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Each week, Rainbow Records in Newark (54 E. Main St., 368-7738) provides a list of the top-selling albums of the past week, giving a glimpse inside the community that shops there.
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3. Two Door Cinema Club, "Beacon"
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By HOOVER H. JORDAN Eastern Michigan College
THOMAS CAMPBELL wrote a great deal anonymously in both prose and poetry. As a consequence, no one has attempted the laborious task of compiling a list of all his writings which would presume to be definitive, nor is there any apparent reason in our time why the task should be attempted. The compilation by R. W. King for The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature is excellent and suffices for all ordinary purposes.
In the future, of course, additional minor items may be attributed to Campbell. In recent years two articles have attempted such additions. In "Unacknowledged Poems by Thomas Campbell" ( MLN, 1922) A. M. Turner suggests that Campbell wrote eight poems which appeared anonymously in the New Monthly Magazine. No one of these has great merit, and actually the proof of Campbell's authorship is not conclusive. In "'Hymen's Ball': An Unpublished Poem by Thomas Campbell" (N&Q, 29 June 1940) Charles Duffy very reasonably suggests the addition of this light, gay piece to the Campbell bibliography.
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I'm a big fan of submarine dramas, which for hostility of surrounding environment -- and the necessity of devoting every square inch of space to multiply-redundant systems that keep you alive -- are a pretty useful analogue for space travel. If you're in a ship built for deep-space operations, cramped quarters should never not be a major element of the ship sets, because no matter how much your technology advances, you're still going to want to expend the maximum possible amount of power on your drives, shielding and environmental systems. Comfy living quarters will always be a second-tier priority.
Really committing to that sense of things provides an ever-present plot mechanism, because in a really hostile medium, the smallest mistake or malfunction can kill you, your resupply and refuelling concerns are constant (and can drive any number of stories), the sense of exploration itself as a dangerous... enterprise where your greatest enemy is your environment comes to the forefront.
Put the crew in compression suits instead of slacks and shirts for their uniforms. In case of a hull breach, they can just throw on gloves and a helmet and they're good to go. Same goes for away missions plus a nifty cowboy belt for their phaser. Uniforms would incorporate nifty stuff like smart materials to assist movement and regulate temperature, electronically tinted visor, HUD, and a tricorder in the gauntlet. Maybe a low-power forcefield like the life-support belts from TAS. Not enough to make them phaser-tanking Iron Man expy, but enough to protect against radiation and thermal hazards. This whole kit would reflect the precariousness of the crew's situation - they're out in deep waters on the strangest of tides, and they can't really afford to let their hair down too much. Something could go wrong at any minute.
The Enterprise is cramped, like a submarine, but clean and brightly lit, with design DNA that kind of makes it look like a high-tech version of a module from the ISS, looking more scientific than militaristic. Everyone has their own "sleeping cabin", but it's basically like one of those Japanese capsule hotels. Yes, even the captain's cabin. It's not cosy, strictly speaking, but would have a charm all its own.
Little things like that. It's mostly window dressing, from a storytelling standpoint, but anything that makes Trek try something new, in terms of futurism and general production design, is welcome in my book. ST09/STID isn't really that radical of a reinvention when you get down to it.
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Shoot, do a Trekified submarine movie/series synthesized of elements from those films above. You don't have to have all that danger/heroics stuff every episode. Deep space exploration in a sardine can, meeting alien races who range from primitives to advanced technology. It would be like a modern sub discovering Tahiti or the Chinese 500 years ago.
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Loick Peyron (Gitana Eighty) at the start of the Artemis Transat
Having crossed the Artemis Transat Musto race gate (Cape Race longitude) yesterday at 22:42 GMT, Loick Peyron, captured the Musto Newfoundland Trophy. Now with Vincent Riou on board, from his abandoned PRB, he is heading into what will be the fiercest gale of the race.
They're simply expecting to take a beating - the leaders of The Artemis Transat, whilst sailing fast in reaching conditions, are keeping busy preparing their boats for the gale.
Calmly and very professionally, both Loick Peyron on Gitana Eighty and Armel Le Cléac'h on Brit Air, have planned their sail reductions, carried out an overall check-up and are already witnessing a serious wind increase. The contrast could not be stronger with the second pack, desperately waiting for some breeze in order to cross the ice gate. '0 knots of wind and 0 knots of boat speed', reported a laughing Sam Davies on Roxy this morning!
Now leading the race, Peyron has to cope with the new 'lifestyle' imposed by the presence of Vincent Riou, whom of course cannot take part in any manoeuvre. The jury of The Artemis Transat is currently working to determine Loick's time allowance. The wind is now south for the leading boats which are sailing a direct route to Boston at around 13 knots, and could reach the finish line Friday night (550 miles to go).
Armel Le Cléac'h's Brit Air is already facing Force 7 winds - officially denominated 'near gale' - and has switched into low-profile / wise seamanship mode. 'I have 28 knots of wind, increasing from the West - rather tough today, so I'll put the racing aside for the next 20 hours, to concentrate on the preservation of the gear. I took two reefs in when the wind was blowing 23 kts, usually you'd wait more but I anticipated. There will be more sail reductions to come, maybe we'll go as far as sailing under mainsail alone to let the worst of the gale pass.'
Armel, a cautious sailor by nature, is also completing his Vendée Globe qualifying passage during The Artem is Transat, and understandably does not want to take any risks.
Strategically speaking, as Jean-Luc Nélias pointed out in his morning analysis, 'The rescue of Vincent Riou and the passage of the ridge yesterday evening induced a 50 mile separation north-south between Gitana and Brit Air. We've already looked at the fact that such a separation provides the opportunity for an attack, and if we look at the animation we can see the two boats arriving at the same time in Boston!
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2 Brit Air 586.9 60.9
3 Generali 659.9 133.9
4 Safran 935.0 409.0
5 Roxy 1004.5 478.5
6 Akena Vérandas 1020.7 494.7
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8 Aviva 1075.6 549.6
9 Spirit of Weymouth 1176.8 650.8
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3 Beluga Racer 1303.6 57.8
4 Appart City 1307.9 62.1
5 40 Degrees 1342.9 97.1
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As Thanksgiving Day approaches, so does the grand opening of annual Philadelphia German-style holiday market Christmas Village in Philadelphia. Modeled after Germany's traditional open-air Christmas markets, Philadelphia'a Christmas Village is a daily an outdoor holiday market located in Love Park, right in the heart of Center City. More than 60 vendors in more than 90 […]
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...been listening to Killer Mike all day, like a boss.
fuckin' with the lights on
Sahara had Orbital and Plastikman that year and the tent was half full, even with 20,000 sneak-ins.
The tent was pretty crowded during Infected Mushroom. And as soon as they were done, nearly 2/3 of the crowd left, and Orbital and Plastikman played for some very small crowds.
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nah Orbital played from like 9-10 in the Sahara, and then Plastikman did 1030-1130. The only light production used in Richie's set was the cage that went around him from what I recall.
you're right, Ivy, that's why the other lights weren't used. it was just that cage.
and it was so awesome.
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I assumed that Pulp would do two sets in the theater and everyone gets into one, but I just read that the theater capacity is 1115, and there will be over 2800 passengers. Hmmm.
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has Killer Mike always been this popular? I feel like I've seen his name alot lately.
I remember listening to "Akshon (yeah!)" alot about 8 years ago, I was addicted to that song for a while.
BRUTAL Line-Up! As others have said...I am sooooooo over Coachella and their consistent money grab. The best part will be PULP singing "Common People"
Yea it was pretty obvious Nick. 2010 was fucking madness, and not just the traffic on Friday. Walking from stage to stage was a nightmare, more crowded than any other festival I've ever been to.
and 2011/2012 STILL had about 15,000 more people than 2009.
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3/19/15 - Clint Mansell @ Theater at Ace Hotel // 3/26/15 - Greg Dulli @ Teragram Ballroom
Anyone know whether GV is planning to add to the lineup? I'm hoping for some heavier rock or more hip hop, but really just looking for more diversity.
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American Idol Recap: Season Twelve's Top Ten Take The Stage
By Elisa Camahort on March 14, 2013
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OK, folks, I'm gonna give it a shot. I've missed my talent show recapping, and American Idol seems like a good chance to get back in the swing of things (although truth be told, it's The Voice whose return I'm awaiting most anxiously.)
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Here we are in Season 12, and there have already been weeks of auditions and Hollywood Week and Vegas Week and so on. I am not feeling the new judges...four judges still means too much talky no enough singy for this singing fan. And the more I hear fake British accents the more I want to slap a real British person upside the head. And that's just not fair, is it?
But here we are, Top Tenning again. And hey, maybe we won't have to worry about four judges talking, because the show starts, and. Um. No Nikki? She is late because of traffic. Because, really, who would predict hitting traffic in Los Angeles, amiright?
The theme is very meta, as the contestants will be singing the "Music of American Idol Winners", either during Idol or during their post-Idol careers (which really narrows down your choices to how many of the eleven winning Idols you can choose from).
Every contestant is lucky enough to get a coaching session with Jimmy Iovine, which we get a glimpse of.
And away we go!
1. Curtis Finch Jr. sang "I Believe" the finale original song written for Season 3 (ultimately included on Fantasia's album)
Fantasia remains my favorite Idol winner ever, as far as actual performances on Idol. (Kelly has had my favorite post-Idol career.) Curtis' rendition of this gospel-infused ballad was pretty, but also pretty boring. He in no way has the depth of a Fantasia, nor the ability to sing his pain, so the song lost its redemptive power and simply felt like a tribute.
2. Janelle Arthur sang "Gone" sung by Scottie McCreary
Janelle certainly sounded better than she did for the Top 20 song (I would not have sent Janelle through to the Top 10 personally), but my problem was that I didn't know how she felt about this entire story of the song. She was smiling most of the time, but then trying to pull off looking kind of pissed off at the end. I think she was adrenalized and super pumped up, but that meant the song was kind of glossy, not gritty. And it didn't go anywhere, as Randy said. For all Janelle's protestations that she didn't want to be pop cross-over and be true country, it sure sounded a lot like cross-over Carrie Underwood style to me.
3. Devin Velez sang "Temporary Home" sung by Carrie Underwood
This is the first time I really noticed him. The song has a plaintive story and a nice melody, and he has a beautiful voice. The song did just sit in one place, but it was a quality place
4. Angie Miller sang "I Surrender" by Celine Dion (sung by Kelly Clarkson)
If anyone is wondering why Jimmy thinks pageants when Angie sings away form her piano, it's all in her carefully placed hand gestures and in her careful prancing back and forth on the stage. She sounds good, but she seemed manufactured. And it's not just the big pageant hair. I agree with Nikki for once: Get back to the piano, and please don't sing big diva songs, even though you can pull them off vocally.
5. Paul Jolley sang "Amazed" by Lone Star (sung by Scott McCreary)
Well, good job with the critique, Jimmy…you effectively scare the hell out of Paul about emoting until he seemed so restrained it was constrained. He does have a lovely voice, but this was somewhat stultifying.
6. Candice Glover sang "I Have Nothing" by Ben E. King (sung by Jordin Sparks)
Wow. She has amazing pipes. And she's a grown-up with depth behind those eyes. The show started right that minute, and it was a LONG time to wait. She won the night, no question about it.
7. Lazaro Arbos "Breakaway" sung by Kelly Clarkson
I love this song, and I do think the lyrics really resonated with Lazaro's story, but let's be clear. He's adorable and inspiring. And he has a nice enough tone and voice. But he's one of the least ready for this moment. Nervous, pitchy, stiff. He probably didn't deserve Top Ten, and on performance alone, he probably deserves to go home now. But I don't think he will.
8.Kree Harrison sang Roy Orbison's "Crying" sung by Carrie Underwood
Kree has a really pretty voice, and was one of my favorites from the Top Twenty night, but this was a treacly arrangement that was too uptempo, and it was also a perfunctory performance from Kree. I didn't like it at all.
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The bombshell may involve the murder of Donald Young, a 47-year-old choir master at former Rev. Jeremiah Wright's Trinity United Church of Christ—the same congregation that Obama has attended for the past 20 years. Two other young black men that attended the same church—Larry Bland and Nate Spencer—were also murdered execution style with bullets to the backs of their heads—all within 40 days of each other, beginning in November 2007. All three were openly homosexual.
What links this story to Barack Obama is that, according to an acquaintance of Obama, Larry Sinclair, Obama is a closet bisexual with whom he had sexual and drug-related encounters in November 1999.
Further, Sinclair claims that Obama was friendly with at least two of these deceased parishioners, and that choir director Donald had contacted him shortly before being murdered from multiple gunshot wounds on December 23, 2007.
These killings are receiving a number of different reactions. Mike Parker, reporting for CBS in Chicago, wrote, "Activists fear gay African-Americans are being targeted for murder," while Marc Loveless of the Coalition for Justice and Respect queries, "Are we under attack? Is this a serial killer?"
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Even if religious sights are usually the last thing on your itinerary, you'll definitely notice St Andrew's Cathedral beside City Hall SMRT, with its steeple so high it just about contributes to the skyline.
Named after the patron saint of Scotland as a hat tip to the many Scots who filled the coffers of a mid 19th century building fund, this grand English gothic-style building was built between 1855 and 1857 by convict labour. During British times, predominantly South Asian convict labour built many of Singapore's famous period buildings, including the Istana (at the time, Government House) which now serves as the official residence of Singapore's president.
An earlier church dating back to the 1830s was built on the same spot, but after two lightning strikes it was declared unsafe and demolished to make way for St Andrew's. The cathedral was designed by Colonel Robert MacPherson of the Madras Army (to whom a memorial cross still stands within the grounds) and built by another military man, Major McNair -- who later went on to oversee the building the Istana -- again built with convict labour to keep costs down. The cathedral was consecrated in 1870.
The cathedral is well regarded for its lancet windows and stained glass and if you've "done" many churches in the United Kingdom, you'll feel right at home here. Also within the interior are plaques and memorials to congregation members who have passed on along with soldiers who fell in England's many skirmishes and wars around the world. An interesting oddity is that the bell tower's foundations are not strong enough to support the strain of the bells being traditionally rung, so, when this was discovered, the bells were fixed in place and are instead rung with hammers.
St Andrew's is an active church with regular services and a youth ministry -- see their comprehensive website for details on services and other activities. Despite being located right in the heart of downtown Singapore and almost atop one of the busiest SMRT exchanges in the city, the expansive lawn grounds are a refuge from the mayhem and all and sundry are welcome to both wander the grounds and take a look around the interior.
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At the forefront of our Heroes of Newerth Grand Final coverage in Las Vegas, Nevada, The multinational Stay Green squad go up against Trademark eSports in the final deciding set of 5 matches. The winning team here will walk away with a gigantic $32,000 prize pool and a title they'll be very proud to show off. Here's the round-by-round coverage right now;
Round 1
This match is the for everything and it just kicked off. 4 minutes into the match Stay Green gets their first hero kill. TDM goes in to attack Stay Green's base but soon retreats.
Stay Green is able to get 2 hero kills while TDM gets their first. TDM soon follows up with a double tap granting them 2 hero kills making it 3-3. We see Stay Green take down two of TDM's defense towers all within the first 10 minutes of the first round. TDM is able to take down one of Stay Green's towers around the same time they lost their second.
11 minutes in the heroes kill score is 3 Stay Green, 3 TDM. 12 minutes in Stay Green has 6 kills and TDM only has 4. Stay Green takes out another tower and then heads in shortly after getting 2 more hero kills before being forced to retreat. TDM goes after another tower but is pushed back right away.
Stay Green has 9 towers remaining and TDM has 8 with 16 mins on the clock. Stay Green goes after TDM and just runs them over. Stay green just beat TDM in 17 mins in the first round.
Round 2
With the start of the round, the question on everyone's lips is "Can they really pull out another short game?". We'll have to wait to find out.
6 minutes into the round Stay Green gets the first kill. Shortly after TDM get their first kill and takes down one of Stay Greens towers. 11 mins in and Stay Green has 3 hero kills while TDM still only has 1. 11 minutes in and Stay Green takes down their first tower. A minute later Stay Green takes another tower. TDM has 9 towers remaining while Stay Green has 10.
15 minutes in and the kill score is still 1 for TDM and 3 for Stay Green. 18 minutes in Stay Green Stomps TDM showing that they are a force to be reckoned with, taking out some of TDM and stomping out anything and anyone in their way. Stay Green now have 7 hero kills while TDM still only has 1. Stay Green has 8 towers left while TDM have 6 at the 21 minute mark.
Stay Green goes back in and ends up doing major damage on TDM's base. 23 minutes in Stay Green has 7 towers left and TDM 4. TDM tries to go in but is pushed back in no time. 25 minutes into round two TDM now has 3 towers remaining and Stay Green still has 7. Stay Green wins round 2! Another victiroy liek that is all that's holding them away from a Championship title and a boat load of cash!
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4 minutes into the third round TDM and Stay Green both get 1 kill each. Stay Green also lost one tower. Stay green gets another kill towards the 6 minute mark. ZFreek has 1 kill and Swindlemelonzz has 2 for Stay Green. Mynuts is the has the only kill for TDM. 11 minutes into the match Stay Green goes in and takes out four of TDM's towers.
12 minutes in Stay Green has 5 hero kills and 10 towers remaining. TDM has 2 hero kills with only 8 towers remaining. When Stay Green goes in for an attack on the base almost every time they end up doing a huge dent.
It's always a huge risk to allow Stay Green to get anywhere near your base. 16 minutes in Stay Green has 9 towers remaining while TDM still has 8.
Stay Green rushes the base after clearing some of TDM out of the way and start their attack which ends up destroying another tower. Stay Green now has 9 kills, 9 towers and TDM 2 kills, 7 towers at the 19 minute mark. TMD takes out another one of Stay Greens towers.
20 minutes in Stay Green rushes TMD's base once more taking out one tower in the process. 22 minutes in Stay Green is up with 11 hero kills and 8 towers while TMD is down with 2 hero kills and 5 towers.
Things look grim for TMD. 24 mins in Stay Green tries to break through TMD's base and just steamrolls everything in their path getting them the victory in 25 minutes.
End Result
Stay Green comes in 1st and are the the champions for this tournament, TMD finished in 2nd followed by Complexity in third and Lions in forth. Cheesie was voted MVP. Congratulations to the teams and the S2 staff for hosting such an amazing event. We say goodbye S2, and goodbye Las Vegas.
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This week's lesson: It's better to pay a few extra cents for donuts than risk a stint in jail.
1. Dunkin' Donuts fan arrested in quest for 10% discount: A Florida man who apparently loves donuts as much as he loves a deal has been arrested after his attempt to pair the two went really wrong. And it all ended with Charles "Chuck" Barry, at the scene of the alleged crime (a Dunkin' Donuts), crying.
2. Pianist faces jail over incessant practicing: Laia Martin is a pianist, and her former neighbor says she practiced five days a week, eight hours a day over a four-year period-and she's suing over it. Crazier still, Martin faces more than seven years in jail. Here's what "Sonia B." alleges.
3. Woman rents out home that she doesn't own: Four students thought they got a good deal when they found a home to rent in South San Francisco for $450 a room. Just one problem: After paying the woman they thought was the landlord $1,800 and moving in on Nov. 1 ... they were kicked out, and police explain how the scam allegedly worked.
4. Infomercial pitchman guilty of lying in ads: It took jurors about as long as one of Kevin Trudeau's infomercials to convict the TV pitchman of lying. In the late-night ads, Trudeau pushed his best-selling book, The Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You to Know About, and said it would show people how to lose weight and still eat whatever they want. But there was one big problem.
5. Guy named Batman jailed for burglary: Say it ain't so, Batman! A Singaporean man was sentenced to almost three years in jail after failing badly to live up to his name - which is, we are not kidding, Batman bin Suparman. Here's how the superhero-named man got caught.
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Ke Guan is an IEEE Member who received the B.E. and Ph.D. degrees from Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China, in 2006 and 2014, respectively. In 2009, he was a Visiting Scholar with Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain. From 2011 to 2013, he was a Research Scholar with Institut für Nachrichtentechnik, Technische Universitaet Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Germany. From September 2013 to January 2014, he was invited to conduct joint research at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. He is currently an Associate Professor with State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safety and the School of Electronic and Information Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong University. He is the author or coauthor of over 50 research papers in international journals and conferences. His research interests include measurement and modeling of wireless propagation channels, high-speed railway communications, vehicle-to-x channel characterization, and indoor channel characterization for high-speed short-range systems such as future terahertz communication systems. Dr. Guan was a Technical Program Committee Member for the IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference in the fall of 2014 and will also hold this role in the spring 2015 and for the IEEE International Conference on Communication Workshop on Dependable Vehicular Communications in 2015. He has been a Member of the IC1004 initiative. He received the First National Scholarship for Ph.D. Candidates in 2012, the Huawei Excellent Student Award of China in 2013, and the International Union of Radio Science (URSI) Young Scientist Award in 2014. His paper received the honorable mention in the Third International URSI Student Prize Paper Competition at the URSI General Assembly and Scientific Symposium in 2014.
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Treasuries Fall as ADP Report Seen to Show Job Growth
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Government securities also slid as Societe Generale SA joined firms saying they would participate in Greece's debt swap. Ten-year yields shrank yesterday to almost negative 1 percent when accounting for inflation, damping demand from investors who say bond rates need to rise as the economy grows.
"We've got the ADP report today that will be fairly pivotal," said Charles Diebel, head of market strategy at Lloyds Banking Group Plc in London. "The consensus out there is most people perceive yields should go higher rather than lower."
Yields on 10-year notes rose two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 1.96 percent at 6:56 a.m. New York time, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The 2 percent securities due in February 2022 slid 5/32, or $1.56 per $1,000 face amount, to 100 10/32.
The 10-year note yields decreased seven basis points yesterday, the most since Dec. 28. The yields will climb to 2.53 percent by year-end, according to the average projection of banks and securities companies, with the most recent forecasts given the heaviest weightings.
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ADP will say U.S. companies added 215,000 workers in February, compared with 170,000 in the previous month, according the median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey.
Employers added more than 200,000 jobs for a third month, according to the median forecast in a separate Bloomberg News survey before the Labor Department's March 9 report.
"Treasuries are very expensive," said Tsutomu Komiya, who helps oversee the equivalent of $114.8 billion as an investor in Tokyo at Daiwa Asset Management Co., a unit of Japan's second-biggest brokerage by market value. "The U.S. economy is improving. The labor market is warming."
U.S government securities rallied yesterday as a report showed Europe's economy shrank and investors weighed Greece's chances of persuading creditors to agree to a bond swap under its private-sector-involvement plan.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's MOVE index, which measures price swings based on options, rose yesterday for the first time in three days, increasing to 75.8
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Europe's gross domestic product shrank 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter from the previous three months, according to the European Union's statistics office.
German factory orders, adjusted for seasonal swings and inflation, fell 2.7 percent in January, the Economy Ministry in Berlin said today. The median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey of 37 economists called for a 0.6 percent increase.
"Our yield forecasts suggest that we're pretty much stabilized around these current levels," said Peter Schaffrik, the head of European interest-rate strategy at Royal Bank of Canada in London, referring to the benchmark 10-year note yield. "Macro expectations are not significantly stronger than where we are at the moment, so we forecast 1.85 percent and 1.95 percent for March and June respectively."
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The Standard & Poor's 500 Index slid 1.5 percent yesterday, the most since December. Futures rose 0.5 percent today after Societe Generale, France's second-biggest bank, Assicurazioni Generali SpA and UniCredit SpA joined companies saying they would participate in the Greece debt plan as the country threatened to compel holdouts to take part.
The Federal Reserve is scheduled to buy as much as $2.25 billion of U.S. debt due from February 2036 to February 2042 today, according to the New York Fed's website. The central bank is in the process of swapping $400 billion of shorter-maturity Treasuries in its holdings with longer-term securities to cap borrowing costs.
Ten-year yields have been within 21 basis points of 2 percent since the start of November. Policy makers pledged in January to keep the benchmark interest rate close to zero until at least late 2014.
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt known as the break-even rate, was 2.17 percentage points, the lowest level since Feb. 6. The average over the past decade is 2.14 percentage points.
Treasuries also dropped before the U.S. announces tomorrow the size of three auctions of coupon-bearing debt next week starting March 12. The government will probably sell $32 billion of three-year notes, $21 billion of 10-year securities and $13 billion of 30-year bonds, according to Wrightson ICAP LLC, an economic advisory company in Jersey City, New Jersey, that specializes in government finance.


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Following our established protocol, the University activated its emergency notification system and sent a series of text and email messages to all students, faculty, and staff alerting them to the threat and advising them to avoid campus dining halls, which had been referenced in the call.
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Patent drawings have revealed that Harley-Davidson, the quintessential American Motor Company, has been working on leaning three-wheelers for the last few years. This is a concept that has already proven itself viable with products like the Piaggio MP3 series of scooters currently on the market. HD has already established itself as a player in the V-Twin trike market with its first-ever factory trike, the Tri Glide Ultra Classic. That model, new for 2009, uses the more common arrangement of two
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Lucky Brand Womens Plus Print Maxi Dress
A warm weather staple; perfect for a day spent in the sun; this exotic maxi dress comes to you from Lucky Brand. Thick tank straps and a rounded neckline; embellished with a hook-and-eye front placket; highlight a dramatic multi-color tribal-inspired print allover and a straight-fit silhouette; soft pleating leads to a fluid; flowing hem; which falls just past the ankles.
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MUNCIE -- A Muncie man has been accused of dealing methamphetamine to members of the Muncie Police Department's Narcotics Unit.
David Michael Snider, 34, 2824 E. Memorial Drive Apt. 7, is preliminarily charged with two counts of dealing in meth.
Muncie police Sgt. Brad Wiemer said Snider had recently sold meth to Narcotics Units agents on two occasions. A search warrant was executed on Snider's residence today, where he was located and arrested. ...


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- Uploaded By NEWTODECORATING
- 2006-01-17 04:20:08
Choc cake baked in a jelly roll pan coated with twinkie filling and rolled. Covered in choc ganache and a MMF poinsetta and holly. Still working on ganache and the whole rolling process, I had a few problems with it cracking.
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