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SACRAMENTO — California's budget deficit will balloon to $20.7 billion over the next 18 months, a report from the state's budget analyst predicted Wednesday, all but promising another year of partisan gridlock as lawmakers labor to fill the gap with more spending cuts and efforts to raise taxes.
The report by the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office says the gap between the state's spending and its income next year will grow to nearly three times the $7.4 billion estimated just four months ago. That's largely because billions in risky budget fixes have failed to materialize — and because revenue projections for next year were too optimistic.
And the office says deficits of close to $20 billion or more will haunt the state for years — fed in part by skyrocketing retirement costs for state workers and debt service accumulated after years of borrowing to make ends meet.
"This year could be just as difficult" as the one that just ended, Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor said Wednesday, recalling a year that saw state leaders plug deficits amounting to $60 billion.
Taylor's report laid out a tough prescription for how to close the latest gap, including a call for new and deeper spending cuts as well as for new revenues. Those proposals include eliminating some tax breaks and extending temporary tax and fee increases that are currently set to expire in 2011.
Already on Wednesday, the predictable political fault lines were emerging over those proposed fixes.
Republicans warned against imposing new burdens that might drive businesses and taxpayers out of the state. And Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last week warned of "across-the-board" spending cuts.
But Democratic leaders, while conceding that deep spending cuts would be necessary, said the state must continue to invest in areas such as higher education, and they vowed to look for fixes on both sides of the ledger.
That political battle will begin anew in January, when the governor lays out his budget for the fiscal year that starts in June as well as his updates for the current budget year.
There is one glimmer of good news: Tax revenues are expected to remain stable before increasing in future years. That's a welcome change from the past year, when dramatically plummeting income kept the state from paying its bills this summer.
But growth is expected to be painfully slow, meaning state spending is still expected to outpace revenues for several years absent dramatic budget fixes.
The forecast also assumes California will prevail in a series of lawsuits challenging billions more in previous budget moves — including worker furloughs, cuts to health and welfare programs and a $2 billion shift of local redevelopment revenues.
The state has already lost a court fight over a previous redevelopment grab. Defeats in the other suits could cost the state $3.7 billion — driving the deficit toward a worst-case $25 billion.
The report also assumes no cost-of-living increases for state employees' wages and for state programs such as higher education. Such increases could cost as much as $5 billion by 2014.
The Department of Finance is in the midst of preparing its own report on the state's finances, which will become the basis of Schwarzenegger's budget plan. Department officials are waiting for updated tax and wage information from the Franchise Tax Board before further calibrating their forecast.
Still, said department spokesman H.D. Palmer, "The analyst's report is a realistic and reasonable assessment of the size of the problem that the governor and Legislature are going to have to solve."
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Welcome to Philippine Arnis!
The Official Arnis Site of The Arnis Foundation in the Philippines
Most countries have their unique local martial arts. Like Japanese Karate, Russian Sambo, Chinese Kung Fu, Korean Tae Kwon Do, and so many other martial arts, the Philippines have Philippine Arnis. Arnis is a martial art system with or without the use of weapons. It is deeply ingrained in Philippine culture and history that in recognition of Arnis as one of the Philippines' intangible cultural heritage, Republic Act 9850, otherwise known as the Arnis Law, declared Arnis as the Philippine National Martial Art and Sport.
Martial arts is most often associated with the country it is indigenous to. For example, Karate is always associated with Japan. Tai Chi is associated with China. When it comes to Muay Thai, Thailand. And of course Arnis – Philippines!
This website is dedicated to Arnis, Philippines' indigenous martial art and intangible cultural heritage. Mabuhay Philippine Arnis!
* The Arnis Foundation is registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission as the KALI ARNIS MARTIAL ARTS FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED.
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Abortion clinic could close after Ohio budget changesUPDATED 6:53 PM EDT Oct 17, 2013
A Hamilton County abortion clinic may have to close after the new Ohio budget reduced its funding.Video Transcript
THE CONTROVERSIAL NEW LAWS IN OHIO. THE CLINIC IN SHARONVILLE... MUST RESPOND SOON TO SOME SERIOUS CONCERNS LEVELED BY THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. IF ITS LICENSE IS REVOKED... THE WOMEN'S MEDICAL CENTER.... WILL BE THE FIFTH ABORTION CLINIC IN THE STATE TO CLOSE THIS YEAR. WL-WT'S COURTIS FULLER... IS LEADING THE WAY... WITH OUR BIG STORY AT 5-30. ATTORNEYS FOR THE CLINIC TELL ME THEY WILL BE FILING OBJECTIONS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS..... THIS IS A MARATHON FIGHT....... SEVERAL MONTHS IN THE MAKING .....THE STATE IS LOOKING FOR A KNOCK-OUT. THIS WOMEN'S MED CENTER ON LEBANON ROAD IN SHARONVILLE IS OPEN BUT IT'S LICENSE HAS BEEN HANGING IN LIMBO FOR A YEAR. ACCORDING TO THIS STATEMENT FROM THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH "The Director of Health stated his intention to shut down the clinic last fall and that position was affirmed by the independent examiner." (Paula Westwood/Right To Life: this is something we've been working for) PAULA WESTWOOD IS THE DIRECTOR OF RIGHT TO LIFE IN GREATER CINCINNATI.. IT SHOULD COME AS NO SURPRISE THE WOMEN'S MED CENTER HAS BEEN ON THE ORGANIZATION'S RADAR FOR SOME TIME (Paula Westwood/Right To Life: it's been a joint effort legislatively there are people praying side walk counseling) WE WANTED TO TALK TO THE GUY WHO RUNS THIS CLINIC WHERE ABORTIONS ARE PERFORMED,,, DR. MARTIN HASKELL...... BUT NO LUCK. INSTEAD.....LAWYER S FOR THE CENTER SENT OUT THIS STATEMENT TODAY FOLLOWING OUR REQUEST FOR COMMENT. IT SAYS THE CENTER ALWAYS HAS HAD A LICENSE TO OPERATE IT PROVIDES QUALITY MEDICAL CARE AND HAS NO PLANS TO CLOSE ITS DOORS. (Paula Westwood /Right To Life: The recommendation from the board the examiner is that because he's operating without a transfer agreement and without a variance patient health and safety is at risk and the license should not be renewed) ALL CLINICS MUST HAVE TRANSFER AGREEMENT WITH A HOSPITAL SO A PATIENT COULD BE EASILY TRANSPORTED IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG . BUT THE STATE NOW PROHIBITS A CLINIC WHERE ABORTIONS ARE PERFORMED FROM ENTERING INTO TRANSFER AGREEMENTS WITH PUBLICLY-FUNDED HOSPITALS THE NEW RULES WERE SIGNED INTO LAW THIS SUMMER BY GOV. JOHN KASICH AS PART OF THE NEW TWO YEAR BUDGET. SOME HAVE CALLED THE NEW RULES SOME OF THE MOST STRINGENT IN THE COUNTRY,
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The Splendour Falls on Castle Walls
by Alfred Lord Tennyson
The Splendour Falls on Castle Walls Introduction
In A Nutshell
We're saps for pop music. There, we said it. If it's popular and catchy, chances are, we listen to it on repeat. And guess what, Shmoopers? Victorian readers weren't all that different, so we feel like we're in pretty good company.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson was to 19th century poetry what the Beatles were to twentieth-century music—in other words, both popular and completely foundational. He wrote such famous gems as, "'Tis better to have loved and lost / Than never to have loved at all." We think of those lines as kind of cliché, but that's only because they've been quoted so often that they have since become cliché! Although some tunes by the Beatles might sound overplayed, that's only because they get played and re-played and covered and re-covered so often. But they were unique and original when first recorded. Just like our man, Tennyson.
Unlike many Victorian poets (i.e., poets writing during the reign of Queen Victoria in England, or 1837-1901), Tennyson was actually very popular during his own lifetime. Some of his fellow Victorian poets, like Robert Browning and Gerard Manly Hopkins, alas, didn't get appreciated properly until much later. But Tennyson's poems were popular from the get-go, for a bunch of reasons: he addressed issues that were politically relevant during his time period (just like the Beatles did in the 1960s), he knew how to write a good hook (again, the Beatles might have taken a lesson from him on this), and, oh right, he was a genius when it came to writing musical, lyrical-sounding poems.
Even Queen Victoria liked him—his long, sad poem, In Memoriam, which is about the death of his best friend, was said to be Queen Victoria's best comfort after her husband, Prince Albert, died! She rewarded him by making him the Poet Laureate from 1850 until his death in 1892, and by granting him the title of "baron" in the English aristocracy (that's where the "Lord" in his name comes from—it's not his middle name, but his title).
"The Splendour Falls on Castle Walls" is a good example of what Tennyson was up to during his career. It's a song-like poem in which a speaker hears a bugle echo around a beautiful valley around sunset. It's actually sometimes called "The Bugle Song" because it sounds so musical. It's one of Tennyson's best-known poems, but what isn't widely known is that it was originally published as part of a much longer poem called The Princess. The Princess is about whether or not women should be allowed to go to college, which was one of the hot-button issues of Tennyson's day. Nowadays, most people don't bother with reading all of The Princess (although you should—check for the link to the full text in the "Best of the Web" section!) and instead focus on shorter lyrics, like "Splendour Falls," within the longer poem.
Why Should I Care?
What kind of an "echo" (or memory, or legacy) will you leave behind you? That's the question that the speaker of Alfred, Lord Tennyson's "The Splendour Falls" asks us to think about. The speaker of this poem hears echoes in a lonely valley in the mountains, and starts thinking about the kind of "echo" that a person leaves behind when he or she dies. Pretty heavy stuff, we admit, but it's interesting to think about.
So… what about it? Are you going to be remembered as a musician? A poet? An athlete? A student? A dog-lover? A good friend? Are you going to leave a lasting legacy of some kind? In short, what kind of an influence do you have on the world around you, and how will that influence last after you're gone? These are the kinds of "echoes" that the speaker starts thinking about when he hears the sound of a bugle in a valley and the echo that slowly fades away into silence. We're guessing that these big questions, though, will stay with you—even after Tennyson's words, like the bugle, fade away.


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MUMBAI: Asian stocks were mixed on Friday, after the US Federal Reserve held rates steady at 5.25% as expected.
Japan's Nikkei 225 Index gained over 200 points or 1.15% to close at 18138, its highest close in a week.
Export companies and auto manufacturers gained on a dip in the yen and Fed's decision.
In South Korea, the KOSPI was slightly lower as foreign investors continued cashing in on the market's robust gains this year. Concerns over the impact of a firm won on export shares and a drop in Chinese stock markets also played spoilsport.


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UPDATE: "The Flash" Hasn't Cast Savitar, Says Berlanti
TV, Comic Books
A few years back, to celebrate the WWE's annual Wrestlemania event, I reached out to several comic folks who I knew were wrestling fans to get their predictions on how the matches would go. It was a lot of fun; so much fun that apparently I let three years go by before doing it again (in my defense, I had a baby somewhere in those three years, so … yeah).
In any event, this year I got my act together enough to reach out to some of my Robot 6 colleagues, as well as several members of the comics community, to once against ask: Rock or Cena? Brock or Triple H? Undertaker or Punk? Scholars or Funk? Our panel shared their thoughts, opinions, hopes and dreams for tomorrow's big pay-per-view event.
[Note: this post was assembled by both Tim O'Shea and JK Parkin]
This is our final post for our big birthday bash, and what a post it is. No matter how much stuff we line up, people we interview, etc., there are still tons of folks we like to hear from and include in our giant New Year's/anniversary/birthday activities. So, as we have in past years, we have asked various comics folks what they are excited about for 2012 in comics–something they aren't working on and something they are.
There's a lot of great stuff here–hints at new projects and even some downright announcements. Our thanks to everyone this year who responded!
Jason Latour
I'm most anticipating the 30th Anniversary of HEROES CON (June 22-24, Charlotte, NC) . For any convention 30 years is an amazing run, but the fact that Shelton Drum and his extended family have put this show together every year with nothing but blood, sweat and tears is flat out super heroic.
On the personal front, the challenging and exhilarating ride that's been Loose Ends will come to a close with issue 4. It'll be bittersweet to send our child off to into the real world but I can't wait for you guys to see the work Brunner & Renzi are doing.
I'm also super excited to dip my own toes into the Mignola-verse with the BPRD: The Pickens County Horror [March 28, 2012] and to read the end of Jason Aaron & RM Guera's Scalped, which is my favorite series in years.
Jason Latour is a writer/artist, most recently the writer of Loose Ends. He spoke with Tim O'Shea about the miniseries in July.
Patrick Zircher
This sounds politic, but it's genuine: what excites me about comics in 2012 is what's exciting every year, the work of the talent. Seeing what the best are up to and how the up-n-comers have grown as artists and writers. In the new year, I'm also excited about illustrating several books and covers that feature my favorite Avengers.
Patrick Zircher is an artist, who explored the 1920s/1930s era of the Marvel universe in 2011 with the five-issue miniseries, Mystery Men. He spoke with Tim O'Shea about the miniseries in May.
I'm still in shock over the sudden, tragic death of comics writer, Milestone Media co-founder and animation producer Dwayne McDuffie, as I'm sure many of his fans, friends and fellow creators are. I've rounded up some thoughts and memories from some of those folks, as well as a few items of note about memorials and some of his work.
Recently promoted Marvel Associate Editor Ben Morse moonlights as a blogger at The Cool Kids Table, where he posted an amazing piece of art he received as a wedding anniversary/birthday gift from his wife Megan.
Spouses of comic fans take note: Ben's wife commissioned comic artist Todd Nauck to draw them from their wedding photos, surrounded by Ben's two favorite characters Nova and The Flash. Swooping in from above is Miss Martian, who Megan identifies with. Captain America was thrown in to balance out the DC/Marvel split.
Original comic art and commissions are a great gift for any husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, friend or family. It's unique, and you can even personalize it like this.
One of my pet theories about superhero comics is that the best of them don't hesitate to tap into what I call "inner-eight-year-old gold" — those simple, magical ideas that made playing with your Secret Wars or Super Friends action figures so much fun. (I, for one, made Iron Man and Magneto arch-enemies. I mean, c'mon, it's right there!)
One of my favorite such goldmines is the opposite-number villain, those baddies who share a hero's basic look and power set but change the color scheme and otherwise stand as a mean-spirited mirror image. That's why I've loved Geoff Johns's Green Lantern run ever since he introduced the Sinestro Corps, and why that love has only gotten stronger as a whole rainbow of Lanterns has been introduced for Blackest Night and beyond. And like a kid playing with his toys, I can't help but daydream about which other characters it'd be cool to draft into the War of Light.
Looks like I'm not the only one. Over at his blog The Cool Kids Table, Ben Morse has selected a rainbow of Marvel characters he thinks are fit to wield the various multi-hued Power Rings floating around the DCU right now. If he had his way, you'd have a very different Red Hulk on your hands from the one Jeph Loeb concocted, while Clint Barton would look more like Green Arrow than ever and Storm would be making Love rain o'er everyone. This isn't the first time he's done a Lantern Draft, either: Like any DC fan worth his salt, he came up with his own personal picks for the roles currently filled in Blackest Night by Mera, Lex Luthor, Scarecrow, Ganthet, the Flash, the Atom, and Wonder Woman. Click the links to see his full rosters.
As 2009 draws to a close we're practically awash in Best Comics of the Year and/or Decade lists. But when it comes to breaking down the books that made a difference this decade, there's more than one way to skin a cat, and a pair of sites have developed novel approaches to the traditional decade-ender.
First up is Tom Spurgeon, The Comics Reporter. This year he's aiming his annual Holiday Interview Series squarely at "emblematic" books from 2000-2009 — "by which we mean favorite, representative or just plain great" — by hosting discussions with a series of critics, each one focusing on one particular book. So far he's tackled Mat Brinkman's monster-mash Multiforce with writer/artist/critic/bon vivant Frank Santoro, and Craig Thompson's rapturous romance 'n' religion memoir Blankets with me. Further installments will roll out on (I believe) a daily basis until the New Year. If you're the sort of person who loves to really dig into what makes a great graphic novel tick, these are for you.
Next we have Marvel's Ben Morse, DC's Rickey Purdin, and CBR's own Kiel Phegley, who collectively park their online presence at The Cool Kids Table. In their ongoing look back entitled "Our Comics Decade," the trio take a look at one comic per year that impacted their view of the medium. So far they've covered 2000, 2001, and 2002, and recounted their experiences with books ranging from Scott Lobdell's Uncanny X-Men to Jeffrey Brown's Clumsy. Personal and aesthetic history have a tendency to mix and match in unexpected and interesting ways, and it's fascinating to watch these guys spill the beans on how it happened in their lives in such a methodical way.
So go, click the links and curl up with (a good post on) a good book…


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Remarks by Yvonne Spicer
Vice President, National Center for Technological Literacy
154th Commencement, May 16, 2015
SUNY Oswego School of Education
Sat May 16, 2015
Remarks by Margaret (Peggy) Focarino
U.S. Commissioner for Patents
154th Commencement, May 16, 2015
SUNY Oswego College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Wed Jan 30, 2013
Partnership aims to boost minorities in engineering
SUNY Oswego has partnered with the National Action Council on Minorities in Engineering to award scholarships starting this fall to increase enrollment in engineering fields for students from underrepresented groups.
Tue Jan 08, 2013
Oswego biologist's study suggests return of cougars to Adirondacks
In an article published Jan. 8, SUNY Oswego biology faculty member Dr. John Laundré suggests that a forest preserve in the Adirondack Mountains can accommodate the reintroduction 150 to 350 cougars, challenging previous findings.
Sun Sep 12, 2010
College to celebrate campus development
Members of the SUNY Oswego community and the greater Oswego community, including dignitaries from Albany, will celebrate the start of building Oswego's new sciences facilities and the opening of the Village residential units in two events Friday, Sept. 17.
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By Father Pat McCloskey, O.F.M.
'God's Will'A Complicated Idea
It God's Will?
Jews Be Catholics?
My Prayers Into Action
About Surrogate Parenting?
Was It God's Will?
Q: I think that I am like most
Catholics in asking: Does God have a direct hand in a person's
death? Or does randomness play into one's death and only
then does God's judgment determine a person's fate?
If two people are involved in an accident—plane
crash, car crash, tornado, whatever—and one of them dies,
does that mean the person who died was less important in
God's eyes?
A: In an extremely wide sense, whatever happens
is God's will because God created everything. The huge problem
with saying that is that contradictory things appear to
be God's will. We know, however, that God has a clear preference
between good and evil.
Adolph Hitler's death camps killed approximately 6,000,000
Jews and 4,000,000 gentiles. Was that God's will? No. The
Allies defeated his war machine and closed the concentration
camps. Was that God's will? Yes.
We need to be very careful in using the expression "God's
will." Doesn't our experience show that people most often
use this term to describe someone else's suffering?
They do this, of course, to restore some kind of order in
a seemingly chaotic world.
In the Book of Job, three friends think that Job's suffering
reveals God's will. At the book's conclusion, God denies
that explanation.
In the Gospel of John, Jesus' disciples assume that the
man born blind was being punished for his sins or those
of his parents. Jesus rejects both alternatives (9:3).
I once saw a three-panel cartoon. In the first panel, God
is standing on a cloud, looking pensive. In the next panel,
God goes to a wire container with numbered balls (like those
used in bingo) and picks one out. In the final panel, a
man walks down a street and the masonry from a balcony comes
loose and is about to fall on him.
I do not think that tragedies happen that way—and I doubt
that cartoonist did either. Some human suffering is created
by people (I smoke three packs of cigarettes a day and then
develop emphysema or I drive too fast on a slippery, winding
road and have an accident). Other suffering is created by
forces of nature (people die in hurricanes, volcanic eruptions,
etc.). Many more problems, however, are caused by the misuse
of human freedom than by so-called "acts of God."
God's will is that each person live as someone made in
God's image and likeness. God's will is that we share eternal
life with God. Must God do anything and everything to guarantee
this? No, because that would render human freedom meaningless.
In the First Letter to the Thessalonians, St. Paul writes,
"This is the will of God, your holiness..." (4:3). God's
overall will for us is certain; how we respond is not so
We dare not exalt human freedom to the detriment of God,
who created it. We likewise should not use "God's will"
as a way of undercutting human freedom and the importance
of our daily decisions.
In Jesus' parable about the Last Judgment (Matthew 25:31-46),
we can easily imagine that those who were saved and those
who were condemned had very different ideas about God's
will—especially when it came to feeding the hungry, clothing
the naked and the other works of mercy which Jesus lists.
If those types of suffering are God's will, then why bother
trying to alleviate them? Jesus, however, praises those
who respond with compassion to the needs of their brothers
and sisters. He condemns those who deny compassion to those
in need.
It's too easy to say that the suffering which happens to
other people is God's will. If that were true, then every
work of compassion would oppose God's will. The Scriptures
deny that.
One person's death and another's survival in an accident
have nothing to do with their respective importance in God's
Ultimately, we have to admit that God and God's way of
dealing with people are great mysteries. Using reason enlightened
by faith, we can rightly probe these mysteries, but eventually
we must admit with Job that we cannot question God as equals.
Shouldn't Jews Be Catholics?
My aunt and I were recently discussing and wondering: If Jesus was Jewish, why didn't all the Jews become Catholics? I feel that I should know the answer to this but I do not.
A: The biggest objection to Jesus by his Jewish
contemporaries was his talk about God as Father, Son and
Spirit. Living among people who worshiped many gods, Jewish
people maintained their faith precisely because they insisted
on worshiping only one God.
Most of Jesus' Jewish contemporaries feared that he did
not share that belief. His followers, however, have always
affirmed that they believe in one God in three persons.
When Pope John Paul II went to Rome's main synagogue in
1986, he affirmed that God's covenant with the Jewish people
has never been revoked. The pope has often repeated that
conviction, quoting from Vatican II's Declaration on
the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions
Putting My Prayers Into Action
Q: I want to be a good Christian,
but I am having a lot of trouble being humble and contrite.
Even though I try to concentrate on the words when I pray,
I feel as if I am missing something.
Why? An hour after praying I often
feel upset with my husband for leaving his dirty clothes
on the floor or his dirty dishes on the counter. I seem
to lose all humility and end up speaking crossly.
I have tried many things to stop myself
and I hate when I do this. Sometimes it seems as though
I watch myself and think, "Shut your mouth and don't say
it," but I say the angry words anyway. I now try to remind
myself every time I pick up his dirty clothes that instead
of being upset about this I should be thankful that I can
do this.
Sometimes, I just wish I could cut
my tongue out so that I would be kinder to him. Do you have
any suggestions?
A: Perhaps you could pray often, "Lord, help me to
speak the truth in love today—especially to my husband."
You don't want, however, to stop speaking the truth to yourself
and to others: Selfish behavior can and should be called
You do not want to use that truth like
a cannon, blasting someone else to smithereens. Only a partial
truth can be used that way. Your husband is more than this
annoying habit and you are more than your frustrations.
With God's grace and human cooperation, a solution can be
What About Surrogate Parenting?
Q: In doing a research paper on surrogate parenting,
I came across two articles: one by a Christian saying this
is O.K. and another presenting the Catholic Church's teaching
that it is not allowed.
The first article cited the story of Abraham using Hagar
to produce offspring because his wife, Sarah, was infertile
(Genesis 16:1-16). This article's author said that since
God did not forbid this, it must be O.K. How do you respond
as a Catholic?
A: Surrogate parenting introduces up to five people
as possible parents: the couple raising the child, an egg
donor, a sperm donor and a woman who carries the fertilized
egg to term. Even if that number is reduced to three (only
one spouse is infertile and the woman raising the child
also bears him or her), you are still risking eventual confusion
about the child's sense of identity.
We also know that courts have not always upheld agreements
that infertile couples thought were binding.
Even though a married couple may desire a child, does that
mean that any and all means to have one are morally good?
Even if that includes destroying fertilized eggs not yet
Considering how things developed for Hagar and Ishmael,
her son by Abraham, is that story's conclusion (Genesis
21:9-21) really an argument in favor of surrogate motherhood?
The Hagar story does not support surrogate parenting (or
slavery) today.
Why is surrogate motherhood preferable to adopting a child
who needs a loving family?
Just as there are limits regarding means used to preserve
life, there are moral limits about procedures used to conceive
children. Everything possible is not automatically morally
Please know that the Catholic Church accepts some medical
procedures which can help conception to occur in the woman's
body, using her egg and her husband's sperm. For more information
on this topic, read "Helping
Childless Couples Conceive" from the April 1997
issue of St. Anthony Messenger.
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
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More than 100 business professionals from Watertown and the surrounding areas gathered at the Maranatha Dining Complex March 1 for breakfast and a meeting featuring keynote speaker Richard Chandler, Wisconsin's Department of Revenue Secretary. Maranatha proved to be the ideal setting for the 2013 Economic Breakfast. Students went about their breakfast routines quietly and respectfully [Continue Reading…]
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The Hiding Place: A Story of God's Faithfulness
Maranatha will step out of the usual for this year's spring dramatic production. Director Jeffrey Miller said the perspective provided by The Hiding Place is like nothing the College has done before. "This year's play is a compelling story with strong, rich text, and punctuated humor throughout; yet it pictures the depth and starkness of [Continue Reading…]
Church Planting Conference Explores Vital Ministry
Mark Brooks is convinced of the need to train and encourage church planters. "It needs to be an emphasis," Brooks said. "It needs to be a huge emphasis." Brooks ('90), pastor of the four-year-old Heritage Baptist Church of Cedarburg, WI, was one of four guest speakers for the first Maranatha Church Planting Conference. The Oct. [Continue Reading…]
Pastors Seek Energetic Students at Ministry Recruitment Day
Click here to download photos from Ministry Recruitment Day 2012 Pastors with a desire to "energize" their churches gathered September 6 at Maranatha—a great place to find energy sources. Many new pastors, and at least one new church, came to campus for Ministry Recruitment Day. The annual event helps pair students looking for local church [Continue Reading…]
Army ROTC Orientation Scheduled for Aug. 25
Returning, new, and prospective cadets can all participate in Army ROTC Orientation, August 25 at 10 a.m. at Maranatha. The event is mandatory for all cadets. Visitors and spectators are welcome. The day will include a variety of demonstrations, competitions, and team building activities, and ends with a free sub sandwich lunch. Orientation begins in [Continue Reading…]
U.S. Senate Candidate Thompson Visits Campus
"You have a nursing program?" "You have ROTC?" "Wait, you have a Sport Management degree?" Former Wisconsin Governor and U.S. Senate candidate Tommy Thompson seemed surprised at the breadth of education available at Maranatha when he visited campus July 13. The surprise was warranted; after all, Maranatha has come a long way since Thompson was [Continue Reading…]
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See Graduation photo galleries here Graduating from college is a terrific accomplishment, whether you complete your studies in three years or almost 30. Maranatha's 2012 Commencement ceremony included a wide spectrum of students among its 157 College and 19 Seminary graduates. The Class of 2012 was the third-largest in College history. Friday's conferral of degrees [Continue Reading…]
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See Graduation photo galleries here Leah Nagel just seems to have a way with cranky people. "Leah can talk even the most bitter man into doing just about anything," Maranatha Nursing Department Chair Kelly Crum said of Nagel, named winner of the Florence Nightingale Best Bedside Nurse Award during Thursday morning's Nurse Pinning Ceremony. "She [Continue Reading…]
Why Every Music Student Should Be In a Musical
Maranatha just finished it's ninth and final performance of the musical, Anne of Green Gables under the direction of Carol Senn Ruffin. The orchestra was conducted by Dr. David Brown. The cast, crew, and musicians received outstanding reviews from the community, special guests, the student body, and faculty and staff. According to the orchestra members, Maranatha's [Continue Reading…]


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Physical computing.
Hands od the clock stend still if the sorounding environment is quitet. When the sound appears the hands move quicker the louder the environmental sound is.
Technique: a microphone detects sounds in the clock environment and sends data to the software (a pach in Pure Data). Software - throue the MIDI interface - controls the electromotor that moves the hands of the clock. I also used some screws and pice of a adhesive tape. Project was made in the frame of the workshop and exhibition Reality Log/Environmental Scan, led by Stefan Doepner/F18 Institute.
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We're excited to announce our first Spanish-language email devotional: Evangelio Viviente!
Evangelio Viviente is a weekly devotional newsletter that covers faith topics like suffering, prayer, anger and holiness. Each Friday, Evangelio Viviente will challenge and encourage you with questions like: Do I need to grow spiritually? Am I being tempted or overwhelmed? How can I draw closer to God in my daily walk? Each devotional is written by Jose Riveron and is drawn from the Evangelio.com blog. Sign up to receive the weekly Evangelio Viviente devotional here.
Although Evangelio Viviente is our first Spanish-language devotional, there are a number of other Spanish resources at Bible Gateway! Our Verse of the Day email is available in the Spanish Nueva Versión Internacional Bible translation. And Bible Gateway itself can be viewed entirely in Spanish–to switch BibleGateway.com to Spanish, click on the En Español link in the upper right corner of the site.
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noun[mass noun]
Great respect; reverence: the traditional veneration of saints
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- They, therefore, offer worship and not mere veneration to it.
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No. 11 To Be Worn No More
Caps will retire Mike Gartner's jersey at Dec. 28 pre-game ceremony
Drafted with the Caps' first choice (fourth overall) in the 1979 NHL Entry Draft, Gartner was the first player drafted by the Capitals who went on to achieve election to the Hockey Hall of Fame. After playing with the Cincinnati Stingers of the WHA in 1978-79 in that circuit's final season, Gartner came to Washington and first graced the District ice with his blazing speed down the right side and his lethal shot.
"Capitals fans have fond memories of Mike Gartner flying down the right wing and scoring goals at the Capital Centre," said Capitals chairman and majority owner Ted Leonsis. "This is a fitting tribute to one of the elite offensive players in the history of the game who was a crucial member of the first Capitals playoff teams."
Gartner played in 1,432 games with five different teams over the course of his 19-year NHL career. He totaled 708 goals and 1,335 points. A decade after his retirement from the game, Gartner ranks sixth on the NHL's all-time goal-scoring list. He trails only Wayne Gretzky, Gordie Howe, Brett Hull, Marcel Dionne and Phil Esposito.
Gartner spent the first eight-plus seasons of his NHL career in Washington. He scored at least 35 goals in each of his eight full seasons with the Capitals, and ran off a streak of 15 straight seasons with 30 or more goals beginning with 1979-80, his first season in the NHL. It took a labor stoppage – the lockout-shortened season of 1994-95 – to end his streak.
When he departed the District in a Mar. 7, 1989 trade with the Minnesota North Stars, Gartner was the Capitals' all-time leader in goals (397) and points (789). He held those standards until the early part of this decade when Peter Bondra surpassed both marks. Gartner now ranks second on the Caps' all-time list in both goals and points.
"It is a tremendous honor to be recognized by the Washington Capitals and to join the distinguished company of my fellow teammates Ivan Labre, Rod Langway and Dale Hunter," Gartner said. "I look forward to the upcoming evening in December and sharing those fond memories with my family and those fans in attendance."
For more on Gartner, we encourage you to read a profile of the right wing that appeared here upon his enshrinement to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2001.


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Volume 49, Issue 9, September 1978
High sensitivity image intensifier‐TV detector for x‐ray diffraction studies49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135589View Description Hide Description
A sensitive, efficient image intensifier‐TV x‐ray detector is described that has been optimized for a large class of diffraction studies of biological structures. All of the major components are commercially available. The system is well suited to measuring the intensity of diffraction patterns that are weak, or changing with time. Because there is no count rate limitation, it is particularly well suited for studies utilizing the high fluxes of synchrotron sources.
Electron multiplier–scintillator detector for pulse counting positive or negative ions49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135590View Description Hide Description
A general‐purpose ion detector has been developed for fast pulse counting in mass spectrometry. It consists of a six‐stage electron multiplier joined to part of a scintillator detector. This novel arrangement combines the virtually noiseless pulse‐amplification response of an electron multiplier with the bipolar voltage flexibility of a scintillator detector. The resulting hybrid detector is superior in performance to either an electron multiplier or a conventional scintillator detector. It is designed to detect a beam of positive ions or negative ions focused to a line image or to a spot at the focal plane of a mass analyzer. Background counting noise is less than 1 count/min when the detector is used in either the positive ion or negative ion detecting mode. Mass‐resolved ions are post‐accelerated through an electric field to give them an additional kinetic energy of 10 keV before they strike the ion‐to‐electron converter in the electron multiplier. This allows low‐energy ions to be detected with an efficiency close to unity, over a range of ion masses from 1 amu up to several hundred amu. Randomly spaced pulses can be counted at rates from 0 Hz to 10 MHz. The design of the detector and its operating characteristics are discussed.
Time‐of‐flight electron velocity spectrometer using transverse electric field deflectors49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135591View Description Hide Description
A time‐of‐flight electron velocity spectrometer using two transverse electric field deflectors as fast electronic shutters has been constructed. Square‐wave voltage pulses applied to the two shutters limit the transmitted current to electrons in selected narrow velocity ranges. Analysis of the magnitude of this transmitted electron current as a function of the time delay between the two shutter openings leads to the electron velocity or energy spectrum in the incident charged particlebeam.Time resolutions of 5 ns (FWHM) can be obtained with the present apparatus for electrons in the 5–100 eV range.
Effects of a long entrance aperture upon the azimuthal response of spherical section electrostatic analyzers49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135566View Description Hide Description
The transmission characteristics of spherical section electrostatic analyzers with long entrance apertures have been studied. The presence of a long entrance aperture appreciably broadens the normally narrow azimuthal response of such analyzers at large incident polar angles. A technique for calculating the transmission at any polar angle is presented. Calculated azimuthal response curves at polar angles of 0°, 25°, and 50° agree well with laboratory measurements for a 90° section analyzer. In the limit of zero polar angle, our calculations reveal that a previously derived and widely used analytical expression for the integrated energy‐angle response underestimates that response by 12%–25% depending upon the analyzer bending angle. An analytical expression that better approximates the true response is presented.
Calibration of mass spectrometers for van der Waals dimers49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135592View Description Hide Description
A stream tube from a small supersonic free jet i n v a c u o is passed successively through the ion source of a quadrupolemass spectrometer and into an enclosed ionization gauge which indicates total mass flux. By simultaneous measurements of dimer and monomer ion currents as well as total mass flux we are able to arrive at absolute values of the relative concentration of neutral monomer and dimer in the free jet. Results obtained with argon, carbon dioxide, and oxygen indicate substantial fragmentation of dimers in the ion source. Consequently, populations of neutral dimers in supersonic free jets of the kind widely used as beam sources may be much larger than previous studies have indicated.
Detection of soft x rays with NEA I I I–V photocathodes49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135593View Description Hide Description
We describe the experimental energy response of a negative electron affinity (NEA) I I I–Vphotocathode to x rays with energies from ∼0.8 to ∼3 keV. Energy resolutions, E/ΔE, from ∼1 to ∼3 are obtained, together with ∼100% quantum efficiency. Theoretical calculations based on an electron diffusion model are shown to be in good agreement with the experimental results. The use of NEA I I I–Vphotocathodes as efficient soft x‐ray detectors with good energy and spatial resolution is discussed for imaging applications in x‐ray astronomy.
Integrated circuit ac mutual inductance bridge for magnetic susceptibility measurements49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135567View Description Hide Description
A versatile ac mutual inductance bridge is described which uses integrated circuit operational amplifiers (op‐amps) for the measurement of magnetic susceptibilities of ferro‐, ferri‐, and para‐magnetic samples. The circuit employs op‐amps both for balancing the bridge and for detecting the differential signal from the sample coil. The response of the circuit is linear over a wide range of sample susceptibilities, and is calibrated directly in absolute units (emu) using a multiturn digital potentiometer. The sensitivity of the instrument for weak paramagnetic samples (1 g) is ±3×10−7 emu.
Microwave cavity for EPR at high hydrostatic pressures49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135568View Description Hide Description
The design of a simple pressure locked cavity for use in X‐band EPR studies at high hydrostaticpressures and temperatures down to liquid nitrogen is described. A coaxial coupling arrangement which avoids the use of sapphire is used.
Analyzer system for field emission energy distribution (FEED) measurements49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135569View Description Hide Description
A newly designed analyzer system for measuring the energy distribution of field emitted electrons (FEED) is presented. A Kuyatt–Simpson type lens system is combined with a two‐stage 127° analyzer. A resolution of 15 meV is obtained with a transmission energy of 0.5 eV.
Interfacing a microcomputer with the Varian EM−360 NMR spectrometer49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135570View Description Hide Description
Numerous NMR signal enhancement devices (CAT or Computers of Average Transients) are available commercially but at relatively high cost. These also have little or no flexibility of application, i.e., they are essentially signal averagers and nothing else. A far superior alternative, both in economy and range of application, is found in the new generation of computational devices based upon 8‐bit LSI microprocessors. This paper reports the practical details of achieving a successful interface between one such microcomputer, the Altair 8800B, and the Varian EM‐360 1H‐NMR spectrometer. The resulting system is programmable in high level language (8k basic) and has sufficient memory to achieve 4096 point (12 bit) field resoltuion. The interface yields an intelligent instrument with multiple capabilities. Several operating modes have been developed using high level language programming, and these include conventional spectrum acquisition with variable field resolution, repetitive scan CAT, difference spectrometry, kinetic NMR spectrometry, progressive saturation analysis (for T1 and T2), and INDOR. The CAT program, for example, required 2 h to develop and debug, while a graphic output subroutine (shared by all modes) was written in 1 h. Correlation spectrometry is under development and requires user defined machine language routines. The system provides a graphic output of digitized data (using the existing recorder), magnetic storage of data files, and immediate data reduction capabilities.
Gigahertz stroboscopy with the scanning electron microscope49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135571View Description Hide Description
The application of the stroboscopic scanning electron microscope to gigahertz Gunn effect devices is discussed. Two modes of operation, the deflection mode and the bunching mode, are considered. In the bunching mode, using 1.5 ps beam pulses, two‐dimensional voltage contrast in a Gunn effect device triggered at 1 GHz has been observed. A powerful technique for a device in pulsed operation is also presented. With this technique, the nonuniform domain propagation in the three‐dimensional‐structure Gunn device in pulsed operation has been clearly observed. The duty cycle of the pulsed operation has been 4×10−3.
Spatial dose uniformity monitor for electrically scanned ion beam49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135572View Description Hide Description
A technique is described for direct and precise monitoring of the spatial dose uniformity of an electrically scanned ion beam. The method employs a two‐dimensional 10×10 array of Faraday cups, individually connected to a current integrator, to measure local dose distribution. It also employs a microprocessor for rapid data processing and topographic data display. The technique is applicable to high quality ion implantation processes as a uniformity monitor with an accuracy of 1%. In addition, a new concept for uniform ion beam scanning is proposed.
Laser flash method for measuring thermal conductivity of liquids—application to low thermal conductivity liquids49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135573View Description Hide Description
A laser flash method developed for the measurement of thermal conductivity of solids was applied to liquids of low thermal conductivity. The sample liquid was sandwiched in between a small thin metal disk and a sample holder. When the laser beam is absorbed in the front surface of the metal disk, the temperature of the disk quickly rises about 2 K and heat then flows downwards through the sample liquid as one‐dimensional heat flow. The thermal conductivity of liquid can be obtained from the temperature fall of the disk without employing any reference materials and also without measuring the thickness of the sample liquid layer. Thermal conductivities of water and toluene near room temperature were measured by this method with a mean deviation of 2.6%. This laser flash method may be applied to the measurement of the thermal conductivity of liquids such as molten salts at elevated temperatures.
Surface wave velocity measurement using reflections from laser scribed grooves49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135574View Description Hide Description
The measurement of ultrasonicsurface wave (USW) velocity is difficult using the pulse overlap method (POM) in the presence of an externally applied stress. Coupling variations between the sample and the transducer cause nonuniform distortions of the two received pulses which makes the overlap condition difficult to determine over an extended stress range. The adaptation in this paper of a single transducer configuration to generate and detect the USW eliminates coupling variations between two or more transducers. In addition, two parallel, precisely positioned and contoured grooves are laser scribed on the sample surface to provide the necessary overlap echoes. Since both echoes are reflected only once by identical grooves and are equally affected by the distortions due to coupling variations, the overlap condition is relatively unaffected by the external stress and the accuracy of the USW velocity measurement is increased significantly.
System for monitoring the thickness of transparent layered structures49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135575View Description Hide Description
A system is described that will track light reflections from transparent lamellar structures and will provide a running time average of the thicknesses of the component layers. Thicknesses measured with the microprocessor‐controlled system can be read to 0.2 μm (0.02% of the scan range). Its performance is demonstrated by the effect of a hypotonic shock on the thicknesses of the stroma and epithelium of a rabbit cornea.
Improved high‐intensity microwave discharge lamp for atomic resonance absorption and fluorescence spectrometry49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135576View Description Hide Description
An unusually good combination of high intensity and narrow line has been achieved in a microwave discharge lamp by placing the optical window in the center of the microwave cavity. Construction details and performance characteristics are described.
Measurement of thermoelectric power of solids up to 10 GPa49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135577View Description Hide Description
A method of measuring thermoelectric power of solids as a function of pressure up to nearly 10 GPa is described. A tungstencarbide opposed anvil setup is used to generate the pressure.
Molecular ion source having low energy spread and single‐electron‐impact excitation49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135578View Description Hide Description
A cylindrically symmetric electron‐bombardment ion source is described that has been useful in beam experiments with molecular ions. Measurements indicate that the ions have a kinetic‐energy spread (full‐width at half‐maximum) of 0.5–1.0 eV, a current of several microamperes, and a population distribution that is consistent with vibrational and rotational factors resulting from single‐electron‐impact ionization. The source exhibits low noise (≲ twice the theoretical shot‐noise limit) and has a compact and easily serviceable construction.
Apparatus for the measurement of small absorption change kinetics at 820 nm in the nanosecond range after a ruby laser flash49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135579View Description Hide Description
An apparatus for the measurement of kinetics of small absorption changes (ΔA≃10−3–10−4) at 820 nm in a biological sample in the nanosecond range after a short high‐intensity ruby laser flash (200 mJ, 8 ns) is described. The laser‐induced fluorescence artefact is greatly reduced by the use of a solid‐state laser diode as source of measuring light, in combination with a microscope lens and a diaphragm. The signal‐to‐noise ratio is enhanced by the use of an avalanchephotodetector connected to a laboratory‐made low‐noise and interference‐free amplifier. The signals are processed by a transient digitizer in combination with a signal averager. The response time of the apparatus is about 20 ns. With some modifications the apparatus can be used to measure absorption changes in a broad spectral range.
Mechanism of the hysteresis effect in rate‐dependent photomultiplier gain variations49(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1135580View Description Hide Description
The hysteresis effect in rate‐dependent photomultiplier gain variations observed in a particular ten‐stage tube was extensively studied to clarify the mechanism involved. The transition points or count rates at which abrupt gain changes take place are measured with respect to the anode and ninth dynode pulses as a function of light pulse intensity and applied high voltage. The experimental results show that the transition occurs at constant average currents and is attributed to certain physical processes on the ninth dynode. Besides, extensive measurements of the hysteresis curves are performed with respect to the ninth dynode pulse for various biases applied to the tenth dynode. The results clearly indicate that the transitions are due to sudden changes in surface potential on the ninth dynode, presumably resulting from dielectric breakdown in the dynode surface layer. In accordance with these and other measurements, a possible physical mechanism is proposed to interpret the hysteresis effect. With the proposed mechanism, temperature effect on the transition points and possible dependence of the hysteresis effect on dynode structure are briefly discussed.


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Blaming Ben for this loss, because the offense didn't score in the 4th quarter is like blaming the spoon for being overweight.
1.25) Artie Burns - CB, Miami (Mackensie Aleander)
2.58 ) Sean Davis - S/CB, Maryland (Deion Jones)
3.89) Javon Hargrave - DT, S. Carolina St. (Nick Vannett)
4.123) Jerald Hawkins - OT, LSU (Deandre Houston-Carson)
6.220) Travis Feeny - OLB, Wash (Darius Jackson)
7.227) Demarcus Ayers - WR, Hou (Graham Glasgow)
7.246) Tyler Matakevich - OLB, Temple (Travis Feeney)
The referee said that you hit Brian Sipe too hard. Did you hit him too hard?
I hit him as hard as I could - Jack Lambert
carson Palmer scored 14 points in the 4th. If he scores zero like Ben WE WIN.
So games are won after 3 quarters now? Ok
Correction. Carson scored 17 in the 4th
Sounds like a bitter pats fan, to be honest
Ben Roethlisberger is a stand up guy. You guys are all excuse makers. Ben agrees with me. Better put him on ignore lol
"The last third down, they brought the hot," Roethlisberger said.
"Heath [Miller] was the hot guy. We might have gotten 2 yards. I just missed Mike. I have to make that play."
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/...#ixzz27ODMapdQ
shut up, please.


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Wessel: The Likely Buzz at the IMF/World Bank Meetings
Finance ministers and central bankers from around the world descend on Washington this week, as they do every year at this time for the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. Here's a quick guide to what's likely to be the corridor buzz:
1. Ukraine. With the U.S. and Western Europe urging speedy action, the IMF is still putting the finishing touches on a $14 billion to $18 billion loan to Ukraine, pushing the new government agree to raise natural-gas prices (which are lower than anywhere else in Eastern or Western Europe) while avoiding (what many consider to be) past IMF mistakes of demanding too much belt-tightening. Barring some adverse surprise, the loan is likely to be signed before the end of April. One important detail: Ukraine and the IMF have a plan to give cash to the bottom 30% of households to offset the pain of gas-price hikes.
2. U.S. Congress. Despite pleas from the Obama administration, the U.S. Congress hasn't approved agreements to shift money from one IMF pocket to another and rejigger to IMF voting power to reflect the rise of Asian emerging markets. The voting change requires consent of countries holding 85% of the voting power in the IMF; so far 76.4% of the votes have been cast. But nothing can happen with the U.S.,which holds 17% of the votes so the agreement can't be implemented until Congress acts. Administration officials are bracing for complaints from visiting foreigners and lectures that the U.S. is eroding its standing in the world. Administration officials will point the finger at Congress and say the president hasn't given up.
3. China. Economies of much of the world, particularly commodity exporters, are very sensitive to the slowdown in China and there's widespread curiosity – in some quarters, angst – that China's shadow banking system is in trouble. But officials in the West figure China has such big reserves and so little reluctance to nationalize private enterprises that it can handle whatever mess the banking system creates. One new development, though: Renewed focus on the yuan. After years of gradually climbing, the Chinese currency lately has been falling, prompting suspicions in Washington that Chinese leaders are trying to sustain exports by pushing the currency down – and that's likely to draw some criticism both from the U.S. and from Europe (where the euro has been uncomfortably strong.)
4. The exit. After last year's "taper tantrum" – the sharp reaction of financial markets to the Federal Reserve's first move toward reducing the pace of its bond purchases ("quantitative easing"), the Fed drew stiff criticism for not paying enough attention to the impact of its policies on the rest of the world, particularly emerging markets. Emerging-market financial markets have calmed down and Fed officials have tried to be better at communications, but officials from India and elsewhere are likely to use the spotlight of the spring meetings to renew their calls on advanced-economy central banks to take a more global view of their responsibilities, a/k/a "international monetary policy cooperation."
5. Global growth. This is always on the agenda, of course, but the nature of the conversation has shifted from recession-fighting to widespread anxiety that the crisis did lasting harm to the potential pace of growth in many parts of the world – and that a prolonged period of high unemployment and, in many countries, low investment is going to doom the world to distressingly slow economic growth rates. Although there's far from a universal consensus on remedies, and the circumstances vary by country, there is more talk than there has been in recent years about the benefits of increased public investment and less talk about the urgency of reducing government budget deficits.
David Wessel is a contributing correspondent to The Wall Street Journal and director of the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at the Brookings Institution. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Dallas County DA's office, ICE arrest counterfeit ID makers
Here's the press release from the Dallas County DA's office:
(DALLAS – November 18, 2010) – Today, investigators from the Dallas County District Attorney's office, who are members of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)-led Dallas Document and Benefit Fraud Task Force, busted four foreign national suspects for manufacturing and selling counterfeit documents. These documents include state driver's licenses and social security cards.
"In order for law enforcement to be successful at cracking down on criminal activity and preventing citizens from becoming victims, agencies have to work together and support each other," said Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins. "We were happy to work with ICE on this important operation and we hope that today's arrests send a strong message that we will not tolerate the production of fraudulent identification documents in Dallas County, particularly when one of the alleged criminals was targeting minors."
The successful operation resulted in four arrests at local multi-vendor bazaars including Vikon Village Flea Market and the Garland Plaza Bazaar both in Garland and the Garibaldi Mercado Bazaar and the Plaza Latina Bazaar both in Dallas. The suspects — Kiros Wolde Selassie, Rossy Ruiz, Rosalba Villaverde-Acevedo and Yazmin Hinojosa — were all operating "ID stores" at these bazaars, where they were making counterfeit identification documents and selling them to customers. Production of a counterfeit Texas identification card is a violation of Texas Penal Code 37.10, Tampering with a Government Document which is a second degree felony with a punishment range of two to 20 years in prison.
"These arrests and investigation were initiated by members of the ICE-led Document and Benefit Fraud Task Force in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. This task force is comprised of more than 30 local, state and federal agencies that share their experience, expertise and law enforcement authorities," said John Chakwin Jr., special agent in charge of the ICE Office of Homeland Security Investigations in Dallas. "Together, these agencies help ensure that government identification documents are valid, and those receiving government benefits are legitimate." Chakwin oversees 128 counties in north Texas and the state of Oklahoma.
The Dallas County District Attorney's (DA) Office is located at the Frank Crowley Courts Building in Dallas, Texas, and is led by District Attorney Craig Watkins, who took office on January 1, 2007. The DA's office represents the State of Texas in the prosecution of all Dallas County criminal cases. For more information about the Dallas County District Attorney's Office, please visit www.dallasda.com.


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Extremely Muscular Guy Can't Open Bottle [VIRAL]
Over the weekend at the Mets-Royals game, TV cameras caught a JACKED-UP uber muscly guy struggling to open a bottle of water.
We usually don't like to take pleasure in other's misfortune… but this is HILARIOUS!
The commenters go to town with this guy!


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