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April 2, 2010 - Available in capacities from 0.12-500 lb, Series 5 features peak sampling rate of 7,000 Hz and accuracy of better than ±0.1% of full scale. Units include backlit LCD display, integrated set points, on-board data memory for up to 1,000 readings, and statistical calculations. Data output is possible via USB, RS-232, Mitutoyo, or analog. For applications such as peel testing, gauges include averaging mode, which addresses need to record average force over time.
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Mark-10 introduces their all new Series 5 digital force gauges, designed for tension and compression force testing in quality control, manufacturing, and R&D areas. A range of capacities from 0.12 lb to 500 lb (0.5 N to 2500 N) is available to address numerous applications in virtually every industry, including medical device, pharmaceutical, packaging, consumer products, automotive, aerospace, and others. Accuracy is better than +/-0.1% of full scale.
The force gauges feature an industry-leading peak sampling rate of 7,000 Hz, producing accurate results even for quick-action tests. A large, backlit graphics LCD displays large, legible characters, while the simple menu navigation allows for quick access to the gauges' many features and configurable parameters. Data output is possible via USB, RS-232, Mitutoyo (Digimatic), or analog. On-board data memory for up to 1,000 readings is included, as are statistical calculations and output to a PC. Integrated set points with indicators are ideal for pass-fail testing and for triggering external devices such as an alarm, relay, or test stand. The gauges are overload protected to 150% of capacity, and an analog load bar is shown on the display to help the user identify when an overload condition is imminent.
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Lessons of the Financial Crisis -- One Year Later
The numbers hardly tell the story.
Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stands roughly 2000 points below where it was on this end-of-summer weekend one year ago. No one knew then, of course, but the U.S. stock market and the world economy were just days from historic calamity, unprecedented in the lives of anyone born in the last 80 years.
And today? We are nearly six months into one of the most impressive bull markets in memory; the Dow has risen 46% since early March. The Nasdaq Composite Index is up 60%.
Go figure. It's been a year of horrors and opportunities for investors.
The troubles began in 2007 with rising defaults among "subprime" mortgage borrowers and a market slowly drifting downward from an all-time high set that October.
But then critical mass was reached over a stunning two-week period last September. The U.S. government rapidly took over mortgage-lending giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, along with huge insurer American International Group.
Onetime Wall Street power Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, wounded brokerage giant Merrill Lynch rushed into the arms of Bank of America, and federal regulators seized Washington Mutual in the largest bank failure in U.S. history.
At one point, panicked investors offered to buy U.S. Treasury bills without asking for any return on their investment, hoping to simply find somewhere safe to put their money.
By early 2009, when the stock market hit what looks like its post-crisis bottom, the collapse had vaporized more than $30 trillion, a decade's worth of investment gains.
Yet, almost as stunning as the fall, has been the stock market's recovery. Although still well below 2007 levels, the market has defied horrible levels of unemployment, a housing market that is still barely breathing and an economy bound in recession.
There are ample signs that the worst is over, of course, and a recovery may already be under way. (Yes, but tell that to the millions who have lost jobs, business owners who have shut down their companies or the legions whose retirement nest eggs may not recover in time. Their personal recessions may never be over.)
So what have investors learned from all this? With a full year of hindsight, here are some lessons of the crisis:
Diversification doesn't always work. Financial advisers have drilled into investors the need for diversification. But the past year has taught that spreading money around the globe and into different asset classes sometimes results in less safety than one would expect. The lesson isn't to put more eggs in a single basket, but to acknowledge the limits of diversification.
Markets are more interlocked than ever before. When the U.S. markets began to fall, investors pulled money from foreign stocks, almost every kind of bond and even investments that sometimes are sold as a way to protect a portfolio, such as commodities and hedge funds. Even gold, a traditional haven, experienced some rough periods as investors raised cash by selling almost anything they could get rid of.
Understand every investment. Even the most sophisticated investors can be fooled by complicated investments.
In October of last year, Chuck Prince, Citigroup's CEO, said "we expect to return to a more normal earnings environment as the year progresses," while UBS CEO Marcel Rohner said "we expect positive investment bank performance." But Citigroup and UBS turned into two of the biggest losers from the crisis, as the seemingly safe collateralized debt obligations on their books led to billions of dollars in losses.
Just as banks need to make sure they understand the risks and downsides of their holdings, so do individual investors.
Make sure your portfolio is as liquid as you need it to be. Some of the biggest mistakes were made by investors who thought their holdings were more "liquid," or easy to exit without incurring big cost, than they actually were.
Even university endowments run by some of the most sophisticated investors were surprised to find that their hedge funds, private equity and other holdings were difficult to exit in the heat of the crisis. They've vowed to do a better job of matching their needs and their investments.
Government works. The aggressive steps by the government seem to have helped avert an even deeper recession, or even a depression, suggesting that big government can sometimes be a friend of business.
But questions remain about whether all the spending will eventually lead to inflation or other problems, making this a qualified lesson of the period.
Don't let financial companies become too big to fail. It's not clear if regulators fully understand this lesson of the fiasco. For years, critics said companies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac had grown too large, and that firms like Lehman Brothers carried too much debt. Today, firms like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan Chase are growing and might end up too big to be allowed to crumble, some analysts say.
Factor into any investment equation a worst-case scenario. Too many investors piled into housing-related investments, confident that real estate never had dropped on a national basis or that investment-grade mortgage investments never defaulted. They would have been better served to examine potential holes in their bullish stance.
Don't get too gloomy. Like the old saying goes, in every crisis is an opportunity. As nations around the globe confronted the crisis and pumped huge sums into their economies, the economy stabilized. And even as the recession looked its worst, the stock market began to sense that a recovery was coming.
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This is a critical moment for the world. Powerful current of economics, finance, religion, population, science and culture threaten to pull us apart, but at the same time offer the opportunity to build the bridges that can forge bonds between nations.
It's very tempting for those outside the city to view it in terms of its galleries, bistros and tourist traps. For well-salaried young professionals who work in Zone One, it's all too easy to experience London through the prism of a safe middle class bubble, but that experience is not universal.
Watching Question Time is like witnessing a formerly smart child start to shove crayons up its nose. For something that was once intelligent, it scarcely resembles its past self. Rather than it being a show for serious debate, it has become theatre, designed to get cheap laughs and high viewing figures.
We are all living through history; that much is certain. There are, however, specific times or incidents when it is possible to imagine the school lessons in decades to come, when pupils will be studying with rabid intensity the very events unfolding around us right now. The saga of Prism, or the saga of Edward Snowden as Hollywood will surely repackage it, has to be one such event. With a script to rival a new Bourne movie, the 'spy story of the age' as the Guardian prefix it, has all the hallmarks of a milestone in global history.
I recognise the need for Crown Post Offices to reform, yet they are an essential part of the fabric of our communities and deserve to be protected. It is critical reform is not at the expense of the service provided to Londoners.
David Cameron does not have far to look for inspiration. The Ukip's surge and retrospectives of Margaret Thatcher remind us there is a populist tradition on the right of British politics that wins elections. And it is most ingrained on the right of the country.
In the vexed discussion about extremism and radicalisation, foreign policy is the issue that dare not speak its name. Our leaders zealously police the parameters of the debate, pre-emptively warning off those who might dare connect the dots between wars abroad and terror at home.
The report's message is clear: for London to continue to fuel its own growth and succeed internationally, it needs far greater control over its own destiny. The Commission's chair, Professor Tony Travers of the LSE, notes that only a fraction of the taxes raised in London - just seven percent - is determined by the representatives elected to spend them.
But issues facing cyclists in London are manyfold; the most pressing is unquestionably safety. In an already crowded city, cyclists compete daily with larger, noisier and more dangerous vehicles and many city dwellers, who would otherwise gladly hop on their bike to commute to work, are far too intimidated to do so.
Sadly the Woolwich atrocity has been followed up by a wave of anti-Muslim violent extremism - a mosque that was petrol bombed last night is just one of many violent attacks on mosques, Muslims and their property in Britain.
Why does a philandering chef ruin his career but his political partner in crime become a national icon? Is it because we assume that Boris and his ilk already have twisted morals since politics is a pretty ruthless business?
The majority of car journeys are made by just one passenger; a hugely inefficient way to get around. It is expected that the future of (powered) urban transport will be in much smaller personal vehicles, and will encourage the use of more semi-autonomous transport systems.
Transport for London (TfL) has this week owned up and made public the actual purchase price of the New Bus For London (NBfL), aka Boris Bus or BozzaMaster. And that price, at £354,500 per vehicle, makes the NBfL around £50,000 more expensive than a comparable off-the-shelf hybrid double decker. So, despite Bozza's promises, the NBfL will not be price competitive with alternatives.
Tonight I will be working with the Mayor or London's inspirational director of mentoring Ray Lewis as he leads a new drive to increase the number of mentors available for young Londoners.
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Community residents can get a variety of free health information and advice this weekend at the third annual Ocean Pines Health Fair.The Health Fair, held in conjunction with Atlantic General Hospital and Peninsula Regional Medical Center, will be Saturday, Oct. 6 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Ocean Pines Community Center.
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Apr 19, 2013
This article highlighted an award ceremony in which Associate Director, Eric Olson, participated and proudly represented the Latin American Program.
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Apr 19, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson weighs in on the lack of security in Venezuela and discusses how, despite significants reductions in poverty and inequality, insecurity has spiked dramatically in this South American country. (In Spanish)
Latin American Program in the News: Chavez Heir to Be Sworn in as Vote Dispute Roils Investors
Apr 19, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson remarked on how Maduro's narrow victory margin will give him little room for maneuver to address accelerating inflation, sparse supermarket shelves and slowing growth.
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The Arab uprisings have deepened ethnic and religious tensions between Sunnis and Shiites in the Middle East, according to a new report by The Brookings Institution. The rise of sectarianism is being drive by three main factors: •Sunni Islamist ascendancy in Tunisia and Egypt •The civil war in Syria, renewed conflict in Lebanon, and unrest in Bahrain •Popular perceptions of outside intervention have created a "virtual proxy war" with Iran, Syria and Hezbollah on one side and the United States, Saudi Arabia and Turkey on the other
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Latin American Program in the News: Venezuelan special election still puts Capriles against ghost of Chavez
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The Latin American Program's associate director, Eric Olson, speaks with Rob Sach about the election and the future of Venezuela.
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Director Cynthia J. Arnson remarks on the use of references to Chávez by Maduro as a way to shore up support for himself and validate his own legitimacy within chavismo.
Latin American Program in the News: El futuro de las alianzas 'heredadas' por Chávez a Venezuela
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Today I'm featuring some practice, and then for-real live Grateful Dead from the mid-70s. The rehearsal date/s are in question for some of the content, with full notes available through the date link. There's numerous rehearsal sessions available on Archive; look in late '67, Fall '71, 1975, early 1983 for starters. Check anytime there was a new member (keys really), new material, or simply an extended touring break.
6/7/75 - Bob Weir's Studio
Lazy Lightning, Help on the Way > Slipknot!, Crazy Fingers, > Blues for Allah-esque intro > jam > Stronger than Dirt jam > Slipknot! jam > jam > jam > Blues for Allah outro
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When Obamacare was under consideration in Congress, liberal bloggers like Ezra Klein, then at the Washington Post, called the VA health system "one of the most remarkable success stories in American public policy." It was an example of "when socialism works in America."
True, in some respects the VA system performs admirably. Its work on prosthetics has helped many severely wounded veterans live productive and satisfying lives.
And it's also true that some VA units perform better than others. Death rates and IV-line bloodstream infections are far better at the top-rated Boston VA than in Phoenix, for example.
But, as the Ethics and Public Policy Center's Yuval Levin points out, "centrally run, highly bureaucratic public health care systems that do not permit meaningful pricing and do not allow for competition among providers of care can really only respond to supply and demand pressures through waiting lines." Long queues are the price of free care.
It's easy to call for eliminating waste, fraud and abuse, and sometimes an administrative change can improve performance. Levin, who worked in the George W. Bush administration, credits the Clinton administration for some "very well executed" modernization efforts at the VA.
But policy failure and mismanagement, Schuck argues, are the result of "the deep structures of our policy system -- perverse incentives, collective irrationality, lack of credibility with necessary stakeholders, the superior speed, flexibility and incentives of private markets, obstacles to implementation, the inherent limits of law as a policy instrument and a mediocre and degraded bureaucracy."
It doesn't help when you have a president uninterested in the actual operations of government and a VA secretary unduly trusting of subordinates.
Barack Obama came to office determined to expand government and confident that Americans would like it. Instead, Obamacare, the sluggish economy and now the VA scandal have tended to discredit big government more than any abstract argument could.
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A bill to develop a natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to Southcentral Alaska that passed the state House early Wednesday may have problems getting through the Senate before the Legislature's scheduled adjournment in less than three weeks.
House Democrats, saying they fear it would lead to high natural gas prices, tried to kill or revamp the measure but were shot down by the GOP-led House majority.
"My sense is that it's got a lot of issues that are being seriously looked into by members of the Senate, not just in the Resources Committee. It will get its due diligence," said Sen. Joe Paskvan, D-Fairbanks and a Resources co-chairman. He wouldn't predict whether it would clear the Senate.
House Speaker Mike Chenault, R-Nikiski, is the prime sponsor of House Bill 9, which gives a subsidiary of the Alaska Housing Finance Corp. the power to get a $7.5 billion pipeline built or become a partner in a bigger line or a spur.
The Alaska Gasline Development Corp. would run the project. It could take on private partners, negotiate agreements for shipping gas and take on unlimited debt. Much of its work would be confidential.
The measure was heard at least five times in the House Resources Committee and just as many in House Finance. While what one chamber does not necessarily predict how the other responds, especially toward the close of session when time can speed up for bills that leaders want or slow down for those they don't, the weeks that the speaker's bill was studied in the House does suggest the bill's complexity.
The House vote, at 1:05 a.m. Wednesday after more than six hours of debate, was 27-12, largely along party lines.
Chenault said he was surprised at the depth of the concerns with a bill that backers see as a way to get natural gas to Alaskans at a reasonable price.
"In my 12 years that I've spent here, I haven't been privy to a piece of legislation that has been as tough as this to push," Chenault said late Tuesday night during the floor debate. "Is it perfect? Nah, we can always improve. Does (the pipeline) go to the right place? I can't tell you that. Is it the right size? I can't even tell you that."
Still, all but one member of the House majority backed the bill, saying they are frustrated with stalled efforts to secure a bigger pipeline and are willing to commit to Chenault's vision for getting natural gas off the North Slope to market.
House Democrats said they want a pipeline too, but believe the state should continue to pursue a big pipeline, not switch gears to a loosely defined project.
Democrats and other critics say the project could lead to far more expensive natural gas than a big pipeline to the Lower 48 or Valdez. New natural gas exploration in Cook Inlet has lessened the pressure to bring North Slope gas south. The project has too many unknowns and lacks the usual checks and balances, they say.
"You know this bill may remove roadblocks. But it also removes public process. And there's a reason for the public process," House minority leader Beth Kerttula, D-Juneau, said during the debate.
Democrats tried to strengthen oversight by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska. They asked for the project to come back to the Legislature for an up or down vote before construction began. Republicans and Bush Democrats aligned with them rejected all those ideas and more.
Some of the debate centered on Fairbanks, where heating costs are extraordinarily high. No natural gas is piped there, though some liquefied natural gas is trucked in. Democrats proposed several changes to bring natural gas to Fairbanks more quickly and cheaply. None were incorporated, but Fairbanks will get its natural gas if the pipeline is built, Chenault said.
Rep. Mike Hawker, R-Anchorage and a co-sponsor of House Bill 9, assured members that if the gas line corporation wants state funding for pipeline construction, the project must come back before the Legislature. The legislation allows the corporation to move on whatever project or projects are best, Hawker said.
The House bill approved Wednesday directs the gas line corporation to move ahead on a 24-inch line carrying a maximum of 500 million cubic feet of natural gas a day, much smaller than a pipeline project being pursued by TransCanada and Exxon Mobil through an exclusive license with the state. TransCanada is working toward a 48-inch pipeline that could deliver 4.5 billion cubic feet of gas a day.
Gov. Sean Parnell has said he backs the direction of House Bill 9 even though he is optimistic that Alaska's three major oil producers will come to agreement soon and work together on TransCanada's big pipeline. His informal deadline is Saturday. If both projects move ahead, the governor has said he expects them to merge.
Under a 2007 law, the state can't put money into a competing big pipeline because of its commitments to TransCanada. That limits the size of the pipeline under House Bill 9 unless something changes.
Already $200 million in state money has been set aside for the smaller pipeline. In all, backers expect the state to spend an estimated $440 million for the engineering, permits, design work and financial negotiations needed to get the project ready to build. So far, $31 million has been spent.
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Simple question, can a PAL version be used to boost with a JP version of the game?
The PAL versions are half the price, and it would also help since I only have one system of each.
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Meet Adrian Grenier's Surfer Girlfriend Hannah Cornett
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Pro-surfer Hannah Cornett recently rekindled her romance with ex-beau Adrian Grenier, and she's more than happy to talk about it!
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"We just started dating," she explained to Us Weekly at Tags 4 Lives charity's annual "It's a Star Thing" benefit Saturday in NYC. "I want to say like a month ago [we got together], but we dated a long time ago, like before he was famous... We dated four or five years ago."
So how did Cornett, 29, and the Entourage star, 35, reunite after their breakup? "I was staying in touch through my friend's Twitter feed... I sent him a message, and he was sending me the same message at the same time. It was so weird... It was something like 'Dinner, sex, romance a girl' or something. Like joking around, and I said the same thing back."
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According to the surfer, the two have discussed having children. "I'm starting to get the baby moments where I'm like, 'Aww!'" she said. "The second time around, we are kind of starting to talk about [marriage and] whether or not it would work out. I'm kind of like ready to go. Ready with like the right guy at the right time. A tropical wedding!"
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But why didn't things work out the first time around? "Distance and being on tour -- it's kind of hard. He's shooting in LA and we're both busy traveling."
Fortunately though, Cornett considers herself "an easy girl" and rarely butts heads with Grenier. "Whenever I'm with guys I never fight," she said. "It's just the distance is a hard thing in any relationship."
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NewTek and RealViz have announced a special offer providing purchasers of NewTek's LightWave 3D for Mac platform with RealViz's Interactive Studio bundle, at no additional charge. The Interactive Studio consists of RealViz's Stitcher 3.5 (for building panoramas), ImageModeler 3.5 (create 3D scenes using photographs), and SceneWever (for adding 3D to panoramas)--a $1,500 value. LightWave 3D 7.5 (and the free Interactive Studio bundle) is available for $1,600.
Stairways Software today announced Interarchy 7.0, the new version of its Internet application for Mac OS X. Interarchy can download and upload files via FTP, SFTP, and FTP over SSH (FTP/SSH). In addition, it can download files or whole web sites using HTTP, display detailed Internet/LAN connection information and help you work with remote servers across the Internet. Version 7 offers tabbed browsing, an icon view, full bookmark management, internal file mapping, drag & drop support, toolbars, enhanced scheduling, a new history menu, improved Internet connectivity tools, and bandwidth monitoring/graphing. Pricing starts at $40 (and free to purchases after October 1, 2003). It runs on Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
Jasmine Audio today released a Mac OS X version of its Macintosh-based audio editor, Jasmine Audio 1.8. Completely rewritten for Mac OS X, it now includes a new Mac OS X interface, new import/export features, help tags, bug fixes and more. Version 1.8 also now supports multiple file formats including MP4/AAC, WAV, AIFF, AVI, 3GPP, System 7, �Law, and several QuickTime formats--which allows for changes in sampling frequency (up to 48 kHz), bit depth, stereo interlacing, and common compression/streaming protocols. A 14-day trial of the $30 application is available.
ATEN Technology has announced its dual interface KVMs with audio switching. The CS1758 eight-port USB/PS2 KVM Switch supports Windows, Mac and Sun Solaris computer systems and allows users to cascade to three levels, controlling up to 512 computers using up to 73 CS1758 units. The unit is rackmountable, supports resolutions of up to 2048x1536, and offers audio support for sharing multimedia speakers and a microphone. The CS1758 is priced at $500 and is now available.
Panasonic last week announced its 5-megapixel digital camera, the DMC-LC1 Lumix. The camera offers Leica optics, a large 2.5-inch LCD display, a 3.2 optical zoom (in addition to 3x digital zoom), a burst shooting mode, three different light metering modes, USB connectivity, and an SD Memory Card/Multimedia Card slot. It is expected to ship in March for $1600.
MacResQ announced today the launch of a unique new nationwide repair service for Apple iPods. The service, known as iPodResQ, will provide iPod users throughout the United States with a source for 24-hour repairs and battery replacements on their iPods. The cost of the iPodResQ 24-Hour Repair Service is $29 for a basic repair or $79 if your iPod needs a new battery.
Apple is one of 20 tech companies for investors to watch, according to the latest issue of Fortune (paid subscription required). "The only clear winner in this new world is Apple, which has leveraged its computer platform to make it easy and fashionable for consumers to get with the digital-music age. Apple today sells almost as many iPods per quarter as it does Macs. Microsoft wants in on this business badly, but as HP's decision to shift its loyalty to Apple illustrates, Microsoft doesn't have much leverage just now." The February 24 issue also features a piece on Steve Jobs and the possibility of him taking Apple and Pixar to either Disney or Sony. The likelihood of either happening, the article concludes, is unlikely, as Jobs likes to be in control of his companies, something he'd have to sacrifice in part if he merged with a larger multifaceted entity.
Apple's flagship San Francisco store, set to open in twelve days on February 28, has already attracted Apple fans bent on taking photos of the store's construction progress. "I had to roust some people a couple of days ago. They wanted pictures, but that's not allowed," one security guard told Wired. Apple has two security guards posted at the store at all times, who have also prohibited construction workers from taking photos. "'I told [a worker] 'I know it's absurd, but that's Apple's mentality, not mine,'' he said. 'Apple acts like it's the Pentagon.'"
With the iPod Mini's arrival this week, the press is once again jumping on the opportunity to praise and publicize Apple's MP3 players. The Washington Post applauds the smaller iPod: "The old iPod worked fine, but this is better. This kind of painstaking perfectionism [with the ClickWheel] explains why the iPod continues to sell so well -- the rest of the industry runs on a 'get it working, then move onto something else' mentality." Meanwhile, the Sunday New York Times included a feature in the Fashion & Style section on the proliferation of people wearing those white headphones around the city. "Michael Gitlitz, an iPod-wearing art dealer walking down Fifth Avenue on Wednesday, put it another way: '[Listening to an iPod while walking] is the next best thing to being transported from place to place in a pneumatic tube.'" Finally, a MacNN reader snapped this photo of an iPod snow sculpture on display this weekend at the Festival du Voyageur in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
A MacNN Reader reports that his iPod Mini, ordered from the Apple Store on January 7, has shipped, according to the order status page. iPod Minis are to officially start shipping tomorrow, but aren't expected to arrive in large quantity until towards the end of the month.
A MacNN reader writes: "Recorded messages at various Apple retail stores confirm that iPod mini's will be in stock on Friday the 20th of February. One may go down to an Apple store to be added to a product notification list and be contacted once the items begin arriving into the store. While it is unknown if one can sign up for the list via telephone, it is expected that the iPod mini has a heavy demand. To listen to a recording of the message on the Apple store machines, click here."
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Euro 2012 Opener Showcases New Economy as Poland Takes On Greece
Few games in the European soccer championships will illustrate the continent's shifting fortunes better than tonight's opener.
Poland, the host of the quadrennial tournament with Ukraine and the fastest-growing economy in the European Union, takes on Greece, the epicenter of the debt crisis that's afflicting every one of the group's 27 members. Soccer fans from Athens to Thessaloniki are counting on a little respite.
"I hope, as all Greeks do, that the national team plays well but it's more to help us forget for a little bit all the problems in general going on around us at the moment," said Zisis Pouros, 38, a garbage collector in the Greek capital. "Even if the team wins or does well people will still celebrate but people will watch those games to forget about everyday problems, whether there will be work tomorrow or enough food."
Originally started in 1960, three years after the formation of what became the EU, the soccer championships this year involve a Europe that is divided more than at any time since the collapse of communist rule in 1989. While matches pairing up teams from east and west used to highlight ideological differences, now it's north and south and it's financial.
Odds-makers put Spain, which is pressing for EU help to bail out its banks, as favorite to win the tournament ahead of Germany, the euro region's paymaster. Spain is 11-4 and Germany is 3-1. Poland is 40-1 to win it, while Greece is 50-1, according to U.K. bookmaker Ladbrokes Plc's website.
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"We all know what we have to do and a special reason is the living conditions in the country," said Giorgos Karagounis, captain of the Greek national team. "We will take part in the competition without stress and pressure and we'll give it everything with the hope that we will again see happy times."
Poland is in its second tournament after qualifying for its first championship in 2008, when Greece played as the trophy-holder after upsetting the odds and winning four years earlier.
Marek Belka, Poland's central bank president, said this week he would cheer for Greece in the tournament had the two teams not been drawn to play each other.
"I'd be keeping my fingers crossed for them," Belka said at a press conference in Warsaw after the June 6 meeting on interest rates. "There'd be no better psychological kick for the Greeks than to see their team do well in the European championships. So let's root for the Greeks."
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The largest of the former Soviet satellite states, the Polish economy is set to grow 2.7 percent this year, the fastest pace in the EU, the European Commission said on May 11. Greece, which joined the euro in 2001 as notes and coins were being introduced, is predicted to shrink by 4.7 percent in 2012, the fifth straight year of recession.
"Unfortunately for Poland, economic strength has nothing to do with soccer results," said Mateusz Szczurek, ING Groep NV's chief economist for central and eastern Europe, who is based on Warsaw and plans to go to the game. "In 1982, Poland won third place in the World Cup as its communist economy was in ruins and politically it was under Martial Law."
Poland still has a way to go to catch up with Greek living standards. Although moving in opposite directions, per capita gross domestic product in Poland is still about 26 percent below what it is in Greece, which joined the EU 23 years earlier in 1981, based on Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development statistics.
Four years ago, the credit crunch had yet to become the debt crisis. Roll back another four and Poland was beginning life as an EU member while Greece was spending euros to host the Olympics and its soccer team became European champion under the stewardship of a German coach. Victory in 2004 was during a year of Greece's greatest modern triumphs, according to locals.
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The championship game was a back and forth affair and it was obvious that both teams wanted to be crowned national champions. Pahokee, who went 5-0 in the tournament, got a physical game from Crespi.
Championship goes into overtime
On the very first play, Pahokee tried to play bump on four-star tight end Joseph Fauria and the Notre Dame-bound athlete flattened the Pahokee defender, leaving Fauria wide open for a first down. Much to the credit of the Pahokee defender, he came up grinning from ear-to-ear looking to the sideline to see if his teammates were laughing, but more importantly the defender took it in stride.
Anthony Sheppard twice led his team from behind for the victory. The first time came late in regulation and then the second time came in overtime for the victory.
Toward the end of regulation, Sheppard calmly entered the game with the clock running close to empty and quickly led his team right down the field. Big players make big plays when most needed, and Pahokee had some big playmakers.
Sheppard did a great job getting the ball into his playmakers hands, hitting Jenkins and three-star wide receiver in Martavious Odoms all the way down field. With time running out Sheppard hit Jenkins for a score that tied the game. Crespi's defense came up with a stop on the PAT, sending the game into overtime.
On the very first play of overtime, Cresepi quarterback Kevin Prince threw a deep strike to sleeper junior-to-be wide receiver Mikio Island for a touchdown. At this point, Crespi coach Jeremiah Ross decided to go for two. After all, Crespi had not made a one-point PAT in either game they played all day and maybe with more room Crespi will be able notch their first extra point of the day.
Crespi's talented young receiver Blake Stanton, a super sophomore prospect, had his man beat on the two-point conversion, but Prince threw the ball low and away and it fell incomplete.
Once again the calm and poised Sheppard led his team down the field with precision passes once again to his playmakers and quickly tied the score. Like Crespi, Pahokee was also having trouble making their extra points but this time Sheppard threw a dart to Odoms, who held on for the win and the championship.
Respect for Fauria
Despite the defeat, before the day was done there was whole lot of respect given to Fauria for his performance. A true sign of respect was when Pahokee's lockdown cover guy Janoris Jenkins was covering Fauria and the big tight end still made plays throughout the game. Throughout the tournament, many times when Crespi needed a play Prince dialed up his big tight end.
Junior-to-be wide receiver Kevin Cummings and Stanton also made plays for Crespi, who held its head high despite falling in the title game. One hook-up from Prince to Cummings darn near gave the Pahokee coaching staff a nervous breakdown. It was a third and forever that the Crespi duo picked up the first down on a long bomb.
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Andrew Luck. But from the outset, it was very apparent Pahokee had more athletes than Gulliver Prep and that Crespi had more playmakers than Stratford.
For Stratford and Gulliver Prep to have any chance at winning they had to make the plays that were there.
Luck did his part, proving once again why he's one of the nation's premiere quarterbacks.
He was again on target and making all the throws but some of his teammates couldn't come up with the catch. With the game against Crespi still in doubt, Luck threw one over the top to a wide open receiver that landed perfectly in his target's hands for a would be touchdown, but the ball fell harmlessly to the ground. Even with the loss, it's obvious that Stanford landed an outstanding quarterback in Luck, and he is an excellent get for Jim Harbaugh's rebuilding effort for the Stanford Cardinal program.
Just like Stratford relied on Luck to make big plays, Gulliver Prep had to depend on star junior-to-be receiver Conner Vernon to come through time after time. He did just that.
Vernon made one sensational while getting covered by one Florida's best cover corners in Jenkins. It was a crowd pleasing catch to say the least, but in the end there was too much Jenkins on both sides of the ball. Jenkins and Sheppard simply made too many plays setting up the championship run.
In the end if there was an MVP given out for the tournament, it would have to have been given to Sheppard. Sheppard consistently made the plays his team needed to make for Pahokee to go through the tournament undefeated. It is true that Sheppard had his playmakers making plays it can't be taken away his leadership and poise when the pressure was at its most.
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Lakers apologize for 9/11 tweet
Joining in with most every other major organization, sports franchise or business, the Los Angeles Lakers tweeted a seemingly innocuous picture with a message of #NeverForget to remember Sept. 11, 2001.
Except people on the Internet took offense to it.
The picture, as you can see above, features Kobe Bryant with a commemorative ribbon patch on his jersey that was worn by all teams after the 9/11 attack. But some apparently thought the tweet was a tongue-in-cheek joke about Kobe's hair or something and decided the Lakers did something offensive.
Because of it, they deleted the tweet and issued a statement apologizing for it. Via USA Today:
"We apologize to anyone who took this differently than we intended and were therefore offended by it," Lakers spokesman John Black said in an e-mail. "We used a photo of how we commemorated 9/11 in the 2001-02 season, shortly after the tragedy occurred, because we wanted to show our support of what we felt at that time and continue to feel now. Out of respect for the intensely personal nature of how people remember this day, and that we recognize that not everyone understood the intent of our message, we pulled down our tweet and photo. Ultimately, our intent was to honor the spirit of remembering a day that we should all never forget."
Sept. 11 is obviously a very sensitive, somber day that requires a lot of reflection and remembrance. But it also creates an opportunity for hypersensitivity and the never-ending hunt for things perceived as offensive.
Brett Pollakoff of Pro Basketball Talk summarized the issue well:
It seems like people look for reasons to be offended by things they see on the Internet, rather than taking two seconds to realize that a multi-billion dollar corporation (the NBA) would never, ever try to use something like 9/11 to make even the smallest attempt at a joke on a day like this.
But the Lakers did the wise thing by just canning any controversy by deleting the tweet and apologizing before it became a bigger deal than it already was.


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The only way you can atone for the things you've done is to forgive yourself for them. If you've made mistakes, then accept them, learn from them, and move on. If you were only trying to help and things ended up going back for no fault of your own, then resolve yourself of the guilt for it, because you simply don't deserve it. I know it's easier said then done, but we have to forgive ourselves before we can accept ourselves.
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Avian, It seems your depression is saying nasty things to you. We all make mistakes. I have found that profoundly depressed and anxiety ridden people are usually the ones with the biggest hearts. Why? Because we care too much and try too much and when it doesn
How do you atone for mistakes you've made? Everyone I've tried to help just seems to end up getting hurt. I've made some mistakes in my life and sometimes feel like I don't really deserve to live. My life is one giant mistake that even an entire sea of white-out couldn't fix.
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How do you atone for mistakes you've made? Everyone I've tried to help just seems to end up getting hurt. I've made some mistakes in my life and sometimes feel like I don't really deserve to live. My life is one giant mistake that even an entire sea of white-out couldn't fix.
I'm always beating myself up for my mistakes. Even small, stupid ones. I'm very critical of myself and always afraid I'll be judged or ridiculed for them. I'm also afraid these past mistakes will come back to haunt me, and that negative people in my life will come back to start problems again. I don't think that's quite your situation, but...
We're human. We make mistakes. We have to learn from them or else they will just keep repeating, over and over again. We also have to move on from them or else we will be stuck in guilt and fear the rest of our lives. I always tell myself that even if people do judge me harshly, or find out about my mistakes, I just have to take a few deep breaths and say "everyone makes mistakes, even the ones judging me right now!" and "this doesn't mean I'm a bad person, I can still live after this" etc etc...No one's perfect. We make mistakes and get involved with people who don't have our best interest in mind, and we get manipulated and do stupid things. However, the main goal is to learn from the mistake, move on, and be the best person you can be, faults and all. I think it's telling to your personality that you are a good person, one who feels bad about these mistakes and wants to make it right...That, I think, reflects a good character in you!
For me, through a religious standpoint, I believe God forgives if you truly understand the nature of your mistakes and feel a deep sorrow for them...and you try not to repeat them. I once read that extreme guilt affects your relationship with God and keeps you apart from Him, out of shame. This really speaks to me because often I don't pray to God because I feel like I'm not good enough for his love, and that I don't deserve his guidance and support. I have to learn to forgive myself the way God has already forgiven me. I need his strength to continue living and to overcome any obstacle in life thrown my way...and to remain vigilant of those who may want to create pain in my life again. I need him to ease my depression and anxiety, and live his purpose for me in this world. Otherwise, I'll just waste away and regretting even more.
"Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light."
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It's about time that we started paying someone to say that FMS is worth something
Uh...already did that. Cost shareholders $10,000 per month. spent more $$ per month "buy an analyst, repeat as necessary" than drilling in the field
Sadly Social Media investors don't hang around long. And when OSC puts MCTO's on + when PEA's move Measured to Indicated...deep pocketed investors start moving on also.
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Some idiot posters here, after PEA was published (thank you OSC, shareholders could not get a PEA out of GE) posted that GE should get a $1,000,000 bonus.
For what? losing first mover status? MCTO?
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