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VAN BUREN, Mo. (AP) — Days after the sheriff of Carter County, Mo., was charged with distributing methamphetamine, his former chief deputy is accused of burglary and receiving stolen property.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 23-year-old Steffanie Kearbey told authorities she committed the burglary at the request of the former sheriff, Tommy Adams. Kearbey is free on bond. Her home phone has been disconnected and she did not have a listed attorney as of Thursday.
Adams resigned earlier this week following his arrest on Saturday. He is jailed on $250,000 bond in Cape Girardeau County.
Authorities allege Kearbey sold a gun to a confidential informant on Saturday, later admitting it was stolen from the sheriff's department evidence room. The patrol says Kearbey also admitted to burglarizing a home, but said Adams told her to do it.
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(1) If the chief and second mates or a majority of the crew of a vessel ready to begin a voyage discover, before the vessel leaves harbor, that the vessel is unfit as to crew, hull, equipment, tackle, machinery, apparel, furniture, provisions of food or water, or stores to proceed on the intended voyage and require the unfitness to be inquired into, the master immediately shall apply to the district court of the United States at the place at which the vessel is located, or, if no court is being held at the place at which the vessel is located, to a judge or justice of the peace, for the appointment of surveyors. At least 2 complaining seamen shall accompany the master to the judge or justice of the peace.
(1) Any 3 seamen of a vessel may complain that the provisions of food or water for the crew are, at any time, of bad quality, unfit for use, or deficient in quantity. The complaint may be made to the Secretary, commanding officer of a United States naval vessel, consular officer, or chief official of the Customs Service.
(2) The Secretary, officer, or official shall examine, or have examined, the provisions of food or water. If the provisions are found to be of bad quality, unfit for use, or deficient in quantity, the person making the findings shall certify to the master of the vessel which provisions are of bad quality, unfit for use, or deficient.
(3) The Secretary, officer, or official to whom the complaint was made shall—
(4) The master is liable to the Government for a civil penalty of not more than $100 each time the master, on receiving the certification referred to in paragraph (2) of this subsection—
(A) does not provide other proper provisions of food or water, when available, in place of the provisions certified as of bad quality or unfit for use;
(B) does not obtain sufficient provisions when the certification includes a finding of a deficiency in quantity; or
Source(Pub. L. 98–89, Aug. 26, 1983, 97 Stat. 575; Pub. L. 103–206, title IV, § 422(b),Dec. 20, 1993, 107 Stat. 2439.)
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Section 10902 instructs the crew on making complaints of unfitness of vessel with regard to equipment and provisions, and instructs the master on responding to those complaints, and provides a penalty for violations.
1993—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 103–206, § 422(b)(1), inserted "Secretary," after "The complaint may be made to the" and struck out "Coast Guard shipping commissioner," after "consular officer,".
Subsec. (b)(2), (3). Pub. L. 103–206, § 422(b)(2), substituted "The Secretary, officer," for "The officer, commissioner,".
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Regarding "Fired police officer wants his job back in Piedmont," (News, Nov. 22): Bravo, Piedmont Mayor Valerie Thomerson for so eloquently expressing what Oklahomans and apparently a lot of people from around the world are feeling about the police officer who wrote a $2,500 ticket to a young mother for the crime of allowing her three-year-old son to urinate in the front yard.
Like Thomerson, I admire and respect many of the state's law enforcement officers. At the same time, I'm aware that some police officers are stupid and more of a threat to the public than protector. Many internal screening nets are in place to detect and remove the stupid and/or dangerous officers. This police officer, Ken Qualls, was finally detected and disposed of, as he should've been. The fired officer now wants his job back. He said losing his job will be a financial hardship on him. Did it ever cross his mind about the hardship his $2,500 fine would have put on the young family? People who are placed in a position of trust and authority, but who aren't qualified, pose a threat to the public's safety and actually escalate most situations they respond to.
I hope Qualls will never be unleashed onto the public again in any position of authority. Had he been a 24-year-old rookie, this could've been overlooked and forgotten with a chuckle. But a 45-year-old officer with 18 years of experience? No way!
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College can be one of the most exciting times in a young person's life—and the most stressful.
"Stress is an issue for our students, as it is on most campuses," says Charlie Morse, assistant dean for student development and director of counseling at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), an urban college of more than 5,000 in Massachusetts. "We have a fast, hyper-focused pace here. Our students are incredibly bright and successful and achievement oriented. But they may struggle in terms of their own self-definition and adjusting to the environment."
For many students, it's the first time away from home. Academic demands can be intense, and students often juggle coursework with jobs and campus activities. They may cope with problems ranging from living with roommates to homesickness to alcohol abuse and, as a result, suffer from anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
Without intervention, some will attempt suicide.
The Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC) at EDC estimates 1,100 college students die each year by suicide. To help colleges and universities promote mental health and intervene on behalf of distressed students before tragedy happens, EDC and The Jed Foundation have developed the Guide to Campus Mental Health Action Planning (CampusMHAP).
The CampusMHAP approach helps campus administrators identify problems and needs related to student mental health and develop a plan to address those needs. The guide suggests that suicide prevention coordinators involve not only campus counselors, administrators, and faculty but the greater campus community, including students, in efforts to promote the mental health of all students and prevent suicide.
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Morse and WPI, which was the recipient of a three-year suicide prevention grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration, have worked with the guidance provided by CampusMHAP for five years.
"Early on we identified a gap in terms of student outreach and peers working with peers on campus," says Morse. To fill that gap, WPI staff created the Student Support Network (SSN) program to train student leaders to recognize signs of depression and suicidal thought, to know how to talk to peers who are in distress, and to recognize when to alert campus officials so they may intervene.
Faculty, staff, and students nominated student leaders to take part in the initial Student Support Network training. Interest in the program far exceeded Morse's expectations. "I prayed we'd find 15 students to do the first training," he says. "We had double that number."
Since then, WPI has trained more than 400 students as part of SSN. While students do not replace professional mental health counselors, they do provide eyes and ears into risky situations campus officials might not know about.
"We've hit a nerve here," Morse says. "These students want to help their friends. Now our biggest challenge is accommodating all the students who want to participate in SSN training."
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Fostering supportive student networks is just one component of CampusMHAP, which encourages all key parties on campus and their departments to get involved.
"Mental health issues can be overwhelming," says EDC's Laurie Davidson, co-author of the guide. "If a suicide happens on campus, administrators are eager to 'fix the problem.' We're showing them how to think through and plan their efforts strategically, to understand the problems on their campuses, and to plan programs that make the most sense to achieve their goals."
Through a series of four webinars and a guidebook, all developed by EDC and The Jed Foundation, CampusMHAP shows campus administrators and staff how to develop a strategic campus mental health action plan.
Suicide prevention strategies include promoting social networks, helping students develop life skills, increasing student help-seeking, identifying and intervening with at-risk students, and developing protocols if a crisis or traumatic event occurs. The original webinars attracted about 250 participants from colleges and universities across the United States.
Davidson says CampusMHAP supports college counseling center directors such as Charlie Morse at WPI. "Counseling centers are often overburdened," she says. "Suicide prevention goes beyond a counselor talking to a patient in their office. We can shift some of that burden to other folks on campus who have a stake in this issue. The campus community's role is vitally important."
Morse looks forward to kicking off the fall term at WPI, knowing each year brings new students and new challenges.
"The conversation about mental health on campus has changed over the years," he says. "We used to not be able to say the word suicide. That has changed. We can talk about mental health issues openly on campus. We've developed a strategy, step by step. But you have to have good policies, good infrastructure, and community support. That is all addressed in CampusMHAP."
The national college student suicide rate is estimated at 7.5 per 100,000 students. The largest number is in the 20- to 24-year-old age group (46%) and among graduate students (32%).
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Anthony Munoz was in his second season with the Bengals. He had been raised in Southern California and played his college ball at USC, so while few people had experienced a day like this, to Munoz it was unimaginable.
There was talk of postponing the game but kickoff went on as planned. The Bengals offensive linemen wore no sleeves, a strategy that had been beneficial to them all season and would be again this day in more ways than one against a San Diego defense that featured tackle Gary "Big Hands" Johnson.
The Bengals had won the regular season matchup 40-17 in a November game at San Diego but realized the talent of the Chargers' offense led by quarterback Dan Fouts.
The offense did its part with time-consuming drives that ended with points; six drives into San Diego territory resulted in three touchdowns, two field goals and one turnover. The defense did its part by minimizing the Chargers' threats; seven of San Diego's nine possessions reached Cincinnati territory but resulted in just one touchdown, two missed field goals, three turnovers and one drive ended on downs.
When Pat McInally's final punt rolled dead at the Cincinnati 41-yard line and the clock read "0:00" the Bengals had their first trip to the Super Bowl.
The amazing thing is that it was just my second year living in this part of the country and I remember waking up that morning and looking outside from the hotel window and thinking what a great day to play a game. The sky was blue and the sun was out. When we stepped outside it was like 'Oh, well, OK.' It was one of those crazy things because the week before when we played Buffalo it wasn't bad weather to play a football game and now all of sudden we're sitting here and the wind chill is 59-below.
I'll never forget going out for pre-game warm-ups and then we charged back to the locker room and basically did a lot of it in the locker room. There wasn't a whole lot being done outside prior to the game.
I tell people you have those cartoons where the two (characters) hit and it's so cold they start from the top of the head and they crack all the way down; it was kind of one of those. You've got to do it so you might as well get it over with because it was crazy cold. It was unbelievably cold. Coming from the West Coast in a cold game after a series or two into the game you'd warm up but that was not about to happen that game.
You talk about Jim making kicks but the thing that really impressed me was how well Kenny (Anderson) threw the football. Here he was he didn't have a glove on either hand. He kept his hands inside his pants until he got under center. Not only (San Diego kicker Rolf) Berniscke's kicks but the way it fluttered when Dan Fouts threw the ball and Dan threw the ball pretty well. The impressive thing was how Kenny handled it and how he threw the football. That was pretty much how the day went for both sides.
I don't know if you realized how cold it was because of the fact that you're going to the Super Bowl and you're celebrating. You want to make sure your helmet stays on because you're getting hugged and whacked by your own teammates. There's so much excitement. You realize when that final second clicks off the clock what is happening: You're going to the Super Bowl.
That shower felt pretty good, just sitting in there. Usually I'm not a hot shower guy but that night it was one of those things where you sat in there. I was one of the last guys out of the locker room for home games and my wife and family would wait. You didn't have to make excuses that night. It was a matter of thawing out in that hot shower. Even at that, you go to dinner and you still have chills from that whole experience.
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NOM update
Timothy Kincaid
October 22nd, 2012
It's been a while since we bopped over to the National Organization for Marriage's website to see how things are going. But here's how they're doing:
Dump Starbucks – NOM has been dumping Starbucks for at least as far back as April, so by now anyone who is going to boycott Starbucks has pretty much already signed their pledge, leaving it peaked out at 48,382. They've only picked up about 3,000 signatures in the past 3-4 months. Needless to say, Starbucks isn't trembling.
Dump General Mills – This dump was even smaller. At 24,611 individuals pledging to "look for substitutes" to General Mills brands, this is a colossal failure.
Keep the Republic and Marriage – Concerned that the world is going to discover any day now that almost every single cent they have comes from the Roman Catholic Church or one of it's adjunct organizations, NOM started this website to rally their followers to donate and get on their list. It's not going so well. In the three weeks that they've been pushing this project, they have managed to get 371 signatures on their roster, several of which are employees and Board Members.
Matching Pledge – Also about three weeks old is NOM's double-down matching pledge. It's doing a little better, but if their goal was to pick up small donors I don't think they've done that. With one week to go until the election, NOM has raised $539,367 of their million dollar goal (bringing the total donation to $1,618,101). If we were to assume that this was related to their Republic marriage list, that would be about $1,500 per donor (an unlikely idea) so we can white off the "gee, look at our everyday average-joe contributors".
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Keith didn't wake until late the next morning. Sat up and felt great. Having figured out the solution to his Lesli dilemma.
Keith was so absorbed in his reveries that it surprised him when he found himself outside his apartment building. He greeted Jesse at the desk and was headed to the elevator. "Mr. Jackson?"
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"Turns out the damn fool meant he was sex addict," she said. "Like that guy from X-Files, you know?" Hubby swore he would get help with his problem.
They sat on leather-cushioned wrought iron benches outside a gyro bodega in the small park behind the Chrysler Building. A stone's throw, basically, across the street from Grand Central Station. Kisa dabbed a drop of cucumber sauce from her lower lip.
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Keith woke surprisingly refreshed. Hopped out of bed, went straight to make coffee, promising himself that soon as he was thoroughly conscious, he'd call Lesli. And be careful not to mess up.
As long as he was downtown, Keith decided to swing by Sheridan Square. If, for nothing else, to see what group of rabble rousers was protesting which social or political or corporate evil. Not that he gave a damn about injustice.
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My son sleep 12hrs of a night but also can sleep 2 to 3 hrs a day? He is teething can this be a cause
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My son is 16 months old and he still sleeps 11-12 hours/night. Then, about 1 1/2 hours after he wakes up in the morning he goes down for his first nap...which usually lasts 2 - 2 1/2 hours. Then, about 2 hours later, he goes down for a second nap...which usually lasts 1 1/2 - 2 hours. So, he sleeps 12 hours at night and about 3 1/2 - 5 hours/day. But, since he's a busybody, he burns off so many calories throughout the day, that I don't worry about it too much!posted 09/10/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I got on this site to see if my 11 month old was sleeping too much and it is nice to see there are other moms on here that think the same. My daughter sleeps about 12 hours at night and has started taking 2 naps a day sleeping about 2-3 hours each nap. I am thinking between teething and the weather she is napping more.posted 12/12/2007 by annnewman
My daughter is 22months old she goes to bed at 8:30-9:00pm and wakes up at 9:00am. Then she take a 2 to 3 hour nap during the day too! I thought she might be sleeping too much too but after reading all the postings I can see she is just like all the other kids.posted 11/19/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
My Daughter Kaylie Tru just turned 2 at the end of August and she sleeps ALOT! She goes to bed at 8pm on the weekdays and I wake her up at 6:30am because of work. She is up for about 2 hrs and then takes a nap for around 2-3 hrs. Then she plays has lunch and goes back to bed about 1pm and sleeps about another 2 hrs. On the weekends she will be up till about 9pm and then sleeps 12 hrs straight. Then takes a 3 hr nap after lunch. She is such a good sleeper...all we have to do is lay her down in her big girl bed that she has had since she was 22 months old and she will go right to sleep...most always :). But when she was born till about 6 months she never slept durring the day...so I just think she is making it up to me now :). She still has a binki for sleeping....don't have the guts to take it away yet lol...it is the New years resolution!posted 11/12/2007 by angel77311
My son had the same schedule at that age only he was going down at 7pm and waking at 9, when we switched him to 1 nap a day, he at first would sleep at night form 7pm until 10am sometimes 11am. Now that he is 14 months, he sleeps from 7 till 9:30 and then a 2-3 hour nap. He would probably still be at 2 naps if I didn't have to switch him to one due to my work schedule. He had a hard time for about a week, but is now used to his one nap and does great. He goes down from 1 untill 12:30 to 3:00.posted 10/14/2007 by annawsu
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My son is only 3 months old and by 2 1/2 months he was already sleeping through the night. As a new mom, I haven't developed the best sleeping patterns. I usually sleep from 2am to 6am then 7am to about 12pm while my son sleeps from 10 or 11pm to about 12pm. Have I started a bad habbit?posted 09/18/2007 by monazoa
I was thinking the SAME THING!! I have a 10 month old and she does the same thing. She sleeps 12hrs at night and has 2 naps during the day that will total about 4 hrs. I was wondering if something was wrong...now I know I should just consider myself blessed.posted 09/12/2007 by melknight97
my son is almost 2. he sleeps alot. he goes to bed at 10 or 11 at night he still dont sleep all night he wakes up. but goes back to sleep. than when he gets up in the morning about 7:30 or 8:00. he stays up for about 4 hours then back to sleep for a nap. he sleeps for about 1 to 3 hours. take another nap about 4 hours later sleeps about a hours or so. he cries for go to bed at night and to take a nap. i have tried to keep him awake but he just get where i cant handle him no more when he is like that. i wouldt worry about him sleeping to much.posted 09/19/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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Rachel Weeks, 27, did something radical last year. The CEO of Durham-based School House Inc., which makes high-end college apparel, moved manufacturing from Sri Lanka to North Carolina swimming against the current of companies moving production offshore.
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The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement threatens 10,626 textile jobs in the 6th Congressional District more than any other district in the state according to Public Citizen Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based consumer advocacy group
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Mooneyham: Over the last decade, the clamor and downright demagoguery surrounding North Carolinas gasoline tax rival that of any topic in state politics.
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Up Front: Though it barely touched upon business, last months column about my dogs passing prompted the most reader response of any piece to appear in the pages of this magazine. Youll find a sampling on page 6, but I thought Id share this one here. Its from Rufus Edmisten, the Boone native who was deputy chief counsel to the Senate Watergate Committee, North Carolinas attorney general for 10 years, the Democratic nominee for governor in 1984 and secretary of state for two terms.
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Small Business of the Year Runner-up: In 2008 and 2009, Marvin Mercer scrapped for clients, calling on everyone he knew. Once, he heard two strangers talking about engineering in a restaurant, so he just walked up to the table and laid down his card. Nothing seemed to make a difference. Money was so tight that he and his wife, Wendy, who together own Mercer Design Group PC, were scrimping on paper and ink, and he had taken to nagging employees about turning out the lights. They even considered filing for bankruptcy. We were probably within a week or two weeks of closing the doors, he says.
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Capital Goods: Every year, groups of all shapes and sizes rank state legislators. Liberal advocacy groups put together their lists; conservative advocacy groups compile theirs. There are rankings of the most effective, most business friendly, most consumer friendly, most environmentally friendly and so on.
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Fine Print: Ive studied the Occupy Raleigh movement on a daily basis since the protest began but not exactly by choice. I can see the protesters from my desk in downtown Raleigh, and its not a matter of my having to take the trouble to look out the window. Thanks to the placement of my desk, I have to go to the trouble not to see them.
Wait and seethe
2011 Top Contractors: Anxious for an upturn, top contractors keep their companies stoked with whatever work there is, wherever they can find it.
Where the heart is
Feature: Two Tar Heels injured in Iraq prove charity starts at home by building and renovating houses for disabled vets.
Sticking to his knitting
Small Business of the Year: In the early 90s, after six years of playing bass guitar for a rock band, Shane Cooper became obsessed with bicycle racing. He didnt excel as a rider, so he took to coaching, and his team from Hickory went on to win several regional and state championships. He also became obsessed with socks bike socks.
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Goldman Caves: "The Unemployment Rate Is An Inappropriate Measure Of The Labor Market"
The second half of 2012 saw a significant shift in US monetary policy from calendar-based guidance to outcome-based guidance and the adoption of a 6.5% unemployment rate as a threshold for 'tapering'.
With Friday's better-than-expected payrolls data and another tick lower in the critical-to-liquidity unemployment rate, it seems Goldman Sachs (and others) are waking up to the facts that we have been vociferous about: the shift of jobless individuals from unemployment into inactivity (the participation rate dilemma) is making the unemployment rate a less appropriate measure of broad labor market conditions. This has important implications for Fed policy because it implies that the committee might still be quite far from reaching the jobs side of its mandate even once the unemployment rate is back at 6%.
After all, the Federal Reserve Act calls for 'maximum employment', not 'minimum unemployment'. This distinction did not matter much in the past, but it is becoming increasingly important. The 'participation gap' remains as big a drag on growth as 'unemployment' and we, like Goldman, would expect the Fed to 'change' its target for their outcome-based guidance (to enable moar printing).
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The second half of 2012 saw a decisive shift in US monetary policy. One aspect was the move to open-ended asset purchases of $85 billion per month.
The other aspect - and our focus today - was the adoption of a 6.5% unemployment rate as a threshold for the first hike in the federal funds rate. The motivation for the move from calendar-based guidance to outcome-based guidance is simple and compelling. It is much more sensible for a central bank to guide expectations about future policy actions in terms of an economic criterion than in terms of a particular date.
But the 6.5% threshold for the unemployment rate is not an ideal outcome-based target.
The reason is that the unemployment rate is increasingly distorted by the decline in labor force participation.
Labor force participation has fallen by 2.7 percentage points since the start of the 2007-2009 recession.
Some of this decline is clearly related to the aging of the US population. Population aging shifts the composition of the over-16 population - which forms the denominator of the participation rate. The chart below shows that changes in the composition of the population account for 1.2 percentage points of the decline in labor force participation.
This decline is clearly structural, and it will continue at an estimated pace of about 0.2 percentage points per year for the foreseeable future.
Even if the participation decline is a consequence of the post-2007 downturn in labor demand, it might still have long-term effects. One specific concern is that we are now seeing a US version of the increase in European structural unemployment following the 1980-1982 recession. This increase established the term "hysteresis" - an extreme form of persistence in which a labor market shock is never reversed - in the lexicon of economics.
Most economists agree that the relatively easy availability of long-term jobless benefits was one key reason for the European hysteresis problem of the 1980s. So it is not surprising that the more pessimistic commentators on the US labor market outlook have focused on the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) system as a potential analog to the European unemployment benefit issue. Since 2007, the number of SSDI disabled worker recipients has risen by 1¾ million, or 0.7% of the over-16 population.
Ignoring the participation rate is a mistake. Goldman's regression shows the unemployment rate and participation gap are of similar magnitudes when related to slowing growth - a 1pt rise in unemployment or the participation gap equals around a 0.16% YoY drop in wage growth
the shift of jobless individuals from unemployment into inactivity is making the unemployment rate a less appropriate measure of broad labor market conditions. This has important implications for Fed policy because it implies that the committee might still be quite far from reaching the jobs side of its mandate even once the unemployment rate is back at 6%. After all, the Federal Reserve Act calls for "maximum employment", not "minimum unemployment." This distinction did not matter much in the past, but it is becoming increasingly important.
The more immediate implication is that Fed officials may need to revisit their forward guidance. In principle, we see three options for what they might do, in increasing order of aggressiveness.
- Emphasize that 6.5% only a threshold. They could emphasize even more that the 6.5% figure is only a necessary but not sufficient condition for a hike. This is the simplest option because it does not require agreement on a new measure, but it would make forward guidance a less and less powerful instrument of monetary policy and thereby violate the principles laid out in Michael Woodford's 2012 Jackson Hole Paper on monetary policy accommodation at the zero bound, which seem to enjoy widespread acceptance among many FOMC members.
- Change the number. They could lower the 6.5% threshold while keeping the focus on the unemployment rate. This would be a pragmatic way of adjusting the current approach for the participation issue without having to introduce new and less widely followed labor market indicators into the FOMC statement.
- Change the measure. They could directly couch their guidance in terms of the employment/population ratio (presumably adjusted for the effects of population aging), our total employment gap shown in Exhibit 8, or a participation-gap adjusted unemployment rate. This directly addresses the underlying issue, namely that the unemployment rate has become a less useful statistic. But it would be considerably more complicated in terms of communication.
Financial markets continue to expect a very late exit despite the declining unemployment rate, so Fed officials may not feel much urgency in revamping their forward guidance. But as we approach 6.5%, a reduction in the threshold or maybe even a new measure may well be necessary.
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at least it is good to know that we can rely on the weighted BLS choom factor.
Goes right along with the BEA's new 'Liar's King' GDP calculator.
"Goldman Caves: "The Unemployment Rate Is An Inappropriate Measure Of The Labour Market""
"Goldman Caves: "The Unemployment Rate Is An Inappropriate Measure Of The Labour Market""
I would have used Food Stamps, Retail Consumption and Consumer Credit, because even a 100% employment rate doesn't necessarily mean anyone has any Discretionary Spending; the whole of America could be on Subsistent Living....but what the fuck do i know; I'm just a fucktard on the periphery.
At the end of the day, all we're really seeing is the bumpy plateau of a debt saturated Western Economy…Peak Credit…and we climbed a pretty big mountain of debt.
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I'm so impressed that, I ah... ummmm .... hummm ...
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Of course.
-2 actually, too many big pharma words (we get it) and your republican slur!
What do you not get about being a conservative? Or is it that republican does not mean conservative any more? If the latter I will restore +1
I would much rather hang my hats with conservatives, who back the constitution and bor than the liberals who destroy them!
Pardon my brown trousers will you!
You're getting close! True conservatives are actually true liberals but they just don't know it. Think liberty and Jeffersonian liberalism.
They want Ben to target corporate bonuses. They are too low!
If you are trying to be funny you are about a year to late. This has been done a million times.
If you think it is bullish you are an idiot. Either way this seems stupid.
I'm not so sure I'd call him an idiot for thinking this is bullish.
- Goldman is calling attention to the difference between the Fed's employment mandate and unemployment statistics in a way that can only encourage the Fed to take more action (QE's target is, after all, 'employment,' even though we all know that injecting liquidity into the shadow banking system does little to increase employment). Assume that Goldman is, has been, and will continue to frontrun the Fed, a la the Bears and the Bernank. Ergo, Goldman is encouraging the Fed to engage in behavior that will earn Goldman money.
- The more liquidity gets injected into the system, the higher stock prices go. This is why the stock market's rise parallels the Fed's balance sheet expansion.
- Goldman's bond traders have an incentive (see 1) to see stock prices in the aggregate go higher (see 2).
Bullish. At least until the system collapses.
I will definately agree with your logic, after all if one makes the employment look worse, then MOAR QE and this only helps the blanksters! F 'em and the horses they rode in on!
The bottom line is that we now have an "unemployment rate" that can be zero yet have 100% unemployment (i.e., no one working). Thus, generating "maximum employment" is not possible by using the current measure of 'unemployment' as an inverse target; for example, it ignores/does not count unemployed people no longer working or underemployed people who work but a few hours a week. The simple fact is that the politically inspired changes the BLS and others have made to things like the 'unemployment rate/U-3', 'GDP, 'inflation', etc. (beginning sometime around the early 1980s) render the numbers used to measure such things almost contrary indicators of the very things they still and currently purport to measure (i.e., with a straight face). The giant Vampire Squid must even now be embarrassed by it all to call a spade a spade (well at least a partial spade); good for them and screw them and the false propaganda numbers they spin yarns for the muppets about.
These guys get paid for this?
yeah-with your tax dollars
Say it ain't so Goldman Sachs, say it ain't so.
So Goldman Sucks have enough Derivative Engineers on staff that ought to know a Saddle Point in a differential equation. A Saddle point- where both minimum and maximum exist simultaneously.
That should make it easy to talk out of both sides of your mouth.
Here ya go CD...
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No shit Sherlock - Goldman publicly states what it and everyone else who pays attention to these figures has known for years.
Thank you John Williams.
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Pointless argument since they only have to hold out until they wage war against us with the DHS.
Sometimes I get to the point of thinking that it's time to decrease everyone's working hours by 20% and their debt or rent by 20% and redistributing those hours to all the unemployed so that we are ALL pulling our weight. No more social security unless you are well and truly invalid or aged.
Yep - drop all full-timers to 1/2 and force a doubling of the workforce and you get a doubling. Althought I think the tax base would be less.
Or they could remove red tape, Obamacare, taxes, and anything else that scares the shit outta a small business entrepreneur from taking risk. The jobless rates would plummet.
Here comes the push to use U-6 unemployment as the Fed's Target to keep QE going forever.
Love the idea, but it'll never happen. That would be tantamount to admitting U6 is the real unemployment rate, not U3, as has been the benchmark forever. No way they're going to admit that.
They will, however, use the broad concept you offered- change the targets. They're in full/desperate make-shit-up-as-you-go-along mode. Anything and everything will be changed as needed without prior written notice. That much is for sure.
Goldman in its revelation, is like a dog eating old public domain vomit.
Ho hum
Yes, lets get rid of this short selective list of people who aren't paying tribute, because thats what this comes down to. Even if you aren't working you have to pay Lloyd and basically, you aren't paying enough. After all, politicians are expensive pets. Have you seen what Obama costs? So lets get some wealth extraction programs going on the welfare recipients and the disabled. What do you think this is, representative democratic government?
and lets get those convicts a Chinese wage. They aren't paying any taxes. Doesn't that seem unfair to you?
+100 That just about sums it up.
By the time the Belmont Stakes rolls around, I am sure a Unicorn will be the odds-on favorite..!!
Will the glowing light of God's will stay on when Manhattan is burning? The last bastion of Capitalism as the OccupyZombie hordes ravage the local Starbucks? Still sneering at them as you face a few million people after five days without supplies? Will you sup on your $1000 bottle of Champagne as the clouds roll in? Will you curse as that $150 million spent on total information awareness security around the metropolis crumbles under the weight of its badly trained, non-union staff? What will Bloomberg think about his $22 billion as civilization ends?
You have to consider the possibility that that God does not like you.
Goldman, would expect the Fed to 'change' its target for their outcome-based guidance (to enable moar printing).
Yep. Don't forget who's in charge here Ben. Don't even think of thinking about curbing QE until we say so.
so.... buy stocks?
Without QE Obama would not have been re-elected which would (might) have saved the economy. Instead fuckhead Ben giave the street hustler 4 more years to destroy the economy.
The scary part is that these brain dead knuckleheads (government types) are running the country into the ground. It is as if welfare is now the new way to earn a living. GS? Who can trust them? They are way too self serving. The fact that many more will try to retire and collect SS and Medicare against an already rising debt load, is very disconcerting. You have to wonder if the FED has any clue. And, the lemming parade continues on Wall Street without a care in the world. Then again, computers rarely exhibit feelings.
I am sick and tired of all these lies. Unemployment is probably twice higher than the so called "official" numbers wether it's in north america or europe, and we all know it, well the smartest ones of us, we just have to look at people, at reality, no need for the official PC bullshits.
It is not going to end well for some very simple, basic reasons; There are too many people, and not enough jobs, FUCK is that so hard to understand? So what is going to happen as a result? The very same fucking thing that has always happened in nature and in the human specie when a balance needs to be found for the survival of said specie; Natural selection.
Stop fucking sugar coating the reality. We have millions of depressed atheists who were told by their batshit crazy single moms who ran fathers out of the homes that they should end in a fucking office pushing paper because anything else is "not good enough for my son/daughter", we have women who dont want to become equal of men, but to DOMINATE them and reverse nature, who dont reproduce anymore, millions of sons becoming either homosexual or depressed and tired of life in their 20s because they simply cant stand the fucking bizarro world they re living in, a world led by feminist, socialo communist women and neutered, fucked up "men" who dont even know if they still have balls between their legs or not.
We have at the same time millions of immigrants from the third world imported in north america and europe by cynical elites, big bosses, industrials, politics, while journalists promote bullshit pc multiculturalism that doesnt even exists, materializes in reality, with the sole and only purpose to merge the middle and lower white social class with the middle and lower social classes from the third world in order to fucking lower salaries and increase competition between humans. As long as the economy works and everyone can enjoy his daily routine made of tv comsuption , welfare checks video games porn everything is fine, people stay in their communities and pretend to be part of a nation, fact is they dont mix in our daily lives; people stick together based on their skin color, religion, system of belief first and foremost. They all fucking pretend to be friends at work , but in fact it's just that, pretending. Now, remove the fucking comfy lifestyle we have, let the economies collapse and nature will go back to its roots just as it always does; people will stick with their owns based on their skin color, religion, first and foremost. People will jump at each others throats the good old fashioned way. People will defend their own interests, families, at the expense of other people and their own interests in a giant free for all that is called...life.
We are fucking, animals. And only the smartest, adapt, and survive.
In the end an equilibrium will be found as it always does, but first, people will starve, then will be led to wars by manipulators at the top of the human comedy/pyramid, will fight some others lost assholes from another country who happen to need, want, the same ressources , people will die, strongest, smartest will survive... and life will go on.
you and ann barnhardt shoul go on a date.
Unemployment is really about 23% in the U.S.
Goldman Sachs is stating an obvious fact: the official U.S. unemployment rate is a fraud, a liar's statistic. Long term unemployed Americans become "unpeople," invisible for purposes of computing the unemployment rate and for deciding to extend Unemployment Insurance (UI) payments for extra weeks over the 26 week base payout period. Instead of providing additional UI checks to those at the bottom of the heap, the "have nots," the long term unemployed, Obama gears up for more military spending that goes to the "haves." While the presstitutes on TV make much of the Dow Jones average breaking 15,000, the DJ average includes only the bluest of the blue chip stocks. If a company like Eastman Kodak hits the skids, it gets booted off the DJ industrial average. The TV news shows and the remaining newspapers in the USA are populated by sniveling toadies who are scared of losing their jobs, so none of these reporters have the nerve to say to Obama the organ grinder that "liar, liar, your pants are on fire!"
The first problem, the seeming inaccuracy of the unemployment figures, can be traced to the Reagan administration. It was decided that unemployment figures were scary for the new administration so, in 1982, they created new constraints on who could be counted as unemployed. They dropped people who had not looked for a job in the last two weeks. They also dropped teenagers who had been employed but were now unemployed. By some estimates, the real unemployment rate is closer to 10% than it is to 5%.
So you are saying Bill Clinton had eight years in which to fix the last guys bullshit numbers and correct the flawed data?
Why do you think he failed to make the change?
I find it refreshing when people call Bill Clinton a POS thanks for reminding me.


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Visual agnosia or optic agnosia is the inability of the brain to make sense of or make use of some part of otherwise normal visual stimulus, and is typified by the inability to recognize familiar objects or faces. This is distinct from blindness, which is a lack of sensory input to the brain due to damage to the eye or optic nerve.
The specific symptoms can vary depending on the cause of the agnosia. Some sufferers are unable to copy drawings but are able to manipulate objects with good dexterity [1]. Commonly, patients can describe objects in their visual field in great detail, including such aspects as color, texture and shape but are unable to recognize them. Similarly, patients can often describe familiar objects from memory despite their visual problems [2].
Careful analysis of the nature of visual agnosia has led to improved understanding of the brain's role in normal vision.
Visual agnosia is often due to damage, such as stroke, in posterior parietal lobe in the right hemisphere of the brain. The specific symptoms can vary depending on the cause of the agnosia. Some sufferers are unable to copy drawings, but are able to manipulate objects with good dexterity.[3] Commonly patients can describe objects in their visual field in great detail, including such aspects as color, texture, and shape, but are unable to recognize them. Similarly, patients can often describe familiar objects from memory despite their visual problems. [4]
The careful analysis of the nature of visual agnosia has led to improved understanding of how normal vision works.
Visual agnosia in popular culture
- A famous report on this condition is the title essay of Oliver Sacks' book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.
See also
References & Bibliography
Key texts
- The Cognitive Neuroscience of Vision ISBN 0631214038
- Humphreys, G. W. & Riddoch, M. J. (1987) To see but not to see: A case study of visual agnosia. London: Erlbaum.ISBN 0863770657
- Giersch, A., Humphreys, G. W., Boucart, M. & Kovacs, I. (2000) The computation of occluded contours in visual agnosia: Evidence for early computation prior to shape binding and figure-ground coding. Cognitive Neuropsychology, 17, 731-759.
- Rumiati, R. I. & Humphreys, G. W. (1997). Visual object agnosia without alexia or prosopagnosia: Arguments for separate processing mechanisms. Visual Cognition, 4, 207-218.
- Humphreys, G. W., Riddoch, M. J., Donnelly, N., Freeman, T. A. C., Boucart, M. & Muller, H. M. (1994) Intermediate visual processing and visual agnosia. In M. J. Farah & G. Ratcliff (Eds.), The Neuropsychology of High-level Vision. Hillsdale, N. J.: Erlbaum.
- Humphreys, G. W. (1994) The cognitive neuropsychology of vision: A hierarchical analysis of visual agnosia. In B. Weekes, C. Haslam, J. Ewing & U. Johns (Eds.), Cognitive Functioning in Health, Disease and Disorder. Academic Press: Sydney.
- Rumiati, R. I., Humphreys, G. W., Riddoch, M. J. & Bateman, A. (1994). Visual object agnosia without prosopagnosia or alexia: Evidence for hierarchical theories of visual recognition. In V. Bruce & G. W. Humphreys (Eds.) Object and Face Recognition. London: Erlbaum.
- Humphreys G. W. & Riddoch, M. J. (1993) Object agnosias. In C. Kennard (Ed.), Balliere's Clinical Neurology: Visual Perceptual Deficits. London: Balliere Tindall
- Humphreys, G. W., Riddoch, M. J., Quinlan, P. T., Price, C. J. & Donnelly, N. (1992) Parallel pattern processing in visual agnosia. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 46, 377-416.
- Riddoch, M. J. & Humphreys, G. W. (1988) Visual agnosia: Anatomical and functional accounts. In C. Kennard & F. Clifford-Rose (Eds.), Physiological Aspects of Clinical Neuro-ophthalmology: The Mansell-Bequest Symposium. London: Churchill-Livingstone.
- Humphreys, G. W. & Riddoch, M. J. (1987) The fractionation of agnosia. In G. W. Humphreys & M. J. Riddoch (Eds.), Visual Object Processing: A Cognitive Neuropsychological Approach. London:Erlbaum.
- Humphreys, G. W., Riddoch, M. J. & Quinlan, P. T. (1985) Interactive processes in perceptual organization: Evidence from visual agnosia. In M. I. Posner & O. S. M. Marin (Eds.), Attention & Performance XI. Hillsdale, N. J.: Erlbaum.
Additional material
- Google Scholar
- Chainay, H. & Humphreys, G. W. (2001) The real object advantage in agnosia: Evidence of a role for shading and depth in object recognition. Cognitive Neuropsychology, 18, 175-191.
- Riddoch, M. J., Humphreys, G. W., Hardy, E., Blott, W. & Smith, A.(2002). Visual And Spatial Short-Term Memory In Visual Agnosia. Cognitive Neuropsychology.
Case studies
- Riddoch, M. J. & Humphreys, G. W. (1987) A case of integrative visual agnosia. Brain, 110, 1431-1462.
- Bromley, J., Humphreys, G. W., Javadnia, A., Riddoch, M. J. & Ruddock, K. H. (1986) Pattern discrimination in a human subject suffering visual agnosia. Journal of Physiology, 377, 67.
- Riddoch, M. J., Humphreys, G. W., Gannon, T., Blott, W. & Jones, V. (1999). Memories are made of this: The effects of time on stored visual knowledge in a case of visual agnosia. Brain, 122, 537-559.
External Links
- ^ http://ahsmail.uwaterloo.ca/kin356/ventral/visual_agnosia.htm
- ^ http://hubel.sfasu.edu/courseinfo/SL02/visual_agnosia.htm
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In college, particularly around the time I was training for my first marathon (spring of 2000), Team Stick used to run about 5 miles together on Monday afternoons. Somehow our class schedules allowed us all a free afternoon, and we chose to spend it running. We called it "The Monday Run." It was a short jaunt off campus, heading east on roads dotted with cars and featuring occasional glimpses of Lake Menona. I think it was on these Monday runs that we really got to know each other; though we primarily talked running and training, we also shared stories about current personal challenges, fears, successes and accomplishments. I remember one particular Monday run where the final mile erupted in the kind of sustained laughter that continued to burn your abs for hours. Sticks, you know what I'm talking about (ahem, Mama L:)) I cannot believe these runs took place thirteen years ago!
Yesterday, I went on a sort of Monday run. I was solo, but it was the kind of run without borders. The mileage was about the same as it was all those years ago on Mondays - 5-6 miles. The pace was unknown but had that perfect mix of effort and relaxation - which is exactly how I remember those runs. It was also late afternoon, when the sun was tiring and starting to settle down. Even though it's only a day later, I hardly remember what I thought about yesterday, though I did liken it to the Monday runs of yore. Everything in my mind was jumbled and thoughts darted here and there - exactly how my college self would have been. But in the end, everything ended up back in order. I owe yesterday's moment of zen to my parents who spent the day with Baby. Simply priceless. Just like those Monday runs of the past.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
3 comments:
- Kathee said...
My favorite kind of run. It's good for the soul.
- Jess said...
Man, you sound super productive in college. I think the only thing I was doing on Monday afternoons in college was drinking beer.
- Unknown said...
I love this post. Those Monday runs were amazing, and I looked forward to them. I do remember that run that you speak of where we busted out laughing for blocks or miles from Mama L's comment. Miss those days being with all of you every Monday afternoon!
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Re: How to Become a CCIE v2 posted 05/06/2008
Perhaps Cisco could consider a system like CISSP
Um, no thanks... I work with several CISSP's. They have almost ZERO practical security knowledge...
Just last Friday I had to teach one of these endorsed "professionals" The pix, subnetting, writing ACL's, etc, why we do nonat's, etc.
What good is a certification if does not give you any training/knowledge that allows you to do anything in the real world?
The CISSP has become so devalued because it's a life raft for non-technical people who want to work in IT.
Anyone who has a good working relationship with their boss can be endorsed... My old boss would have endorsed me robbing a liquor store if I promised him an ecstasy tab and a night with my girlfriend... does this make his endorsement valuable?
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-----Original Message----- From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dale Shaw Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 1:27 AM To: ccielab@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: How to Become a CCIE v2
Irrespective of how hard or not the CCIE lab is, I agree with one key point that the original poster made:
Just like every other vendor certification, there is no way for a prospective employer, or anyone for that matter, to differentiate between someone who has years and years of practical experience and blitzed the lab first go, and someone with relatively limited experience but who brute-forced their way through.
The end result is "CCIE", not "CCIE (passed first go)" or "CCIE (passed on the 5th attempt)". In my opinion, despite the practical nature of the lab, it is still possible to be a "paper CCIE".
To use the fruit comparison analogy in a different way: comparing CCIEs can indeed be like comparing apples and oranges! -- some are good, some are bad.
Perhaps Cisco could consider a system like CISSP, whereby you have to be endorsed by someone who is already certified, and/or you have to meet other pre-requisites, like number of years of relevant work experience.
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Alliance representative Andriy Klepikov stated that the Global Fund, which supports the alliance's HIV prevention efforts, might suspend alliance programs as a result of the taxation. Klepikov added that the quality of syringes manufactured in Ukraine was unsatisfactory. Each year, the alliance provides 120 syringes each to approximately 160,000 injection drug users, according to Iryna Malykh, alliance purchasing manager. Alliance representatives fear that cancellation of the syringe distribution program will result in increased incidence of HIV and TB in Ukraine. The alliance plans to challenge the retroactive customs fee in court.


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