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Dow Jones Industrial Average ( ^DJI) trading up 24 points (0.1%) at 16,720 as of Tuesday, May 13, 2014, 12:55 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,382 issues advancing vs. 1,595 declining with 161 unchanged. The Health Services industry currently sits down 0.2% versus the S&P 500, which is unchanged. On the negative front, top decliners within the industry include Mindray Medical International ( MR), down 2.6%, Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co. KGaA ( FMS), down 1.8%, ResMed ( RMD), down 1.4% and Waters ( WAT), down 1.1%. A company within the industry that increased today was Abbott Laboratories ( ABT), up 1.0%. TheStreet would like to highlight 3 stocks pushing the industry lower today: 3. Covidien ( COV) is one of the companies pushing the Health Services industry lower today. As of noon trading, Covidien is down $0.38 (-0.5%) to $72.03 on light volume. Thus far, 601,835 shares of Covidien exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 2.1 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $71.93-$72.50 after having opened the day at $72.50 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $72.41. Covidien plc develops, manufactures, and sells healthcare products for use in clinical and home settings worldwide. Covidien has a market cap of $32.5 billion and is part of the health care sector. Shares are up 6.3% year-to-date as of the close of trading on Monday. Currently there are 15 analysts that rate Covidien a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 2 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Covidien as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its growth in earnings per share, increase in net income, revenue growth, notable return on equity and reasonable valuation levels. Although the company may harbor some minor weaknesses, we feel they are unlikely to have a significant impact on results. Get the full Covidien Ratings Report now. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more.Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. One out of the three major indices are trading lower today with the
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Unless you've been living in a cave (or a coffin), it should come as no shock that Breaking Dawn, the latest Twilight movie, is out this week, in all its smoking hot, bloodsucking brilliance.
But the really big, red hot news for us food lovers is the launch of a new pasta product, Bella's Ravioli. This frozen entree is based on a dish that Bella ordered while on her first date with Edward. You know, the date during which simmering passions boiled over into the kind of full-throttle lust normally reserved for Harlequin novels. Even though, yes, that pasta dish features garlic.
That first dinner happened at Bella Italia, which happens to be a real-life restaurant in Port Angeles and when Stephenie Meyer's book became a runaway best-seller in 2005, fans began making the pilgrimage to the place to order that dish.
Now, you no longer have to take a trip to the Olympic Pennisula to sink your teeth into this dish. I tried it earlier this week and it was a lot better than I was expecting it to be.
That's not a slam. It's just that I've grown to expect all frozen dinners to pretty much suck. And this one was darned tasty, savory pasta pockets generously filled with well-seasoned mushrooms and topped by a creamy white sauce and sliced 'shrooms. I baked it in the oven until it got bubbly and served it to a coven of persnickety pals who gave it glowing marks.
It's $11, so it's not exactly your typical Budget Gourmet. Still, at that price, it's cheaper than a car trek and a ferry ride to Port Angeles. If you can't find it in your supermarket's freezer, you can always order it direct from the restaurant.
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Despite the best efforts of taxonomists and PETA activists, we really haven't embraced the idea that our species belongs to the wild kingdom. Perhaps it's an ego thing, perhaps it's a sidestepping -the -ethical -implications -of -the -bacon -double -cheeseburger thing. Whatever it is, when most of us think "animal," Homo sapiens isn't included in the group. The cable channel Animal Planet does little to encourage us to think otherwise.
The programming on Animal Planet would give a dedicated animal-rights ethicist fits for days: It emphasizes the alien otherness of animals, showcases their roles solely in terms of their interactions with humans, and consistently maintains the conceit that animals are nothing like people. Some beasts may come close: There are, for instance, dogs that tend troubled children, to be found--along with forensic (read: corpse) dogs--on the show K-9 to 5. But Animal Planet's fundamental message is that Earth is crawling with things that aren't us.
To be fair, the only program that seems to send disturbing subliminal messages about how scary and intractable animals are is The Most Extreme, which showcases the top animals for a theme like "strength." The program is filled with flavorless factoids: A problem with most animal shows is that they rarely give in to the mischievous or macabre in citing what animals can do, like enthusiastically reporting that "a bear can rip off a full-grown human's head in the time it takes you to pop open a can of Vanilla Coke." Now that would impress upon us that animals are the living embodiment of function determining form. The Most Extreme does a fine job of instilling awe at the diversity of the animal kingdom but keeps the viewer profoundly detached from it.
Part of that could be due to the way the show is shot. Viewers of a certain age will look at the footage of that bear waddling over to a tree--shown for the fourth time in ten minutes--and be reminded of classroom movies shown on actual film projectors. This footage-recycling technique is not unique to The Most Extreme; plenty of shows on Animal Planet rely on repeating the same clips over and over, in slow motion, in soft focus, with different narration. It doesn't matter: By the fifth time you've seen the same lion disembowel the same gazelle, the thrill is gone.
Then again, given the depredations people inflict on animals, erecting narrative barriers between us and the rest of the animal kingdom may not be a bad thing. The Most Extreme may be subliminally disturbing, but Emergency Vets, Animal Cops, and Animal Precinct are openly appalling. Of the three shows, Emergency Vet is the most hazardous to watch if you actually have pets. Although some episodes are damned heartwarming--especially if you've got cast-wearing dogs blissing out over being reunited with their humans--there is a full complement of tragedy. The episode where a distraught owner brought in her dog and discovered that some unknown party had poisoned the animal rivaled King Lear in the annals of tragedy.
Emergency Vets, however, is a dogwalk in the park compared to Animal Cops and Animal Precinct. At least Emergency Vets is peopled, as it were, with humans who have an active interest in the welfare of other animals. Both Animal Cops and Animal Precinct consistently present a depressing scenario: There's a nation of people who starve, beat, or otherwise harm animals, and only a very small group of people to counter that cruelty. The episode titles try to warn you off: "Hungry for Justice" or "Bound by Betrayal" or "A Deprived Life" are par for the course. Although the whole point of these shows is to illustrate that there are folks who make a vocation of protecting animal welfare, viewers can't help noticing that there are a lot of people out there who don't think of animals as actually living at all. Animal abuse is said to be one of the surest markers of a psychologically disturbed child; what Animal Cops says about us on a collective, adult level is frightening to contemplate.
Years from now, the cosmic joke may be on the bastards who don't feed their horses and who leave their dogs tied outside to the cyclone fence during blizzards. By years from now, we're talking millions of years, according to Animal Planet's three-part series The Future Is Wild, which has been airing this summer. (Don't worry if you missed it the first time around; this is a cable channel we're talking about, so the episodes will be running in perpetuity--half a million years, at least). The Future Is Wild asks and answers one simple question: What will animals be like a long time from now when humanity is presumably extinct?
The answer is not pretty, nor are the animals. Although the show does trot out some basic and interesting science--most notably in paleontology and geology--it leaves viewers wondering why on Earth monkeys didn't take over the planet before. There are a lot of unresolved "whys" and "hows" here. Why will fish take to the skies as "flish"? How do they get around the whole gills thing?
However flawed it is, this miniseries is perhaps Animal Planet's proudest achievement. We tend to think of Earth in human terms, but The Future Is Wild shows us the real animal planet--a place where we really aren't among the animals, and they don't seem to miss us at all.
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PANAMA CITY - The Panama City Rescue Mission has parted company with its Executive Director, Bill Fox.
The decision came down during Thursday night's Mission Board of Director's Meeting.
Board members won't say if they asked Fox to leave or he resigned.
They did say; however, they'd been considering the decision for several years.
They said they'd grown weary of what they called "negative media coverage over the missions ongoing battles with Panama City and Springfield over relocation of the main facility and the expansion of the Bethel Village for Women."
Fox ran for The Mission for 8 years.
Board Members say they hope to hire his replacement within a month.
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Xavier Henry, Fr., Kansas
To nobody's surprise, Henry became Kansas' first-ever one-and-done player on Wednesday afternoon when he announced he will declare for the draft and sign with an agent. Henry has been projected as a lottery pick since before the season began, and he produced sufficiently on a loaded Jayhawks team not to damage his stock.
With Sherron Collins graduating and Cole Aldrich also turning pro, Bill Self will have to rely on the Morris twins on a bevy of returning guards to keep the Jayhawks in the nation's upper echelon. Self is also heavily involved with a handful of elite 2010 prospects who will decide on a school during the spring signing period.
Lance Stephenson, Fr., Cincinnati
One month after Lance Stephenson insisted that he will return to Cincinnati for his sophomore season, the onetime New York City phenom nicknamed "Born Ready" has decided he's ready for the NBA after all. Stephenson likely would have benefited from one more year at Cincinnati to showcase his skills as the Bearcats' No. 1 option, but the projected second-rounder's family situation apparently dictated that he continue his development in the NBA.
His decision to leave Cincinnati means coach Mick Cronin will be replacing the top two scorers from a team that failed to make the NCAA tournament this season after a strong start. Stephenson's departure was predicted before the season, so the Cincinnati fan base is unlikely to show Cronin much patience in what could be a rebuilding season.
Jordan Crawford, So., Xavier
It's no shock that Crawford is testing the waters after his superb NCAA tournament showing, but the fact that it was the sophomore shooting guard's mother who revealed his decision via twitter was a tad more surprising. Crawford could sneak into the first round this season but he's leaving his options open by not signing with an agent.
There's no way to overstate the importance of Crawford's decision for Xavier. If he returns, the Musketeers will return their entire Sweet 16 team with the exception of Jason Love and have as good a backcourt as anyone in the nation with Crawford and Terrell Holloway. If he leaves, the Musketeers probably wouldn't even be the preseason favorite in the Atlantic 10.
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E.V. Cain's eighth-grade girls basketball team won its second F.I.S.A.L. championship Wednesday with a 50-35 win over Cavitt Jr. High.
With the lead changing several times throughout the third quarter, Gracie Schoenhoff (22 points) hit a 28-foot shot at the horn. This sparked E.V. Cain and gave it momentum into the fourth quarter.
And the locals never looked back.
Raven Lewis (17 points) hit back-to-back three-point buckets and Kapri Pelle (7 points) hit key shots down the stretch.
E.V. Cain's Jessica Lee (4 points) and Nicole Cook played superb on the defensive end of the floor, getting four steals apiece.
Julia Camillucci had seven rebounds for the eighth-grade E.V. Cain girls, which finished their season at 12-2 and middle school careers at 26-2 after going undefeated as seventh-graders.


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Sylvester Stallone's latest movie, The Expendables, is a return to the testosterone-driven action movies that many of the movie's cast built their career on. Stallone not only appears in the movie but directed and co-wrote it as well. To do so, he assembled one of the biggest casts of action movie stars to date, including Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, Jet Li, Steve Austin, Dolph Lundgren,Terry Crews, and Randy Couture. Stallone spoke with The LA Times and revealed that he wants to bring action movies back after a certain superhero ruined them forever.
It was that first Batman movie. The action movies changed radically when it became possible to Velcro your muscles on. It was the beginning of a new era. The visual took over. The special effects became more important than the single person. That was the beginning of the end. I wish I had thought of Velcro muscles myself. I didn't have to go to the gym for all those years, all the hours wedded to the iron game, as we call it.
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GUILDERLAND — At least four different agencies are working together to solve the quadruple homicide that was discovered last Wednesday, Oct. 8, where a couple and their two children were murdered in their Guilderland home at 1846 Western Avenue.
As facts slowly come to light on the murder of two Guilderland Elementary students and their parents, the staff is helping their classmates and each other work through their grief with care and compassion.
GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Police have dealt with five homicide cases in the last 27 years.
Unlike the current investigation of murder of a family of four, the earlier Guilderland homicides, each involved one victim and were solved relatively rapidly without so many different police agencies involved.
A fourth-quarter comeback by Ballston Spa last Friday made Guilderland's bad football season even worse.
ALTAMONT — Monday morning, Bette Cowley had a lifetime of treasures spread out on the bed she and her husband had shared for decades. Ed Cowley died on Saturday morning, Oct. 11, 2014. He was 89.
ALTAMONT — Trevon Perez-Tucker, of Altamont, was named Empire 8 Offensive Player of the Week for the Ithaca College soccer team last week.
BERNE — The Berne-Knox-Westerlo girls' volleyball team has been playing well lately, winning its host tournament on Oct. 4, and then beating Middleburgh in straight sets (25-9, 25-17, and 25-14) on Oct. 8.
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February 4, 2014
FORT BENNING, Ga., (Feb. 5, 2014)
Editor�'s note: This is both parts of a two-part series on NCAA track and cross-country champion 2nd Lt. Tim Nelson.
For 2nd Lt. Tim Nelson, a student in the Armor Basic Officer Leadership Course, Jan. 18 was a big day in a storied career as a cross-country runner for the University of Wisconsin-Stout, but maybe not as big as the career he is embarking on now.
Nelson, a four-time Division III track and cross-county national champion, received the 2014 NCAA Today�'s Top 10 Award Jan. 18 during the NCAA convention in San Diego.
The award is given each year by the NCAA to honor 10 outstanding senior student-athletes of the preceding calendar year. The award is based on athletics ability and achievement, academic achievement, character, leadership and activities. The award includes all NCAA divisions and includes both male and female athletes.
He is only the fifth student in the history of the Wisconsin Athletic Association to win the award and the only Division III student athlete to win the award this year.
Nelson said receiving the award was a journey from where he first began his athletic career at Augusta High School in Augusta, Wis.
�"I was 17 when I first started running, so kind of late," he said. �"My mother was a runner and I excelled right off the bat. I said to myself �'why haven�'t I been doing this all along.�'
�"I played football in high school until I was a senior. I played all positions, because I played them all equally bad," he said jokingly.
But, whatever Nelson accomplished in high school, he said he was a team of one as the only runner on the team and attributed it to a good coaching staff and his personal work ethic.
�"One of the reasons I didn�'t run cross-country until I was a senior was because my high school didn�'t have a team, so as a senior I was the only one on the team … I wasn�'t really on the team until college," he said. �"I ran probably in the 17s. But, I didn�'t accept anything less than my best, which I think transfers over to the Army very well. I expected a lot of myself and I expected to improve everything I could realistically. I caught up to my peers rather quickly because I would do whatever it took, which I think my peers probably weren�'t."
Nelson said he really wasn�'t considered �"super good" when he was in high school; therefore he wasn�'t sought after by Division I schools but was recruited by Division III schools where he landed at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
�"It�'s only an hour or so from home," he said. �"I remember when I was in high school saying I would never go to Stout, but I ended up falling in love with it when I toured it."
Nelson said he never really trained in high school, but when he got to Stout he was thrown into training and reaped the benefits quickly.
�"My body really accepted the training," he said. �"I excelled and got better really quick. My learning curve was very steep. In my freshmen year, I ran very well … a lot faster than I had ever run.
�"Then as a sophomore, I ran poorly and almost quit. It was some dark times in my athletic career. It was a life experience that you just have to go through in order to appreciate the good times. (Going through) It made me a better runner, but more so it made me a better teammate, a much better person and a much better leader. After that, I became a team captain for the next three years. It made me reevaluate how I looked at the sport and instead of caring only about how I did, I started to care about the whole team and for the benefit of the whole team."
Then, Nelson said the coaching staff and team captain were instrumental in helping him turn things around.
In his third year, Nelson�'s running career began to take off.
�"In my junior year, things turned around," he said. �"I made it to many national meets, was fortunate to run all over the country, got to meet a lot of cool people I competed against from all states."
Nelson said he attributes the turn around not only because his understanding of the sport and what it took to be good, but also to the support system he had in coaches and teammates.
�"My teammate, Peter Johnston, was really good that year," he said. �"He was one of the best runners in the nation. I was training with him every single day and he was training to become an All-American. I wasn�'t as good as he was, but I killed myself to keep up with him. I did everything he did and by the time the season rolled around, I was like �'I run with this guy every single day and he�'s really good, so if I am able to train with him every single day, although I may not beat him but can run stride for stride with him, then I should be able to run some pretty fast times,�' and that�'s what made the difference."
In addition to his teammates, Nelson said his coaches and assistants had a big impact on the turnaround, not just in the technical aspects of the sport, but in his psyche, as well.
�"I had two really, really good coaches, my head coach, Matt Schauf, and assistant coach, Mary Palmer," he said. �"They kept pushing me and even when I didn�'t believe in myself anymore, they still believed in me. In wasn�'t a matter of doing the work, it was just I didn�'t know how to push myself. "
Nelson said his one biggest attribute as a runner was his toughness.
�"I liked to think I was always the toughest one on the course and that�'s what I would tell myself every time before I raced," he said. �"Whether that was true or not, I don�'t know, but my coach helped reaffirm that by putting me through the most miserable workouts … so he made me believe that. I could tell he believed that, so when I saw he believed it, I believed it."
That work ethic and belief in his own toughness led Nelson to break the school indoor 5,000-meter record and the outdoor 10,000-meter record and to being an All-American in the outdoor 5,000- and 10,000-meter.
�"Tim made accomplishing goals a lifestyle," Shauf said. �"He has the foresight and understanding to know that in order to attain or become something he has never done, he must study and communicate with those who have. Tim then makes perfecting those traits and passing them on to his teammates a mission."
The turnaround in his running career and the records weren�'t the only changes Nelson went through in his junior year. It was also the year he made one of the biggest decisions of his young life -- he joined the Reserve Officer Training Corps and made the decision to serve his country.
�"My junior year was the year I decided to join the Army," he said. �"One day, I was econ (economics) tutoring a guy who was enlisted in the Army and he was just telling me how much he loved it and how fun it was and the camaraderie with the other Soldiers … I always respected people who served. If you serve the country, no matter what, you might not love it, you might not like it, but everyone who comes out of it learns something and is probably a better person than who they were before they went in.
�"So, I went into the ROTC office and sat down with the battalion commander and I said, �'Sir, I think this might be something I want to do.�' We talked about it and it wasn�'t a very hard decision. Once I decided, I wanted to go active duty."
In his senior year, Nelson juggled his studies, track and cross-country, ROTC and a limited social life, but turned in the best year of his athletic career.
�"I didn�'t go out and party much," he said. �"I didn�'t go do a lot of things most college students do because I just didn�'t have the time and I had other things I viewed as more important. I worked very hard my senior year and cut down to 12 credits a semester so I could balance everything."
But, even with the workload, Nelson said he still continued to run a lot.
�"I ran like 90, 95 miles a week," he said. �"I just viewed it as extremely important. I just didn�'t want to be a good runner, I wanted to be a great runner. I didn�'t want good to be the competitor of great and was not settling for nothing that absolutely being the best.
�"In my senior year, I was fortunate enough to win four national championships -- one in cross-country and three in track. I won the indoor and outdoor 5,000 (meter), the outdoor 10,000 (meter) and then I won cross-country."
Following his senior year, Nelson said he was offered two contracts to run professionally, but instead chose the Army.
�"It was one of the hardest decisions I have ever made," he said. �"They were both great opportunities, but I decided going in the Army and serving my country was more important than seeing how fast I could be. I thought about what was better for me serving my people as a whole.
�"I thought �'where could I make a bigger difference for the greater good in the whole scheme of things?�' I thought if I continued to run I would mostly be doing it just for myself. I didn�'t really go to college just to see how fast I could run, I did it to see how I could benefit others and make a difference in the world. In leading people and being an officer in the Army, I really wanted to look back on my life and say, �'I made a difference.�'"
In August 2013, Nelson was commissioned and Nov. 9, he entered active duty.
With Phase 1 of ABOLC complete, Nelson said he has had some growing pains, but is very impressed with his fellow lieutenants.
�"There are a really lot of good leaders in my troop," he said. �"There are a lot of guys who are well educated, well traveled and have a lot of experience to bring to the Army. I have just really been impressed because everybody just cares. People really want to be here and they want to be their best."
Nelson said his college years and what he learned running track and cross-country has really help him with the intangible aspects of the Army.
�"Aside from the fact I am in excellent physical shape and being part of a team striving for one common goal the whole team values … it�'s kind of the same in the Army," he said. �"Life becomes a whole lot more serious in the Army because it�'s not like you�'re training for the nationals, you�'re training to fight and win the nation�'s wars. The foundations of teamwork are really the same. You trust one another, you communicate, you respect one another, you all work hard and hold each other accountable … those lessons you learn, you might be learning them for a different thing, but they apply."
Nelson said the hard work and preparation he learned while running has come in handy.
�"Hard work and preparation are so key in the Army," he said. �"Every day is training you have to prepare for. You have to have your packing list set up, you have to have everything squared away and to make sure not only you are prepared, but so is your battle buddy. And with teamwork, I think we are finally starting to gel in my platoon with having to do a couple of days in the field and I think we will see more of that occur from solving field problems and more actual missions."
Following graduation from ABOLC, Nelson said he is scheduled to be assigned to the 1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, at Fort Riley, Kan., to be a Scout platoon leader.
Once Nelson is finished with his training, he said he would like to begin competitive running again in the Army.
�"I�'d like to make some All-Army teams once I get to my first unit and maybe the Army Ten-Miler team," he said. �"I�'d like to recommit to a running schedule once I get to Fort Riley."
Right now, Nelson said he is committed to being the best Soldier and leader he can be in the Army.
�"I want to be a Soldier first," he said, �"not an athlete. �"I think that is a better way to serve. But, I�'d like to run the Ten-Miler … that way I can do both … I can be a leader, I can be a Solder and what better way to be an example of taking care of your body and personal fitness, while doing something I enjoy."
As with everything Nelson has accomplished as a runner, he said he has the same attitude about being an officer and a platoon leader.
�"Right now, I am focused on being the best platoon leader I can possibly be," he said. �"I want to be the best in the platoon leader in the Army so I can have a high functioning platoon so they are able to do anything the Army asks them to do. I want to be one of those officers who care about Soldiers and the mission.
�"I joined combat arms so I could become a leader. I don�'t know if there is a better place for a 24-year-old male, or female, to get leadership experience than in the Army and combat arms. When I finally leave the Army, I want to be a disciplined, organized leader who is capable of going out and leading any group of people toward a common goal. Everyone I talk to, whether is be someone who had a career, or someone who did four years and got out, they came away with valuable lessons learned and valuable skills they didn�'t have before … everyone comes out a stronger person."


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The question is what to do about it. At the moment, state attorneys general and some within the Obama administration are pushing for a settlement that would, appropriately enough, force the banks to fix the foreclosure process and streamline loan modifications. More controversially, they are also trying to extract a large cash amount - $20 billion is under discussion - to help write down the principal balances of the 22.5 percent of U.S. homebuyers who owe more than the market value of their homes.
There is a certain appeal to the proposal. The government's loan modification efforts to date, though helpful to hundreds of thousands, have fallen short of their most ambitious targets; additional resources might remedy that. Banks are partly responsible, insofar as they failed to invest in the capability to deal with distressed loans. And, compared to the interest-payment adjustments in most loan modifications thus far, principal reductions promise greater and longer-lasting relief to those who get them.
Here's the problem - several problems, actually. As flagrant as the mortgage companies' procedural violations might have been, they did not actually cause many foreclosures. John Walsh, the acting Comptroller of the Currency, told a Senate committee last month that federal banking regulators found only a "small number" of people who could have kept their homes but for the banks' misconduct. As Mr. Walsh testified, his agency concluded that "loans subject to foreclosure were, in fact, seriously delinquent, and that servicers had documentation and legal standing to foreclose." Modifications had been tried and failed. Looking back, the $20 billion remedy would have been of no use to these "victims."
And looking ahead, it's not clear why anyone who wasn't foreclosed on should get the money. It might help people with negative equity avoid foreclosure - good for borrowers, neighborhoods and even banks, which avoid the hassle and expense of repossessing distressed property. The catch is that, while some borrowers with negative equity are headed for default, some can and will remain current on their loans. No one - not the government, not the banks - can know in advance who will default and who won't. The prospect of qualifying for a principal reduction might induce some borrowers to quit paying, known as "strategic defaulting." Twenty billion dollars' worth of extra mortgage relief is probably too little to make a major impact on the three-quarters of a trillion dollars in negative home equity. but it might be enough to trigger strategic defaulting - and sow frustration and resentment among homeowners who don't get a piece of the action.
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captfred Aug 8, 2012 10:38 AM
in response to Janice2247 Helpful
Move the Thumbs down icon to the menubar, it'll change to thumbs up when you're on a junk mail.
Janice2247 Aug 16, 2012 4:57 AM
in response to captfred
This works for the emails that the Mail program flags. When gmail has flagged something and it's in the spam folder I have to move it to the inbox to tell gmail it's not spam.
sph2 Jan 19, 2013 11:42 AM
in response to Janice2247
Looks to me like what happens is if *Mail* does not mark the message as junk, but it winds up in the junk mail folder somehow because something else -- Gmail in my case -- puts it there, then the "not junk" button is missing. Also the message does not have apple's little junk icon next to it. Therefore the thumbs up/down icon in the menubar shows as "down". If the message is then selected, and then you click the thumbsdown icon, the icon changes to thumbsup, the message is marked with the junk icon, AND the "not junk" button appears. This is a bit of an ugly workaround which apple should fix if they can -- say by marking every message that ends up in the junk folder as junk, no matter how it got there. One more "Mail doesn't really play nice with Gmail" issue.
Jeffrey Jones2 Jan 19, 2013 3:18 PM
in response to sph2
The Not Junk button only tells Mail's Junk filter to adjust its parameters so that it is less likely in the future to flag messages like the selected message. If the selected message is not flagged by Mail, there is no reason to use the Not Junk button.
sph2 Jan 20, 2013 11:33 PM
in response to Jeffrey Jones2
Exactly. I strongly suspect that earlier questioners on this thread had managed to messages into the junk mailbox in a way that circumvented Mail having put it there. Therefore Mail had not marked it as junk. Therefore, like you say, there was seemingly nothing for Mail to learn by telling Mail that the message was "not junk", so no button. This is where coordinating Mail with Gmail gets tricky. In my case I have things set up so that what Gmail thinks is spam ends up in my junk mailbox. Could I just pass everything through from Gmail to Mail and let Mail alone do the junk/spam filtration?
Darth ******* Jul 14, 2013 10:46 AM
in response to sph2
I am having the same problem. I am receiving junk mail that bypasses Apple's junk mail filtering and goes directly to my inbox. I cannot select "Mark As Junk" because the only icon available is "Mark As Not Junk" and you cannot add the Thumbs Down "Mark As Junk" button from the options menu. This is really irritating as I have to manually move all of these to my junk mail folder and it will not train Apple's junk mail filtering to catch them. This is some nasty spam that is getting through the spam headers AND tripping up Apple mail's junk mail tagging. And forwarding these as attachments to email@example.com does nothing. I have done that for years and Apple doesn't do anything about treating spam seriously like they claim. Really frustrated with Apple mail and spam.
Barney-15E Jul 14, 2013 10:53 AM
in response to Darth *******
Do you have Mail's preferences set to move junk mail to the Junk folder?
Mail Prefs, Junk Mail tab, When junk mail arrives: Move it to the Junk mailbox.
Eric Root Jul 14, 2013 11:28 AM
in response to Janice2247
Try control - clicking the message, then select mark.
You also might check Gmail's web site and see how their spam filter is set.
Darth ******* Jul 14, 2013 12:25 PM
in response to Barney-15E
Yes, mail prefs set to Move to Junk folder when junk mails arrives.
Control Clicking only gives the option to view as text, icon or select Customize Toolbar settings which again, will not let me add the Mark As Junk icon to the toolbar.
Barney-15E Jul 14, 2013 12:45 PM
in response to Darth *******
Is the Junk button on the Toolbar at all? There is only one button.
As previously stated, unless Mail identifies the message as junk, the Not Junk button won't be available.
Is the "junk" email identified as junk by Mail? If not, you need to teach it by marking it as Junk.
Ralph Johns (UK) Jul 14, 2013 1:14 PM
in response to Janice2247
Hi Janice2247,
If you mean this folder:-
Then it is not On your Mac and not subject to the Mail app's Junk Filter.
For this you will have to visit Google Mail web Login page and check how to "Unjunk" a Sender permanently as well as seeing if it can be "taught' about the Spam you want to filter.
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"Limit the Logs to the Bits above Binary Images." No, Seriously
Darth ******* Jul 14, 2013 2:05 PM
in response to Barney-15E
I cannot teach it by marking as junk because it only allows you to mark it as "Not Junk." You cannot add the "Mark As Junk" button in toolbar options.
What I am saying is that this is some kind of "Smart Spam" that is using some kind of coding to circumvent Apple's spam mail headers and makes it so you cannot mark it as junk by ANY means. You can only drag it manually to your junk folder. It will NOT teach. THAT'S the entire point. It's malicious spam. Apple should be looking into this but they won't. I've been forwarding this stuff to them as attachments for months.
I have even tried setting up rules to catch the spam and apply them and that doesn't work either. They keep randomizing the e-mail domains so it will circumvent any "Rules" you set up. Again, this is some sneaky and malicious spam. Apple should be looking into this.
Ralph Johns (UK) Jul 14, 2013 2:19 PM
in response to Ralph Johns (UK)
I should have said this is the IMAP server I am using at GoogleMail and not their POP service.
And for that reason the Spam is NOT local and is not put through the Mail app's Junk Filters.
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Barney-15E Jul 14, 2013 5:18 PM
in response to Darth *******
If it only allows you to mark it as "Not Junk," then it is already marked as Junk. There is only one button. If the selected message isn't marked as Junk, then you can mark it as junk with that one, single button.
If it is marked as junk, the name and action of the button changes to allow you to mark the selected message as Not Junk.
Here is the button when a message that is not junk is selected:
Here is the exact, same button as shown with a message selected that has been marked as junk:
The only way the button will toggle to "Mark selected message as Not Junk" is if the message is already marked as junk.
Whether it is moving the messages to the Junk folder or not, something is actually catching and marking the email as spam. You might try resetting the junk mail filter in the Mail preferences, Junk Mail tab.


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The Sreenplate: Revenge is a dish best served cold, and Taken 2's Liam Neeson, as ex-CIA operative Bryan Mills, is served multiple courses from the hands of men who terrorize him and his family on a business/bonding trip to Istanbul.
The revenge the men seek, of course, is retribution for Taken 1 wherein Mills' embarks on a Parisian killing spree of a band of Albanian sex-traffickers and dirty politicians who abduct his unchaperoned teenage daughter Kim (Maggie Grace) and nearly succeed auctioning her on the black market.
Of course, the kidnappers are scumbags and deserve their bloody demise--and bad ass dad Mills' oft quoted "particular set of skills," especially the ones begetting a cold-blooded electrocution, made for some tense moments--but even scumbags have loving parents. As such, Taken 2 opens with Rade Serbedzija as Murad, the father of said electrocuted thug, swearing vengeance at his son's funeral.
The cycle of revenge takes another spin as Kim prepares to take her driver's test (for the third time) and starts to date her first boyfriend. This ignites Mills' overprotective instincts and brings him closer to ex-wife Lenore, played by Famke Janssen, who reveals she and her second husband are separated.
Mills suggests she and Kim accompany him on a short trip to Turkey, and mother and daughter remain undecided until they surprise Mills in the lobby of his hotel. He's conveniently just finished a security job for a foreign dignitary, but also being tracked by Murad's men.
The ensuing scenario follows similar paths plotted in the first movie, with thrilling chase sequences and a final show down with Murad front and center. Mills and wife are kidnapped by menacing criminals but daughter Kim escapes. She communicates with--and eventually locates--dad via a discreet CIA cell phone, delivers a gun, and voila, Mills is killing in no time. Dialogue was better in the first film--those father and daughter "trust me" moments have lost their luster--but by now we're well acquainted with the story and the action makes up for it.
Revenge and cold dishes aren't what you'll be served at Veggie Grill, Seattle's first outpost of the southern California based fast food vegan chain, nor will you have to wait long for your order--a quality Mills would appreciate given all the racing he does against the clock to save his family. What's more, the lean, vegetable based protein of "Chickin" would have surely powered him more efficiently through a hand-to-hand combat with a stocky Turkish goon, and the organic sandwich fixings (like Annie's ketchup) and unbleached, recycled paper napkins would further instill the wholesome values he's long been trying to impress on his daughter, like resourcefulness and responsibility.
The carrot cake--which is so moist and decadent no one believes is vegan--is further proof Mills should leave the freelance security guard gig--and his particular set of skills--behind for the comforts of a delicious desert and family movie night in the safe haven of his home, sweet, L.A. based home.


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New York, NY - Since last November, the European Central Bank, under its new president, Mario Draghi, has reduced its policy rates and undertaken two injections of more than 1tr euros of liquidity into the eurozone banking system. This led to a temporary reduction in the financial strains confronting the debt endangered countries on the eurozone's periphery (Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Ireland), sharply lowered the risk of a liquidity run in the eurozone banking system, and cut financing costs for Italy and Spain from their unsustainable levels of last fall.
At the same time, a technical default by Greece was avoided, and the country implemented a successful - if coercive - restructuring of its public debt. A new fiscal compact - and new governments in
New York, NY - Since November 2011, the European Central Bank, under its new president, Mario Draghi, has reduced its policy rates and undertaken two injections of more than 1tr euros of liquidity into the eurozone banking system. This led to a temporary reduction in the financial strains confronting the debt-endangered countries on the eurozone's periphery (Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Ireland), sharply lowered the risk of a liquidity run in the eurozone banking system, and cut financing costs for Italy and Spain from their unsustainable levels of last autumn.
At the same time, a technical default by Greece was avoided, and the country implemented a successful - if coercive - restructuring of its public debt. A new fiscal compact - and new governments in Greece, Italy, and Spain - spurred hope of credible commitment to austerity and structural reform. And the decision to combine the eurozone's new bailout fund (the European Stability Mechanism) with the old one (the European Financial Stability Facility) significantly increased the size of the eurozone's firewall.
But the ensuing honeymoon with the markets turned out to be brief. Interest-rate spreads for Italy and Spain are widening again, while borrowing costs for Portugal and Greece remained high all along. And, inevitably, the recession on the eurozone's periphery is deepening and moving to the core, namely within France and Germany. Indeed, the recession will worsen throughout this year, for many reasons.
First, front-loaded fiscal austerity - however necessary - is accelerating the contraction, as higher taxes and lower government spending and transfer payments reduce disposable income and aggregate demand. Moreover, as the recession deepens, resulting in even wider fiscal deficits, another round of austerity will be needed. And now, thanks to the fiscal compact, even the eurozone's core will be forced into front-loaded recessionary austerity.
Moreover, while über-competitive Germany can withstand a euro at - or even stronger than - $1.30, for the eurozone's periphery, where unit labour costs rose 30-40 per cent during the last decade, the value of the exchange rate would have to fall to parity with the US dollar to restore competitiveness and external balance. After all, with painful deleveraging - spending less and saving more to reduce debts - depressing domestic private and public demand, the only hope of restoring growth is an improvement in the trade balance, which requires a much weaker euro.
Meanwhile, the credit crunch in the eurozone periphery is intensifying. Thanks to the ECB long-term cheap loans, banks there don't have a liquidity problem now, but they do have a massive capital shortage. Faced with the difficulty of meeting their nine per cent capital-ratio requirement, they will achieve the target by selling assets and contracting credit - not exactly an ideal scenario for economic recovery.
To make matters worse, the eurozone depends on oil imports even more than the United States does, and oil prices are rising, even as the political and policy environment is deteriorating. France may elect a president who opposes the fiscal compact and whose policies may scare the bond markets. Elections in Greece - where the recession is turning into a depression - may give 40-50 per cent of the popular vote to parties that favour immediate default and exit from the eurozone. Irish voters may reject the fiscal compact in a referendum. And there are signs of austerity and reform fatigue both in Spain and Italy, where demonstrations, strikes, and popular resentment against painful austerity are mounting.
Even structural reforms that will eventually increase productivity growth can be recessionary in the short run. Increasing labour-market flexibility by reducing the costs of shedding workers will lead - in the short run - to more layoffs in the public and private sector, exacerbating the fall in incomes and demand.
Without a much easier monetary policy and a less front-loaded mode of fiscal austerity, the euro will not weaken, external competitiveness will not be restored, and the recession will deepen.
Finally, after a good start, the ECB has now placed on hold the additional monetary stimulus that the eurozone needs. Indeed, ECB officials are starting to worry aloud about the rise in inflation due to the oil shock.
The trouble is that the eurozone has an austerity strategy but no growth strategy. And, without that, all it has is a recession strategy that makes austerity and reform self-defeating, because, if output continues to contract, deficit and debt ratios will continue to rise to unsustainable levels. Moreover, the social and political backlash eventually will become overwhelming.
That is why interest-rate spreads in the eurozone periphery are widening again now. The peripheral countries suffer from severe stock and flow imbalances. The stock imbalances include large and rising public and private debt as a share of GDP. The flow imbalances include a deepening recession, massive loss of external competitiveness, and the large external deficits that markets are now unwilling to finance.
Without a much easier monetary policy and a less front-loaded mode of fiscal austerity, the euro will not weaken, external competitiveness will not be restored, and the recession will deepen. And, without resumption of growth - not years down the line, but in 2012 - the stock and flow imbalances will become even more unsustainable. More eurozone countries will be forced to restructure their debts, and eventually some will decide to exit the monetary union.
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How The Economic Machine Works by Ray Dalio[1] actually makes a case against austerity[2] and for redistribution, but also for money printing (and, arguably, for bailouts), while stressing the need to keep making productivity-improving public and private investments. However, it could be equally entitled: How The Industrial Age Political-Economy Doesn't Work Anymore, viz. Surviving Progress (2011)... [more inside]
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Right Wing astroturfing A non-scientific analysis of the patterns in forum board discussions on a variety of topics. The gist: discussions of issues in which there's money at stake (like climate change, public health and corporate tax avoidance) are often characterised by amazing levels of abuse and disruption by rightwing libertarians who are pro-corporate, anti-tax, anti-regulation. Discussions of issues in which there's little money at stake tend to be a lot more civilised than debates about issues where companies stand to lose or gain billions.
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An Economic Ethics for the Anthropocene
Article first published online: 25 MAR 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2009.00728.x
© 2009 The Authors Journal compilation © 2009 Editorial Board of Antipode.
Volume 41, Issue Supplement s1, pages 320–346, January 2010
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Graham, J. K. G. and Roelvink, G. (2010), An Economic Ethics for the Anthropocene. Antipode, 41: 320–346. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2009.00728.x
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- Issue published online: 25 MAR 2010
- Article first published online: 25 MAR 2010
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- Anthropocene;
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Abstract: Over Antipode's 40 years our role as academics has dramatically changed. We have been pushed to adopt the stance of experimental researchers open to what can be learned from current events and to recognize our role in bringing new realities into being. Faced with the daunting prospect of global warming and the apparent stalemate in the formal political sphere, this essay explores how human beings are transformed by, and transformative of, the world in which we find ourselves. We place the hybrid research collective at the center of transformative change. Drawing on the sociology of science we frame research as a process of learning involving a collective of human and more-than-human actants—a process of co-transformation that re/constitutes the world. From this vision of how things change, the essay begins to develop an "economic ethics for the Anthropocene", documenting ethical practices of economy that involve the being-in-common of humans and the more-than-human world. We hope to stimulate academic interest in expanding and multiplying hybrid research collectives that participate in changing worlds.


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