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Education Advocacy Firm Educativa adopted the Google Mail cloud-based messaging service but quickly decided that Google was not agile enough to integrate with the existing infrastructure. We recently spoke to Bogdan Kochesch, Business Manager at Educativa, to learn why:
Q: Can you please tell us about Educativa? Bogdan Kochesch: Educativa develops educational products and services that make it easier for Romanian students to gain admission to schools and universities across Europe and the United States. We're based in Bucharest, and our 20 employees manage a network that includes more than 60 universities, hundreds of high schools, and thousands of Romanian students.
Q: Why did you investigate a cloud services solution to manage your messaging and collaboration? Kochesch: Educativa employees communicate with our rapidly growing network of students and organizational contacts primarily through email correspondence and electronic newsletters. To support this large volume of email traffic, we tested several messaging and collaboration solutions, including a Linux-based email server, but we quickly discovered that this solution was not scalable or reliable. We also decided that a cloud-based solution would be more cost-effective than an on-premises option.
Q: Why did you choose Office 365 over Google Apps? Kochesch: We initially opted for Google Apps cloud services and integrated our existing Microsoft Outlook messaging and collaboration client with the Google Mail cloud-based messaging service. Almost immediately, synchronization problems developed between the client application and the online service—not only were some messages never delivered, others appeared to remain stuck in the outbox and employees ended up sending the same message multiple times.
After struggling with Google Apps for 10 months, we switched to Office 365. The integration between Exchange Online and our existing Outlook client is seamless. And not only do we finally have a reliable email solution, we have access to other tools—such as SharePoint Online and Lync Online—that help us manage documents, host our internal team sites, and effectively organize internal collaboration. Before Office 365, I wasted 30 percent of my time managing Google Apps and the problems that it generated. Now, I can focus on developing new products that increase the company's revenue.
Q: What benefits are you experiencing by using Exchange Online and Office 365?Kochesch: By using Office 365, we basically doubled our productivity. We eliminated inefficiencies in email management with Exchange Online and improved knowledge-sharing with SharePoint Online. As a result, each of our academic counsellors can now support 600 students—twice as many as before adopting Office 365. And, during the 2011–2012 academic year, we quickly responded to more than 25,000 email requests for information about our products and services without any email issues. Thanks to Office 365, we have re-established our reputation in the industry, which is important in differentiating ourselves from the competition and increasing our market share.
Read the full story online. For more success stories about people like Bogdan Kochesch, read other real-world testimonials on the whymicrosoft website.
Wait, "Google not agile enough to integrate with the existing infrastructure"...what? All this article says is that they tried to use Outlook as the mail client for Google, nothing else. Of course Outlook works better with Exchange, it was built for Exchange. That's kind of like saying my Gmail app on my phone sucks at getting email from Exchange; it was built to do that.
This article is fairly thin on details. Switching between such massive offerings requires some analysis and details on what does or does not work. I am eager to see comparisons with data we can sink our teeth into.
Mark, here is our comparison of the 2 products: www.linkgard.com/.../google-apps-vs-office-365.html


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How about the noise of this card?? I've read on some other sites that its noticeably louder than the X800's and read an end-user review that said the whining pitch of the fan drives him crazy?
I am ready to buy this card except that "noise" is an issue for me and I really don't want to listen to a video card fan all the time so "how loud is it?"
Just the BFG one or GTs in general? I have an eVGA GT and an X800 Pro and I can't tell a difference in the noise level. My systems are fairly quiet and I can't hear either one above the system noise. Although, on boot you can hear the GT as the fan revs up. Can you provide the link to the review where they mentioned that?
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HONOLULU — President Barack Obama is hailing a last-minute deal that pulled the country back from the "fiscal cliff," but warned that he "will not compromise" over his insistence that Congress lift the federal debt ceiling.
Obama said in his radio and Internet address Saturday that the fiscal cliff deal, approved by Congress on New Year's Day and signed Thursday, raises taxes on the wealthiest Americans while preventing a middle-class tax increase that could have thrown the economy back into recession.
With one crisis behind him, Obama faces new battles in Congress over raising the country's $16.4 trillion borrowing limit, as well as scaling back more than $100 billion in automatic spending cuts for the military and domestic programs. The cuts are delayed by two months under the compromise.
Lawmakers promise to replace those across-the-board cuts with more targeted steps that could take longer to implement.
Obama, speaking from Hawaii, where he is on vacation with his family, said he is willing to consider more spending cuts and tax increases to reduce the deficit.
But he said he will not compromise over his insistence that Congress lift the debt ceiling. The nation's credit rating was downgraded the last time lawmakers threatened inaction on the debt ceiling, in 2011.
"If Congress refuses to give the United States the ability to pay its bills on time, the consequences for the entire global economy could be catastrophic," Obama said. "Our families and our businesses cannot afford that dangerous game again."
If elected officials from both parties "focus on the interests of our country above the interests of party, I'm convinced we can cut spending and raise revenue in a manner that reduces our deficit and protects the middle class," Obama said.
In the Republican address, Rep. Dave Camp of Michigan said that as attention again turns to the debt limit, "we must identify responsible ways to tackle Washington's wasteful spending."
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In December we posted a story from the Athens Banner-Herald that reported an apartment theft in Athens, GA. In addition to many other valuables, one of the stolen items was a Tom Petty box set.
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Being from the north, if it doesn't get much below 10F, I can ride fairly comfortably for quite a ways in basic windproof/insulated gear. I'd dress like I'm going snowmobiling. I ride in mesh gear through the winter here in FL. Every once in a while, I actually zip a liner into my mesh jacket. Most long-time Floridians are usually wearing parkas, knit caps, and insulated gloves by then, just to walk from the house to the car.
I don't like riding in traffic in 180% humidity when it gets much above 80F though, but up to 95F is OK if I can stay moving while wearing a hydration pack. It helps if the humidity level drops below that of a dripping sponge too. Thankfully, I don't live in a very congested part of FL, so I usually only sit at the occasional traffic light. We don't have much for daily traffic jams or a major rush hour around here. Most riders down here don't wear any gear more involved than a pair of sunglasses and leathery skin, especially during the 11.5 months of hot summer weather. When it gets really hot and humid, I put on SPF15+ sunscreen, a DS helmet that breathes well, armored mesh pants, an Acerbis Cosmo chest/back protector, armored mesh/leather gloves, elbow/forearm armor, offroad boots, a breathable hi-viz t-shirt, a hydration pack, and a coolmax banana-hammock. I still sweat like crazy, but I stay hydrated and the breeze from moving makes it comfortable enough. Florida can be ridden year-round if you can avoid the lightning. I haven't passed out or gotten zapped yet, so the place can't be too inhospitable.
There are a lot of places in this country to choose from that I would find agreeable, as long as it wasn't raining heavily or flashing lightning very often. The rainy season here drives me nuts, but the autumn, winter, and spring riding is pretty agreeable. We just don't get a major show of autumn leaf colors or springtime flowers. It's pretty much just green year-round.
I wouldn't mind riding near the front range of CO most of the year. They get quite a bit of sun. If it gets too cold or snowy, one can go down in elevation to warm up. If it gets too hot, one can go up in elevation. The roads and trails are awesome on a thumper dualsport. Once you get away from populated areas like Denver, CO Springs, or Boulder, there is a lot of wide open.
High-elevation NM and AZ are similar.
I could probably ride most of the year in much of the coastal US that isn't constantly besieged with rain. I lived near Bangor ME for a year, and it only got down to the single digits for a few days at a time here and there throughout the winter. It can rain quite a bit, but the spring, summer, and fall temperatures are very nice. As a kid, I rode minibikes and ATCs year-round up there. If I didn't want to ride salted roads in winter there, I'd stick to riding trails until the roads got clean. A track and ski kit might be fun up there.
Coastal SoCal, from the border to Monterey, has probably the best year-round climate for riding roads. If you stay within 30-45 miles of the coast, the weather is pretty temperate. If you go much further inland and south of LA, summers can get ridiculously hot, while mountains north of LA can get cold and snowy in the winter. It doesn't rain very much in a lot of SoCal too...a few weeks in the winter/spring maybe. The legal/political/economic climate in CA is not to my liking, but I always have a great time when I visit out there.
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Thanks Sky. I'd love to see that Merle autographed guitar some day. Better schedule a trip to the beach shack soon. We can pick and grin.
I'd love to visit, but the whole east coast west coast thing is too far for me to casually drop in. I'll definitely bring the Merle guitar if I do.
I agree with the cannon idea, good sound can be felt (in your center) as well as listened to. I suppose the sound waves actually press against your "stomach". I judge guitars by how the sound feels to me. After all, music is really about feeling when you come right down to it. That's one reason good singers are a pleasure, their voice control comes from their center, where deep feelings are felt, thus they can touch our centers.
I bought a so called "Martin travel guitar" when they first came out, but felt like I might as well put strings on a 2x4. Got rid of that real quick.
While writing this my wife told me I need to make a "winter to do" list to get ready for winter. She actually ordered me to put "hunting" on the list, said she needed a deer for the freezer. Hard to please!
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From http://www.asp.net/vnext ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2 is a tooling refresh of Visual Studio 2012 that extends the existing ASP.NET runtime with new features without breaking existing applications. ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2 installs in minutes without altering the current ASP.NET run time...
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In case you missed it, we announced the release of Visual Studio Tools for Git today at the ALM Summit. You can find the new extension here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/abafc7d6-dcaa-40f4-8a5e-d6724bdb980c Below are some details verbatim from the extension site: ...
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Videos in Visual Studio 2012
The folks at Channel9 have created some video shorts on how to use many of the cool new features in Visual Studio 2012. You will most likely encounter links to the videos for the first time when you look at the "How-To Videos" section of the Start Page: If you want another path to the videos...
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I started working with Azure almost five years ago and have been very happy to see it evolve and mature. If you are working with Azure or just learning how to use this offering then you need to start with Clint Edmonson's "Windows Azure Solution Cookbook" found here: http://www.notsotrivial...
4 Sep 2012
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Question: Can you upgrade Visual Studio 2012 RC to Visual Studio 2012 RTM? Short Answer: Yes. Long Answer I've had several folks ask me about upgrading VS2012 RC to RTM recently. I thought it would be a good idea to review the upgrade paths. In case you have been living in a cave...
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On August 15th we announced the availability of, both, Visual Studio 2012 and Windows 8. Visual Studio 2012 You can find out more on our Visual Studio from Soma's blog post here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/somasegar/archive/2012/08/15/visual-studio-2012-and-net-4-5-now-available...
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In my travels across the country, with my fellow Evangelist, Clint Edmonson, talking about Visual Studio we often come across great stories to tell. One of our favorite true stories is of a customer that had a web application running very slow. We ran code metrics against it and, sure enough, the Page_Load...
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Frank first met Margaret in 1934 when he was a staff member at the Lowell Observatory. Margaret's father, Henry Norris Russell, an eminent astronomer, had brought his family that summer to the Lowell Observatory. The pair married in the fall of 1934 and have two children, five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
Professor Edmondson's early primary research interest was the motions of stars in our galaxy. After World War II, he started a program of asteroid research in response to an appeal from the International Astronomical Union. His work on galactic kinematics and on asteroids resulted in fifty research papers.
Now Professor Emeritus, Dr. Edmondson served as Chair of the Department of Astronomy in Indiana University in Bloomington for 34 years. An active, innovative teacher, he was also instrumental in bringing the Goethe Link Observatory to Indiana University. His career included many appointments in national and international astronomical organizations. In 1956-1957 he was the third program director for astronomy at the National Science Foundation. He served an important role in the formation of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA), the University consortium chosen to manage Kitt Peak National Observatory and other national astronomical facilities. He also helped establish the Kitt Peak National Observatory and the Cerro Tololo International Observatory in Chile. In 1964, the Republic of Chile decorated him with its Order of Merit for his role in the advancement of astronomy in that country. He was awarded the Meritorious Public Service Award of the National Science Foundation in 1983. More recently he has pursued the history of astronomy, and in 1997 Cambridge University Press published his book on AURA and Its US National Observatories. His special interest in Daniel Kirkwood, who first revealed the "Kirkwood Gaps" in the orbits of asteroids during his 30 years (1856-1880) at Indiana University, culminated in a paper published in the May-June, 2000 issue of Mercury.
Margaret Russell Edmondson was the youngest daughter of Henry Norris Russell and Lucy May (Cole) Russell. She had the closest intellectual rapport with her father of any member of the family. Although a zoologist and geneticist by training, she remained an active member of astronomy circles. Margaret completed her degrees up to an MA in genetics at Indiana University. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi there, and completed all but a dissertation for a PhD when she had to leave school to tend to her ailing mother. She was a very active part of Dr. Edmondson's professional life, and often accompanied him to meetings where she would attend alternative sessions and compare notes. She was posthumously named a Patron of the American Astronomical Society on May, 1999 in honor of her long involvement and generosity to the Society. An Asteroid, 1955 SG1 Number 4300, is named Marg Edmondson in her memory (Minor Planet Circular 34620).
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Grilled Cottage Cheese
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|Cottage cheese
|400 Gram (Paneer Made From Fat-Free Milk)
|2 Medium
|Green bell pepper
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|1 Medium
|1 Tablespoon
|For marinade
|Green chilies
|3 , minced
|Mint leaves
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|Coriander leaves
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|4 Clove (20 gm), minced
|Lime juice
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|1 Cup (16 tbs), whisked (Curd Made From Fat-Free Milk)
|Chaat masala
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|Garam masala powder
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Cut paneer into 1" cubes.
Cut tomatoes into quarters.
Cut bell pepper into quarters and discard seeds and pith.
Cut onion into quarters and separate the layers.
Combine ingredients for marinade, pour over paneer and marinate for 1 hour.
Arrangepaneer, tomatoes, bell pepper and onion in a flat ovenproof dish.
Place dish on the top rack of a microwave oven and microwave on high for 5 minutes.
Brush with oil and turn over.
Microwave on high, turning paneer around periodically till golden brown on all sides.
Garnish with spice powders and serve hot.
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Pictured: jazz on the hill 2013, On air Announcers | photo credit: curtis anderson (L TO R) KATHLEEN LAWTON, JAYNE SANCHEZ, ALISA CLANCY, MELANIE BERZON J2-J5 FM Program Listings J7 FM Program Grid J6 FM Article Jazz On The Hill Thank Yous! Inside J2 Sunday at 8 am 7/7 The Jazz Center I'M TALKIN' JAZZ Members of Take 6 (Claude McKnight and Joey Kibble) with Chris Cortez 7/14 Trumpeter Dmitri Metheny with Alisa Clancy 7/21 Pianist Don Russo with Mal Sharpe 7/28 Saxophonist Steve Heckman with Lee Thomas RIVERWALK JAZZ Sunday at 6 pm 7/7 Riverwalk Jazz BBQ Light the coals and crack open the cooler. Nothing says July like a barbecue on a lazy afternoon. The forecast may call for triple-digit temps or a passing shower. But whatever's in store, The Jim Cullum Jazz Band swings their way through some of your favorite warm-weather classic American jazz tunes. Pictured: summer picnic, 1932 photo courtesy: forestlodgecatering.com 7/14 Hot Chamber Jazz: The Benny Goodman Trio 1935-1954 7/21 Fletcher Henderson & Don Redman: The Birth of the Big Band Reed Section 7/28 Beautiful Changes: The Whiteman Years The Jim Cullum Jazz Band explores the music of The Paul Whiteman Orchestra, featuring cornet ace Bix Beiderbecke, and its pivotal role in American music of the 1920s. Pictured: whiteman orchestra, 1921 photo courtesy: answers.com THE ANNALS OF JAZZ WITH RICHARD HADLOCK Sundays at 7 pm The sound of surprise describes both jazz itself and the enduring premise of "The Annals of Jazz." Since 1959, host Richard Hadlock has been improvising on historical themes and bringing forth worthy performers—from Armstrong to Zorn. Each Sunday, we may find Annals in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Back of Town anywhere. J u ly 2 0 1 3 J3 in the moment with jim bennett Sunday at 8 pm 7/7 Grant Levin San Francisco based pianist Grant Levin, recorded in a trio setting, on December 15th, 2012, at the Sound Room in Oakland. With Greg D'Augelli and Jon Arkin. 7/14 Daria Daria (pictured), recorded April 6, 2013, at the Musically Minded Academy in Oakland, as part of their Celebrating Women Musicians Concert Series. With Jonathan Alford, Sam Bevan, Michaelle Goerlitz and Jean Michel Hure. 7/21 The Le Boeuf Brothers The Le Boeuf Brothers (pictured), recorded at the Jazzschool in Berkeley, on March 17, 2013. With Martin Nevin and Peter Kronreif. 7/28 The Debbie Poryes and Erik Jekabson Jazz Duo The Debbie Poryes (pictured, left) and Erik Jekabson (pictured, right) Jazz Duo, recorded on Mother's Day, May 12, 2013, at the Piedmont Piano Company in Oakland. THE JAZZ DECADES WITH RAY SMITH Sunday at 11 pm 7/7 Bob Schulz, Joe Haymes, Ray Miller 7/14 Ray Miller, George Shearing, Benny Moten, Benny Goodman, The Cellar Boys, The Picadilly Dance Band, Guy Viseur, Willie Lewis, Tony Murena, Emile Carrara, The Jungle Band 7/21 Ruby Braff, Duke Ellington 7/28 Pat Halcox, George Chisholm, Fred Elizalde, Mark White J4 Monday at 9 pm 7/1 7/8 The Jazz Center JAZZ PROFILES WITH NANCY WILSON Pianist/Composer Horace Silver Producer/Arranger Quincy Jones While "Q" (b. 1933) is probably best known for his work in television, film, and popular recordings, he has deep roots in jazz. Quincy (pictured) started out as a teenage trumpeter and arranger with the Lionel Hampton band. His tremendous passion for jazz led to collaborations with Count Basie, Billy Eckstine, and Frank Sinatra. 7/15 Bassist Ray Brown 7/22 Composer/Bandleader Tom Talbert 7/29 Pianist Jaki Byard Writing in memory of Jaki Byard (1922-1999), Peter Watrous noted that Byard (pictured) "was a stylistic virtuoso, his fecund imagination saw comparisons and contrasts everywhere and his improvisations were encyclopedic and profound. He also had a sense of humor that rippled through everything he played." Byard's playing was all encompassing, covering everything from stride and ragtime to modern polyrhythms and atonality. Principally acknowledged as a pianist, Byard's eclectic stylings enhanced the music of Maynard Ferguson, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, and Charles Mingus. JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER WITH WENDELL PIERCE Tuesday at 9 pm 7/2 7/9 The Music of Fats Waller Bobby McFerrin - VOCAbuLarieS 7/16 Father of the Mambo: The Music of Cachao Lopez 'Mambo' translated from Kikongo, - the Creole language of Cuba, means "conversation with the gods." Bassist Israel Cachao Lopez (pictured) enlightened the jazz world with the divine Afro-Cuban rhythms from his native Cuba. Our own bassist Carlos Henriquez uplifts the Rose Theater with the ultimate 'discarga' jam session in honor of the late 'Cachao'. 7/23 The Music of Sarah Vaughan Brash vocals earned Sarah Vaughan (pictured) the titles "Sassy" and "The Divine One". Musical director and pianist Eric Reeds leads this celebration of her work through the glorious range of Jane Monheit and Mary Stallings' sure swing. 7/30 The Yellowjackets with Mike Stern photo courtesy: William P Gottlieb Collection J u ly 2 0 1 3 J5 piano jazz WITH marian mcpartland Wednesday at 9 pm Tony DeSare Vocalist/pianist Tony DeSare (pictured) got his big break playing the lead in the Off-Broadway musical Our Sinatra and has been a pillar of retro cool ever since. But he also performs original music along with sets of beloved standards. This week, DeSare sings and plays his deliciously romantic original, How I Will Say I Love You, and McPartland backs him on Memories of You. 7/3 7/10 Bassist Ron Carter 7/17 Remembering Pianist John Bunch 7/24 Lalo Schifrin Composer, arranger, conductor and pianist Lalo Schifrin (pictured) has authored some of the most famous music in film and TV history. His compositions include the original Mission: Impossible theme and the scores to Bullitt, Cool Hand Luke, and the Dirty Harry films. Schifrin performs his tunes Down Here On The Ground and Chano, and joins McPartland for a duet of Woody'n You. 7/31 Dick Hyman (2009) JAZZSET WITH DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER Thursday at 9 pm 7/4 Wynton Marsalis & Vince Giordano Play Louis Armstrong 7/11 Triveni with Avishai Cohen and Guest Anat Cohen The word Triveni is Sanskrit for three sacred rivers, flowing together. The group Triveni is Avishai Cohen (pictured, right), trumpet; Drew Gress, bass; Eric Harland, drums, with music by Cohen, Don Cherry and Charles Mingus. Sister Anat (pictured, left) joins later on clarinet. 7/18 Lewis Nash Quintet.. Kurt Elling Kurt Elling sings from his new album 1619 Broadway: The Brill Building Project, named for a famous address in songwriting. And class act drummer Lewis Nash (pictured) leads his fine band with Jeremy Pelt and Jimmy Greene on trumpet and tenor. 7/25 John Ellis and Double-Wide.. Darcy James Argue's Secret Society J6 The Jazz Center Thank You To Everyone Involved In Jazz On The Hill After a 9-year hiatus, Jazz On The Hill 2013 welcomed over 4,000 people on June 1st. It was a beautiful day to celebrate, welcome new friends and come together through music. It takes a village to put on a festival, and Jazz On The Hill was no different. We would like to thank everyone who worked so hard to make this festival a success: our small full-time staff of 15 (who—the next day—were definitely feeling every one of those years since the last time we did this!) to our part-time on-air announcers, our army of volunteers, and the talented musicians who put on great performances. We are grateful for your ongoing support of this community jazz station. You are part of something special...so spread the word. 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July 12, 2011
One of the painful realities of life as an economist and professional speaker is that the subject matter of economics is typically viewed (with good reason!) by the general public as confusing, intimidating, and boring. As a result, trying to present weekly economic and financial information with an unusual twist can occasionally be a most welcome change.
Warning!! This week's Tea Leaf is my semi-annual economic, financial, and political update…using today's current movie titles. My sincere apology in advance to anyone I might offend.
I am out of the country until July 17 with my bride of 26 years. This piece was written on July 1, so the latest economic data (including the July 8 jobs report) and very recent financial developments are not included.
As Summer Unfolds…
The Debt Ceiling
At the moment, THE FUTURE is clouded with anxieties of all shapes and sizes. It could easily take 17 MIRACLES to address these anxiety issues.
At the top of the anxiety list is concern about the MONTE CARLO gaming approach to increasing the nation's debt ceiling, presumably no later than August 2. Republicans and Democrats are likely to approach THE LEDGE of a temporary U.S. default on the debt. Such a default, possibly igniting investor and consumer fears around the globe, could conceivably contribute to THE HANGOVER PART II…a follow-up to the painful Great Recession.
As with the near government shutdown last April 8, don't be surprised if a deal to slow future entitlement program spending growth—enough to appease Republicans—is reached with 30 MINUTES OR LESS on the clock. Also don't be surprised if the President and the Senate Democrats gain some modest "revenue raisers" (none dare call it a tax increase) as part of the deal.
Ideally, the SUPER 8 negotiators on both sides of the political aisle could be TRANSFORMERS of the political process. Hopefully, they could reinforce the notion that at the end of the day the FINAL DESTINATION they seek is the nation's fiscal sanity, care for the less fortunate, and incentives for all to succeed. They could weaken THE MYTH that it is all about getting re-elected and destroying the other side.
At the Federal Reserve
CAPTAIN AMERICA (Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke) hopefully is done creating a couple trillion BUCKs out of thin air to help grease the skids of American finance. Here's hoping there will be no need for additional "quantitative easing" prior to the end of the year.
European Concerns
The primary issue of the day remains Greece. The band-aid application of another 100 billion euros or so to ease the Grecian debt pain was provided by GOOD NEIGHBORS and FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS, principally Germany, France, and the International Monetary Fund.
Still, anxiety exists that the massive national debts of Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, combined with a similar issue in much larger Spain, could SUBMARINE financial market confidence. In this case, THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE…a.k.a. another global financial crisis…could ensue.
HAYWIRE performance of global financial markets would no doubt spoil CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE, an enticing MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, and other idealic events and settings around the globe. Say it isn't so!
American Politics
Suitors of the Republican Presidential nomination now move like PENGUINS from one political event to another, all seeking the CROWNE of leadership and trying to avoid being the latest political BRIDESMAIDS. Each will seek IRONCLAD support from their followers, while all try to avoid being the subject of derogatory TABLOID journalism.
A similar focus will be on the President to see whether he embraces THE CHANGE-UP of a more centric position to expand his support. After all, adopting THE CHAMELEON mentality to enhance voter popularity is tried and true in American political history.
The U.S. Military
Don't forget to remember our fighting men and women In Harm's Way, putting their lives on the line daily in THE GUARD of the freedoms we enjoy. Tens of thousands of American and coalition troops find themselves ON STRANGER TIDES, constantly facing the DEATHLY HALLOWS as simply LIFE IN A DAY.
Their lives are a series of exhausting POINT BLANK trips up and down GUN HILL ROAD, battling COWBOYS AND ALIENS and other foreign bodies, placing STAKEs in the ground supporting freedom for any and all. Their ultimate search for the GREEN LANTERN of peace suggests THE HELP we can provide them with letters and kind gestures is much appreciated.
As you come across a member of the military with or without their family in a restaurant, consider discretely picking up their tab. It is money well spent. Military BEGINNERS just out of high school especially need a kind word or a meaningful gesture.
The American Economy
Modest U.S. economic growth during 2011's first half could give way to a more FIRST CLASS performance in coming months. Tantalizing tidbits about a stronger manufacturing sector, as well as prospects of CARS 2 pick up their sales and production pace, strengthen that notion. The prospect of a NOT BUMMER SUMMER clearly helped the stock market and SALVATION BOULEVARD (Wall Street) to a strong rally in late June/early July.
Stronger U.S. economic growth could strengthen THE TREE OF LIFE (jobs), in some cases allowing talented workers to escape HORRIBLE BOSSES. The FADING OF THE CRIES of the unemployed would work wonders in terms of American confidence…American morale.
Stronger U.S. economic growth would obviously provide A BETTER LIFE for hundreds of thousands of Americans. It would also allow more people to realistically envision a solid retirement at a desirable age with adequate funding, as they reenter the CAVE of FORGOTTEN DREAMS.
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Sammy Hagar has his doubts about the future of Chickenfoot, the hard rock supergroup he fronts alongside bassist Michael Anthony, guitarist Joe Satriani and drummer Chad Smith.
Sammy Hagar has his doubts about the future of Chickenfoot, the hard rock supergroup he fronts alongside bassist Michael Anthony, guitarist Joe Satriani and drummer Chad Smith.
"Every record is a complete long shot. You just have to throw caution to the wind and try everything and then see what happens."
Classic rock will be well represented in this year's Black Friday Record Store Day releases, which will include special collectible vinyl from Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Joe Satriani and more.
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Joe Satriani says that a new Chickenfoot record will happen.
Sammy Hagar and Joe Satriani have been discussing their next project.
The career of guitar whiz Joe Satriani will be the subject of a new box set. On April 22, Sony/Legacy Recordings will release 'Joe Satriani: The Complete Studio Recordings,' a retrospective spanning his nearly 30 years as a solo artist.
Aside from being one of rock's more distinctive vocalists, Sammy Hagar is a pretty decent guitarist. But for big chunks of his career, he's had the good fortune of not having to lean on his own chops. In fact, he's played with some of the genre's best axemen, including two of rock's greatest living guitarists: Joe Satriani and Eddie Van Halen.
Recording the new Chickenfoot album is on Joe Satriani's calendar. The guitarist has just finished a solo European tour, but he's also been working on new music for the Sammy Hagar-fronted group. 'Chickenfoot III' was released in September 2011.
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An reliable pen for innings 7-9 always makes a difference, but you get that with a good closer as much as some so-called elite closers. We saw that first-hand with Coco. He converted 86% of his save chances with the Reds, which is very good.
An elite closer might get you an extra save or two over the course of a year (though some of that is dependent on luck) and an extra win could make all the difference. But it's not a terribly big gap between the best closer baseball and an average closer. And most elite closers tend to have short stays at the top. Rivera, Hoffman and Wagner were freaks. More common are guys like Joakim Soria, K-Rod (already on the downhill when he saved 62 games) and Brian Wilson.


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Watch out for hype when examining the biomarker literature, a new study published in JAMA suggests. John Ioannidis and Orestis Panagiotou first searched the literature and identified highly cited studies of biomarkers that included a relative risk calculation of effect size on a particular outcome. Most of the 35 studies reported cancer- or cardiovascular-related outcomes….
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Joining John in studio this morning to discuss the topic of solitude & silence & what he means to us are Sr. Stan for The Sanctuary in Dublin, musicisn Caoimhin O'Raghallaigh from The Gloaming & Bernadette Flanagan, Prof of Spirituality, Hallows College.
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Danish restaurant 'Noma' has just been named the no 1 restaurant on the planet, for the third time in 4 years at the Oscars of the culinary world in Londons Guildhall. Joining John in studio is foodwriter for the Irish Times, Catherine Cleary & Neil Davey, Buffers Guide to Food author is on the line.
Since appearing on the JMS Walk in Oldcastle, Fr Ray has acheived world fame with over 34 million hit on youtube! His success has encouraged international record labels to consider a major deal. Fr Ray joins John in studio with a couple of his songs & his choice of others for our My Pod series.
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Relay For Life in Henry County is scheduled for Friday, June 26, at the Henry County High School Track. Below is a list of upcoming activities that are taking place throughout the county in an ongoing effort to raise money and awareness for the American Cancer Society (all proceeds will benefit Henry County Relay For Life):
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Relay For Life in Henry County is quickly approaching, scheduled for Friday, June 26, at the Henry County High School Track. Below is a list of upcoming activities that are taking place throughout the county in an ongoing effort to raise money and awareness for the American Cancer Society (all proceeds will benefit Henry County Relay For Life):
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Each cadet appearing before the Officer Promotion Board on Thursday, April 30, was competing for the honor of Air Force Junior ROTC Cadet of the Year. The five cadets competing for the honor were Christy Neely, Tom McCabe, Erick Butler, Andrew Hitt and Rachel Thorley.
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Flat revenue. A substantial increase in county retirement contributions. Sixteen county roads to be paved. A $125,000 increase in ambulance service revenue.
Those are among the more significant items in the proposed Henry County budget but they weren't what generated the most conversation in a special budget meeting of the fiscal court Wednesday afternoon.
At 23, B.J. Evans of Turners Station likely has seen more of the world than many people twice his age.
As a specialist in the U.S. Army he was stationed in Illesheim, Germany, three years, and did year-long tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Evans, a Henry County High School graduate, knew early on that the military was in his future. "I joined the reserves while I was still in high school in 2002 and went active duty in 2003," he said.
A fire has destroyed the second floor of the Campbellsburg Fire Department, and damage to the remainder of the department is under examination.
Campbellsburg Fire Chief David Noe said a fire was discovered on the second floor of the Campbellsburg Firehouse shortly after midnight Thursday, April 30.
District Court Judge Diana E. Wheeler will enter her decision in the competency hearing for murder suspect Warren Stone.
Stone, 57, is charged with the February 2008 murder of his mother, Maralyn Stone Burchett.
On Easter Sunday evening, Jon and Tracey Park of Eminence decided it was time for a late-evening snack.
Their trip to the Eminence Dairy Queen would help return 87-year old Don W. Taylor to his northern Kentucky home.
Taylor had been reported missing when he didn't return to his Florence home after attending Easter morning church services. He evidently lost his way, and ended up at Dairy Queen in Eminence several hours later.
Whether or not an Eminence man is competent to stand trial is a decision now in the hands of a judge.
On Thursday, April 23, Henry County District Court Judge Diana E. Wheeler heard testimony in the competency hearing of Warren D. Stone. Stone, 56, of Eminence, is charged with the February 2008 murder of his mother, Maralyn Stone Burchett.
Clinical psychologist J. Robert Noonan testified during the hearing that Stone is not, and likely never will be, competent to stand trial.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - Progress was finally made during negotiations between the NHL and the players' association, but neither side came close to celebrating.
With core economic issues far away from the bargaining table on Friday, the league and union got back to talking in a pair of sessions that totalled about five hours and included a private meeting between Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr.
Secondary issues were discussed, and some agreements were made, but none regarding the most contentious of topics that have left NHL players still locked out two weeks before the regular season is supposed to begin.
"I wish we had spent today on what we consider to be the more meaningful issues, but it is what it is," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said. "We really need to hear from the players' association on those. We need some kind of sign that they are prepared to compromise their economic position because we haven't had that since Aug. 14.
"We'll see if we get there."
At least they got back to talking — which hadn't happened since a few days before the NHL locked out its players on Sept. 16.
"It was a good day," Daly said. "We went through a lot of the areas we'd covered over the summer. We started closing off some agreements in some areas, and some continued areas of disagreements in others. It's part of the process."
All of the issues, big and small, must be ironed out before hockey can get out of the board room and back on the ice. So while the divisive topics still need to be tackled, the smaller ones have to be worked on, too.
That was the goal on Friday, and will continue to be on Saturday and Sunday when talks continue at the league's New York office.
"I don't want to use the adjective optimistic, but it was a productive discussion," NHL Players' Association special counsel Steve Fehr said. "We had a good session, and hopefully it will continue and build momentum."
A handful of players also took part in Friday's talks.
The groups agreed on issues related to player safety and drug testing, areas that weren't expected to be contentious. When they get back together over the weekend, they still aren't expected to dive into the splitting up of hockey-related revenue.
Players received 57 per cent of the net hockey-related revenues in the previous collective bargaining agreement, and owners want to bring that number down under 50 per cent.
The sides aren't moving closer to a compromise while they talk about other issues.
And that is where the frustration lies. The NHL is waiting for the players' association to make a counterproposal to one the league made in the previous bargaining session more than two weeks ago.
"We can't make them talk about what they don't want to talk about," Daly said. "In fairness, we do have to cover these issues if we're going to reach an agreement. What we're doing today is important, it's just not the most important things we can be doing.
"We've made at least two consecutive moves in significant dollars in their direction, and they haven't moved a single dollar in our direction since Aug. 4."
Former player Mathieu Schneider, now an NHLPA special assistant to the executive director, said Friday morning that there were agreements on more rigorous drug testing, expanding it to parts of the year during which testing is not currently done.
Neither side sees the use of performance-enhancing drugs as a problem in the NHL.
"We're in agreement that it's not an issue in our sport," Schneider said. "I think it's in the players' best interest as well as the sport to close off any possible time during the year where players could use."
It is not impossible that monetary issues will come up for discussion in this round of talks, they just aren't scheduled. Neither side has indicated it is prepared to make a new offer now regarding how to split up the more than $3 billion annual pot of hockey-related revenue.
"In general, when you're dealing with collective bargaining, when you start to have agreements on smaller issues, it can lead to bigger issues," Schneider said, "but it's still too early to say."
These are the first talks since the lockout was put in place on Sept. 16 and they came a day after the league cancelled the remaining preseason games. The regular season is to start Oct. 11.
If a deal isn't reached soon, regular-season games will be in danger of being lost. The NHL cancelled the entire 2004-05 season because of a lockout that eventually led to the collective bargaining agreement that expired this month.
"The calendar continues to tick along," Daly said. "My guess is as time goes on, regular-season games are at risk. I don't think it can be any more urgent than where we are now. We've had that level of urgency for a long time. In some respects you can meet all you want, but if there is no compromise or no movement or no new proposals I am not sure at the end of the day what you're meeting over.
"There is a very high degree of urgency certainly on our side. I can't speak for their side, but I am sure they would tell you there is a degree of urgency there, too."
Steve Fehr contended that the players' association is willing to discuss any issues at any time to try to make a deal soon.
"We can discuss the core issues whenever they want to do it," he said. "Bargaining is not ping pong. There are no rules on who has to serve."
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Elvis Presley would have been 78 on Tuesday, so what better way to pay respect to one of the most iconic musicians of all time than with a five-day Elvis impersonators tournament?
Potawatomi Bingo Casino is staging 13 separate "Tribute to the King" events this week, Monday through Friday. It kicks off at 3 p.m. Monday with the first of several rounds of faceoffs, all leading up to a final showdown Friday night where one impersonator will be crowned king of them all and walk away with a $25,000 grand prize.
Previous "Tribute" winners will also compete for $25,000 in the "Battle of the Champions: Royal Rumble" on Thursday night, and master tribute artist Ryan Pelton will perform two evening concerts as Presley on Monday and Tuesday.
All shows are in the casino's Northern Lights Theater, 1721 W. Canal St. Tickets are $5 to $7 for the daytime shows, with proceeds going to Potawatomi's Miracle on Canal St. Evening shows are $20 to $35 at the box office, (800) 745-3000 and www.ticketmaster.com. A full schedule of "Tribute" events is available at www.paysbig.com.


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Posted: 08/16/2009 - A slew of the world's top eaters gathered at Minnesota's Valleyfair Amusement Park for the world funnel cake eating championship.
Updated: 08/14/2009 - An arrest warrant has been issued for R&B Singer Bobby Brown after he failed to appear in a Massachusetts court on a contempt complaint.
Updated: 08/13/2009 - Les Paul, who invented the solid-body electric guitar later wielded by a legion of rock 'n' roll greats, died Thursday of complications from pneumonia. He was 94.
Posted: 08/13/2009 - Gosselin said during an appearance on "Live With Regis and Kelly" that her marriage is over forever.
Posted: 08/12/2009 - DVD rental kiosk company Redbox said it has sued 20th Century Fox over their attempts to delay its titles from appearing in Redbox machines.
Posted: 08/12/2009 - Investigators in the Michael Jackson case continue to sharpen their focus on the personal physician who was with him when he died.
Posted: 08/11/2009 - Best-selling country duo Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn posted a message on their Web site Monday saying they agreed to "call it a day" after 20 years of making music together.
Updated: 08/11/2009 - Hudson and her fiance, David Otunga, are now parents of a baby boy.
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Posted: 08/07/2009 - Viewers said Jeanine Mason can dance best as they crowned her the winner of Fox network's "So You Think You Can Dance."
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Updated: 08/08/2009 - 59-year-old John Hughes died of a heart attack during a morning walk in Manhattan.
Updated: 08/06/2009 - A hacker attack shut down Twitter on Thursday morning, and Facebook also said it was "looking into" possible site problems.
Posted: 08/06/2009 - A judge has delayed sentencing Chris Brown on an assault charge to seek more input from Virginia authorities about whether Brown could do community labor in that state, where he lives.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6 /PRNewswire/ — While South Africa will continue to bask in the glow of the Soccer World Cup, a South African product similar in shape to the soccer ball kicks off its season in the U.S. this month. The first of regular shiploads of South African summer citrus (www.summercitrus.com) have reached our shores. Clementines, navel oranges and ruby grapefruit are available in supermarkets across the U.S. from now through November. For the first time, a selection of popular summer recipes has been developed featuring summer citrus from South Africa.
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"South African Summer Citrus is known for its nutritious and delicious flavor," said Ms. Joretha Geldenhuys, CEO of the Western Cape Citrus Producers Forum (WCCPF), which represents the more than 350 growers of South African citrus bound for the U.S. "With increasing consumer demand here for our products, we want to offer South African recipes so the American consumer can experience a taste of Africa using our oranges as a main or accompanying ingredient."
The recipes include everything from starters to desserts, and incorporate the goodness of South African navel oranges throughout. Recipes, including high resolution photos, can be found at www.summercitrus.com/recipes.php and on Facebook. Included are:
- South African Sundowner Vodka Martini
- South African Sangria
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- South African Orange & Spinach Salad
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- Planked Halibut with Orange & Avocado Salsa
- South African Spiced Lamb Chops with Orange Bearnaise
- Bone in Breast of Chicken with Orange Salsa
- Roasted Asparagus with Orange Vinaigrette
- Summer Squash Orange Galettes with Red Pepper Coulis
- South African Orange Tart
- Orange Chocolate Mousse
- South African Orange Creme Caramel
"The traditional form of hospitality in South Africa is a braai (pronounced bry) or barbecue and many of these recipes are grill-friendly," says Geldenhuys. "The recipes' ingredients include some of the favorite flavors of all South Africans. Each offers a taste not only of the goodness of South Africa but also of the genuine friendliness of the South African people."
Start with the Sundowners or Sangria skemerkelkies, Afrikaans for cocktails, and serve with the Bruschetta while the main courses are cooked over an open fire or gas grill. "A South African braai usually offers two main courses so it is not uncommon to have lamb and steak or fish and chicken," says Geldenhuys. "The freshness of salads and vegetables round out braai meals which conclude with light, fresh and not overly sweet desserts."
Consumers who try the recipes are invited to share their stories, braai photos and personal recipes and comments on the Summer Citrus Facebook page. Do so by becoming a friend of South African Summer Citrus on Facebook at (www.facebook.com/summercitrus).
South Africa is the second largest exporter of citrus in the world and produces 60 percent of all citrus grown in the Southern Hemisphere. Other than the United States, export markets include the European Union, Far East, Middle East, Russia, and the rest of Africa.
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THE BUZZ: Two new Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception videos have appeared online, showing off sections of the campaign. The first is taken from Chapter 3 and the second is from later in the game.
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