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Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in October suggests that economic activity and employment have continued to expand at a moderate pace in recent months, apart from weather-related disruptions. Although the unemployment rate has declined somewhat since the summer, it remains elevated. Household spending has continued to advance, and the housing sector has shown further signs of improvement, but growth in business fixed investment has slowed. Inflation has been running somewhat below the Committee's longer-run objective, apart from temporary variations that largely reflect fluctuations in energy prices. Longer-term inflation expectations have remained stable.
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(Daily Caller) The Government Accountability Office warned in a report Monday that if cuts are not made to mandatory spending – including Social Security and Medicare – there will be a fundamental gap between spending and revenue as more baby boomers retire.
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GAO's simulations continue to illustrate that the federal government is on an unsustainable long-term fiscal path
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The GAO warned that discretionary spending is not the crux of the problem. "Discretionary spending limits [which includes defense spending] alone do not address the fundamental imbalance between estimated revenue and spending, which is driven largely by the aging of the population and rising health care costs." (snip)
"[S]pending for the major health and retirement programs will increase in coming decades, putting greater pressure on the rest of the federal budget," the GAO study pointed out, attributing this trend to an aging population.
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Florida Gulf Coast University is holding two baseball camps for area players in the coming weeks. The Eagles' youth camp is Friday through Sunday, while the Intensive Skills Camp is Dec. 27 through 29.
The youth camp is for players in seventh grade and younger. The camp includes well-rounded instruction from FGCU coaches for kids of varying skill levels. The three-day event focuses on hitting, fielding and pitching. The camp runs from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
The FGCU Intensive Skills Camp focuses on the fundamentals needed to play at the college level and is for eighth through 12th graders. It will feature drills and instruction, as well as lectures from college coaches. Certified athletic trainers will be on hand.
Both camps will take place at Swanson Stadium on the FGCU campus. The youth camp costs $125, while the high school camp is $235. Players will receive an FGCU baseball t-shirt. Check-in and registration begins one hour before the start of each camp.
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Southwest Florida Hawks 13-and-under traveling baseball program is looking to add players to its Spring 2008 roster. Players must not turn 14 prior to May 1, 2008. The SWFL Hawks have been competing in AAU, USSSA, IBC, Triple Crown and other national tournaments. Tryout dates are tentatively set for Jan. 6 and 13 at Seacrest School from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information or to arrange a tryout, call Coach Mark Marsala at 390-0907 or Laura Angelo at 390-4104 or check the team Web site at www.eteamz.com/swflhawks.
The Optimist Club of Naples is holding registrations for its spring soccer program on Jan. 12 and 13 at the Coastland Center Mall in front of JCPenney. Registration times are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 12 and from noon to 4 p.m. Jan. 13.
For more information and to download applications go to club Web site at www.naplesoptimistclub.com. Click on sports and on spring soccer for more information. Volunteer coaches and sponsors are also needed. Those forms also are available on the site.
Registration for North Naples Little League is now open. Registration is done online and can be accessed through the league website at www.eteamz.com/northnaples. The league is open to all children ages 5 through 14 who live within the boundaries of North Naples Little League. A boundary map is posted on the Web site. Age is determined as of April 30, 2008.
The spring season starts in late January. Clinics and tryouts for Juniors, Majors and Junior Majors divisions are in early January. Visit the league Web site for details. Registration will be open until December 22. All interested players must register.
Fort Myers Miracle manager Jeff Smith has announced the dates for the ninth annual Professional Baseball Kick-Off the Season Camp. This year's camp is Jan. 12 and 13 at Community School of Naples. It is for players ages 13 through 19.
The camp will again feature instruction from many professional coaches from the Miracle and its Major League Baseball affiliate the Minnesota Twins. The cost is $135, or $145 for those who register the day of the camp. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 12, and 9 to 2 on Jan. 13. For more information, call Jeff Smith at 269-8742. Space is limited, so register early to ensure a spot.
In addition to Smith, this year's camp will feature Rick Knapp, Twins' pitching coordinator; Victor Rodriguez, Boston Red Sox hitting coordinator; Jose Marzan, Twins field instructor; Billy Corrigan, Twins scout; Perry Castellano, Twins strength coach; Chad Epperson, Red Sox minor league manager; Carmen Cali, Twins player; Milt Cuyler, Twins hitting coach; Tommy Watkins, Twins player; and Dusty Brown, Red Sox catcher.
The Collier County Select 14-and-under travel baseball team is holding open tryouts throughout December and early January for the upcoming spring season. The season starts in January and ends in early June. Age is determined as of May 1, 2008. The team will play AAU, USSSA, IBC and Triple Crown tournaments. For more information, call John Sanders at 290-3752.
The Collier County Lacrosse Association's fall season just ended, with about 250 kid participating. The league is now taking registrations for players interested in the boys' and girls' 2008 season.
The league is for kids ages 6 through 14. All registrations will be online at www.collierlax.com. The early registration deadline is Jan. 1. The final registration deadline is Jan. 15. Visit the Web site for more information.
Registration for the Golden Gate American Little League spring season will be Jan. 9 and 12. Sign-ups each day will be at the fieldhouse in Max Hasse Park. Registration times are 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 9, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 12.
The league is open to children ages 5 to 15 who live within the GGALL boundaries. Registration is required even if the child played previously. At least one parent or legal guardian must be present, with at least one proof of residency. The document will be inspected and returned at registration.
For more information, including a description of the boundaries, call Lee Gariepy, League President at 272-0030. The GGALL also is looking for managers, coaches, volunteers and team sponsors. Little League is the world's largest youth sports program with more than 2.8 million children and 1 million volunteers in more than 100 countries. For more information on Little League, visit the Little League Website at www.littleleague.org or www.ggall.org.
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Registration is going on now for the winter season of youth sports at both the Greater Naples and Bonita Springs YMCAs, which will include soccer, basketball, and t-ball. All practices and games start in January. The Greater Naples YMCA is offering youth basketball leagues for kids ages 3 through 17 and tee-ball leagues for ages 3 through 6.
The Bonita Springs YMCA is offering youth soccer leagues for kids ages 3 through 8 and basketball leagues for ages 5 through 13. The YMCA Youth Sports program teaches sports with the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility in mind. The Y emphasizes fun, fair play, skill development and teamwork. For registration forms and more details, please visit www.ymcapalms.org.
The 2007 Juan Romero Super Winter Baseball Camp, celebrating 20 years in Southwest Florida, will be held at Fleischmann Park Dec. 26 through 29. The camp costs $250 and is open to players ages 6 through 16. The camp will run from 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. The instructors will cover all aspects of the game of baseball, and supervised games will be played each day.
The professional staff includes: Carlos Alfonso, Tampa Bay Devil Rays director of international operations; Gene Clines, L.A. Dodgers baserunning and outfield coach; Victor Rodriguez, Boston Red Sox minor league hitting coach; Cookie Rojas, Former Major League player/coach/manager; Jeff Smith, 2008 Fort Myers Miracle manager; Chris Resop, Atlanta Braves pitcher; and Derek Touchette, Velocity Sports Performance.
For more information, contact Romero at 239-732-9664 or visit www.juanromerobaseball.com.
Naples Hurricanes Pop Warner Football & Cheer is now taking applications for the 2008 season. For a volunteer application, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the club's Web site at www.naplescanes.com. For football info you can contact John Gulotta at firstname.lastname@example.com or 253-4208. For information on cheering, contact Jody French at email@example.com or 253-1192. For additional info, e-mail email@example.com.
A local 11-and-under baseball team is looking for players for the upcoming spring season. The team's goal is to play in Cooperstown, N.Y., in the summer of 2009. For tryout information, call 765-4428. Players ages are determined as of May 1, 2008.
Interstate Baseball is hosting its inaugural holiday break camp from Dec. 27 through 29 at Community School of Naples.
The camp will teach fundamental baseball by utilizing world-class instructors in a state-of-the-art athletic facility. Interstate Baseball has adopted the approach of Teel's Baseball Training Center, featuring back-to-basics' instruction.
The camp is for players ages 7 through 16 and goes from 9 a.m. through 4 p.m. each day. Cost is $299.
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President Barack Obama moves forward with his executive action to extend protection to about 5 million individuals in the country illegally. Jim focuses on what it all means in a discussion with Cheryl Little, the executive director of Americans for Immigration Justice.
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Saturday night's 4-2 victory inside the Cox Convention Center was Abbotsford's first triumph in four games against the Oklahoma City Barons this season.
Barons notebook: Fourth time not a charm for Oklahoma City
Asked what the Heat did differently than the previous three games, OKC goaltender Yann Danis said, "They battled hard. I thought they were going at the net a little bit more. It's just one of those games. I feel like we could have won that game. It's not as much as what they did different."
Barons coach Todd Nelson pointed to Abbotsford's early aggressiveness.
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Entering Saturday's contest, the Baron's goaltending had been brilliant at home. Danis had allowed 1.15 goals per game with a save percentage of .963 and David LeNeveu had allowed 1.45 goals with a .952 save percentage.
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Allen says Boston put him in a position where he had to leave
Oct 19, 2012, 4:04 PM EDT
There has been no shortage of discussion about and theories as to why Ray Allen left the Celtics for the rival Heat.
Was it no longer being a starter? His role on the team? Rajon Rondo not getting him the rock on the court? Rondo off the court? As with just about everything in life it was not just one thing but a shaken cocktail of many ingredients.
But Allen lays it all at the feet of the Celtics. At least he did in speaking with friend of this blog (he's had me on many times) the Big O from WMEN in Miami (via Sports Radio Interviews).
It was a business decision and the team put me in the position where we had to move. We had to go. Miami was a better choice for us based on what the team was doing, so it wasn't, don't boo me, boo the team in a sense. Now it's out of my control. … When this contract situation came down, everybody in my circle — mom, family, brother, sister, friends from college, people who watched me since I was in high school and since I was in college — nobody wanted me to resign in that situation because they thought, 'There [is] so much left in you and this team isn't taking care of you or treating you right.' That's the way I felt and it was like, if you are going to come and not put out a good contract on the table then, hey, we gotta think about going somewhere else."
Interesting. We need to note here that Boston offered Allen more money — Boston offered two years at $6 million per, Miami and he reached a deal for two years at the tax-payers mid-level ($3 million this year, $3.2 next year). If Boston's contract was insulting to him in some way, he didn't make more moving on.
Which shows this wasn't about money, it was about being wanted. Boston is a team shifting to the future — Rondo will be the man, Avery Bradley is a good fit next to him in the backcourt. Allen felt pushed aside by all that. He goes down to Miami and he is courted and told how much he is wanted and needed and that wins him over. Allen has his money, this was about playing where he felt a fit, where he felt needed.
And it's natural for him to think Boston didn't give him that. Even if it doesn't look like that at all from the Celtics' side of the table.
- paulhargis53 - Oct 22, 2012 at 6:16 PM
The real amazing thing bozo, is that no one has done it to you.
You're a fricking useless human being.
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Many companies and enterprises in 2012 witnessed the proliferation of network data as a huge and growing problem across data centers. Additional data center solutions were needed to access, process, analyze, and deliver it instantly on a global basis to millions of users. Several advances and solutions help address these problems and issues. However, data centers are continuing to grow.
According to the 2012 Data Center Industry Census, data centers are expected to grow from US$105 billion to US$120 billion in 2013(DatacenterDynamics. [Oct. 2012]. The 2012 DatacenterDynamics Industry Census). Given this continued growth, more improvements and innovations will be made in the IT and data center industry as 2013 approaches. The following outlines several trends that will emerge and come to fruition in 2013:
1. The Network Adapter Walk of Fame: The Democratization of Hollywood
Digital media (movie editing, CGI, pre-production, broadcast, etc.) is rapidly adopting new IT infrastructure. Film and music video companies are adopting 10GbE network attached storage and application acceleration. Hollywood film editors are now winning Academy Awards not only on vertical solutions with million dollar price tags but also with Apple's FinalCut Pro running on cost-effective Mac workstations. This trend has been driven by the availability of digital media hardware and software technology such as 4K cameras that enable small companies to develop and deliver quality HD content at 1/20 the cost of previous technologies.
2. Intel Down But Not Out
Intel's client business is stalled and the company has not yet made a big win in mobile. Netbooks died a quick, well-deserved death. But in the high-end server segment, during 2013 we should see Intel make sense of all of its high-speed interconnect acquisitions. Just like its support and innovation around Thunderbolt and Lightpeak, we can expect to see products coming from the Cray HPC interconnect, Fulcrum and QLogic acquisitions driving the growth of high-end server, workstation and HPC cluster markets.
3. To Infinity and Beyond: What's after the x86 Architecture?
Customers do have problems with the X86 architecture lacking the ability to directly address performance issues in such areas as graphics, gaming, visualization of seismic data, high-speed analytics to catch threats to national security, as well as real-time packet inspection and Big Data on large-scale clusters using MapReduce. However, various high-performance platforms and tools such as GPUs, cell processors, and FPGAs are available to address parallelization and acceleration techniques. Modern FPGAs represent much more than a multitude of configurable logic gates. They can now justifiably be referred to as a system on a chip (SoC), when integrated with multi-core processors and a rich set of peripherals. During 2013, modern tools such as OpenCL from Altera and open FPGA application acceleration platforms will enable engineers with little hardware experience to write parallel algorithms and execute embedded designs with FPGAs.
4. SDNs, From Hyperbole to Hope
In 2013, software defined networks (SDNs) will move from hype and vision to implementation. Google has already implemented an SDN WAN.
Other Web 2.0 companies are using SDN as a component of their multi-tenant data centers. In the coming year, companies and enterprises of all sizes will be attracted to the promise of building their networks with SDN components. They will be able to move away from closed proprietary switch and router hardware and use horizontal, open networking interfaces running on cost-effective merchant silicon. Agility and security will be key to their success.
5. Clouds: From Vapor to Business Value
Clouds have always been more about a new business model than new products and technologies. To date, Amazon has had the most successful B2B cloud implementation. With the availability of SDNs and other tools, more small and medium businesses will outsource compute and services to public clouds, while IT managers at large Fortune 100 enterprises will build hybrid clouds serving internal clients and external customers. Inevitably, as more valuable individual and corporate data moves to these clouds, bad guys will attempt to gain access to private information, making security even more vital.
6. The Need for Real-Time Security at Web 2.0 Speed
In this brave new world, IT managers and security architects will need to implement data loss prevention, intrusion detection and intrusion prevention schemes that operate in real time. Embedded network security systems using the latest FGPAs deployed as bumps in the wire in distributed security architecture will be the ideal response to this challenge.
From cloud and SDN solidifying their role in IT, to networking becoming a key component in entertainment, 2013 will be designated the "Year of IT and data centers." More organizations will implement data center technology while making more strategic IT decisions to increase successes.
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Preheat oven to 400°F. Lightly spray 13x9x2-inch metal baking pan with nonstick spray. Melt butter in medium skillet over medium heat. Add 1 cup sliced green onions and sauté until beginning to soften, about 3 minutes. Cool.
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China and India signed a total of eight agreements and memorandums of understanding during the first full day of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to India. Here's what they might mean for India. Read More »
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