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Treasuries Head for 2nd Monthly Gain on Euro Debt Crisis
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- Treasuries headed for a second monthly gain as speculation Europe's debt crisis will break up the 17-nation currency bloc and slow global economic growth boosted demand for U.S. fixed-income assets.
U.S. government securities have returned 2.6 percent since the end of March, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch indexes, reflecting demand for the relative safety of the nation's debt. Investors tracking the MSCI All-Country World Index of stocks lost 9.4 percent. Treasury yields are poised to "grind lower," according to Deutsche Bank AG, as European governments struggle to cut spending.
"The demand for ultra-safe assets is enormous given what's going on in the euro zone," said Padhraic Garvey, head of developed markets at ING Bank NV in Amsterdam. "Quality flight rather than the macro backdrop is the dominating force at the moment."
The benchmark 10-year yield was little changed at 1.74 percent at 10:31 a.m. London time, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The 1.75 percent security due May 2022 traded at 100 3/32. The yield dropped to a record 1.6714 on Sept. 23 and has declined 18 basis points this month.
U.S. 10-year yields may decline to 1.4 percent or lower, tracking the slide in German yields, according to Hans Goetti, Singapore-based chief investment officer for Asia at Finaport Investment Intelligence, which manages the equivalent of $1.5 billion in assets. Ten-year bund yields dropped to an all-time low 1.351 percent on May 24. Goetti said he has been buying U.S. debt for the past 12 months.
Treasury trading was shut yesterday in the U.S. for Memorial Day.
Inflation Expectations
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and similar-maturity TIPS, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt was 2.14 percentage points. The figure is in line with the average over the past decade.
Spanish 10-year yields climbed as high as 6.53 percent, the most since November, on concern the nation's banks will need additional financial support to weather Europe's debt crisis.
The extra yield investors demand to hold the securities instead of their German counterparts expanded to 5.14 percentage points, the widest since the introduction of the euro in 1999.
Deutsche Bank, one of the 21 primary dealers that trade directly with the Federal Reserve, is skeptical of trades that add risk, according to a report on May 25.
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"We remain buyers of Treasuries on dips," Dominic Konstam, global head of interest-rate research in New York for the bank, wrote in the report. "We continue to expect Treasury yields to grind lower."
Treasuries aren't attractive to Yoshiyuki Suzuki, Tokyo-based head of fixed income at Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co., which has the equivalent of $70.5 billion in assets.
"Yields are too low," Suzuki said. "We don't have to buy at the current level. The U.S. economy is showing signs of slowing, but it's not so bad."
The U.S. added 150,000 jobs in May, after a gain of 115,000 in April, based on a Bloomberg News survey of economists before the Labor Department report on June 1. The Conference Board will say today its index of consumer confidence rose to 69.5 in May from 69.2 in April, based on survey estimates.
The Fed plans to sell as much as $8.75 billion of Treasuries due from June 2014 to May 2015 today, according to the Fed Bank of New York's website. The sales are part of the central bank's program to replace $400 billion of shorter-term debt in its holdings with longer maturities by the end of June to support the economy by keeping down borrowing costs.
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While Treasury 10-year note yields approach record lows, they're cheap compared with AAA debt of other nations, helping trigger record demand at U.S. bond auctions even in a fourth year of $1 trillion budget deficits.
Yields on the benchmark security are 24 basis points higher than the average for comparable debt of nations from Germany to Australia, above the average of 12 basis points in the past year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The gap between U.S. notes and German bunds widened to 37 basis points. As recently as November, bunds yielded 34 basis points more than Treasuries.
"Looking at the spectrum of opportunities in safe-haven assets, yields in 10-year Treasuries don't really look that bad," Gregory Whiteley, who manages investments in government debt at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine Capital LP, which has $35 billion in assets, said in a May 25 telephone interview.
Even after boosting the amount of marketable debt outstanding to more than $10 trillion from $4.34 trillion in mid-2007, the Treasury is attracting record demand at auctions. The cost to President Barack Obama's administration of financing a fourth straight deficit has never been lower. The extra yield investors receive on Treasuries is an added benefit for investors seeking a haven from Europe's sovereign-debt turmoil.
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April 17, 2013
WACO, Texas --- The No. 3 University of Georgia equestrian team traveled to Waco, Texas to continue preparations for the National Collegiate Equestrian Association national championship. The Bulldogs enter the NCEA Championship with a 9-5 record and are the No. 3 seed in both the hunt seat and western brackets.
Georgia holds five NCEA national championship titles and three NCEA reserve champion titles. The Bulldogs last won the NCEA national championship in 2010 and won the reserve championship in 2012.
"We're so excited to be here," said head coach Meghan Boenig. "This team is ready to go, from the preparation of the horses and the setup to the spirit, motivation and focus. These guys know what their job is, and we're ready to go out there, execute it and show everybody what Georgia's about."
The Bulldogs will begin competition on Friday, after a first round bye on Thursday. Georgia is the only school to have a bye in both brackets. In the Hunt Seat, Georgia will compete against the winner of Thursday's matchup between sixth-seeded Southern Methodist and 11th-seeded New Mexico State. Equitation on the Flats will begin at 11:05 a.m. on Friday and Equitation Over Fences will follow at 1:00 p.m. The Western Squad will take on the winner of Thursday's meet between sixth-seeded Texas A&M and 11th-seeded Fresno State. Reining will begin at 11:10 a.m. on Friday and Horsemanship will follow at 1:30 p.m.
Georgia enters competition with five first team NCEA All-Americans. The five first team selections were the most of any school competing in the NCEA. Carly Anthony and Olivia Dorey All-American honors in Equitation Over Fences, while Anthony also took home the award in Equitation on the Flat. Maria Salazar represented the Bulldogs on the Horsemanship All-America Team, while McKenzie Lantz was named a First Team All-American in Reining.
Georgia placed third at the inaugural Southeastern Conference championship on March 30, with a 15-5 victory over Texas A&M. The Bulldogs won all four events to win the meet, including an 8-2 victory by the Hunt Seat and a 7-3 win by the Western Squad. Dorey took home Most Outstanding Player honors in Equitation Over Fences and Megan Hawkins received MOP honors for Horsemanship.
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Most people believe that all rescue dogs come with "baggage" and most have problems associated with that baggage. Bronson is proof that is not true. Last April Bronson came to ATRA after he was deemed not to be a good hunting dog. He was a sweet dog and after a good grooming, a handsome dog too. There was just something about him that connected with me. Although I was just suppose to foster him, I couldn't give him up and I adopted him. We started training and with the help of Jane Hufstader, he really bloomed. I could tell though that he needed more to make him happy and keep him out of trouble. We started AKC rally classes in the fall and he blossomed. We competed in our first shows April 12 and 13 and proceeded to take second and first place with scores of 97 and 98 out of 100. Friends who watched him said he looked like he was having fun out there in the ring. He needs a job to be happy and this has given it to him. We eventually want to compete in agility like some of our other airedale friends. People say terriers are hard to train. We all know that is not true, it's just they might think they have a better way to do something and they are going to try it their way - at least at first.
I encourage all our Airedale families to consider this event or at least some form of training to keep our dogs happy and healthy. The AKC website has more information on this and other classes.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- In and around Albuquerque, Ben Ashwill's name is synonymous with soccer. It has been for years, and will continue to be hereafter. Recently, a plaque was mounted in the UNM Soccer Complex in memory of Ashwill and his contributions to Lobo soccer and the Albuquerque community – and with good reason.
A four-year starter for the Lobos in both offensive and defensive positions, Ashwill put together quite a resume at the University of New Mexico. His first season at UNM culminated in freshman All-America honors. He was a three-time Academic All-American, Academic All-District and Academic All-MPSF, and four times named All-MPSF. He is the only three-time Academic All-American in school history and one of two freshman All-Americans in program history.
Yet his soccer legacy in Albuquerque started long before his time at UNM. It began with friends who he would eventually call teammates on the Lobo pitch
It began, really, with the Bandidos.
"When Ben and I were about nine years old, we read in an ad somewhere that there was going to be a competitive club team tryout," Ben's former teammate and current Lobo assistant coach, Brandon Moss said. "We both played rec soccer for several years, and were ready to make the jump to a more competitive field. For whatever reason, Benji and I were drawn to each other from the start."
Moss and Ashwill's friendship was built on the grounds that they were both super competitors, but unselfish in nature. It grew quickly into a bond that would become life-long.
"The memories that I have of being friends with Benji, even outside of soccer, are some of the fondest memories of my childhood," Moss said. "I remember playing soccer in his living room with a street hockey goal, breaking lamps and his parents never getting mad at me. I remember playing basketball with his Dad in their driveway. Sleepovers at Benji's were a highlight for everybody."
The Bandidos brought more than just young players together, but their families as well.
"The beauty of that whole team is that the core of the team stayed together from year one, probably through U-19," Moss explained. "That was rare. Teams are always changing, trying to create super-teams with different players. But the chemistry and closeness of our team and families was unique."
Parents wanted to get involved in soccer and became more invested, because they knew that the team would still be together the following year. Bandido head coach Ricardo Beraun described the group as one big family, "a unit."
"I coached Ben and the others as if they were my own," Beraun said. "Needless to say, Ben was a tremendous athlete, but he went beyond that as a person. He had a contagious personality. His work ethic, dedication, and unselfishness were nothing to be compared to."
As a Bandido and later, a Matador at Sandia High School, Ashwill quickly found himself in the Albuquerque spotlight as one of the premier attacking players in the region. While he was highly recruited throughout the country, his heart was always in Albuquerque.
The significance of that to the New Mexico soccer program was paramount.
"When he signed [in 2002], the dominoes started falling, and a bunch of the core guys from his club team stayed," Ben's father Tom, and mother Donna, explained. "He just loved that team, and those guys."
Moss was a core guy who followed suit in 2002.
"I don't know if I ever expressed it to him, but my decision to come here was because of Ben," Moss admitted. "Jeremy is a great recruiter and did a great job selling the university to me, but when Benji committed here, I couldn't help but follow.
"Growing up I had these visions of coming to UNM with Benji, being roommates with him and transforming Lobo soccer," he continued. "In our freshman year, those visions started becoming realities. It was awesome."
The Lobos finished 19-4-0 in 2002 with Ashwill leading the team in goals scored with 12. Following his sophomore season though, Ashwill – pegged from age nine as a known attacker – made the switch from the forward position to an attacking defender position.
The community's response was that of bewilderment. Local news regularly showcased Ben's skills as a forward. His offensive accomplishments were "far superior to anything anyone had ever done," as described by Moss.
The only person who didn't have anything to say about the switch was Ben.
"He didn't think twice about it," Moss said continued. "He took on that position and excelled. He never complained - he cared too much about our team."
With a record of 17-1-2, New Mexico made the program's first appearance in the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 later in the 2004 season, falling to Virginia in penalty kicks. And in 2005, the Lobos left their mark.
Both seniors at the time, Ashwill and Moss anchored the Lobo defense in all 23 games en route to and 18-2-3 mark and the runner-up spot in the 2005 College Cup. Ashwill finished the year ranked second on the team with 2,126 minutes played, and contributed the game-winning assist in the quarterfinal game against Cal.
Ashwill logged 6,385 total minutes on the pitch for the Lobos. He is tied for eighth all-time at UNM with 19 career goals, including four game-winners. He made 70 starts for the team and is tied for most games played with 83. He graduated in 2006 with a degree in Business Management.
He was also incredibly involved in youth soccer in Albuquerque throughout his career.
"He always worked really well with children," Donna Ashwill said. "He was great at coaching and always wanted to coach youth soccer."
"Ben helped others, sometimes almost to a fault," Tom Ashwill added. "He wasn't egotistical, and was more of a quiet leader. He was a show-by-example guy."
Ben Ashwill was killed in a tragic car collision in January of 2010. Yet the relationships that he developed, and impact that he had on those around him, make him a constant representation of Lobo soccer throughout the state of New Mexico.
"What's unique about Albuquerque is that if you have the kind of success that Benji had, you're going to be remembered for a long, long time. Stories like Ben's don't resonate as loudly other places as they do here – I think that's one of the coolest things about Albuquerque," Moss said.
All things considered, to say that a mounted plaque is necessary to preserve the memory of Ben Ashwill is preposterous. To say that Ben was an asset to New Mexico, Albuquerque and Lobo soccer is equally inaccurate.
In truth, Ashwill is still an asset to New Mexico, and Albuquerque in general.
"I'm still coaching club soccer, and for awhile, I used Ben as the comparison for all others," Beraun said. "I tried and tried to find another Benjamin – but there's only one Ben. So instead of the comparison, he is the example.
"I still share his accomplishments with my younger players, and teach them using Ben's personality and work ethic as an example. He is still a role model in this community."
Ashwill's memorial plaque is located at the northwest corner of the UNM Soccer Complex, facing the field. It represents a small tribute to a "wonderful son, brother, friend and teammate." He is a Lobo for life who "played with the heart of a lion."


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Laura completed a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Geography in 2005, focusing on resource management and environmental issues. It was through working on this degree that she became interested in environmental education. Upon graduation, Laura began a Master of Environmental Studies at Dalhousie University in Halifax where she completed a thesis on the role of film in environmental education.
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This year's address will be delivered by prominent Zimbabwean politician, human rights lawyer, and pro-democracy activist, David Coltart. Senator Coltart is a committed and active Christian, and was a founding member of the Movement for Democratic Change, now in uneasy but determined coalition with long-reigning President Robert Mugabe. In 2009, Coltart was appointed Zimbabwe's Minister for Education, Sports, Art and Culture. He will discuss religious influence in politics.Publication:The Kingdon of God is Forcefully Advancing and Forceful Men Lay Hold of it.


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Was that a goat?
When I lived in Italy as a child, I would go food shopping with my mother. The butcher shops had real meat hanging from the ceiling- pigs, chickens, lamb and even chicken feet was the decor. No sanitized packages of who knows what in the shop.
Today I ran into the local Lebanese butcher for some lamb and there hanging from the ceiling was a skinned goat!
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Deans Council Meeting
March 21, 2012
Note: At times, issues of confidentiality may require that some items discussed in these meetings be excluded from these minutes.
Members: Bill Barnes, Dave Caudill, Tom Currin, Steve Hamrick, Ruston Hunt, Joyce Mills, Thomas Nelson, Jeff Orr, Nikki Palamiotis, Jeffrey Ray, Han Reichgelt, Zvi Szafran
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Item 1. Updates
Dr. Szafran welcomed guest Sam Conn, the new CIO. Sam spoke briefly and touched on the following topics and issues from the Council:
- Echo 360 has been approved, looking to purchase Workflow Banner
- Vision is to build infrastructure and become competitive with other USG institutions
- SPSU has potential
- Wireless needs work – major project – bringing in a firm that specializes in campus wireless
- Datatel has purchased Banner – Conn hopes this will mean good things for us
- Business intelligence
- Planning to evaluate and realign IT – understaffed
- Open door policy – willing to help in any way – office number is H 220, wants us to work together
- Architecture needs a separate server
- Cloud servers – trend changing
- EDP process should be streamlined – aware it is cumbersome
- Message sizes for email attachments a problem – candidate portfolios are being bounced back because of size – contact IT for help
- Too many computer labs on campus – using too much space and money – other schools have students using their own laptops and wireless
- Look at moving away from traditional labs and going to this type of model
- Look at personal learning networks to hold teaching tools, materials, etc. which would be accessible from off campus – faculty creating and using blogs, etc., focus changing from teaching to learning.
- Software acquisition process is broken
- EU operates under constraints of IT but gets no support for EU, ELS, etc.
- look at moving to a client services model where each unit on campus would have a representative in IT that works to resolve issues
Conn closed by stating that he would like to spend quality time with the deans to get a full understanding of the nature of the problems and suggested lunch meetings or one-on-one meetings.
Item 2. Paying for Development of Courses
Dawn Ramsey spoke about some faculty objecting to signing the agreement that shares ownership of developed courses with the University. Szafran asked Dawn to provide him with a list of courses where faculty have not signed the agreement and he will share it with the deans.
Item 3. Complete College Georgia
Szafran updated the Council on the Complete College Georgia initiative stated that this ties in with our work over the last few years to increase graduation rates. Senior Staff must make a decision as to what percentage increase we will establish as our goal. The overall goal of this initiative is to increase the number of credentialed students by 200,000. Szafran has suggested to the BoR that we establish a 30-credit certificate (AA Degree) which would also increase the number of credentialed students. The BoR is in agreement with this and no permission is required just that we send them notification. SPSU draft proposal is due April 15; the final report is due June 1st.
Our immediate steps include:
- Identify goal
- Set metric
- Identify impediments
- Give notice to departments that are not meeting their goals that they need to make changes
- Deans and department chairs will develop plans
- If faculty consistently fail to meet goals there will be consequences
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My wife and I in one of the available pictures at the dam.
Memorial Bypass Bridge from Hoover Dam
October 2012
Here is a shot of the Memorial Bypass Bridge from the Dam itself. We learned lots of facts about this bridge too!
Lake Mead Overlook
October 2012
We stopped here briefly to enjoy the view as Joni called in our food order to the restaurant.
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A shot of the Dam from the Memorial Bypass Bridge. You stop here prior to getting to the Dam.
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The Memorial By-Pass Bridge as seen from the observation deck at the Dam
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Just one of the places this tour goes...
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By: Berkeley Brean
A man in Greece is distraught over the death of his dog. The dog was shot and killed by Rochester Police last week and all he wants is for them to give him the remains. But the police won't do it. He didn't understand why, so he called News10NBC for help.
The man went to the shelter looking to get his dog back, but he was turned away again without a reason why. So News10NBC went to bat for him with the Rochester Police Chief. It turns out there's a plausible explanation and it's a good lesson for anyone that buy dogs in an unconventional way.
Steven Benus-Jodoin, dog owner said, "I really don't know what to say. It's been a long week and I love that dog with all my heart."
News10NBC was with Steven Benus-Jodoin as he went back to the city's animal shelter, trying to take possession of his dead dog, Codi. The Rochester Police Department confirms that Codi was shot and killed by one of their officers last Tuesday.
Ten minutes after he went in, Steven was back outside.
Benus-Jodoin said, "I was just told by Tom Shannon that they won't release the dog's remains and he said he's under orders from the Rochester Police not to say anything else."
Last Tuesday, police say they got a call for a loose dog at Charlotte Beach.
While they were tracking it down, it was hit by a police car after the dog ran in front of it. The chief says they finally cornered the dog at the pier. It was aggressive so they shot it. But News10NBC wanted to know why Steven still can't get the body.
Chief James Sheppard, Rochester Police, said, "First of all it is because the person who claims to be the owner of the dog is not the owner of the dog. We believe the dog was taken from a residence over on Miller Street without the owner's consent."
Steven says he bought the dog from a person on Miller Street for $5.
News10NBC tried but couldn't track the seller down. Steven says he's had it for a year and a half.
Chief James Sheppard said, "He does have pictures of it due to the fact that he took the dog and claimed it as his own. It does belong to a different person."
Most dog owners have ample proof of ownership such as the dog license, the tag and the receipts from the vaccinations. If you buy your dog the non-traditional way, you need to get proof that it's your dog.
The owners of Miller Street have not come forward as far as police know. If they don't, the dog will probably be cremated unless the police have a change of heart.


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas A&M Aggies used a four-run fifth inning to grind out a 6-3 victory over the No. 21 Mississippi State Bulldogs on Friday evening at Dudy Noble Field.
Daniel Mengden (3-6) worked 6.0 innings to earn the win, yielding two runs on nine hits and one walk while striking out two. Ty Schlottmann earned his first career save, holding Mississippi State to one run on two hits and one walk while striking out four over 3.0 innings.
The Aggies manufactured a run in the top of the third to stake claim to a 1-0 lead. Krey Bratsen bounced up the middle for a leadoff single and stole second base with one out. After Patrick McLendon struck out for the second out of the inning, Cole Lankford plated Bratsen with a single to the gap in right-center.
Texas A&M used a four-run fifth inning to create some separation on the scoreboard. Blake Allemand lashed a single to centerfield to start the inning and came around to score when Mississippi State starting pitcher Ross Mitchell threw McLendon's sacrifice bunt offering wide of first base. McLendon moved to second on the error and advanced to third on a groundout by Lankford. Hunter Melton drew a four-pitch walk to put runners on the corners and Nick Banks knocked them both in with a double to the gap in right-center. Banks moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on a two-out single by Troy Stein to inflate the Aggie cushion to 5-0.
Mississippi State carved into the A&M lead with two runs in the home half of the fifth. Wes Rea started the inning by drawing a seven-pitch walk and Matthew Britton followed by lacing a single through the right side of the infield. With one out, Alex Detz knocked in Rea with a single through the right side and Pirtle bounced a single up the middle to send Britton home and cut the Aggie advantage to 5-2.
The Bulldogs shaved another run off the lead in the home half of the seventh. With Schlottmann in to relieve Mengden, Cody Brown drew a five-pitch walk to start the inning. With one out, Pirtle deposited a first-pitch offering down the rightfield line to put two runners in scoring position and Gavin Collins knocked in Brown with a sacrifice fly to rightfield to trim the margin to 5-3.
Texas A&M added an insurance run in the ninth. Allemand drew a leadoff walk, moved to second on a sac bunt by McLendon, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored when Ryne Birk slapped a single through the right side of the infield for the 6-3 lead.
Mitchell (6-4) was saddled with the loss, allowing five runs, three earned, on seven hits and three walks while striking out two over 4.1 innings.
Banks went 2-for-5 with one double, one run and two RBI. Lankford batted 2-for-4 with one walk and one RBI. McLendon had two sacrifice bunts, one walk and one run.
Detz and Pirtle had three hits apiece for Mississippi State. Detz went 3-for-5 with one RBI. Pirtle batted 3-for-4 with two doubles and one RBI. Heck and Britton added two hits apiece.
Texas A&M and Mississippi State wrap up the three-game series on Sunday with a 2:20 pm contest at Dudy Noble Field.
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Soaps Boards :: The Young and the Restless Forum :: Brad with Vicky Very Interesting. Sharon and Jack, is this the new Qaud?
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Quote lonesky: I'm willing to bet Vicky hears what everyone is saying to her. If so, in addition to JT she is also hearing all the things Brad is saying as well. He has apologized to her for cheating, and keeps telling her how much she means to him.
At the same time Brad is drawing closer to Vicky, spoilers indicate there could be big problems ahead in the Jack/Sharon marriage.
Ok, Vicky wakes up and Brad makes a big play for her and Vicky is torn between Brad and JT. Meanwhile Sharon's marriage is breaking up and she is being pulled to Brad again like she was when her marriage to Nick was falling apart. So we could have the Sharon/Brad/Vicky/JT quad and Jack out in the cold again.
Is this ur speculation?
IMHO, my observation is that Victoria doesnt want to have anything to do with Bradley---UNLESS thats his baby, than they will be involved STRICTLY for the child. Other than that, I believe she truly loves JT and those two will get married and raise their lil family.
And Brad is left in the dust...but hey theres alwayz Logan, shes cute!
Sharon n Jack will be ok...their marriage is strong & they have BOTH stuck by eachother thru it all. im not too worried about these two
I think that we go though tests to prove ourself sometimes of what we really want and I think that if that happens Victoria will realize that she is in love with JT and be truly devoted to him and totally forget Brad or that she doesn't want JT. I know what I want to said I just can't explain it. For it is like that kiss on Full house when Jessie kiss a old girlfriend before he realize that he was in love with Becca and want to married her. If that happens I hope that JT will be understanding. But please let this couple be happy if not JT then someone else anyone but Brad. And I think that he problem ahead for Shack will be Brad. I don't think that they are over with.
Well than he shoulda realized that before he started screwing around behind her back & making out in parked cars Now Sharon doesnt want him so NOW he wants to run back to Victoria? PAAAAAA-LEEEEEZZZZZZZZZE!!!! He HAD his chance! He married Victoria....IF he LOVED Sharon so much he woulda married her!...Brad wants his cake & eat it too...its doesnt work that way He messes up with one and now he wants to run back to the other? I think its time Brad dust himself off n move forward n work on himself before he gets involved with someone new. AND HOPEFULLY he does jus that and leaves Victoria n Sharon ALONE!
I say let her be happy for yes he had his change and I think that she is move on with JT and let him be serious with someone let him be a dad. For xx_jen I think it is more like you don't know what got until it is gone for Brad can't even be honest with her from the get go and now are we sure that he married her because he wanted a seat on a board. How convienent! Brad may be in love with Victoria but number one how does she feel about him and JT and second JT always seems to break up with the girl when something bad happened for he need to get pass the worst in a relationship.
J.T. and victoria were perfectly happy before and they will stay that way, and that baby has to be J.T,'s...Also, Victoria and the baby will both survive this thing. Mommy Nicky is right!!
if that is the new quad then I do feel sorry for JT and Jack
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Eating and Weight-Management: A brief summary of collaborative and student-initiated Research Projects.
For the past 10 years students and collaborators working with us have carried out research projects aimed at understanding the risk factors for human eating disorders and obesity, mainly among children and adolescents. The goal of this work has been to shed light on environmental and developmental factors leading to eating problems, including binge eating, excessive dieting, and purging as well as disturbances of body-image and body weight, especially as these relate to obesity development. Our hope is that such work may ultimately lead to better understanding underlying mechanisms of these disturbances and to new proposals for early preventive interventions.
Funded Research Projects
Native American Eating and Weight-management Problems. This has been a major focus of much of our work and the topic of an NIMH R03 grant (2002-05). We completed the collection of data in a large survey study of kids in grades 5-10 in the Billings and Hardin, MT school districts. About 1/3 of the 2700 kids in this study were Native Americans. We assessed eating disorders risks using the McKnight Risk Factor Survey (MRSF-IV) and numerous other measures of eating disturbance, body weight, and physical activity. Several publications and presentations have resulted from this work (see below).
Childhood Obesity Prevention. In collaboration with Dr. Lynn Paul (MSU Health & Human Development) and Jill Martz (Director, Montana State 4-H Youth Development) our lab is currently in the second year of a 4-year grant from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA/USDA). The main goal of this work is to develop and test the effectiveness of a parent intervention to prevent the development of obesity among preteens. Thus far, we have completed a first year of program development and focus-group assessments and have begun a yearlong pilot study of the new program. In addition to the focus group data collected in year 1, we have collected a large battery of survey and physical measurements during the pre-intervention phase of the pilot study from both parents and their children. Following the 9-month intervention, post-intervention assessments will again be carried out and changes in behaviors, attitudes, and physical measures will be evaluated. In years 3 and 4, we will expand the intervention and the research to include participants from about 20 rural Montana counties.
Student Projects.
The approach to student research in our lab has been distinctly different than in many labs. We believe that for students the purpose of doing research is to learn the entire research process from conception to completion. We also believe that students are most highly motivated and excited by research projects that grow from their own interests and hypotheses. Rather that designing projects for students that fit into an ongoing program, we prefer to offer merely the outline of problems areas for students and then let them have the experience of designing studies of their own. This, of course, does not always lead to successful results and many projects provide only preliminary data. Nevertheless, we feel that the experience of designing and carrying out their own research is the best training for bright students who plan to pursue professional careers in behavioral science. Thus, the following are some examples of student projects carried out in our lab.
Eating Problems among Native American Children. Our work on eating and weight management problems began about 10 years ago when several students, a colleague (Dr. Tim Kasser), and I decided to survey Montana students to see whether or not these, mostly rural, kids were having the same kinds of eating-related problems as their more urban peers. Two students in particular (Kristie Eppers-Reynolds and Janell Sherrod) took on task of contacting teachers across Montana, asking them to administer the Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-26) to their students. With the help of these teachers, this initial work led us to realize the magnitude of eating-related problems in rural MT children and provided the first suggestion that Native American children, a substantial proportion of this early sample, might be at particularly high risk for these problems.
Physical Activity and Eating Problems. Are physical activity and sports involvement protective against eating disorders and/or obesity developments? Several of my students have been interested in examining this question, including Jessica Klingler (Activity based anorexia in rat) and Lacy Mathews (Athletics and eating problems: analysis of existing data sets, including YRBS data). Their preliminary work provided the impetus for our NIMH R03 grant, described above. Activity data collected as part of that study indicated a slight protective effect of involvement in sports activities, such that both greater time-spent and greater relative energy-expenditure tended to reduce the likelihood of dieting and purging behaviors.
Native American Attitudes about Body Weight and Eating. Several students have also been interested in possible differences between Native and non-Native students in terms of their attitudes about obesity and eating disorders. Preliminary studies began with the work of Native American undergraduate Michelle Calftail (summer 2001) and the following year with a project carried out by Elizabeth Schwartz, Ben Harris, and Lashanda Hargrove. One goal was to characterize the language used by Native adolescents to talk about eating and weight management issues and to identify concerns about eating and weight-management issues that are unique to Native adolescents using focus group interviews. Mariam Stewart, another Native undergraduate (IMSD, 2004) developed a computerized implicit attitudes test (IAT) aimed at examining differences in attitudes towards obesity among Native and Caucasian youth.
Social Support and Eating Problems among Native Adolescents. Based on our preliminary data from the R03 project described above, Native undergraduate, Loren Chesarek, and Sydney Eastman began examining existing survey instruments designed to assess social support. After discussing this with Prof. Clarann Weinert (College of Nursing), Loren collected data from students on the Crow Indian reservation in SW Montana, using the Personal Resource Questionnaire, PRQ-2000, originally developed by Dr. Weinert to assess social support among older rural residents. Loren's hypothesis was that lack of adequate social support among Native adolescents might exaggerate the risks for development of EDs and/or obesity. Loren was subsequently accepted into a clinical psychology program at North Dakota State University.
Stress and Eating Disorders. Several students have contributed to this project including Melannie Ehrlick, who surveyed the MSU track team, Rhea Papke who attempted to validate a "stress thermometer" as a visual analog instrument for the assessment of stress and Maria (Gilman) Hinton (2003), whose MS Thesis "Disturbed Eating Attitudes as Predictors of Coping Processes and Macronutrient Preferences in Undergraduate Females Under Stress," was an experimental study in which stress was induced in college females (using an unsolvable anagram procedure) prior to their reporting their coping strategies. Maria also recorded eating attitudes and behaviors of these women and their macronutrient food preferences.
Food Insecurity. Does socioeconomic status influence eating and weight-management? Several students have been interested in this question. Andrea Church (2003) began investigating this problem and she developed a tentative model of possible mediators between food insecurity and obesity. Deb Rohm (2004) later wrote an excellent review of the literature in this area as a paper for Psy 470. Brett Carter (later an MS student) followed up by examining the Wellness in the Rockies database for relationships between socioeconomic status (family income or education) and obesity or disturbances in body image. Other databases with relevant information on this problem are the Youth Risk Behavior Surveys (YRBS) and the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). An interesting and as yet unanswered question is the extent to which socioeconomic status affects body weight and eating attitudes among rural Montanans. The YRBS data for MT youth may contain some relevant information on this question.
Night Eating Syndrome (NES). Another student, Barbara Cooper. became interested in determining the prevalence and controlling variables responsible for NES and related eating disorders. In 2007 she travelled to Beijing, China where she collected survey data on this question from college-age students. And in 2008 she received a MS degree from MSU before accepting a position in the doctoral program in clinical psychology at Gallaudet University in Washington DC. The results of her MS research will be reported at the 2011 meeting of the Academy for Eating Disorders.


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from PC to ibook G4...
Hey all...New to the forum and to the Mac world. Thanks for some of the great posts on here. I've been able to answer a lot of my questions just browsing through the threads. As much as I wanted to drop $1100 for a new Mac book pro, I just couldn't do it. So my first Mac had to be an ibook G4. So far, I love it way better than my PC w/ windows XP !! I picked the ibook up for 300 bucks. It has the 1.42ghz processor, new 60g hard drive, 1.5g Ram, Airport extreme, bluetooth, Leopard 10.5 OS w/ iLife, brand new top and bottom case (white of course) and new battery. Anyway, I won't bore you the that stuff too much. Just looking for your thoughts if I over payed or got a decent deal.
Also, I was wondering how may of you still have and/or are still using your ibooks? And does the ibook still meet most of your needs? I know technology has improved greatly in the Mac world since 2005-2006, but I don't use the ibook for much more than web surfing, email, itunes, photoshop, watching DVD's on the road, etc.
Anyway, you thought and feedback are much appreciated!
my first mac was a 12" ibook. i absolutely loved it. the bad thing about them is where the RAM is located. other than that it was a great machine.
Now you're going to get "barked" at by the admins.;)
- Nick
Great, scare me off the forum my first day! I thought I was going to able to delete my other post, but I guess not. Oh well, I married...so I know how to handle being barked at!
Regarding the youtube issue mentioned in my previous (illegal) post. I haven't had any issues watching youtube videos on my G4. It's actually much smoother than compared to watching them on my toshiba PC.
Regarding Youtube.
The hardware mentioned in your other thread...was a 300mhz G3 iBook & a 333mhz G3 iMac. Just compare 300/333mhz to your 1.42ghz G4...and you see a BIG difference! These G3 computers also have very old video hardware.
- Nick
When I was gathering info, before buying the G4, I noticed while looking in other threads some guys were saying "stay away" from powerPC Mac's. Why is this? So far, Im very impressed and happy with the performance of the G4. Are they saying that in regards to professional uses like graphic design and what not?
Apple released OS 10.6 back in late August/early September...and this is only for Mac's with an Intel processor (G4s have a PowerPC processor).
But the benefit to the older G4's (and G5's) are they are less expensive to purchase...and the faster ones (like yours) are still very useable.
You will also find that some newer software releases may be for "Intel" Macintosh's only...especially games.
Hope this helps,
- Nick
For your needs, it's a great machine. And a great, cheap intro to Macs. As time goes on, you'll start bumping into the issues listed in the post above. By that time, however, you'll have a better idea of what specs you want in your next mac (buy refurb!). And you can hand the iB down to the kids ;D
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