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Once upon a time, scientists finished doctoral programs and got research and teaching positions at universities. But that's practically a fairy tale for today's young scientists. The fact is that the applicant pool is growing and the number of jobs is shrinking. So what's a nation to do? We'll talk about the problem and possible solutions in this hour of Science Friday. Guests: Alan Hale/ Co-Discoverer, Comet Hale-Bopp, Director, Soutwest Institute for Space Research, Cloudcroft, NM Sharon Hays/ Report Author, At the Edge of a New Frontier: A Profile of the Stanford University Biomedical Ph.D. Class of 1996, Princeton Junction, NJ Darryl Chubin/ Co-Author, Rethinking Science as a Career, Published by Research Corporation, Acting Assistant Director for Social and Behavioral Sciences White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, Washington, DC
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In the end, I know the Angels won't beat themselves, I wouldn't be surprised if the Yanks do.With the Red Sox and Yanks eliminated, I'm not sure what ESPN is going to do for the next week. I wonder if the Baseball Tonight Crew even knows anything about these two teams. Somehow they'll still throw in how great Derek Jeter is and how damn clutch he is. Not to mention Fox has had to shelf the 100+ pieces they edited about the rivalry, the Curse and whatever other mumbo-jumbo they were going to spew on us. They can air it all next year, when they force MLB to schedule the Yanks and Red Sox to play each other for all 162 regular season games. The Angels look in trouble as they may be down as many as 2 starting pitchers. Washburn is suffering from strep throat and Colon has back and shoulder problems. Paul Byrd will pitch Game 1, but the Game 2 starter is up in the air at the moment, the strongest possibility being a bullpen approach starting with Kevin Gregg and then diving into the Angels most excellent relievers. Throw in the crazy travel schedule and the fact that it just looks like everything seems to be breaking the White Sox way this year (that Graffanino error was just one of those things that happens to teams headed places) and it looks like the deck is stacked against the Angels. And I don't buy it. The Angels do all those "Smartball" things way better than the Pale Hose. Better defense, better baserunning, better pitching (obviously that's up in the air right now), and a far superior manager. I'm horribly biased towards the Angels and against the White Sox, plus the opportunity to see Vlad take his hacks against the Astros pitchers would be fun. I say, Angels trump the ChiSox in 5.
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Is there room in antarctica
Is there room in antarctica for others? Cards/Sox is like the Notre Dame/Michigan game, can both teams lose?
Yeah, plane leaves sometime
Yeah, plane leaves sometime next week. Maybe we'll get lucky and crash on some deserted island with Evangeline Lilly and Maggie Grace.
AFL in the 5th inning...#19
AFL in the 5th inning...#19 doing the same ol thang:
Matt Murton 3 at bats, 2 doubles and a walk (2 for 2)
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Matt Murton 3 for 4, 3 doubles, 2 runs, 1 walk, 1K
Say bye bye to home field advantage....
If those lose tomorrow, it's
If those lose tomorrow, it's over.
"If those lose tomorrow,
"If those lose tomorrow, it's over."
Yeah, I agree. Washburn has not pitched in 2 and a half weeks and coming off an infection that reqiuried hospitalization. I imagine he somewhere bewteen 85-90%. Angels might want to use a pen game knowing they have Home field. Save Washburn for Game 3 vs. Garland who is just as rusty. Have Lackey, Santana, Byrd, Lackey start games 4-7.
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Yeah, I just saw that bloop.
Yeah, I just saw that bloop. First thought I had was, Nomars groin is fine!
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The Empty Confines (in October)
After Game 2 of the NLCS, Busch Stadium will have been host to 52 playoff games, third-most all-time, one behind Fenway Park and a four-month schedule behind Yankee Stadium. Busch was open from 1968-2005.
The Cubs have been playing in Wrigley Field (call it one thing or another) since 1916. It has hosted 24 postseason games.
So, here's the plan. As long as the NLCS is over after five games, and the Astros win, we only need 29 playoff home games, and our park can surpass that of our rivals.
At the current pace (and I'll be generous and define that as the pace since 1984), and assuming the Cubs do not relocate to another facility, we should catch up to the then-long-ruined-and-that-oldtime-used-to-go-there stadium by 2061.
Then we can get to work on Busch Stadium II (2006-2045).
The new Busch Stadium is
The new Busch Stadium is actually the third incarnation of the stadium, not the second.
As written somewhere else,
As written somewhere else, Tony LaRussa is more interested in being the smartest person in the room than in winning baseball games. Doesn't say much when you lose the managerial battle to Phil Garner.
That's ridiculous. No basis in fact at all. It's amazing how one writer calls him a genius and suddenly he's arrogant. LaRussa wants to win every game. You can argue he overmanages, but it's always intended to produce a W.
And when did he lose a managerial battle with Garner?
I suppose I should have
I suppose I should have wrote the word "seems" instead of "is" there. Would that have been better? And I didn't actually write that, just agreed with what someone else said on the topic.
As for the managerial battle, I was just saying that in my preview I think Garner is a better playoff manager than LaRussa, nothing more. And I'm not saying that Garner is good or the Astros will win just because of that.
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Didn't see the game, but it sounded like the Cubs gave away 2 runs with poor fielding. Bummer.
Well, it's been a fun diet of Reds, Brewers and Braves, but now the Cubs have to play real teams in May (Pirates, Nationals, SF, Cards and Dodgers) -- hope we are all still smiling when we wake up on Memorial Day.
He does seem out of synch. His body seems to start forward, then his arms sort of try to catch up -- if that's his normal swing, he will never hit for power. It's an all-arms slasher swing, but the timing seems off.
He is currently slugging .256 -- I realize the weather has been bad, but that's epically bad. Currently 92nd out of 94 qualified NL batters. Yikes.
Weird home stand -- 3-1, with 2 rainouts, vs. two teams that will lose 100 games. Feels oddly disappointing.
Miserable baseball weather all week -- hopefully better weather will get the bats going. Not just walking, but actually hitting.
That strike call on LaSterlla was terrible
I was hearing some talk that John Mallee is trying to change Heyward's swing. Wonder if that is lending itself to the slow start.
rollercoaster loss...ugg.
at least it wasn't a "nobody showed up" stomping.
anytime you wanna jumpstart your season would be nice, heyward.
Now looming VERY large. Game tied.
That Braves TOOTBLAN trying to stretch a double into a triple is looming very large.
Phil, do you know if Victorino has an opt out date approaching? Thanks.
Maybe he can even fall asleep/passout at a red light. #cardinalway
hopefully he has enough time to pound 6-10 beers before the drive back home.
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CTSteve -- have they decided to skip tomorrow's game...? (I keed)
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Was it only yesterday that I was complaining about "Love and Bullets," the terrible Charles Bronson bomb with the incomprehensible plot? Not to keep you too long in suspense: Yes, it was. And after I wrote that review I left the office with a heavy heart, for I knew that I had still another movie to see. It was named "The Silent Partner," I had heard nothing about it, its star was Elliott Gould (who has not been in a lot of hits lately), and it was about a bank robbery. I would have given you 3-to-1 that it was a dog.
But, not to keep you in suspense, it wasn't. Along with half a dozen other lonely moviegoers, I was witness to a small miracle: To a thriller that was not only intelligently and well acted and very scary, but also had the most audaciously clockwork plot I've seen in a long time. "Silent Partner's" plot, indeed, has such ironies and reversals and neatly inevitable triple-crosses that it's worthy of Hitchcock.
The movie stars Gould as a Toronto bank teller who realizes, one day, that the department store Santa Claus outside his bank is acting strangely. "You ever hear of a Santa Claus who didn't like kids?" he asks someone. They have not. Gould is overwhelmed by a lightning bolt of intuition: Santa is casing the joint in preparation for a holdup. Then Gould is struck by an inspiration: Why can't he personally steal the money just before he's held up by Santa? That way Santa gets the blame and Gould gets the fifty grand.
This inspiration is only the opening premise of "Silent Partner," which drifts into some very deep waters of loyalty, blackmail, eroticism and poetic justice. I won't describe any more of the plot, which unfolds with a clockwork precision. What's also fun about the movie, though, is its characters: The bank teller player by Gould, the sadistic robber (Christopher Plummer), the thoroughly confused girl Gould sometimes condescends to seduce (Susannah York), and the beautiful French-Canadian girl (Celine Lomez) who is first Plummer's lover and then Gould's accomplice.
The movie tells the story of these people with such convincing and understated detail that the plot, preposterous as it really is, becomes almost convincing. That's partially the achievement of the director, Daryl Duke, a Canadian veteran of a lot of television and one superb feature film, "Payday," which starred Rip Torn as a doomed country singer.
Duke obtains the best performance Gould has given in years, he succeeds in making the sometimes bland Christopher Plummer into a figure of pure malevolence, and in casting Celine Lomez as the other girl, he has unleashed upon us a young actress with the erotic impact of, say, the young Irene Papas.
Where did "Silent Partner" come from? I can only speculate. It has opened here without much advance notice, with little advertising, with a set of good New York reviews that are six months old because the movie didn't do much business in New York and couldn't get many bookings elsewhere. It opens here now, in mid-September, because the dog days are upon us and the October blockbusters are still in the starting gate.
The movie was apparently one of those Canadian tax shelter deals in which the box office loot doesn't matter much anyway; everybody makes his money on the deal, and the movie is thrown to the wolves. And yet if we forget the logistics and the deal and the movie's obscurity, what we're left with is a small but wonderful gem of a thriller: A film in which complicated people and a very complicated plot come together in a mechanism that leaves us marveling at its ingenuity.
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As a result of softer same-store sales and traffic levels and fading optimism among restaurant operators, the outlook for the restaurant industry softened in May, according to the National Restaurant Association's Restaurant Performance Index (RPI). The index is a monthly composite that tracks the health and future outlook of the U.S. restaurant industry.
The index stood at 99.9 in May, down 1.0 percent from April's level. It was the first time in six months that the RPI hovered below 100, which signifies contraction of key industry indicators.
"Like the economy as a whole, the restaurant industry's recovery hit a speed bump in May, with same-store sales and traffic levels softening from recent months," said Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the Research and Knowledge Group for the NRA. "However, the overall economic fundamentals of the restaurant industry remain positive, which will likely lead to stronger performances in the months ahead."
The Current Situation Index, which measures current trends in four industry indicators (same-store sales, traffic, labor and capital expenditures), stood at 99.2 in May – down 1.1 percent from April's level of 100.3.
Restaurant operators reported softer same-store sales results in May. Thirty-nine percent of restaurant operators reported a same-store sales gain between May 2010 and May 2011, down from 50 percent of operators who reported higher same-store sales in April.
Operators also reported a net decline in customer traffic in May -- 33 percent of restaurant operators reported an increase in customer traffic between May 2010 and May 2011, down from 38 percent of operators who reported higher traffic in April.
Levels of capital spending activity remained relatively steady, with 44 percent of operators making capital expenditure for equipment, expansion or remodeling during the last three months, down slightly from 48 percent who reported similarly last month.
The outlook for upcoming months
The Expectations Index, which measures restaurant operators' 6-month outlook for four industry indicators (same-store sales, employees, capital expenditures and business conditions), stood at 100.6 in May – down from a level of 101.5 in April. Although May represented the 10th consecutive month above 100 for the Expectations Index, it was the fourth decline in the last five months.
Operators are not as optimistic about future sales growth as they were earlier in the year. Forty-one percent of restaurant operators expect to have higher sales in six months (compared to the same period in the previous year), down from 55 percent who reported similarly in January.
As a result, they're much less bullish about the direction of the overall economy in the months ahead: 24 percent said they expect economic conditions to improve in six months, down from 46 percent in January and the lowest level in more than two years.
Although operators are slightly less optimistic, they continue to plan for capital spending, as 50 percent plan to make a capital expenditure for equipment, expansion or remodeling in the next six months, up slightly from 49 percent who reported similarly last month.
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CHAFFEE, Mo. -- John Marion Livingston, 71, of Chaffee died Saturday, Sept. 3, 2005, at Chaffee Nursing Home.
He was born Sept. 22, 1933, in Swinton, Mo., daughter of Marion and Eldora Ellen Elledge. He and Evelyn Terrell were married in 1953. She died March 21, 1958. He and Christine Jenkins were married Jan. 29, 1960. She died Nov. 17, 1974.
He was a retired truck driver employed by McDonald Concrete. Livingston served in the U.S. Army.
Survivors include four sons, Johnnie Livingston of Whitewater, Michael Livingston of Advance, Mo., Joe Livingston of Chaffee, Gary Livingston of Sikeston, Mo.; a daughter, Jewell Estes of Perryville, Mo.; two stepsons, Mike Evans of Sikeston, Hubert Evans of Bertrand; a sister, Jewell Michael of Cape Girardeau; 10 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett Funeral Home in Chaffee at 10 a.m. Monday.
Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Darrell Jones officiating. Burial will be in Rock Point Cemetery near Swinton.


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Apparently This Matters: Airplane seat belts
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- O'Leary: "If there ever was a crash on an aircraft, God forbid, a seat belt won't save you"
- We presume standing passengers would wedge in the back with livestock
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(CNN) -- About nine years ago I flew Ryanair from London to a town called Maastricht in the southernmost, dangly, uvula-looking part of The Netherlands. I don't remember how much my flight actually cost, but I promise you I've spent more this week alone in the candy machine at work.
Truth be told, I've completely lost all self-control. They keep stocking it with Swedish Fish, and now HR has had to warn me three times about borking in the break room.
"Bork! Bork! Bork!"
"Red light, Jarrett."
Anyway, my flight on Ryanair is relevant only in that I have firsthand experience flying with the famous low-cost European carrier whose CEO, Michael O'Leary, started trending on the Web this week after he proclaimed that seat belts on planes "don't matter."
O'Leary told the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper that "If there ever was a crash on an aircraft, God forbid, a seat belt won't save you."
And he's probably right. When a giant metal tube going 500 mph slams into the side of a mountain, several inches of fabric and a spring-loaded metal clamp aren't going to let you simply walk away feeling like it was all just a minor inconvenience.
"Excuse me, captain. THIS isn't Denver."
But as everyone knows, saving you from a mountain crash isn't really the point of seat belts. They're primarily for turbulence, so that when you hit a patch of rough air somewhere between Erie and Pittsburgh, you don't end up face deep in row 32 with a Biscoff cookie firmly lodged in your skull.
O'Leary's argument against the importance of seat belts stems from his ultimate goal to create "standing room only" cabins for ultra-budget travelers who, we can only presume, would have to uncomfortably mingle in the back with the chickens and other livestock.
In 2003, when I flew Ryanair from London, I was definitely that ultra-budget (i.e. cheap) traveler.
At the time I was doing the whole European backpacker thing. I'd like to say I was out there trying to find myself, sucking the marrow out of life, but, really, I was too busy hitting ineffectively on Australian girls and looking at cathedrals ... and cathedrals .... and cathedrals.
Of course, money was tight, so Ryanair was a welcome resource when trying to fly over to mainland Europe from the UK. Basically, I was then exactly who O'Leary wants to target with these seats now.
To make this dream a reality, he even suggests that his airline, perhaps, remove the back 10 rows to accommodate people willing to stand for a couple hours for as little as £1.
O'Leary told the Telegraph, "If you say to passengers it's £25 for the seat and £1 for the standing cabin, I guarantee we will sell the standing cabin first."
In a lot of ways, it's like paying for the worst section in the bleachers at an undersold baseball game here in the United States. Many people don't actually care where they sit. They just want to be inside the park to drink beer, soak in the sun, and maybe heckle the opposing center fielder.
"Hey, Granderson! You wear rubber pants!"
"Dude, what does that even mean?"
"I have no idea."
But, really, the argument over his plan's merit is a completely pointless conversation since it's probably never going to happen. European safety laws require that passengers wear a seat belt for takeoff and landing.
O'Leary responded to these pesky regulations by calling the authorities a bunch of "plonkers."
So, for comedy alone, you gotta love this O'Leary guy! And at least he's being creative -- if not possibly reckless -- about the future of his industry.
His safety argument is that standing passengers could treat the experience just like riding public transportation on terra firma, grabbing onto hanging straps when things get bumpy. He notes that, for 50 years flying has been "populated by people who think it's this wondrous sexual experience; that it's like James Bond and wonderful and we'll all be flying first class when really it's just a bloody bus with wings."
He's right. It is. Though, personally, I hate everything about flying in the first place, and I've never actually thought of it as a wondrous sexual experience, save for the beginning of every flight, during that singular breathtaking moment in the Delta safety video when their sultry flight attendant softly wags her finger and playfully reminds me that I'm not allowed to smoke.
Oh, you know what I'm talking about.
Bork! Bork! Bork!
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For a very authentic South Pacific experience Samoa is the place, however there is not a lot to do there and after about 3 days the 12 y.o may become a bit bored. Fiji is a must and I would then go for the Cooks. Remember that you are in a warm and humid area of the world and hiking is not always the best method of exploring. As village life is the way of life, a village school would certainly be a different experience for the 12 year olds.
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Secretary of the Senate Nancy Erickson began the meeting by noting that eight Senators had already announced their retirements following the 2012 election and her office was working with them to identify repositories for their records. She announced that 200+ boxes of Senate records from the 99th Congress, and 36 boxes more than 50 years old, had been entered into the declassification process. These records come mainly from the files of the Armed Services, Foreign Relations and Judiciary Committee.
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Archivist of the United States David Ferriero updated the ACRC on the reorganization taking place at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The Archivist stated that interviews for the head of the new Office of Legislative Archives, President Libraries and Museum Services office had been completed and that he expected the position would be filled in the near future. Mr. Ferriero also reported on a new Research Fellowship in Legislative Records that had been established. He concluded by announcing that Congressmen Donald A. Manzullo (R-IL) and Tim Bishop (D-NY) were in the process of organizing an "Archives Caucus" in the House.
Archivist of the Senate Karen Paul noted that her staff had assisted in the closing of 18 Senate offices last year. She reported that two more Senate committees (Budget and Indian Affairs) had hired staff archivists bringing the total to ten archivists working on nine committees. 12 out of 17 Senate committees are now archiving their electronic records.
Sheryl Vogt, Director, Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, University of Georgia Libraries provided an update on the annual meeting of the Association of Centers for the Study of Congress (ACSC) that was held in May. She noted the ACSC has recently added five new members, bringing total membership up to 35 institutions.
House Archivist Robin Reeder reported that her office continues its efforts to advise House committee staff and personal offices on proper records management policies.
Robert Horton, Director of the Minnesota Historical Society and State Archivist, and also the chair of the Advisory Committee's Task Force on Description, provided the Task Force's evaluation of the Center for History and New Media's report: "Recommendations for Center for Legislative Archives Next-Generation Finding Aids." The Task Force reviewed the report's recommendations on the ways and means to improve the Center's descriptive practices to improve public access to the records of Congress. Two pilot programs are currently underway to test new descriptive approaches, one using the records of the 75th Congress (1937-1938) and the other focusing on the 95th Congress (1977-1978).
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