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A-1. DYNAMICS OF WING CRACKS AND NANOSCALE DAMAGE IN GLASS We have investigated initiation, growth and healing of wing cracks in confined silica glass by molecular dynamics simulations. Under dynamic compression, frictional sliding of pre-crack surfaces nucleates nanovoids which evolve into nanocrack columns at the pre-crack tip. Nanocrack columns merge to form a wing crack, which grows via coalescence with nanovoids in the direction of maximum compression. Lateral confinement arrests the growth and partially heals the wing crack. Growth and arrest of the wing crack occur repeatedly, as observed in dynamic compression experiments on brittle solids under lateral confinement. This work appeared on the cover of the Physical Review Letters. A-2. 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HIERARCHICAL CELLULAR DECOMPOSITION FRAMEWORK FOR MILLION-TO-BILLION ATOM SIMULATIONS OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS To map broad scientific applications onto parallel computers with deep memory hierarchies, we have developed a tunable hierarchical cellular decomposition (THCD) framework, which achieves performance tunability through a hierarchy of parameterized cell data/computation structures and adaptive load balancing through wavelet-based computational-space decomposition. We have used the THCD to parallelize two newly designed linear-scaling molecular dynamics (MD) algorithms based on an embedded divide-and-conquer (EDC) framework: first principles-based fast reactive force-field (F-ReaxFF) MD; and quantum mechanical MD in the framework of the density functional theory (DFT) on adaptive multigrids. 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am finishing my basement and would like to put in a gas fireplace.. have a flue in the area to put it,,don't know anything about gas fireplaces,, any info would help. like should i buy a vented one and vent it into the flue or unvented one.. i would be using propane bottled gas for it.. or anything special to look for when i buy one...
I have a ventless gas log fireplace in my house and would not use anything but. It uses propane. If you want to use it during the summer for looks and not for heat, you will want to vent it also. Then most of the heat will go up the flue in summer with the damper open and in winter you can close the damper and all the heat will stay in the house. If you use glass doors on the fireplace be sure to pipe in outside air for combustion. Also make sure you leave the doors open when the damper is closed. If you are going to install a mantel you will want to consult a guide (usually included in the package with the gas logs) on the proper distance above the firebox and the proper width of the mantel to prevent a possible fire.
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One more thing: logs with a duel burner give off more heat and are much nicer in appearance.
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Yikes can we keep criticism at the constructive level and leave it... there's no obligation to respond to a post if you find it offensive... Sure there is a little bit of violence going on Solo's side but that's because he displays and overall unfriendly manner. Maybe it is a bit too excessive but I see no harm in Eve's playing. His character was tailored by him and he has a better concept of the character more than anyone else. There is no deep story all of a sudden materializing from nowhere on the 2nd day and it all seems fair. Just don't fight for the sake of fighting and I'll leave it at PinkSapphire's discretion.
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Manchester United Message Board
A Yahoo! User Sep 29, 2007 21:04 Flag
Is SAF right to playdown L'pools title challenge
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has laid down the battle lines for the resumption of his rivalry with Arsenal. In the wake of the departure of Jose Mourinho, another of Ferguson's managerial foes, the Old Trafford boss has backed The Gunners to be major contenders for United's Premier League crown, according to SKY SPORTS.
I find it interesting in the article that there's no mention of Liverpool as rival title contenders by SAF which makes post this thread to ask the question, are Liverpool in contention for the EPL title?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I get the feeling SAF is trying to put pressure on arsenals young players. By talking about the title already, younger inexperianced players may be distracted and not focused on the next match. Just more fergie mind-games, long may they continue.........................
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A Yahoo! User Sep 30, 2007 05:02 Flag
paul, don't you think fergie should use all his mastery of mind-games to awake the experienced united team form their slumber first given the rubbish performance from the united team so far, you can't win the league depending on one player, ronaldo.
Unlike united the young inexperienced arsenal are playing like matured seasoned professionals, and its only a matter of time before 1 - 0 to the united becomes 0 - 1 to the other team, just a matter of time.
A Yahoo! User Sep 29, 2007 21:24 Flag
SAF still believes Liverpool are in the frame. I think you get different interpretations of what he says depending on which team he's specifically answering the question about. Yesterday he said the following in relation to Chelsea: QUOTE"I don't think you can dismiss Chelsea. How could you with the players they have got?... You cannot exclude them from the top four. As I said at the start of the season, one of those four will win it." UNQUOTE "Those four" are Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Man. Utd. SAF recognises Liverpool are in with a great chance, and I'm sure you'll here more of that whenever he's asked a direct question about Liverpool.
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A Yahoo! User Sep 29, 2007 22:34 Flag
welsh, who do you think will win the epl this season? Honest opinion now. I have already written chelsea off.
I believe both Fergie and Arsene are the only two with fixed views on both the EPL and CL titles.
Fat Zorro (as some will know him) seems to be more interested in the CL. His tinkerman tactics seem to baffle folk at present, especially leaving out Torres in the EPL games.
It's really too early to tell just how well or badly Chelsea will be affected by 'The Special One's' departure.
Long live the rivalry between the two best EPL teams. AFC & MUFC
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A Yahoo! User Sep 29, 2007 21:26 Flag
He's playing both of them at the same time. He's saying Wenger is favourite, thus saying there's no pressure on United, and he's telling Rafa he's got no chance.
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Get Well Soon Blog Hop
Michelle Rodgers of Stamper's Dream just had some surgery, so the Dream Team is getting together today with a surprise blog hop to wish Michelle a speedy recovery. Surprise, Michelle! Get well soon!!
My Dream Teammates are a wildly talented bunch, so hop on over to see what they've all done for Michelle today. You'll see two new faces on the team - welcome, Cindy Lawrence and Dawn Easton!
Amy -- (you're here)
Visit Michelle at her blog if you'd like to leave some well wishes, too!
Today's card is also my sample for Jen's Sketch For You To Try for this week. Have a look:
I'll confess I had major trouble getting this sketch to come together. I don't know why?? It *looks* innocent enough. I had just given up on my third attempt and was scooping up all the scraps, when today's card more or less fell in place on the scrap pile.
The "You Make Me Smile" sentiment and decorative border on the card front are both from JustRite's Seeds of Kindness set. The patterned papers are all from Basic Grey's Origins 6x6 paper pad. I included my "Get Well Soon" sentiment on the inside, which is from Just Rite's Just A Note set.
Be sure to check out what the other SFYTT sisters have put together for sketch inspiration this week:
Jen del Muro, with guest designer Mona Pendleton
Amy Rohl
Kelly Lunceford
Leigh O'Brien
Susan Liles
To play along, upload your creations to the sketch slideshow at the bottom of Jen's post today. Use keyword SFYTT in the online galleries.
Have a great weekend, friends.
Stamps: Seeds of Kindness, Just A Note (JustRite Stamps)
Paper: Basic Grey Origins 6x6 Pad, Stampin' Up Basic Black and Whisper White
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Accessories: Spellbinders classic and scalloped circle Nestabilities, Offray ribbon, May Arts olive burlap string, CTMH flowers, Swarovski clear crystals, Cuttlebug 2"x6" "Ornamental" die (corner treatment), EK Success scalloped border punch, Stampin' Up spiral punch, edge distressing tool
Size: 6" square
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Wow, Amy! Every time I stop in at your blog I leave with my jaw dragging behind me on the floor, lol! This is outrageously gorgeous! I love the stark black with the Origins papers, simply amazing!ReplyDelete
This is simply fantastic!! The black color perfectly showcases the great DSP and sentiment panel and every detail is just amazing, inside and out!! Beautifully done!ReplyDelete
This is stunning.. Love how you did this in blackReplyDelete
Amy - Michelle is sure to smile when sees the Just Rite products so keenly at work on your wonderful Get Well card.ReplyDelete
Amy - your card is so striking!!! Love these colors and the black card base!!! Awesome take on the Sketch GF!!!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend!!! Hugs ~S~
This is so striking and powerful with the black. Makes all you additional elements and embellies really stand out!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, Amy! I LOVE it! I'm so glad you didn't send this to the trash pile, it would have been a shame!! It's gorgeous! I don't work well with black but LOVE the look! It's stunning! Every detail is perfect!ReplyDelete
Absolutely STUNNING, gf! Love the striking color combo! You've worked magic with this sketch! :)ReplyDelete
This is so elegant and gorgeous. LOVE the contrast of the sentiment against the black. Love it and Michelle will too!ReplyDelete
Simply stunning! Love the beautiful color combination. Michelle will love your card!ReplyDelete
WOW - this is stunning. The yellow pops so beautifully on the black. Gorgeous, gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Mmmm, mmm, mmm!! Black!! How cool is that base!?!?! This card is just stunning Amy!! Love the papers and how you used the sketch. The JustRite medallion just pops!! GORGEOUS!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful sketch Amy! I love all the layers and details and the black sets it all off perfectly. Great card, and I know that Michelle will just love it!ReplyDelete
--Hugs Becca
What a striking card!!! Love all the elements and awesome colours!!! So sorry to hear about Michelle - I hope it is nothing serious and that she heals quickly!!ReplyDelete
That black background makes ALL of the rest of the card just POP, Amy!! Just stunning!ReplyDelete
Wowwwww, so striking with all that black!ReplyDelete
This is SO gorgeous, Amy! I love the fact that it looks so soft and vintage but yet really pops on that black-BEAUTIFUL!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card!ReplyDelete
This is just an amazing, stunning card! wow - I just love itReplyDelete
The card you made is very chic. I hope that your card, the blog hop and everyones thoughts, help in Michelle's recovery. I hope she gets well soon.ReplyDelete
Amy I follow you every day you post and I just love your work. I don't think I have seen yoiu have a bad"card" day at all. Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us. This card is no exception, the black is so elegant.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous work, Amy. Love the contrast of the colours on the black. Great sample :DReplyDelete
I absolutely love the black-on-black elements of this card. It is just beautiful!ReplyDelete
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Oh Amy this is so classy and just down right gorgeous. Love that BG paper and you use it so well. Love your card!!!ReplyDelete
Wow....This is gorgeous.....I will have to case this one for sure.....I cant say enough...I truly love it....ReplyDelete
Amy, your card is very pretty & for such a sweet cause! I will keep your friend in my thoughts & prayers.ReplyDelete
Loving this. Beautiful colours and great designs.ReplyDelete
It's been too long since my last visit Amy, please forgive me. Just look at all the fabulous cards I've missed!! This one is exceptional. It's a classic.ReplyDelete
Hugs Viv xx
Hi Amy, I just had to say how gorgeous your card is - I so love this range of papers and your card shows the paper off just so devinely, thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
I love, love, love the striking colors on this! Great job! Your work is always amazing!ReplyDelete
Oh, I just don't know where to start, Amy--this is a stunner! Love the black and all of the ornamental details...so much to drool over!ReplyDelete
Wow, these are just awesome!!! I love how you used Origins, so creative.ReplyDelete
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Jason Calacanis and I have not agreed on much of anything in the past and we may not in the future. However, when it comes to Mahalo, I agree with Robert Scoble: Technologies like this will kick butt over time.
Here's how we came to appreciate what Mahalo offers:
Here's the thing: All of this information is definitely discoverable on Google or Wikipedia. But the Mahalo page saved her hours of time reviewing and verifying that she had a credible source, because the top information links off to the primary sources. In this case, that was Apple, the official Wikipedia entry, Jobs' article on music, videos of his keynote speeches, and so on. In one place, ready for the user to click into and use. The middle sections with news and articles had a good mix of information, including his interview with Rolling Stone as well as current Google news and other recent articles.
What Mahalo does is take the cream of the crop info on a topic and aggregate it on one page…a search aggregator. To geeks, this is not a revelation. But to ordinary everyday users like my mother and my friends who are not constantly tethered to the Internet, it saves them time and aggravation.
Here's the other element of Mahalo that is absolutely critical to its success and vital to the people using it. The links are trustworthy. The pages are hand-built and reviewed. I am not saying there won't be mistakes or bias, but having seen the process through which these pages are built, I believe that there is a high degree of accountability built in, which will build trust — something that is not true of Wikipedia at this time in many circles.
Finally, it looks friendly to someone who is not a geek and is unfamiliar with the Internet. Wikipedia looks…daunting to someone who doesn't use it every day. Google is utilitarian but not particularly pretty. Okay, it's pretty ugly but it works for power searchers. The thing is, there are lots of people who are NOT power searchers who just want to find the damn information and find it fast. Mahalo gives them a nicely formatted list of the most relevant information and it's right at their fingertips, neatly laid out on one page.
For the majority of Internet users who are not geeks twittering, powncing, blogging, and facebooking, Mahalo offers them a clean door to the information they want.
Perhaps they should adopt this motto: Mahalo: It's not for geeks. Whatever they do, I see it as being an incredibly useful tool for busy people who want easy access to trustworthy information.
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Oklahoma basketball: Probation hasn't affected Sooners much
NORMAN — Oklahoma men's basketball coach Lon Kruger might not have the date circled on his calendar, but Jason Leonard knows the significance of Nov. 9, 2014.
That's the date the Oklahoma athletic department's probation with the NCAA, stemming from men's basketball violations in August 2009, ends.
Leonard, Oklahoma's executive director of athletics compliance, said it's a day to look forward to, though not much will change within the department after that date.
"Obviously it's a milestone to be able to get to the date," Leonard said. "The last day of the probation is Nov. 9, 2014. In terms of compliance though — in terms of our world — I wouldn't necessarily say that, other than sending in reports and doing some of the requirements under probation, I don't know if our jobs are going to change too much, just because of the world we live in.
"It'll be a neat day on the calendar, but I don't know if it'll necessarily change much in terms of what we do here."
Kruger was the head coach at UNLV when the violations occurred, though by the time the probation was announced in early November 2011, he was on the job in Norman.
The Sooners were given three years of probation after a financial adviser paid $3,000 to Tiny Gallon and his mother to be used to pay the outstanding balance at Gallon's high school so his transcripts could be released to OU.
Then-assistant coach Oronde Taliaferro learned of the payment shortly after it was made but did not report the payment to then-head coach Jeff Capel, the athletic department or compliance department. Taliaferro also provided misleading information on his knowledge of the payment to both the school and the NCAA.
Tuesday, Kruger said he was unaware the probation was ongoing. The initial punishments included scholarships reductions and reductions in recruiting days and visits, though those punishments were in effect for just Kruger's first season, the 2011-12 academic year.
"I haven't thought one second about it since we've been here," Kruger said. "I didn't even know we were on. We're going to take care of business the right way and we don't spend time thinking about what if we're on probation or what we have to do to get off because we're going to do it according to the rules and not ever think about it."
A review of recent secondary violations bears that out. In a list of nearly 50 secondary violations the school self-reported to the NCAA, obtained by The Oklahoman through an open records request, only two involved the men's basketball program.
Kruger mentioned an unsigned recruit by name in an interview during the television broadcast of the Sooners' spring football game in April and an athletic department administrator sent a congratulatory tweet to Kruger and his staff following the commitment of a player who signed that day.
While most of the penalties for Gallon's and Taliaferro's actions were self-imposed, the NCAA added a third year of probation, changed Capel's record for the 2009-10 season, fined the school $15,000 and reduced the recruiting days by 30 to 100 for the 2011-12 academic year. The school initially reduced the number of recruiting days to 120.
All men's basketball recruits must also be informed of the violations committed that led to the probation as well as the probation period in advance of official visits and signing.
"There's been nothing negative at all from that," Kruger said. "No response. No reaction."
The school also has to provide the NCAA Committee on Infractions with an Annual Compliance Report by Nov. 1 each year through 2014.
In last year's report, the school outlined programs to educate student-athletes, coaches, staff members, faculty members, alumni, ticket holders, fans, boosters and others on NCAA regulations. That includes the creation of a database of rules education efforts either proactively or in response to an inquiry. Since the data collection was started in June 2007, nearly 4,000 instances have been tracked. The education includes meetings and printed materials.
Some other education efforts includes posters hung throughout athletic venues regarding extra benefits, flat-screen televisions throughout the academic center that are used to convey messages and NCAA rules education, monitoring and reporting of contact between agents and contactable athletes and their families and a letter from Bob Stoops to game day assistants outlining responsibilities, among others.
The school also sent out a mailing to more than 500 Norman-area businesses — including tattoo parlors, clothing stores, car dealerships and service-related businesses, including restaurants — that details applicable rules and regulations regarding benefits to athletes.
"The Department continues to make significant progress toward the University's overall goal of a 'state of the art' compliance operation capable of maintaining institutional control," Leonard wrote in the summary of the report. "Considering the nature of college athletics today, we must continue to expand the scope of our rules education and monitoring efforts as it is imperative that we remain diligent in this area."


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Hrrc: `Not Holy, Not Roman, Not Radio'
Pollack, Joe, St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)
THROUGHOUT its history, the Holy Roman Repertory Company has pointed out the fact that the original Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.
Today, Patton Hasegawa, the company's artistic director, notes, "We are not Holy, not Roman, and not Radio!" marking a major change in the group's attitude and direction.
For those who did not see the HRRC work under its creators, Hollis Huston and Nick McGegan, or even last year, under Hasegawa and Managing Director Larry Roberson, a bit of history is in order. The HRRC used historical incidents and real people, plus archival research, to tell stories of the past. The format was a staged reading, with period music as accompaniment, and for most of its years, the group's work was broadcast, first over KWMU, more recently over KWHX.
It's a new era.
The HRRC now has an Actors Equity contract and will be expanding to two-weekend runs - with costumes - at CASA, with other productions at the History Museum.
Hasegawa is naturally excited about the changes and the growth of the company and reports that the new costumes will be as historically accurate as all the group's other work.
The so-called Mainstage series will include five shows, beginning Nov. 6 with "The First Adams Family: John and Abigail," and continuing with a look at St. Louisans during World War II, a production of Native American stories, one of narratives by slave women and a repeat of one of the favorite HRRC shows, "The Life and Loves of Katherine the Great."
The first History Museum program, "The Bridge That Eads Built," will be performed on Friday, and short plays by George Hickenlooper Sr. on James B. Eads, the bridge builder, and others, will go on through the end of the year.
I've been charmed by the wit and wisdom - and talent - of the HRRC for almost all its history, and longer runs will make it that much more available to other St. Louisans. I recommend it highly.
More theater news: Ron Himes, who founded the St. Louis Black Repertory Company and serves as its producing director, will portray Justice Clarence Thomas in a new play, "Unquestioned Integrity: The Hill/Thomas Hearings," which will have its world premiere Friday in Atlanta. …


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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Brace Yourself
Just wanted to post to say I likely won't have a project to show today, as it's already 9 pm and I'm still brushing and flossing my lunch out of my brackets. The crazy thing is ... my teeth are straight already. But tipped. I think it's called "lingual version with a deep bite."
I think it's called "mid-life crisis," Amy Sheffer variety. Cheaper than a fancy sports car; less painful than liposuction ;)
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well try to smile anyway sweetie.ReplyDelete
Got enough wax?
(can you tell i've got a kid with braces living in my house? and i remember way back when for myself too :-))
Your too funny, I'm in my upperReplyDelete
30ies too and still want braces - so you go girl!
I'll probably get them when my daugther does, LOL!
lol at the upper 30's comment...we are upper until that 3 turns til a 4 :-)ReplyDelete
Hope your are getting used to your braces.
I'm enjoying your posts!
- Kathy WNovember 26, 2007 at 3:41 PM
It will be so worth it. I had braces from ages 27-30 years and I'd do it all over again for the results. Lots of wax on hand is a must, plus those little brushes to help get in between the wires. I always kept some advil on hand for appointment days; I always came away with a little headache when they readjusted them. Good luck with yours.ReplyDelete


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Sweden Predicts Unchanged Rates After Cut to Guard Growth
Sweden's central bank cut its main interest rate for the first time since 2009 and predicted it will keep the benchmark unchanged over the next year as Europe's debt crisis saps growth in the largest Nordic economy.
The seven-day repo rate was lowered a quarter point to 1.75 percent, the Stockholm-based Riksbank said today. The move was predicted by 11 of 24 analysts in a Bloomberg survey, while two forecast a half point cut and the rest an unchanged rate. The bank lowered its rate forecast to 1.7 percent in the fourth quarter next year, on average, from a 2.3 percent estimate.
"Things are pretty messy in the world around us and that also affects the Swedish economy," Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves said in Stockholm. "We expect that the rate will stay around these levels at least through 2012 and a bit longer."
Sweden's bank returned to crisis mode as growth in the export-reliant economy, home to wireless network maker Ericsson AB, slowed for a third quarter in the three months through September. The European Central Bank and policy makers in neighboring Norway both cut rates this month to ease the fallout from the deepening debt crisis, which has sent Swedish interbank rates to a three-year high.
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The krona rose 0.3 percent to 8.9779 per euro and 0.8 percent to 6.8721 against the dollar as of 12:54 p.m. in Stockholm. Sweden's two-year note yield rose five basis points to 0.80 percent. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.
The Riksbank's forecast for future rate moves disappointed the market which had expected it would include rate cuts, said Michael Grahn, an analyst at Danske Bank A/S in Stockholm.
Euro countries yesterday bolstered their anti-crisis arsenal, channeling 150 billion euros ($195 billion) to the International Monetary Fund as the ECB widened its support for sagging bond markets. Sweden and three other countries not using the single currency also pledged to add funds. Ingves said last week Sweden may contribute as much as 100 billion kronor ($14 billion).
"We will get slowing growth going forward and at the same time inflationary pressure in the Swedish economy is low," Ingves said. The bank cut its forecast for economic growth next year to 1.3 percent from 1.5 percent, and estimated 2012 inflation will slow to 1.5 percent, on average. Growth will accelerate to 2.3 percent in 2013, it forecast.
The ECB reduced its benchmark rate on Dec. 8 for the second time since November to 1 percent, matching a record low, as the 17-nation euro region struggles to avoid a recession. Norway's central bank unexpectedly cut its main rate by 0.5 percentage point to 1.75 percent on Dec. 14.
The Riksbank's rate path "indicates a 25 percent probability that rates will be cut another 25 basis points at the 16 February meeting," said Mikael Nilsson and Marcus Widen, analysts at Barclays Capital Plc in London, in a note.
Deputy Governors Karolina Ekholm and Lars E.O. Svensson entered a reservation against the decision and wanted the rate cut a half point to 1.5 percent. They also called for a rate of 1.25 percent in the second quarter of next year.
Swedish data indicate the largest Nordic economy, which relies on exports for about half its output, continued to slow this quarter with falling industrial orders and retail sales as consumer confidence holds near a two-year low.
Inflation, adjusted for mortgage costs, has been below the Riksbank's 2 percent target all year and held at a two-year low of 1.1 percent in November. The headline inflation slowed for a third month to 2.8 percent.
Nordea Bank AB, the Nordic region's biggest lender, said today they are sticking to a forecast for the bank to cut rates to 0.75 percent next year.
"The Riksbank's rate path still remains well above our forecast," Andreas Jonsson, an analyst at Nordea, said in a note today. "We regard their economic outlook as too optimistic."
The Swedish central bank in September halted a cycle of rate increases after the economy expanded at the fastest pace in 40 years last year. Sweden will post a budget surplus in 2011 for a second year, and the European Commission estimates the nation's public finances will remain in the black through its 2013 forecast horizon.


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NEW ORLEANS, La. — New Orleans has its party hat on and is ready for company — lots and lots of it. Carnival season is under way and the city is a fantasyland of endless parades that feature bigger, more outlandish floats every year. A mythical sea monster, a larger-than-life jester and Medusa with her tangle of snake hair sail down parade routes that echo with that Mardi Gras mantra, "Throw me something, mister." Kids scramble to scoop up as many shiny doubloons as they can hold.
The Carnival season comes to a head on Mardi Gras, which is Feb. 12 this year. So what do you get when all this merrymaking collides with the NFL Super Bowl, the country's most watched sporting event? "Super Gras."
On Feb. 3, smack in the middle of the carnival merrymaking, New Orleans will host Super Bowl XLVII at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, home of the New Orleans Saints. Anywhere else, two huge simultaneous events that bring thousands of hyped-up football fans together with thousands of raucous revelers might make city officials ill at ease, but if there's one thing New Orleans knows how to do, it's plan a party. The city seems to have embraced a "more the merrier" attitude and is taking it all in stride.
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The main impact of Super Bowl on Mardi Gras celebrations is the change in parade schedules because the big game falls on what is normally the first big parade weekend. This year parades begin on Jan. 25, a week earlier than usual, and roll every day until Feb. 2. They pause for four days, giving city officials and police a chance to turn their attention to the Super Bowl, then pick up again on Feb. 6 and roll continuously until Mardi Gras.
Sam Joffray of the New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee says he's confident Mardi Gras and Super Bowl will come off without a hitch. After all, organizers of each event have plenty of experience. Mardi Gras has been a state holiday since 1875, and this is New Orleans' 10th Super Bowl.
"The 2013 Mardi Gras season will be the perfect complement to Super Bowl XLVII," said Joffray. "By rescheduling the traditional first weekend of parades to the weekend before Super Bowl, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the city's one-of-a-kind celebration just as they would any year. Super Bowl visitors will also have the option to arrive early or extend their stays, to experience either the first or second weekend of Mardi Gras."
Whether visitors are in town to cheer on their team or catch a few Mardi Gras beads, music, Creole cuisine and unique attractions are all part of the experience. Here are a few not-to-be-missed highlights.
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Touted as "Where Mardi Gras is made," Mardi Gras World allows visitors a behind-the-scenes peek at the workings of Blaine Kern Studios, the world's leading maker of floats, sculptures and props. The facility designs and constructs approximately 500 floats for more than 30 Mardi Gras parades each year, and many of the real crowd-pleasers are stored here.
This year Mardi Gras World took on its biggest challenge ever, building the Krewe of Endymion's "Pontchartrain Beach, Then and Now," a 330-foot, eight-unit float that holds more than 230 riders — the largest float in Mardi Gras history. It pays tribute to a New Orleans amusement park that operated from 1928-1983. Special lighting effects transform the park from how it appeared in its early days to what it might look like if it were still around today.
Barry Kern, Mardi Gras World president and CEO, calls it, "the most technologically advanced float in history."
The extravagant float makes its debut Saturday, Feb. 9, in the Krewe of Endymion's parade.
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Part of the fun of a New Orleans visit is savoring the city's unique cuisine. Breakfast at Brennan's, an iconic French Quarter restaurant, is a long-standing New Orleans tradition, but to properly enjoy it, you have to forget all your preconceived ideas about the first meal of the day. First of all, lose the notion that cocktail hour starts at 6. Why start the morning with a glass of ordinary juice when you could order a Mr. Funk? This refreshing mixture of cranberry juice, Champagne and peach schnapps is named for Brennan's late cellar master.
If you think wine is only for dinner, your waiter will gently persuade you to think again. In fact, the only thing that flows more freely at breakfast than wine is the hollandaise sauce.
At Brennan's, one doesn't order anything "over easy" and think seafood instead of bacon. Start with turtle soup, and then peruse the menu's lengthy list of one-of-a-kind egg entrees. A local favorite is eggs Sardou, poached eggs served atop a bed of creamed spinach and, of course, drizzled with a rich, creamy hollandaise sauce.
Bananas Foster, the famous dessert created at Brennan's in 1951, is the grand finale to a breakfast unlike any other. Cooked tableside in grand style, the bananas are doused in banana liqueur and expertly flamed in rum — quite a production.
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If you want to experience the music scene like a local, skip the freak show on Bourbon Street and head a few blocks to Frenchmen Street on the outskirts of the French Quarter. Begin your musical odyssey at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro, an intimate, classy venue where patrons enjoy the show from a mezzanine that overlooks the stage. Unlike some clubs, the music is not just background noise to a social scene, so you won't have to compete with bar chatter to hear the artists. Regular acts include Ellis Marsalis and Charmaine Neville, daughter of saxophonist Charles Neville of the Neville Brothers.
After the show, get your groove on at the Spotted Cat, a club where bands play a variety of musical genres.
Still not partied out? The Blue Nile features top notch local and national funk, blues, and soul acts.
The 18th century English writer Samuel Johnson made famous the quote, "When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." Perhaps the same could be said of New Orleans.
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I wrecked my right knee recently, probably while climbing up the Eiffel Tower, but rather than telling people I had a torn meniscus, I said that I had gout.
If you tell people that you have a torn meniscus or chronic back pain or three herniated discs in your neck, they'll start bombarding you with unsolicited medical advice, because everybody in this country is an expert on skeletal malfunction. But if you tell them you have gout, a weird, anachronistic disease, they'll immediately change the subject. Something about gout conjures up images of Henry VIII carousing, or Mad Anthony Wayne groaning through his victory at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, or dissolute slobs in Hogarth paintings slouched in wing chairs downing vast tankards of mead. Gout, like leprosy, is a can't-miss conversation-stopper.
I hate getting medical advice from laymen. I'd rather get typhus. Or gout. As soon as your friends—the Overlords of Obviousness—find out that you've wrecked your meniscus, they start asking if you've thought of having it shaved, or getting your knee drained, or perhaps giving arthroscopic surgery a shot.
They recommend cortisone shots or hydrotherapy or deep heat or rest or some space-age medication they read about on the Internet, which brings the Mayo Clinic into every conversation. Their grandmother in Aurora, Ill., had a miracle cure for knee pain: applying a package of frozen peas to the patella while taking massive doses of castor oil and hyssop. They mean well enough, sure, but so does the knucklehead who recommends wearing a hat while visiting the Sahara "because of the sun." What, after all, is the likelihood that a person past the age of, oh, 12, with a bum knee has not already:
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3. Ingested truckloads of anti-inflammatories
4. Tried to stay off the knee as much as possible!
Asking someone with a damaged knee if he's resorted to any of these solutions is like asking a manic depressive if he's ever tried lithium. It's like asking an unemployed person if he's ever thought about looking for work.
Americans do not consider themselves to be experts on municipal bonds, Aikido, the Albigensian Crusade or the jazz banjo. But get them started on lesions, contusions or cysts and you'd think that Hippocrates, Jonas Salk and Marcus Welby had all just strolled into the room.
I learned this years ago when I screwed up my neck playing basketball. For the next 15 years, every time somebody noticed that I never looked over my shoulder when backing into a parking space, they'd say, "Hey! You should get that neck looked at, buddy!" They then wondered aloud if I had ever considered osteopaths, chiropractors, muscle relaxers, pain management, acupuncture, St. John's wort or suicide.
Yeah, I had. And none of it worked out very well. The chiropractor told me I didn't need to come back after I asked if she had done her internship wrestling steers at the rodeo. She particularly objected to my remark: "If I want a woman to put me in extreme physical discomfort, I can get my wife to do it for free."
Some people may say that I am being unnecessarily cruel here. After all, my friends are only trying to help. Well, I am being cruel, primarily because I want my friends to keep their yaps shut and stop trying to help. I don't tell anyone what to do with their billowing stomachs or fallen arches or inability to read fine print, and I expect the same from them. I certainly don't want some rank amateur giving me advice about elliptical machines or visiting one of those bozos who insist that pain is all in your head. The pain is not all in my head. It is in my knee. Or let's just say that it started in my foot and has now worked its way up into my knee, the way gout so often will. Gout, man, it's a killer.