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0. phoneArena 23 Feb 2013, 07:24 posted on
According to an insider, it looks like the Samsung Galaxy S IV will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor instead of a Samsung Exynos one because of heating issues with the latter; while the HTC One will use a Snapdragon 600 processor clocked at 1.7GHz, the one used on the next flagship Samsung handset will be set at 1.9GHz...
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106. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
The GS2 looks completely different from an iphone...
94. urtard (banned) (Posts: 82; Member since: 30 Jan 2013)
Xperia Z is an exact copy of LG Optimus G. I wonder if it's a coincidence that the letters G and Z sound similar ROFL Also every sony phones ever made is a copy of every LG phones and galaxy s2 LOL
Now here comes all the butt-devastated Sony shills paid by Sony!
146. rgxVOiD (Posts: 440; Member since: 30 Aug 2012)
Obvious troll is obvious
155. kobainez (Posts: 429; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
FYI the LG optimus G copied xperia GX front design. LG is the one that copied SONY in the first place. The gx came out before Optimus g
41. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I have them all (Galaxy Line), but enjoying the N7100 Note 2 as well
45. eyedoc81 (Posts: 49; Member since: 20 May 2011)
Was waiting until I heard a little more to make my decision. I don't see any reason to wait for SIV, gonna go with Note2.
46. MartyK (Posts: 816; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
Guess I'll wait until the Nexus 5 and Motorola X to come out now :(
85. drnggaj33 (Posts: 127; Member since: 29 Feb 2012)
im waiting for thoses phones too they also have to run 4.2.2 or higher for me to get it plus 32gb of memory with sd card and take out the battery then ill see what ill get
50. ChafedBanana (Posts: 381; Member since: 20 Sep 2011)
The removable battery is the most important feature to me. I can live with non-expandable memory. I will definitely own this phone. With pure AOSP though of course. TouchWiz can suck it.
53. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
ill stick with my note2 if this GS4 will not provide spectacular things abt this new display and features.. hmm i love SuperAmoled
149. maccess (Posts: 742; Member since: 16 Jan 2013)
same here.. maybe i'll stick with my s3 and wait for note3.. i love super amoled too because i watch a lot of movies or anime with my s3 before i'm going to sleep.. i love the deep black of amoled when watching in the dark...
54. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I don't see the rush here to release the S4 on time. Sammy could easily hold this event until September or October. The S3 came out last year & it's still in the front line fighting against the new devices (Xperia Z & HTC One) demonstrating that it can handle the fight. Same is the Note2 which is an excellent device.
Look at Apple: They took a long time to release the Iphone 5 & they are taking it light to realease the Iphone 6 as they're mostly focusing on their Ipad. On the other hand, Blackberry took a long time to develope BB10 & even tough it's not perfect, it's far better than OS 7.1
I don't see why Sammy is trying to rush this. Consumers should wait if they want something good. At the end of the day if the S4 is a fail the consumers will destroy it with their comments.
I'm a realistic Android Fanboy. I don't have an issue with the 1.9 Snapdragon & the 2GB of RAM, but we need a better screen man!
Just hope this handset would not be announced on March 14th
It's my humble opinion.
74. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
hmm a year is enough, there r many people out there waiting for an excellent upgrade.. a year is also enough for sammy to test all things done, and why (maybe) at this last moment, they didnt come up with all things perfectly done like the SuperAmoled FHD and the Exynos..
If samsung knows that S4 will be sold 100000000 in units, i have a great hope that they will come up with a bang.. well just wait, s3 disppoints many people bcoz of its design but still the superAmoled, Exynos, camera and touchwiz made it sell so magical.. hmm
120. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I don't see the S3 as a dissapointment as it have sold millions of units & will continue to sell many more.
157. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
just abt d design, when i first saw the design, i said "what??" but when i saw it on actual, its not bad, above average because it certainly makes me want it to hold always because of its ergonomic shape :D
169. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Part of me thinks that design and materials are irrelevant: as long as there is a good quality screen and amazing hardware powering the software you see, then who really cares about design? At the end of the day, you should be paying for what a device is able to do, and how well it does it, not what it looks like. In my opinion, this is wholly the reason why Samsung Mobile has become so successful today. Since the Galaxy S and Galaxy SII, they have consistently provided the most cutting edge hardware with a well-rounded and customisable software. It certainly hasn't been design which has won Samsung rave reviews for it's mobile phones.
71. joey18 (Posts: 589; Member since: 20 Jul 2010)
too much bazel so htc one is gs4 killer and the iphone 5s same shiet
147. rgxVOiD (Posts: 440; Member since: 30 Aug 2012)
Xperia ZL have the smallest bezel to phone ratio ever, One didn't even come close. Its have a 4.7 inch screen but its as big as the Xperia ZL while that have a 5 inch screen
72. k4j98 (Posts: 60; Member since: 12 Jul 2012)
To bad, it looks like the screen is leaking side lights.
76. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
well...this is awkward.. Samsung flagship without exynos or amoled...number 4 really is bad luck for Koreans...as far as i know HTC one uses SoLux screen, but I might be wrong...I feel bad for Samsung for not being able to produce FHD AMOLED and Exynos quad or octa for their flagship device, now they don't have anything hardware vise to differentiate them from other manufacturers
77. half_21 (Posts: 44; Member since: 16 Nov 2012)
anyone here care to explain what solux display is? is it better or equal to an IPS LCD display? what's it's keypoint?
110. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
SoLux is the only lighting technology in the world able to replicate daylight and render products' colors the way they naturally appear -- images are sharper while colors are brighter and truer when viewed under natural daylight or SoLux. So i think that is backlight or something...
78. amats69 (Posts: 1432; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
well lets see whats samsung will be offering to us next month...but as of now HTC One is the phone to beat this year in terms of design and specs! the problem on sammy is thier design and materials they used on their phones!CHEAP looking phones its my opinion
140. MistB (Posts: 581; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
Cheapo phones yet they still sell by the millions and outsell HTC's more 'solid' materials by 30 to 1. The material does not maketh the phone, it's the software/usability and updates that do, something which Samsung is actually good at and where HTC fails big time. If the One doesn't save them this year and if they don't have an obligation to their customer by releasing another flagship phone and not bothering to update the One, it pretty much is curtains for them
80. dynamo.one (Posts: 63; Member since: 14 Feb 2013)
i can't believe all this..without exynos is one thing...but without a super amoled screen?? something is really wrong with samsung or this ain't galaxy s4..
81. dynamo.one (Posts: 63; Member since: 14 Feb 2013)
good bye perfect blacks..
82. redmd (Posts: 1268; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
Maybe AMOLED and Exynos will make a comeback on the Note3? But really AMOLED screen is a differentiating factor, a key selling point.
83. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
to change things here, heres another dissapointmnt :(
well if this is true, the note 8.0 looks ugly for me, im waiting for this as my graduation gift
88. abbas1997 (Posts: 7; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
SIV is gonna suck my d**k..........i'm buying the htc one
131. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
As long as it's not Apple, WP or BB my friend. We're on the same team!
We now have Samsung, HTC, Sony and Motorola fanbois.....LOL!
96. shawman (Posts: 4; Member since: 18 Sep 2012)
what is solux. Is it better than IPS or SLCD3.
111. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
SoLux is the only lighting technology in the world able to replicate daylight and render products' colors the way they naturally appear -- images are sharper while colors are brighter and truer when viewed under natural daylight or SoLux-there, i think solux is backlight of lcd or something like that
97. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
People were ripping into the GS3 during the unpacked event, until they used one. I am sure the same will apply here.
101. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
If those dimensions are true though and it is a square design, then it is WAY too big. I have no problem with LCD or the Qualcomm 600 but the dimensions and size are concerning unless the super thinness makes up for it. I'll reserve judgement though since ergonomics and in hand feel is what allows Samsung to pimp slap HTC and LG every year so I hope they don't drop the ball this badly.
119. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I don't see the S3 as a dissapointment. It sold millions & it's still selling like hote cakes.
150. maccess (Posts: 742; Member since: 16 Jan 2013)
most people dissapoint with the s3 looks not its performance.. i could say that the s3 might looks far from beauty but it actualy feels very ergonomic on your hand..
121. bparkerson (unregistered)
I m fine with the Qualcom 600, especially clocked at 1.9. I just hope they fade away from the overly repetitious "pebble" look and go to a more masculine HTC ONE look with front facing stereo speakers. Just don't call it something cheesy like "Boom Sound" or the like. If anyone has seen the rumored image of the SIV with the front facing speakers with a metallic pewter look... that's the hottest look on a device yet. Combine that with any of the three top processors including Qualcom 600, 800, or any Exynos quad core or above, and you have the best device out! Sing me a song Samsung!!!
128. ama3654 (Posts: 295; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
That means doing away with Wolfson audio DAC as well, music is very important to a lot of people. I'm sticking with Note 2 and see what Note 3 is gonna offer. I wouldn't mind if they can delay for a month or two to deliver Exynos 5 octa, FHD Super Amoled with diamond RGB, Mali T678, Wolfson Audio DAC, and some nice smooth aluminium or ceramic body.
Please Samsung keep the momentum!
129. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
I was against have the Snapdragon but after seeing those HTC One scores I changed my mind. Add 1080p display, keep removable battery, sd card and improve the camera it will be a sure hit.
I'm actually holding out for the Note 3 or Moto X but I love to see nice choices within the Android camp.
132. CELLKONTECH (Posts: 11; Member since: 23 Feb 2013)
no....... S4 will have a 4.99 inch FHD display with 440ppi with an unbrokeable glass made by samsung and will surely b announced in the 2nd week of april and it will b coming with ANDROID 5.0(KLP) with nature UI-2 and some other motion features.....it will b having Exynos Octa Core processor......and i can guarentee that it will must b having a wireless charging dock type of back cover...... -information i got from a samsung official named KIYUN SAI MING,a display expert of samsung in korea.
141. MistB (Posts: 581; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
Is this official, KLP won't be announced during April and is it also wise naming an official who may wish to remain anonymous unless he has given you consent to name him.
135. imkyle (Posts: 1073; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Qualcomm has proved to me that they are excellent in their S4 processors. My nexus 4 flies.
148. rizevnarastek (Posts: 347; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
Samsung will just be keeping up with the competition. Their processor and screen is not ready jet. Not beating HTC this time Samsung.
160. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
waaahhh.. SOMETHINGS WRONG WITH THE FONT/LETTER ARRANGEMENT IN THAT BOOT SCREEN!!!
the "g" in samsung should always be on top of the "X" in GALAXY
just like in all galaxies...
161. pokerc (Posts: 60; Member since: 24 May 2012)
Hmm no exynos or amoled screen?? Doesn't sound very galaxy
163. Diego! (Posts: 573; Member since: 15 Jun 2009)
I think we should wait until the official announcement... this is only just a rumour! BUT in case these rumours come true and Galaxy S IV won't come with Full HD SuperAMOLED and Exynos, it should be call "Samsung Orbit IV" :P
164. k1ng617 (Posts: 264; Member since: 13 Oct 2009)
Look at the terrible black levels and light bleed WTF??!!! That is a huge step back! They should have just kept the resolution and made it non-pentile e.g. Galaxy Note 2. That would have been incredibly sharp, not to mention fast because it needs to run less pixels.
171. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
dont worry
if im not mistaken
the "g" in samsung should always be on top of the "X" in GALAXY
just like in all galaxies...
the leak is fake, but its not a clear indication that s4 will use SuperAmoled
165. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
lmfao.... So in other words sandung have decided to now rip-off the Lumia 820's design. Most of the spec's listed above are just fanboy nonsense, but I do think the part about the processor is correct.
166. DKMDROID (Posts: 103; Member since: 09 Aug 2011)
Disappointing was getting ready to save up for this ...... there's no use in them breaking in tradition because they already made a fearsome reputation for themselves this isnt going to be a Galaxy S4 without the Exynos processor and Amoled screen this "PHONE" is going to be an Epic fail on Samsungs part
172. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
dont worry
if im not mistaken
the "g" in samsung should always be on top of the "X" in GALAXY
just like in all galaxies...
the leak is fake, but its not a clear indication that s4 will use SuperAmoled
173. arfinkhan (Posts: 25; Member since: 07 Feb 2013)
they have issue in exynos octa core,and theu had issue in s3''''2013 is not for samsung.......htc one is better than leaked s4.
174. arfinkhan (Posts: 25; Member since: 07 Feb 2013)
samsung sold more coz sony and nokia were in transitional year nokia only 2 model...sony came limited....,. People not going to take cheap plastic.....,.
175. AshishRomea (Posts: 145; Member since: 09 Aug 2012)
176. true1984 (Posts: 823; Member since: 23 May 2012)
is anyone really suprised by this? they did this with the US GS2 with the Snapdragon S3(except for Sprint) and the US GS3. they'll definitely do it again
177. sonofzeus (Posts: 95; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
a local dealer in india has posted a picture of the s4 in the website,with specs


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Because Joe Louis did so great against little Marciano.
I know, I know, he was past his prime.
FAT JOE B aka #52 is a prime example of an Amerikan who is terrified because the mythology of his boxing heroes is thrown into question by the emergence of European heavweights as the dominant force in HW boxing.
It's people who feel some kind of emotional tie to those old boxers via nostalgia or whatever who seem to feel the most compelled to try to continually denigrate the Klitschkos (and they did the same thing to Lewis when he was still active).
Logic says that the "new" heavyweight era of Lewis and K-Bros should be judged differently. How can one even consider a relative runt like 5' 11" and 185 pound Marciano competing with Lewis or a Klitschko?
And no, it's not just about size, it's about size and skill, and the Klitschkos have plenty of both, as did Lewis.
It's really not fair to fighters from these two very different eras to speculate on them fighting each other.
But that isn't going to stop people from making troll threads like this one.
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To say Joe Louis couldn't beat guys like Sanders, Brewster, Peter, Briggs, and others is really an insult. I mean, those guys aren't very good either.
People say "Oh well....other Heavyweights fought bums too, not just the Klitschko's".
But other heavyweights also had great fighters or very good fighters opposite them. The only great fight opposite either Klitschko is themselves. The best fighters either Klitschko beat were Byrd and Haye, as far as ability.
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The biggest problem for many of these guys is that the "new" heavyweight era of Lennox and the Klitschkos can also accurately be called the "post-American" heavyweight era.
If there were no Klitschkos or Pulevs around now and you had Amerikan guys like Seth Mitchell and Deontay Wilder and Cris "Crybaby" Arreola with world title belts, all you would hear from the same people is what a "great and competitive" heavyweight era this is.
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I mean compare Arreola, Mitchell, Thompson, and these American heavyweights to the likes of Holyfield, Bowe, and Moorer. It's not even close, you can easily see the drop off in skill level since the Lennox/Holyfield/Bowe era of the 90's concluded.
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It's easy to look at fighters who were heavily hyped in Amerika like Sam Peter (not Amerikan but black, close enough), Calvin Brock, Arreola, and others, and dismiss them as "garbage" and whatever now that they've been destroyed by a Klitschko.
However, if there had never been any Klitschkos and these guys were dominating, the hype machine for them would have continued. There's no reason why it wouldn't have.
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"To suggest this was somehow a calm and reasonable attempt to drive off the roadway is a tortured interpretation of the reality of these facts," Humphrey said.
Frost questioned if any of the attorneys could tell him how wide the right of way is for that section of Route 7, noting some roadways have right of ways 120 feet wide. Humphrey said the state was unprepared to prove the right of way at Tuesday's hearing.
Bair's attorney David D'Apolito, who is also a judge in Mahoning County, argued Bair had merely turned his vehicle off the roadway to bring his vehicle to a rest and he believes the dump truck tipped over 60 feet off the roadway, instead of the 47 feet suggested. He further claims new brakes had been installed and the brake adjustment issue was due to the accident and Bair attempting to stop.
"The defendant is nowhere near the roadway," D'Apolito said. "For some reason the decedent travels into the path of the truck. If he had traveled his lane, stayed in his lane as anyone would, there is no accident."
The defense attorneys also contended because it happened on private property, the statute regarding what constitutes negligence is a lessor standard.
Frost noted many of the points being brought up during the motion hearing were more factual issues for a jury to decide. He gave the attorneys until Sept. 10 if they would like to provide additional information about the jurisdictional issue about whether or not the highway patrol had the authority to investigate.
Specifically, the two motions were motions to dismiss and a motion to suppress evidence, both based primarily on the argument of jurisdiction. Humphrey argued both motions should be dismissed if Frost considered them at all because they were filed after the deadline.
Humphrey said he has provided Bair's attorneys with the coroner's report and blood records of Mayfield. The highway patrol is preparing a reconstruction report and Humphrey will subpoena the cell phone records from the time of the crash.
The jury trial is scheduled for Oct. 17. A civil lawsuit has also been filed.


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Bret,
Give Palo Alto a good look. ĀWe are replacing all of our Cisco gear here with them. ĀThe Network and Security guys LOVES them.Ā

http://www.paloaltonetworks.com/

Cisco has been scrambling here for us to try to give us something that is even remotely close to the ease of use and flexibility that is Palo Alto. ĀIt's actually quite funny.Ā

On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 9:36 AM, Bret McHone <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

We're migrating to a new internet pipe so we'll be making a log of changes. I see this as a great opportunity to re-architect our firewall deployment and was wondering what everyone's favorite enterprise grade firewall vendor is?

When I say enterprise I mean the ability to have 24/7 4 hour parts/maintenance and high level phone support. I personally prefer companies with call centers based in the U.S. and not Inida, but I know that's not always an option to get the vendor I want.

We've been using a couple Cisco ASAs which are pretty old so I figure we'll end up replacing them with either a newer model of the same thing or perhaps go another route.

I've heard good things about Sonicwall and Palo Alto firewalls, though I haven't had much experience with them..

What's your opinions?

Thanks,
Bret

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Rice fails to convince Republicans
28 Nov 2012 - 1:31
Sen John McCain (R-AZ) speaks to reporters after meeting with US Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, yesterday.
WASHINGTON: US envoy to the UN Susan Rice yesterday failed to quell a row with Republican lawmakers over the attack on a US mission in Libya that may damage her hopes of becoming the next secretary of state.
After hour-long talks, the lawmakers dug in their heels saying they were more troubled than ever over the US administration's explanation, led by Rice, about the September 11 attack on the US mission in Benghazi.
Senator John McCain, who has led the Republican onslaught against Rice, said they had had a "very candid discussion" but "we are significantly troubled by many of the answers that we got and some that we didn't get."
He questioned "whether ambassador Rice was prepared or informed sufficiently in order to give the American people a correct depiction of the events that took place."
President Barack Obama has not yet named a replacement for Hillary Clinton, who is set to step down as the top US diplomat early next year, but Rice, the current US envoy to the United Nations, is known to have long coveted the job.
She is widely touted as the favourite to be nominated for the post as Obama reshuffles his cabinet heading into his second term in the White House, with veteran senator and foreign policy wonk John Kerry also in the running.
But Rice, who went on the Sunday talk shows five days after the Benghazi assault in which ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died, has been accused by Republicans of misleading the public.
During the talk shows, Rice, using talking points provided by the CIA, said it was the government's "best assessment" that the assault appeared to have started from a "spontaneous" reaction by protesters angry at an amateur anti-Muslim video made on American soil.
In a statement after yesterday's meeting, Rice admitted for the first time that the intelligence community talking points "were incorrect in a key respect: there was no protest or demonstration in Benghazi."
"While, we certainly wish that we had had perfect information just days after the terrorist attack, as is often the case, the intelligence assessment has evolved," she said. Rice insisted however that "neither I nor anyone else in the administration intended to mislead the American people at any stage in this process."
Several leading Republicans have said they would oppose Rice's nomination, which needs to be approved by 60 out of the 100-strong Senate.
Republican senators Lindsey Graham and Kelly Ayotte also attended yesterday's meeting with Rice, who was accompanied by acting CIA director Mike Morell, and fired off an angry riposte afterwards.
"Before anybody could make an intelligent decision about promoting someone involved in Benghazi, we need to do a lot more," said Graham.
"All I can tell you, that the concerns I have are greater today than they were before. We're not even close to getting the basic answers," he added.
None of the senators said they heard anything to change their minds on Tuesday, and Ayotte said, "I would hold her nomination until I had additional answers to questions."
The meeting came after McCain appeared to have softened his stand on Rice, following a sharp rebuke from Obama during a press conference last week.
Asked on Sunday by Fox News if Rice could change his mind, McCain said: "Sure. She can. I'd give everyone the benefit of explaining their position and the actions that they took."
State Department and FBI probes are currently under way to find out what happened in Benghazi, with the investigation ordered by Clinton due to report its findings some time in December. Rice, who has had close links to Obama since his 2008 White House campaign, appeared to be largely absolved of any blame when the office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed the terms "Al-Qaeda" and "terrorism" had been removed from the "talking points" brief she was given.


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Information Quality, Auditor Reputation and Capitalization Effects: The Legacy of Enron
Peter G. Dunne
Central Bank of Ireland
Haim Falk
The Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
John Forker
Queen's University Management School
Ronan Powell
University College Dublin (UCD) - Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business; UNSW Australia Business School, School of Banking and Finance
April 2005
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the change in quality of the information environment pre- and post-Enron. We test whether the reputations of all auditors declined as a result of Enron. The impact on the market risk premium is also examined. An information processing model is developed to show that a structural break in information quality can produce a variety of outcomes for the responsiveness of the market to accounting information. We find that there was a fall in information quality post-Enron across all auditors. We also find that the Enron scandal, at least temporarily, adversely affected the market risk premium, confirming that information quality is part of systematic risk. These findings have obvious implications for the US audit industry, for accounting regulators and for the international competitiveness of US capital markets.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 36
Keywords: Accounting information quality, Auditor reputation, Earnings-response-coefficients, Risk premium
JEL Classification: D82, G12, G14, M41, M49
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Or, "Where does this Collin Klein performance stand on the all-time Wildcat carts for a single game?"
Addressing both questions, take into consideration what was on the line, and the fact West Virginia was ranked No. 17 in the nation prior to the over-whelming 55-14 victory.
For starters, on the line was maintaining a first-place hold on the Big 12 Conference standings with victories now over the top two contenders, and both coming on the road, and against a team ranked No. 17 nationally.
Check; check.
It was an absolute total domination. The Wildcats won on the road against a ranked team for unprecedented fourth game in a row, which includes "W's" over No. 5 Oklahoma, No. 24 Iowa State and now No. 17 West Virginia in the first seven games of this season.
The 41-point margin, 55-14, ranks as the most lop-sided win over a ranked team in K-State history, with the 55 points against a ranked team being second only to the 1969 Wildcats that defeated a No. 11-ranked Oklahoma squad, 59-21.
While K-State's offense was relentless, equally impressive is the fact that the Wildcat defense allowed just 14 points on 263 yards to a West Virginia team that had been averaging 46 points on 544 yards.
Oh, and this. It was a game where Collin Klein accounted for seven touchdowns and passed for over 300 yards for the first time in his career, and Tyler Lockett caught passes for 194 yards, which ranks fifth in K-State history … and more than his father, Kevin, ever caught in a single game.
This scribbling isn't to say Saturday's toying with the Mountaineers is the greatest game in K-State history, but it's certainly one for that conversation with other considerations of most dominating performance being:
• 2003 – No. 13 K-State 35, No. 1 Oklahoma 7 for the Big 12 title
• 1997 –No. 10 K-State 38, No. 14 Syracuse 18 in the Fiesta Bowl
• 1969 – No. 18 K-State 59, No. 11 Oklahoma 21 for KSU's first-ever win against a ranked team West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said afterward, "We lost to a very good football team tonight. You have to give Kansas State a lot of credit. They were mistake-free on all sides of the ball."
And, then there were the words that almost make you chuckle from the ever-so-hard to please Mr. Snyder: "We played well. We made mistakes and need to get better, but collectively, I think we did a nice job."
This is not to correct Mr. Snyder's assessment, but "a nice job" might be the understatement of the night.
Now, concerning Mr. Klein's performance, once again, maybe … that's maybe … one can find a better 60-minute Wildcat performance, but then again, maybe not.
Klein set an all-time K-State record for accounting for seven touchdowns … that's seven – four rushing and three passing – in a single game.
In doing so, he became only the 12th different quarterback in K-State history to hurl the ball for at least 300 yards, with his 323 total ranking 23rd on the single-game list. Oh yes, he did so on just 21 passing attempts, of which 19 were completions, to go along with his 12 carries for 41 yards and four scores.
Let me do the math for you:
• That's averaging 17 yards per completion
• That's averaging 15 yards per attempt
• That's averaging one touchdown per seven passing attempts
• That's averaging one touchdown for every three carries
Let's further detail that. That's 33 total plays that Klein was involved in with the result being seven touchdowns for Klein, who was named the Walter Camp National Offensive Player of the Week.
Best game ever? Maybe … maybe not. But again, when one considers the setting, and what was on the line for the team, it's a performance that's in the same conversation with:
• 1969 – Lynn Dickey passing for 380 yards against No. 11 Oklahoma for the Wildcats first win over a ranked team
• 1997 – Michael Bishop rushing for 77 yards and passing for 317, accounting for five touchdowns in a 35-18 win against No. 14 Syracuse in the Fiesta Bowl
• 1998 – Michael Bishop rushing or 140 yards and passing for 306 against No. 11 Nebraska for KSU's first win against the Big Red since 1968
• 2003 – Ell Roberson passing for 227 yards and four touchdowns, plus rushed for 62 yards in a stunning win over No. 1 Oklahoma in the Big 12 title game
• 2011 – Collin Klein accounting for six touchdowns in a 53-50 four OT win over Texas A&M when he rushed for 103 yards and five scores and passed for 281 and another TD
Here's guessing where Holgorsen's vote would go as following the game the West Virginia coach said of Klein: "He doesn't do anything wrong. He doesn't make mistakes. He is the same guy we saw on film. He is exactly the same guy we thought he would be. He's hard to tackle, he gets in good plays and doesn't turn the ball over. You can say what you want about his throwing motion, but it goes exactly where he wants it to go. He is a good football player."
This is not to correct Mr. Holgorsen's assessment, but "a good football player" might be yet another understatement of the night. Mr. Klein is much, much more than a "good football player," as Saturday's primetime performance may be/should be Klein's defining moment for the 2012 Heisman Trophy.
After all, K-State's No. 7 has out-played, and defeated, Oklahoma and its Heisman Trophy candidate in Landry Jones, and now out-played, and defeated, West Virginia and its Heisman Trophy candidate in Geno Smith.
Democrat or Republican, how difficult of a vote does that make it for the Heisman?


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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Funeral services for Fredrica Antonique "Nicky" Snowden, conducted by the Rev. Cindy C. Shaw, were held Saturday, December 14, 2013, at Bethel United Methodist Church of St. Stephen. Burial, directed by Henryhand Funeral Home, followed at Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery of St. Stephen. Ms. Snowden died Sunday, December 1, 2013. She was born June 23, 1976, the daughter of Freddie Williams and the late Mrs. Willie Mae Smith of Brooklyn, New York. There, she was raised and attended the public schools. At an early age, she became a member of Bushwick Methodist Church as well as a Girl Scout Troop. In 1991, she graduated from Bushwick High School. She continued to work for the Board of Education of New York and later started her own cleaning business. Survivors, in addition to her father, are: five children, Lanasia Jefferson of Alabama; LaShona Jefferson, Brekay Vaughan, Rakyla Vaughan and Champion Snowden, all of Atlanta, Georgia; her step-father, Verner Smith of Brooklyn, New York; two sisters, Telia Snowden (Chelle) of Titusville, Florida; and Tronda of Brooklyn, New York; and two Godchildren, Jomar Francise of Brooklyn, New York; and Shana Edwards of Titusville, Florida.
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Jill Biden may yet form an all-girl band called "Binders Full of Women," as she vowed Tuesday night on Twitter, but Philly cabaret crooner Johnny Showcase has already penned a little ditty about Mitt Romney's instantly infamous debate gaffe.
"I got a binder, a binder full of women, big as a pool for me to swim in," Showcase warbles on a homemade video posted at johnnyshowcase.blogspot.com. "I got a binder, cause I'm a job provider, who says that the gender gap got wider, if you've got a vaginder."
Showcase wrote and recorded his campy campaign contribution within two hours of the closing statements. Biden didn't beat him to it because, like millions of women across America, the vice president's accomplished English professor wife probably spent the night smarting over the notion that we are objects to be acquired and squired under a man's armpit.


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Re: Books sent to my email on home computer but not on my nook???FantasyRider Jul 5, 2011 2:34 PM (in response to shannonp4)
Welcome to the B&N forums.
I have never heard of B&N sending books to a person via e-mail. Are you sure it wasn't just an e-mail confirming that a book had been "purchased?"
As for why is it not on your Nook Color - did you manually refresh your library to cause it to force a resync with the B&N servers? If not, this is done by having the wifi on, selecting "library", the "book" tab, then the circular arrow at the bottom-left.
Re: Books sent to my email on home computer but not on my nook???MikeNC Jul 6, 2011 8:14 AM (in response to shannonp4)
Are you sure those emails were not simply your receipts? You should get an email receipt for every book you purchase (even if it was a free book). If you pre-ordered, you will get an email confirming the order and another when it is availble for download. To actually get the book, as mentioned, you need to sync your Nook's library, or download from the web site onto your computer and then sideload the book via a USB connection to your Nook.


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on October 17, 2012 - 11:03 PM
Jan. 4, 1933 – Oct. 12, 2012
George M. Winter Sr., a heavy-equipment operator and former proprietor of the Winter Haven Tavern in East Eden, died Friday in his Orchard Park home after a long illness. He was 79.
Born in Eden, the youngest of seven children, he developed a lifelong work ethic as a boy on his father's 200-acre farm.
A graduate of Eden Senior High School, he bought the family farm with one of his brothers when he was 18.
Mr. Winter joined Local 17 as a heavy-equipment operator in 1967 and worked on numerous highway projects, including the Route 17 Expressway on the Southern Tier. He ran machinery within sight of his family's old gray barn in 1974, building the Route 219 Expressway, which ran through his farm. He retired from union work in 1998.
In retirement, he continued running bulldozers and excavators, digging more than 100 ponds. He also had his own sawmill and enjoyed hunting, fishing, shooting pool and breeding hunting dogs, German shorthaired pointers.
In 1976, he ventured into the bar and restaurant business, buying the Winter Haven Tavern on Keller Road in East Eden. He operated it for 10 years with his ex-wife, the former Sharon Littlefield, and his children, and for another 15 years with his daughter, Sandra.
Other survivors include three sons, Lee, Paul and George; a daughter, Susan Adcock; a brother, Gilbert; and a sister, June Bowman.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Friday in Epiphany of Our Lord Catholic Church, 10893 Sisson Highway, North Collins.


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Howard Rachofsky looked every inch the erudite Ivy Leaguer in February 2005 when he and his wife, Cindy, announced that their entire art collection plus their stunning contemporary Preston Hollow mansion would go to the Dallas Museum of Art when they die. It was part of a joint bequest with the Rose and Hoffman families.
Dallasites could be forgiven for thinking that this polished benefactor, was transplanted from one of the coasts. But Howard Rachofsky is a former trumpet player in the Highland Park High School band whose first job after college was bailing prostitutes out of jail for criminal attorney Jim Mattox, later Texas attorney general. Rachofsky's Dallas roots are deep.
In 1986, Financial World magazine anointed him one of the 100 highest-paid people on Wall Street. But he wasn't actually trading on Wall Street. He was running a very successful hedge fund from an anonymous office on Oak Lawn Avenue.
At the dawn of the 20th century, his grandfather was a blacksmith on Pacific Avenue in downtown Dallas. For 40 years, his father, Sam Rachofsky, ran Uncle Jake's Pawn Shop on Elm Street before opening a diamond buying operation. Young Howard ran a front-yard Coke stand at the family's University Park home on Colgate Avenue.
Fresh out of law school, Rachofsky went to work for Mattox, but his passion was trading stocks.
His first year with Mattox, Rachofsky made $7,800 practicing law and $40,000 to $50,000 trading stocks.
In January 1972, he opened a one-room trading office in Bryan Tower and named his business Regal Capital, after his father's Regal Diamond Co.
A decade after he made Financial World's highest-paid list, Rachofsky unveiled his contemporary Preston Hollow mansion, designed by Getty Museum architect Richard Meier, and filled with the art treasures he'd been collecting.
Three years later, he co-founded Two By Two for AIDS and Art, the hottest gala ticket in town. Held annually since 1999 at the Rachofsky home, it benefits the Dallas Museum of Art and the American Foundation for AIDS Research and draws celebs such as Sharon Stone, Sigourney Weaver, Shirley MacLaine and Liza Minnelli. Barry Manilow, Alan Cumming and Dita von Teese have all performed at the gala.
Rachofsky's prescience at selling stocks translates to art as well. In the summer of 2008, Christie's in London sold one of the most iconic works in his collection: the 6-ton sculpture Balloon Flower (Magenta), 1995-1999 by Jeff Koons.
On June 30, 2008, it set an auction record for a work by Koons, selling for $25.8 million, $2 million more than Christie's high estimate. Less than 90 days later, the global economy imploded.


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Senate Votes to Allow Arctic Drilling
Senate Votes to Allow Arctic Drilling
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By H. JOSEF HEBERT, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Amid the backdrop of soaring oil and gasoline prices, a sharply divided Senate on Wednesday voted to open the ecologically rich Alaska wildlife refuge to oil drilling, delivering a major energy policy win for President Bush (news - web sites).
The Senate, by a 51-49 vote, rejected an attempt by Democrats and GOP moderates to remove a refuge drilling provision from next year's budget, preventing opponents from using a filibuster a tactic that has blocked repeated past attempts to open the Alaska refuge to oil companies.
The action, assuming Congress agrees on a budget, clears the way for approving drilling in the refuge later this year, drilling supporters said.
The oil industry has sought for more than two decades to get access to what is believed to be billions of barrels of oil beneath the 1.5 million-acre coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in the northern eastern corner of Alaska.
Environmentalists have fought such development and argued that despite improve environmental controls a web of pipelines and drilling platforms would harm calving caribou, polar bears and millions of migratory birds that use the coastal plain.
Bush has called tapping the reserve's oil a critical part of the nation's energy security and a way to reduce America's reliance on imported oil, which account for more than half of the 20 million barrels of crude use daily. The Alaska refuge could supply as much as 1 million barrels day at peak production, drilling supporters said.
"We won't see this oil for 10 years. It will have minimal impact," argued Sen. Maria Cantwell (news, bio, voting record), D-Wash., a co-sponsor of the amendment that would have stripped the arctic refuge provision from the budget document. It is "foolish to say oil development and a wildlife refuge can coexist," she said.
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., argued that more oil would be saved if Congress enacted an energy policy focusing on conservation, more efficient cars and trucks and increased reliance on renewable fuels and expanded oil development in the deep-water Gulf where there are significant reserves.
"The fact is (drilling in ANWR) is going to be destructive," said Kerry.
But drilling proponents argued that modern drilling technology can safeguard the refuge and still tap the likely though not yet certain 10.4 billion barrels of crude in the refuge.
"Some people say we ought to conserve more. They say we ought to conserve instead of producing this oil," said Sen. Pete Domenici (news, bio, voting record), R-N.M., "But we need to do everything. We have to conserve and produce where we can."
The vote Wednesday contrasted with the last time the Senate took up the ANWR drilling issue two years ago. Then, an attempt to include it in the budget was defeated. But drilling supporters gained strength last November when Republicans picked up three additional seats, all senators who favored drilling in the refuge.


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Eric Stonestreet's dog Coleman Hawkins isn't much of a hugger – but like it or not, the pooch is getting a big bear hug on Tuesday.
The Modern Family star and his 12-year-old rescue dog are kicking off Beneful's Baked Delights Hug Your Dog Day.
Watch Stonestreet hold Coleman – and play him like a banjo! – in this tongue-in-cheek clip, shot in the style of Modern Family. It starts with the actor claiming he's not obsessed with his dog – all while paintings of the pooch are prominently displayed around the home.
"He does what I ask him to do and I think that's a really great aspect of his personality," Stonestreet says, while commanding the dog to roll over. Watch the video to see whether or not Coleman complies.
Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet Celebrates Hug Your Dog Day
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Employer Lunch and Break Law Requirements in Minnesota
Posted on April 6, 2016 bySarah
Recently, I've been researching state lunch and break laws. Minnesota is one of 19 states with specific state regulations regarding employee meals and breaks.
Minnesota state law stipulates that "sufficient time" to eat a meal must be provided to all employees who work for eight hours or more consecutively. This meal break may generally be unpaid if it is at least 30 minutes long, but only if the employee is completely relieved of his or her duties. If the worker must do any job duties during the meal break, it would not qualify as an unpaid meal break.
I also found it interesting that Minnesota law mandates paid rest breaks for all employees. Within each consecutive four hours of work, an employee must be given sufficient time to use the rest room.
Finally, there are some interesting work hour issues found in federal law related to sleep time, waiting time, and travel time that Minnesotans may be interested in. Whether or not waiting time needs to be considered paid work hours depends on the situation. If an employee is allowed to do something of his or her choosing while waiting for another task to be finished or while waiting at the workplace for his or her services to be called upon, it is generally considered work time. On the other hand, if an employee is waiting to be called upon, but has great freedom to do what he or she wishes while on call (and has plenty of time to respond to the call), it is not generally considered paid work time.
When it comes to sleeping time, an employee required to be on duty less than 24 hours is considered to be "working" even if he or she is permitted to sleep during some of those hours when not busy. If an employee is on duty more than 24 hours, a sleeping period of no more than eight hours may be deducted from work hours. However, this can only be done if sleeping quarters are provided and at least five hours of uninterrupted sleep may be achieved by the employee.
Then there is the issue of travel time. The general rule of thumb is that time spent in the normal day's commute to and from work is not considered paid working time. However, if an employee is traveling in the course of a days work, it must be considered paid work time.
A thorough presentation of state and federal laws related to lunches and breaks may be found on the Minnesota All in One Labor Law Poster. This poster also presents required notices for all areas of both state and federal labor laws.
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I'm thinking about buying a new bolt action rifle for deer hunting.I've narrowed my decision to these 3 Sako A7 stainless,Winchester model 70 extreme weather ss,and a Browning x-bolt stainless stalker.I'm leaning toward the browning for no particular reason.I've looked at all features from the manufacturers,but haven't really seen any reviews from real people that use them.Any info/advice/suggestions would be very helpful in making my decision to purchase one of these. Thanks in advance for your comments!:)


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Approximately 144,000 South Carolinians who faced canceled health insurance coverage next year because of the Affordable Care Act will have the option to renew those policies for one more year, the S.C. Department of Insurance director said Tuesday.
Nine insurance companies that offer individual plans and six companies that offer small group plans told the department they have decided to offer the policies for another year, even though many don't cover all the essential benefits that the new federal law requires.
Department of Insurance Director Ray Farmer would not disclose the names of the companies that will participate in the "transition program" because the department is still reviewing their filings.
He said 14 small-to-medium-sized insurance companies will not allow their South Carolina customers to renew these non-compliant policies. This will impact about 53,000 residents, he said.
Insurance companies were required to let the department know by Dec. 2 if they would offer up these policies for renewal.
On Tuesday, Farmer said that deadline is flexible.
"We're going to help our companies help our citizens," Farmer said. "I can't stress enough how fluid this all is."
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, the largest private health insurance company in the state, confirmed Tuesday that it would allow customers to renew the policies that were scheduled to be canceled.
"Allowing our non-grandfathered members the option of renewing their existing plans for one year is the right thing to do. The additional choice supports our members by giving them more time to prepare for ACA-related changes in the marketplace," said David Pankau, BlueCross BlueShield president and CEO, in a prepared statement.
A company spokeswoman would not disclose how many BlueCross BlueShield customers will be affected by this decision.
Technically, non-grandfathered plans do not comply with the Affordable Care Act because they don't offer many of the essential benefits that the federal law requires. The Obama administration decided last month that these plans could be renewed for another year.
The S.C. Department of Insurance estimated last month that 150,000 residents in this state would lose their individual or small group policies because of the federal law.
Reach Lauren Sausser at 937-5598.


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This is a discussion on Re: Trouble With Linux Compatibility - FreeBSD ; Roman Divacky wrote: > On Sun, Nov 09, 2008 at 12:41:28PM -0800, Drew Tomlinson wrote: > >> I have never used linux compatibility before. I followed the >> instructions from the handbook and have the linux kernel module loaded, >> ...
Roman Divacky wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 09, 2008 at 12:41:28PM -0800, Drew Tomlinson wrote:
>> I have never used linux compatibility before. I followed the
>> instructions from the handbook and have the linux kernel module loaded,
>> a procfs filesystem mounted, and linux_base-fc4 and additional libraries
>> installed.
>> urchin# kldstat
>> Id Refs Address Size Name
>> 1 11 0xffffffff80100000 6a85c8 kernel
>> 2 1 0xffffffff807a9000 20220 geom_mirror.ko
>> 3 2 0xffffffffb04b7000 17b8a linux.ko
>> 4 1 0xffffffffb051f000 3457 linprocfs.ko
>> urchin# df -h
>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
>> /dev/mirror/gm0s1a 496M 243M 213M 53% /
>> devfs 1.0K 1.0K 0B 100% /dev
>> /dev/mirror/gm0s1d 224G 7.7G 198G 4% /usr
>> linprocfs 4.0K 4.0K 0B 100% /usr/compat/linux/proc
>> urchin# portversion -v | grep linux
>> linux-expat = up-to-date with port
>> linux-fontconfig = up-to-date with port
>> linux-glib2 = up-to-date with port
>> linux-openmotif = up-to-date with port
>> linux-xorg-libs = up-to-date with port
>> linux_base-fc4 = up-to-date with port
>> I am trying to install a linux rpm of Legato Networker Backup Client.
>> However I get these errors:
>> urchin# rpm -i --dbpath /var/lib/rpm --root /compat/linux --test
>> lgtoclnt-7.3.4-1.i686.rpm
>> error: failed dependencies:
> I suggest you chroot into the linuxulator first....
Thank you for your reply. However I do not understand what to do. If I
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the Handbook section again. I don't find any mention of chroot. I have
also been reading the following two guides in an effort to figure this out.
The O'Reilly article doesn't mention chroot. The linux.com article
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One of the greatest folk acts of all time.
They recorded M.T.A., the story of a poor soul named Charlie who failed to bring the correct fare (the fare had gone up from ten to fifteen cents that day, and he only had brought a dime with him) with him before getting on the subway. As a result, he was unable to get off the train (fares were collected upon exiting the train), and forced to ride the rails forever. (For those not familiar with Boston, MTA is
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It's now the MBTA, for Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority.
It is possible to take the route in the song, but remember that Scollay Square is now Government Center (yecch!). (The full name is Government Center at Scollay Square)
Although you can get to all the stations, you can't take the same route as the Orange line now runs through different stations then when the song was written.
Originally a political song in support of a candidate whose platform included no fare increases. The line "Vote for George O'Brian" being a clue, along with the intro.
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I'll quote one of Choco's best posts from this thread.
If 1,000 people read this thread (or one of my 400 posts in this context) and one comes away with a grasp of reality, then at least that saves one person from themselves.
I think there is a lot at play.... and it is very individual.
1. Our metabolism can be slow, fast or inbetween.... probably if you are fat you are to the slow end of the metabolism.
2. Working out has different effects on people- for some, dang they shape up, lose weight and look great. For others they just get fitter while staying fat.
3. Some people can do a lot on junk food. I visited a friend this weekend and he drinks beer and eats crap. He took off his shirt and was 6 pack city. He also smokes. He looks better than most Olympic athletes. If you are this guy, your advice does not pertain to anyone.
4. If you have a slow metabolism and don't need a lot of calories..... eating grains (filler) and sugar (more filler) is not that smart. If you are a really active man who burns a lot of calories, eating some filler is probably a great idea.
5. Certain foods treat certain people like shit. One week without nightshades and sorry for the TMI, but I have been dropping water like crazy. Finding out that there *might* be something other than "CICO" keeping your from wearing your skinny pants is a really good thing. Hearing "hey you must just count wrong" isn't useful if the issue is actually with some food sensitivities. I went thru the same thing with wheat.
6. Eating healthy whole foods can only help your health. But you might not be able to eat all you want, even though some people might be able to. This is life. But life sucks when you really can't eat that much. Think about it- do you think it is easy to live on $15,000 a year? If you made $50,000 a year would you tell that person making $15,000 a year just to spend as much as they need? Or to spend $25,000 a year and everything will be fine?
7. Most 40 something women have made a lot of efforts to lose weight. Most of us know a whole lot more about self experimentation and tracking then you want to know.
8. Veganism makes all the same claims....
9. Crazy shit sometimes works for people. Someone, somewhere has had success at weightloss drinking butter. Most people cut calories. But hey- when you are fat, and cutting calories doesn't work.... sometimes crazy shit does. I thought it was crazy that grains made me fat- 30lbs later, without really cutting calories I don't think that is so crazy. So I dunno, I'm more than a little interested in seeing if maybe some other foods have the same effect on me.
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Maybe all the calorie counters just have higher-than-normal amounts of cortisol wearing themselves out worrying about the smaller details (like calories) that are hindering their health and weight loss.
That's me. I always seem to find some new hope, and keep trying, but in the past few weeks, I just can't re-acquire that sincere belief that I can succeed. I am going to give my best shot to clean up my diet for August, and I am not stopping to train, but I don't believe any longer that I have what it takes to lose the weight, so I probably won't be trying to hit perfect any more (meat and veggies only and all that). Fit and fatter than I wanna be, it is. Better than fat and unfit, obviously. But if I am to stay 'okayish' I might as well be 130 lbs, same as 120, what frigging difference does it make? Still "okay". Blah.or just get discouraged.
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Honestly, that's kind of a snotty comment. Calories are not a "small detail" when your metabolism is slow. You sound like a rich person telling a poor person not to worry about keeping track of spare change. It's not stressful to track calories. You log into fit day or whatever and enter in what you eat or plan to eat or whatnot. Takes 5 minutes and a decent memory.Maybe all the calorie counters just have higher-than-normal amounts of cortisol wearing themselves out worrying about the smaller details (like calories) that are hindering their health and weight loss.
I'm not sure what other details I could get right. I eat whole foods. I exercise. I do bodyweight exercise. I lead a low stress life. I can't eat a lot of calories in a day. If I don't stay on top of it I overeat. If I overeat, I put on weight or don't lose. The cool thing about tracking calories and weight is that I saw the dang correlation with tomatoes.
I don't freak out if my dinner puts me over 1400 calories. It's not "stressful" to weigh out a portion.


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Dr. Kevin McCracken and Tiffany Carter, PA-C, of Warren are packing their bags and preparing for an awe-inspiring, medical mission alongside the International Surgical Foundation (ISF) team, scheduled for early September.
ISF is a nonprofit, Christian-based charity that serves the medical needs of the impoverished population of the Dominican Republic and surrounding areas. Volunteers witness first-hand how extreme poverty leaves the residents of this area no choice but to neglect their spine-related problems, often resulting in preventable neurological disorders. ISF volunteers work together to provide treatment and healthcare to these individuals, who would otherwise not have been able to receive care.
The citizens of the Dominican Republic are not alone. There are many countries all over the world where poverty dictates access to medical care for citizens, leaving them profoundly disabled and unable to provide for themselves and their families. ISF seeks to remedy this problem, and the organization hopes to expand to other surrounding countries within the Caribbean and Central America.
"We are very excited and thankful for this opportunity, and Dr. McCracken and myself look forward to lending any assistance we can to the mission," Carter shares. "Our goal is to restore each patient's function and increase their quality of life."
McCracken is a board-certified Orthopaedic Surgeon with experience in spinal disorders of both adults and adolescents. Carter holds an MS degree in Physician Assistant Studies and has extensive clinical experience. McCracken and Carter are excited to be part of Surgical Week 2013, set for Sept. 5-12 in Santiago, Dominican Republic.
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Oh my goodness this looks so good! DEC. A. DENT. And I love it.ReplyDelete
My mom is an awesome cook and baker, but the dessert that reminds me most of my childhood is this gooey butter cake that my best friend and I used to make together all the time! We still make it for each other on our birthdays every year!Replies
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I'm a big chocolate lover and would LOVE some of this pudding cake. Looks so rich, mmmReplies
Is there anything better than chocolate!? I think not...Delete
How have we been friends for more than a decade and never discussed this???ReplyDeleteReplies
Looks like an easy fudge cake to make, I love whipping up a fast chocolate fix :PReplyDeleteReplies
Me too... there's nothing better than fast and easy when it comes to chocolatey goodness!Delete
That looks like a super decadent chocolatey good time! It looks so comforting and I'm really suprised that there aren't any eggs! Usually something so delicious looking would be make me buy a carton of eggs :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Mmm, your cake looks so good! I really want to try this recipe :)ReplyDelete
that looks insanely fudgy! I love it. :) I love love love this! The dessert that was always magical to me when I was little were my mom's perfect sugared gingersnap cookies. She made them look SO pretty every time!ReplyDeleteReplies
Mum's always seem to know how to make things perfect. When I was sick as a kid my Mum always made the best tea, with just the right amount of honey.... I try but mine is never as perfect.Delete
Fudge pudding cake? That's like the trifecta of perfect desserts! Yum!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Whoa. This is getting made! Sounds great and insanely magical. Seriously, I don't need to be 6 years old, that sounds like pure witchcraft.ReplyDelete
And nothing really magical from my childhood. Not like this anyway. Just cakes, flan, and pillsbury cinnamon rolls.Replies
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Henry James wrote "The Private Life", a witty meditation on the dichotomy between social performance and private existence, in the summer of 1891, but his initial glimpse of the story may have occurred as early as the winter of 1876–77, when, newly domiciled in London, he first met the poet Robert Browning. "The chattering and self-complacent Robert B. […] does not make on me a purely agreeable impression", James told his sister Alice in a letter of 8 April 1877, adding that, "strange to say, his talk doesn't strike me as very good. It is altogether gossip & personality & is not very beautifully worded. But evidently there are 2 Brownings — an esoteric & an exoteric. The former never peeps out in society, & the …
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Unreal Tournament 3 for the Xbox 360 is a stunning looking, slick and polished FPS that every competitive 360 gamer should add to their collection.
Epic has employed a very subtle but very important tweak to how UT3 feels to play. It's less floaty than UT 2003 and UT 2004, and plays with a heightened sense of gravity. The double side steps, double jumps and wall dodges are all still there, but it feels a tiny bit slower - especially on 360, just as it did on PS3. UT has always been known for its super fast twitch gameplay, and it still remains very fast, but UT3 on both consoles feels noticeably slower than the PC version.
Rather than being a result of any technical shortcomings of the console, this has been done to make the game more accessible to console gamers. A controller still isn't nearly as good for speed and reaction aiming as a mouse, so we're happy the change has been made. Hardcore UT fans may moan, but they'll probably be playing the PC game anyway. If nothing else, Epic is doing all it can from within the confines of the UT series to open its doors to a new audience.
Given how Epic's Unreal Engine 3 has performed on the Xbox 360 already, we expected UT3 to look brilliant and run smoothly, and it doesn't disappoint. UT3 really is a stunning-looking game that's up there with the best the console has produced. Indeed, it's Epic's best-looking game yet, better even than Gears of War, as the developer's head honcho Mark Rein told me.
Although the Xbox 360 game doesn't look quite as superb as the PC game running on a high-end machine, it's a remarkably good effort by Epic. The texture detail is outstanding and the frame rate is beautifully smooth. On an HD TV the Gothic, war-torn meaty marine art direction really shines and the game as a whole shows what UE3 powered games should look like.
The single-player campaign - the most fleshed out the UT series has seen - is simply a series of battles with bots tied together by Gears of War-esque in-game cut-scenes - and won't keep anyone's attention for too long. It does, however, provide a solid training ground for newcomers to the series not brave enough to go straight online. It's the multiplayer that'll keep you coming back though. Xbox 360 owners hoping to be able to use user created maps as PS3 and PC owners are able to are out of luck, but this 360 release does include five maps not found in the original PS3 release and two new characters. It also includes an impressive split-screen mode across all game modes (except of course online ranked matches - that would be cheating!). It's certainly a nice addition, although we imagine most people would trade it for nigh on unlimited playable maps.
Unreal Tournament 3 for the Xbox 360 is a stunning looking, slick and polished FPS that every competitive 360 gamer should add to their collection. It's difficult to see how UT can unleash itself from the shackles of its genre though. Should Epic even bother? Should we commend them for sticking to their guns and not pandering completely to a mainstream audience by revamping the game? It's great fun of course, and UT3 has done nothing that will put off fans of the genre. Question is: is it going to keep you captivated until the likes of CoD: World at War and Gears 2 arrive? We think so.
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Mississippi -- A re-enactment of the landing of French explorer Pierre LeMoyne Sieur d'Iberville's expedition party was the highlight of a weekend celebration of the April 1699 event that helped shape the Gulf Coast's history.
Dr. Strawford Dees III served as vice president of the landing celebration for the 1699 Historical Society that organizes the event.
Dees said, "It was fascinating to me that I had lived most of my life in Mississippi, and I had no idea that we had this kind of heritage and history."
Dees said hundreds of people were involved in putting on the re-enactment on the beach in front of Fort Maurepas Park.
"We are probably the fourth or fifth oldest continually settled site for the United States," Dees said.
"This was the beginning of the Louisiana colony," he said. "We think the actual landing site where they built the fort was over by Lover's Lane in Ocean Springs."
D'Iberville's party established Fort Maurepas, which became the first capital of the Louisiana colony.
The re-enactment depicts the d'Iberville party meeting the Native Americans.
Alwyn Luckey, society president, estimated about 2,500 people watched the 4 p.m. re-enactment.
"The mayor says it is the best ever, and I agree," Luckey said. "The weather cooperated. We've had as good a crowd as we've ever had. The landing party and the Indians were wonderful. Everyone did their part."
Ocean Springs Mayor Connie Moran said the first re-enactment was in 1938 and led by her grandfather, A.P. "Fred" Moran, who was president of the county board of supervisors.
"There was a lull, and they picked it back up in the 1970s," she said.
The mayor and Luckey credited Ethelyn Connor with reviving the celebration, which has continued since, except for a two-year break after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Moran said several thousand people attended the 1699 Landing celebration, which started with a Friday night ceremony to announce the landing party.
Events also included a 5K run/walk, a regatta, children's pet parade, a children's art contest, a downtown block party, a special Mass at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church and an 8 p.m. Sunday fireworks display.
Moran said this year's celebration was the "best ever," but said it isn't all about fun.
"We are really trying to raise awareness for everyone about our French heritage," Moran said. "We actually have a Frenchmen who come from Chedigny, France, and they have been coming back for several years."
Jean Pierre Riquelme, said through interpreter Marie Leonard, that he "is very pleasantly surprised and honored to see this celebration still existing after more than 300 years."
Leonard Riquelme attended as a representative of the mayor of Chedigny and to visit Hazel Turner, widow of the late blues performer Joe Turner, who was instrumental in starting a blues festival in Chedigny.
Steve Renfroe, who portrayed d'Iberville in the re-enactment, said it was an honor to have been asked.
"It was great fun," he said. "We came out yesterday and practiced on the beach for a bit."
Other landing party members included Jackson County Supervisor John McKay as Jean Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville; state Sen. Tommy Moffatt as Sieur Jean de Sauvole, commandant of Fort Maurepas; Supervisor Manly Barton as Joseph Le Moyne, Sieur de Serigny; and Pascagoula River Audubon Director Mark LaSalle as Antoine Le Moyne, Sieur de Chateauguay.


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Stage IV
In Stage IV ovarian cancer, the cancer cells have spread to tissues outside the abdomen and pelvis. Cancer cells may be found inside the liver, in the lungs and in other organs.
13% of all cases of ovarian cancer are diagnosed when they are Stage IV.
Prognosis & Survival Rates
For all types of ovarian cancer taken together, about 3 in 4 women with ovarian cancer live for at least 1 year after diagnosis. Almost half (46%) of women with ovarian cancer are still alive at least 5 years after diagnosis. Women diagnosed when they are younger than 65 do better than older women.
Most women diagnosed with Stage IV ovarian cancer have a five-year survival rate of approximately 18%. Survival rates are often based on studies of large numbers of people, but they can't predict what will happen in any particular person's case. Other factors impact a woman's prognosis, including her general health, the grade of the cancer, and how well the cancer responds to treatment.
Treatment for Stage IV ovarian cancer will consist of surgery to remove as much of the tumor as possible, followed by combination chemotherapy.