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Michael Harkins offers a quick lesson in duration, saying a buyer of the 10-year Treasury at...
Michael Harkins offers a quick lesson in duration, saying a buyer of the 10-year Treasury at 1.5% will get crushed with just a move back in yields to 2.5%. The bond market is a fabulous bubble, he says, growing in size as those who went short at the then impossibly low rate of 2.5% a year ago lack the conviction to do the same at 1.5%.
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Yes, bbro. After you mentioned this in one of your stock talks I started researching it, and it is rare. As the economy keeps improving, which I believe it is and will, those people earning 1.5% are going to want more. When that happens a lot of that money will rush out as prices start to fall. I just keep reminding myself that most people get things wrong. I believe those that are buying t-bills now are getting it wrong. Sure there may be a few shocks before it all works out, but these yields will not last forever.
If you look at the biggest holders of US treasuries , most of the top holders do not have to "mark to market". So to them 2.55 on 30yrs is not expensive......
And to your point, what happens to the cash that gets trapped in the 10 yr when values collapse? Some folks will book a loss to get their capital out but I have to believe that a lot of them will be forced to wait for maturity. Another lost decade for savers . . . on and on it goes!
Michael Harkins is of course correct. Folks who buy the 10-yr T bond at a yield of 1.48% (the current yield) can't do basic math. They will get creamed if interest rates climb just a tiny little bit. They're already getting creamed through inflation. Anyone can run hypothetical numbers with an Excel spreadsheet. And, for all that risk, they get paid a measly 1.48% per annum. Brilliant.
In a fiat money world economy the trashy dollar is the 'best of a bad lot'. It reminds me of the counterfeit goods markets in Third World countries. The vendors selling their bogus wares will tell you 'our counterfeit goods are of higher quality than other vendors counterfeit goods', which can be true. There are degrees of counterfeit and the US dollar is the best of the worse. But I prefer gold and real estate for the inevitable hyperinflation.
The last few years have spooked me so badly that I have my liquid investments over 50% in CASH. People have told me that inflation will kill me. I respond that I would lose even more by putting it into Tbills because of rising interest rates. I don't like equities much, although I have some defensive, dividend-paying positions, because I cannot see how the economy of this country or the world will improve soon. In fact I think we are in for another swoon pretty soon. The world is looking for a solution in monetary policy when the real problem is regulatory and fiscal policy. Even Bernanke has said that repeatedly, albeit too diplomatically, in his recent testimonies to Congress. The European bankers are saying the same thing. In China there seems to be little separation between the two. I am not hopeful about regulatory and fiscal policy improving because all I see is desperate politicians doubling down on their failing efforts to retain power in a stunning display of arrogance and ignorance. So I am losing real wealth because I fear seeking a better return anywhere involves too much risk of losing even more. Sorry to be such a bummer, but I have yet to find a convincing argument that I am wrong, and I try very hard to keep an open mind.
When hyperinflation arrives (and surely it will, in
my humble opinion) the yields that will be demanded
by Treasury Bond buyers (both Pros and Retail investors)
will be astronomical (think Jimmy Carter yields just for
starters). Just before the USA goes bust within a few
years yields may well exceed 18% on long-dated treasuries
and those sane enough to load up now on (TBF) will make gains
only matched by AAPL. In my scenario, TBF, currently just
a whisker under $29 per ETF share, could rise into the
multiples of $100 range. And the downside today is super
low; in my entire lifetime I have never seen a 5 year time
horizon LOCK like TBF or (PST). Opinion givers are always
hedging their opinions but I will go out on a limb: Bet the
farm against low treasury yields. Not since Sugar futures
sold for ONE CENT ($0.01) has there been such a cinch
trade available to rational thinkers.
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Only two short months into their marriage, Wynonna Judd and Michael Scott "Cactus" Moser have experienced a tragedy that isn't very likely in most marriages. On Saturday, Judd and Moser were riding motorcycles when Moser crossed the center line and hit an on-coming vehicle. Luckily, Judd was riding a motorcycle of her own ahead of Moser.
Moser's leg was severed in the crash and ultimately had to be amputated above the knee. His hand was also damaged and had to be operated upon. Judd has been by her husband's side and even cancelled a show scheduled the night of the accident. Other upcoming shows in Canada have been postponed. This is likely so Judd can stay with her husband, but it may be due in part to the fact that Moser is Judd's drummer.
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Versus is also showing the game, joined in progress after the Montreal/Boston game. In Canada, the game is on TSN as CBC is showing Boston/Montreal.
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Name: Margaret Purack
Year of Graduation: 2009 (B.S.), 2010 (M.S.)
Speech-Language-Hearing Science
5-year B.S./M.S. program
Minor: Leadership and Global Understanding
Hometown and High School:
Schoharie, N.Y. (Schoharie High School)
Service Activities: Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program coordinator (community outreach program); Neighborhood Tutoring coordinator; Los Niños (service trip to Tijuana, Mexico); AIDS Outreach; volunteer at nursing home; Urban Writers (peer mentoring/tutoring program at Grover Washington Jr. Middle School); member of retreat-planning committee for Community Service Scholars; coordinated Cystic Fibrosis Walk for La Salle students; PEERS (awareness and peer education association); La Salle Blood Drive coordinator
Other Activities: Vice President of Programming for Delta Phi Epsilon (focus on service, philanthropy, fundraising); study abroad trip to India; student employee (University Ministry and Service); 2007 Idealist Conference participant
Why did you choose La Salle?
I am from a small town in upstate New York, and my sister went to La Salle. When I first came to La Salle, I got the impression it is a small school tucked into a big city. The staff and students on campus were welcoming and I found a very collegial interaction between faculty, staff, and students. Through the interview process to become a Community Service Scholar, I was introduced to so many clubs, organizations, and community service opportunities that were available to me. What set La Salle apart is that the activities are all student-led, as well as how friendly, charismatic, and willing to help the people are here.
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Author: Melyanna
Summary: Sexual harassment is bad. Sexual harassment seminars are even worse.
Notes: For angelqueen04's request in the auficathon, who requested Kate and Lorne's introduction into the AU. It's not quite what she requested, but my brain took the prompt and made a left turn into Sillyland. Sorry. ;) With manymanymanymany thanks to aj, who did much hand-holding and told it like it was in the beta phase.
Kate Heightmeyer's first day at Langford University started out with a coworker hitting on her over morning coffee and ended with an afternoon seminar on sexual harassment. The irony of that juxtaposition was not lost on her.
Conducting the seminar was the dean of the law school, not someone from human resources as Kate would have expected. From what she'd heard so far today, the dean had gotten married back in May, and the man sitting in the front with the hair that had never been combed was her husband, a math professor named John Sheppard. Idly, Kate thought that if her math professors had looked like that she might have paid more attention in class.
Probably wouldn't have done any better, though.
She'd been in this kind of seminar before, of course. Her last job had required her to sit through something similar, and as a counselor she'd observed them many times, though usually with students, not faculty. In her experience, they didn't really do much good. The people who needed the seminar most generally didn't get the message. After the colleague had finally left her alone that morning, another woman in the counseling department had assured Kate that the man did it to every woman. That kind of attitude could be a problem too – all too often, people just stopped reporting incidents of harassment because the system obviously wasn't putting an end to the behavior.
Up front, Doctor Weir clapped her hands together once. "Well, everyone, let's get started," she said. "Welcome to our sexual harassment seminar, otherwise known as How to Treat Your Fellow Human Beings 101. Toby Carlisle from HR usually does this, but he came down with the flu and I'm filling in.
"Now, most of you are here because you're new employees. For you, I assure you that this seminar is just a formality, something required of all new employees of Langford University," Weir continued. "However, for those of you who are not new employees, I assure you, this is anything but a formality."
She gave a stern look to the half of the circle across from Kate. They were mostly men, except for one woman with closely-cut blonde hair. She looked particularly unhappy to be there, and kept glaring at the room at large.
The door opened before Elizabeth had a chance to speak again. Through it came a man about Kate's age, wearing paint-splattered jeans and a tight t-shirt. He was – well, "unspeakably hot" was the phrase she and her sister would use. He nodded to Doctor Weir. "Sorry, ma'am," he said. "There was an accident in the art building. Someone didn't mix their plaster correctly, and when the mold came off, the stuff went everywhere. I had to change clothes before I came here."
"It's all right," Doctor Weir said. "We were just about to get started, Mr. –"
"Lorne," he filled in, slipping between two chairs and walking across the circle to sit casually next to Kate. "Marcus Lorne, art department."
Elizabeth nodded. "All right," she said, "Since Professor Lorne has been kind enough to introduce himself, let's go around the room and do the same. And please state the reason that you're here."
They started with Kate, who introduced herself as a new counselor. Everything went smoothly through the new faculty members until they reached the blonde woman who looked ready to hit something. "I'm Doctor Carter of the physics department," she said sullenly, and then no more.
"Sam," Elizabeth said, "why are you here? My list doesn't say."
"I was talking with Radek Zelenka and one of the grad students about the hairy ball theorem, and the next thing I knew I got slapped with an order to come here!"
There was a brittle silence, broken when Elizabeth, who seemed so dignified to Kate, started snickering. "I'm sorry," she managed, "but the hairy ball theorem?"
Sam sat up straighter, looking indignant as the rest of the room began to laugh. Kate felt a little sorry for Sam, but couldn't help laughing. "I'm guessing someone heard the conversation and thought I was talking dirty to a student. But it's a theorem of algebraic topology," she explained irritably. "If you had a billiard ball with little hairs all over it, you couldn't comb it flat and even. You couldn't make it smooth all over. You'd end up with little peaks on two sides."
Elizabeth tried to sober, but glanced at her husband, who was lounging in his chair. "So that explains John's hair, I take it," she said.
The whole room burst out with renewed laughter.
When everyone had calmed down, Elizabeth nodded to Sam. "Well, this was clearly a misunderstanding," she said. "I can't let you leave, but if you want to sit in the back and work on other things..."
Sam grabbed her stuff and got to the back of the room so quickly Kate would have thought her chair was on fire.
"Let's move on," Elizabeth said. "Rodney, why don't you introduce yourself and tell us why you're here?"
The next person up crossed his arms over his chest and sighed melodramatically. "I'm Rodney McKay, professor in the physics department," he said. "I have two doctorates, and I teach the top-level grad classes in the–"
"Rodney," Elizabeth chided.
"And I'm here because I made a remark about girls and math and it got back to Carter," he said. "It was a joke! I was clearly misunderstood, so can I get back to work? I'm far too busy for this."
The words came out of his mouth so quickly that Kate blinked several times. Beside her, Marcus chuckled quietly. "How could anyone talk that fast and not be a salesman?" he asked, leaning over to whisper to her.
"Good question," she whispered back.
It seemed that Doctor Weir had realized how ill-advised it was to have let the first person who offered an explanation sit in the back and not pay attention. She narrowed her eyes at Rodney. "No, you may not leave," she said. "You made an inappropriate joke. You're staying."
He opened his mouth to protest, but Elizabeth gave him a stern glare and he backed down. Kate leaned over to Marcus and said, "I need to be able to glare like that."
"Don't we all," he replied.
"All right," Elizabeth said, calling everyone's attention back. "Next, please."
Next up was Elizabeth's husband. "Hi, I'm John Sheppard of the math department," he said, waving to the group. "I'm here because my wife here made me come."
Elizabeth cleared her throat lightly. "And why did I say you had to come?"
"Because I made fun of you in bed this morning."
Elizabeth gave him a very dirty look that suggested to Kate that this was not the first time the subject had come up. "John," she said slowly, "we're not having this discussion right now."
"Well, last time we didn't really finish our conversation," he said with a leer. "Though we did finish something."
Kate stifled a giggle while the dean of the law school blushed as red as her shirt. Marcus raised his hand. Elizabeth looked relieved and gestured for him to speak.
"Isn't that sexual harassment?" he asked benignly, and Kate almost lost it again.
Elizabeth looked down, drummed her fingers on the underside of the desktop, and ignored the question. "Jack?" she prompted.
The lanky, greying man also waved. "Jack O'Neill, board of trustees," he said. "Also here for making fun of Elizabeth, but not in bed. And hopefully not about the same thing."
The two men looked at each other curiously, while Elizabeth turned to the table and retrieved two stacks of papers. "Okay, before this gets any more embarrassing for me, you two are passing these out," she said.
Kate suppressed a disappointed sigh. She kind of wanted to hear how exactly the two men had been making fun of Doctor Weir.
The two packets that Jack and John passed out to the group were filled with information about sexual harassment and examples – though not at all comprehensive, Doctor Weir was quick to point out.
"Sexual harassment in the workplace is a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964," she said. "Briefly, we can define it as unwanted sexual advances or conduct of a sexual nature, though I should remind you that that is in no way a complete definition. Now let's quickly glance through the first packet, 'Sexual Harassment and You'."
As they all flipped through the first few pages of the packet, one of the other new people raised his hand. "Yes, Professor Clarkson?" Doctor Weir said.
He looked up at her. "Is this what happens to someone who's accused of sexual harassment?"
"As far as I can tell, it's quite comprehensive on the subject," she said. "The first step when you're legitimately reported is ending up in one of these seminars. A more intensive intervention follows, and after that you can be fired and sued. That's it in a nutshell, but the packet describes the process in excruciating detail."
"This is some impressively scary stuff," said the new English professor, who was sitting three seats down from Kate.
"Well, legally we have to take sexual harassment very seriously," Elizabeth said.
"Which is why Jack and I are here for making fun of you," John said.
Elizabeth sighed in exasperation. "John, do you ever want to have sex again?" she hissed.
John opened his mouth, but Jack beat him to the punch. "Hey!" he yelled. "Item #6 on the first page of the second packet says that withholding or threatening to withhold sex from a consensual partner constitutes sexual harassment!"
From the back of the room, there was a partially-muffled giggle. Kate looked over her shoulder to see Sam Carter just barely holding it in.
Elizabeth snatched the papers away from John, and then gave Jack the dirtiest look Kate had seen in a long time. "It does not."
"Made you look."
"What are you, twelve?" John asked.
"Hey, I was defending you," Jack protested.
"Jack, I've only been married for three months, but even I know better than to argue with 'do you want to have sex ever again'," John replied.
Marcus said to Kate in a low voice, "She's got him well-trained."
Kate looked over at him and saw that he was sketching the tableau before them on the back of his packet. She also saw that despite the state of his clothing and the incident he'd described to explain why he was late, his wedding band was all polished and shiny. Kate smirked. "I don't think you have any room to talk."
He looked indignant for a moment, but then shrugged. "Yeah, that's fair," he said, turning back to his sketch.
"I shouldn't have to remind you why sexual harassment is a big deal," Elizabeth continued. She looked a little frazzled, not that Kate blamed her. "Recently the Supreme Court has ruled that employers can be held responsible for sexual harassment even if they're unaware that it's going on. As you can imagine, this leads Langford University to the conclusion that the university, as an employer, must be aware of all interactions among faculty members to prevent this sort of inappropriate behavior, and to take care of a situation before it escalates into a lawsuit. Now, can anyone tell me what a quid pro quo situation is?"
"Wait," Rodney said. "The university has to be aware of all interactions among faculty members? Does that mean the university is reading my email?"
"Well, it wouldn't just be yours, Rodney," John said from the other side of Elizabeth. "Besides, what've you got to worry about?"
Rodney opened his mouth to press the point, but Elizabeth cut him off. "Rodney!" she said. "This isn't about you and your email, and besides, if you're really just here because someone misunderstood a joke, why would you be worried about anyone reading your email?"
"Because it's an invasion of my privacy!"
Elizabeth took a deep breath and said, "Rodney, I'm not having this conversation with you."
"Why not?" he demanded.
"Because she agrees with you," John told him.
"What?" he said to her, holding his hands out helplessly. "You do!"
By that point Elizabeth slapped her papers down on the desk. "That's it," she said, going to the corner of the room to drag an A/V cart over. Like most A/V carts Kate had ever seen, there was a television strapped to the top and an archaic-looking VCR on the shelf below it. "We're watching a video," she announced as she set it up. "Right now I don't care that it's from the dawn of time."
Some very cheesy music from the seventies played as the title card came up. Both smiling, Kate and Marcus looked at each other and sat back, fully expecting to be entertained.
"Sexual harassment is no laughing matter," said the young man introducing the video. "Would you want someone coming up to your sister or your mom and saying something like this?"
It cut to a scene in a badly-lit set which seemed to be a nightclub. There was awful disco playing and people were dressed like Kate supposed people did when they went out in the 1970s. A girl came into the foreground, dancing a little and drinking something from a can. Two young men came up to her then, but before the action got started, Jack said, "Hey! That's me!"
"What?" Elizabeth said, stopping the tape.
The video quality was pretty low, but as Kate looked from Jack to the television and back, there was no mistaking that it was the same person.
"When I was in college about a hundred years ago I got paid fifteen dollars to be in a film for some A/V geek project," he explained. "I can't believe I'm in a sexual harassment seminar and watching a video I was in. Surely I can leave, Elizabeth."
From the back, Sam asked, "Wait, are those bellbottoms?"
"I'm not modeling those for you when I come over tonight."
The established faculty members all turned to Sam while the new people looked around at each other. Kate had the feeling that they'd just stumbled upon something important.
"Is this significant?" said Doctor Greenburg, a new chemistry professor.
"Sam?" Elizabeth prompted.
The blonde woman looked at Jack ruefully. "I guess the cat's out of the bag."
Jack shrugged and turned his attention back on Elizabeth. "Doctor, I was in a major production involving awareness of sexual harassment," he said. "Please tell me I can leave."
"Oh, fine," Elizabeth said, defeat in her voice and posture as she leaned against the desk at the front of the room. "You can all go. Everyone, please read the packets! There really is important information in there."
Chairs scraped against the floor as everyone got up to leave. As Kate gathered her belongings, Marcus nudged her. "Hey, you got anything you have to do after dinner?" he asked.
Across the room, Kate heard Elizabeth threatening to beat Jack with a baseball bat, but she just shook her head, focusing on her own conversation. "I have to go to a meet-and-greet dinner with the rest of the counselors, but after that I'm free."
"Great," he said. "I have to make sure the plaster disaster has been taken care of, but the other art professors asked me to go out for a drink with them tonight. You interested?"
She glanced significantly at his left hand. "Your wife won't mind?"
Marcus chuckled and patted her arm. "Nah, I don't think so," he said. "We're meeting at eight. Some place called Maybourne's on Clark Street between 15th and Main. Should I pick you up somewhere...?"
Kate narrowed her eyes. "I think it's more fun if you have to wonder if I'm going to show up or not."
She slung her bag over her shoulder and headed out. She knew full well that he was watching, so she let her hips sway from side to side a little more than usual.
Marcus came into Harry Maybourne's bar a little later than he had hoped. He followed the other art professors toward an open booth, but soon spotted Kate sitting alone up at the bar. "Guys, give me a minute, all right?" he said. "I'm supposed to meet someone here."
The others waved him off cheerfully, and Marcus made his way up to Kate's side. "This seat taken?" he asked casually.
She looked at him and smiled brightly. "Have at it," she said. She already had two bottles of beer in front of her, and she slid one over. "How was the rest of your day?"
Marcus shrugged as he took a drink from the bottle. "Just like any other first day of work," he said. "Aside from the insane sexual harassment seminar."
She kept smiling and turned on her bar stool to look around the place. "We'll have to ask around and find out what places aren't generally packed by students once they arrive," she said. "I don't want to see my patients in bars."
"Probably wise." He set his beer down. "So how was your day?"
Kate shrugged too. "About the same."
"Well, nothing blew up other than the plaster," he replied, "so maybe that's a good sign."
He laid his hand on her knee, and she leaned toward him. "By the way, the rings don't keep men from hitting on me," she said.
Marcus chuckled. "I told you that when I proposed," he said. "I was pretty sure the wedding ring wouldn't help any more than the engagement ring did."
"Yes, but they're pretty," Kate replied.
"You keep telling yourself that, honey," he said, rubbing his hand up and down her thigh. "So do you have to make rounds here?"
She shook her head. "I talked with pretty much everyone I recognized before you got here."
"Great," Marcus replied, finishing off his beer. He stood and helped her up, wrapping his arm around her waist as they walked toward his new colleagues. "We can chat for a bit with these guys and then go home and finish unpacking."
Kate gave him a mischievous smile. "Surely the unpacking can wait."


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yes you can its a hacked channel but you'll mess up your lazer watching dvds
Can anyone tell me if you can watch a DVD on the Wii System? If so how?
Reading video data from a disc is no different than reading game data from a disc, it's just ones and zeros (or rather pits and lands). It's not going to "break" the laser.
but the Wii isn't meant to play DVDs. its not that it breaks the laser, what happens is it ruins the data the laser can read. soon it stops reading discs period.
just another reason why people shouldn't hack
hey skippy yes it does mess up you lazer, so dont state stuff you dont know nothing about. i know out of experience because my wii would'nt read anything after watching a few dozen movies over the years & you could even search Www.wiihacks.com & you'll know thats why the dvd drive wont automaticly read dvd discs cuz it's not meant to be.
Correlation does not equal causation.i know out of experience because my wii would'nt read anything after watching a few dozen movies over the years & you could even search
Just because your Wii died after watching "a few dozen movies over the years" doesn't mean that's what killed it.
The drive in the Wii is basically an off-the-shelf DVD player. Data is data. Reading game data is no different than reading video data.
In fact, games tend to be harder on the drive than movies, particularly big games. Those require frequent data access from all over the disc. So instead of a nice constant spiral stream of data, the laser head has to jump all over the place throughout the game to get the needed data. (Not all games are big enough to need frequent data access though).
hey smart A$$ Skippy i know how to spell lazer I like to spell IT LIKE THIS "LAZER" & it's well known Fact that it messes your LAZER WHAT are you a Nub Otherwise why would you have to hack your wii then install the disc channel use a dvd player better safe then sorry!!
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Defense Cuts Likely in Any Budget Deal, EADS Chief Says
Defense companies should brace for years of Pentagon spending cuts even if automatic reductions set to begin in January are averted, said Sean O'Keefe, who heads EADS North America.
Any debt-reduction compromise between Congress and President Barack Obama to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff is still likely to make deep cuts in defense and other programs, according to O'Keefe, chairman and chief executive officer at the U.S. unit of European Aeronautic, Defence & Space Co.
"Every industry and every company that is doing business contractually with the U.S. government is, I think, girding for the probability that there's going to be a major adjustment, whether it's by this mechanism or by some other" devised as an alternative, O'Keefe said in an interview for Bloomberg Television's "Conversations with Judy Woodruff" set to air on Nov. 22.
O'Keefe, 56, said he's also preparing his company and its workforce for the possibility an agreement won't be reached.
Such a failure would mean $607 billion in U.S. tax increases and spending cuts beginning in January. Over a decade, the automatic cuts would reach $1.2 trillion, with more than $500 billion stemming from defense.
O'Keefe said he's already notified workers at the Herndon, Virginia-based company that some may get layoff notices if the cutbacks take effect. Some EADS contracts may be reduced by 10 percent to 20 percent, although determining where the spending cuts would hit is an "evolving process," he said.
Companies such as Lockheed Martin Corp., the world's largest defense contractor, have campaigned against the automatic cuts as devastating and warned they may respond by eliminating thousands of jobs.
Honeywell's View
Others, such as executives at Honeywell International Inc., have said defense cuts approaching the magnitude of the across-the-board process known as sequestration are inevitable even if a more precise method of targeting the reductions is preferable.
"We recognize these cuts are going to occur," Mike Madsen, president of Honeywell's defense and space unit, said yesterday on a conference call for investors. "They need to occur. That's the right thing to happen actually. We're probably a little different in that regard, and that we're not really trying just to push it back."
Failed Merger
In the interview, O'Keefe said that EADS, based in the Netherlands, has "turned the page" after the October collapse of its planned merger with London-based BAE Systems Plc. He said EADS will build on partnerships with other companies, including Bethesda, Maryland-based Lockheed Martin, to boost its business.
EADS and BAE faced government resistance to a merger, primarily from officials in Germany. At the start, EADS executives thought they had a 50-50 chance of completing a merger, he said.
"The fact that that didn't converge and come together was probably a testimony of the fact that it was a longer shot than 50-50, but we certainly tried," he said. "And it was one that we're much happier for having made the effort and disappointed by the outcome, but much more pleased to have done so than not at all."
O'Keefe, a former chancellor of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge and former administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said his life was changed by the Aug. 9, 2010, plane crash that that killed former Alaska Republican Senator Ted Stevens and four other people.
O'Keefe and his son, Kevin, were among four survivors when the small plane crashed 10 miles northeast of Aleknagik, Alaska. The group was on a trip to fish for silver salmon.
He said his good fortune at surviving the crash of the DeHavilland DHC-3T gives him some inspiration to face adversity, and that he now views each day as a "bonus."
"It's an opportunity every day, and it's a different way of looking at the world and one that makes some of the challenges that I now confront seem not nearly as significant" as before, he said.


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Ani Aprahamian is a member of the Nuclear Science Advisory Committee as the US makes a long range plan for nuclear physics including the isotopes program. Small amounts of radioactive isotopes have become an important element of diagnosing and treating many types of cancer, heart disease, and other abnormalities in the body, but the failure of a European reactor and the shutdown of a Canadian reactor in late 2007 and early 2008 led to a global shortage, revealing the need for a U.S. strategic plan for production and development.
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July 22, 1929 - March 10, 2013
Betty Lou Young, 83, passed away Sunday morning, March 10, 2013, at her home in Fallon, Nevada.
Betty was born in Scoby, Montana in 1929. She and her younger brother, Ronald, grew up in Flaxville, the northeast farming area of Montana. Sister and brother had many happy memories on Uncle Chris and Aunt Ruth Tange's farm. Betty attended college in Bozeman, MT, pursuing a degree in nursing where she met and later married her husband, Neal Young, in 1952. They raised four children. They lived an adventurous life starting in Montana. The family moved to Australia in 1966 for one year then returned to live in Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and finally made their home in Nevada. In Oregon she joined a doll club and loved beach combing. Betty loved exploring with her husband, collecting rocks, road trips, hiking the backcountry, gardening and growing flowers. She enjoyed writing poetry. Her husband, family and friends were her passion in life and what she lived for.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, Neal Young. She was survived by her four children: Russell (Theresa) and children, Christopher, Amanda, Jeremy, Diana, Danny, of Amboy, Wash.; Becky, and son, Kyle of Girdwood, Alaska; Susan of Martinez, Calif.; and Bill (Paula) and children, Dustin and Carleigh, of Enumclaw, Wash.
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1969 The Beatles Abbey Road Advertising Stand-up Display
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Magnificent original 1969 point-of-sale stand-up advertising display for the Beatles Abbey Road album. Designed for record store counter or window display, this heavy cardboard advertising display features diecut images of the Fab Four in their famous crosswalk stroll along the top, and a complete list of the new album's songs and production credits below. Released on September 26, 1969, Abbey Road was meant to be the band's farewell album after contentious studio sessions in the late '60s. Ultimately, it turned out to be their next to last record of new material (Let It Be followed in 1970), but would go on to be one of the group's best sellers, trailing only Sgt. Pepper. Featuring such classics as "Come Together," "Oh! Darling," and "Here Comes The Sun," Abbey Road reached #1 in the U.S. on November 1, 1969, and the image of the shaggy-haired quartet striding in unison across its cover is ingrained into the collective consciousness of pop culture to this day. In 1969, this store sign introduced the world to the new album and this famous image. This is a very rare Beatles advertising piece, distributed only to selected stores for display. They were not available to the public. The display has bright, vibrant colors. The only noticeable flaw is a single horizontal crease across George, Paul, and John, just above where their diecut images extend beyond the body of the sign, otherwise in Excellent condition. Dimensions: 18.5 x 12 inches. Beautifully and very expensively shadowbox framed to total dimensions of 32 x 25 inches. This is a rare and classic Beatles advertising display featuring their most enduring image. Reserve $400. Estimate $800/$1,200. SOLD FOR $522.00
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Their relationship looked strained at the season end of The Hills -- but are Lauren Conrad and Audrina Patridge in the midst of the show's latest drama-filled feud?
Costar Whitney Port doesn't think so. "Living with girls can be really difficult and it's inevitable that you aren't always going to get along," Port told PEOPLE at Social Life magazine's party celebrating her June cover in Watermill, N.Y., on Saturday.
"I think that's what they're going through but it gets magnified times a million on television," she added. "I think they're just having normal roommate drama and it'll all mend itself."
Unlike her costars, Port manages to keep her own personal drama off the show. Calling it a "complete conscious decision," she reveals that she "went into it thinking I wanted to be completely career-oriented. Having cameras around you on a date or with your family is just so uncomfortable."
Still, her family gets a kick out of the show. "They think it's crazy," she says. "I have two younger sister and an older sister and brother and they watch it and just think it's weird and surreal. But, you know, they laugh about it."
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Solutions for Chapter ECSP9
Given circuit diagram can be redrawn as below without disturbing the actual circuit and its elements.
The resistors 3 and 6 are in series with each other and the total series combination resistance A is in parallel with resistance 1.
Now the resistance becomes 1 parallel with resistance A and the network can be reduced
to 1 || (3+6) or B.
Now the resistance becomes (5+ B) or C.
On examining the circuit we can say that resistance 2 is in parallel with resistance C then the resultant combination of resistance becomes (2 || C) or D.
If the resistance 1 is replaced by a conductor of negligible resistance then the current through resistance 5 increases because the current takes least resistance path i.e. through the conductor consequently decreases the current flow through resistance 3 drastically reduces to zero.
If the resistance 2 is replaced by a conductor of negligible resistance then the current through combination of resistances which are in parallel to resistance 2 Hence current through resistance 3 will be almost zero.


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Fresh dill gives a nice zing and flavor to the dressing for this refreshing salad. I seldom use store-bought dressings anymore, now that I know how easy it is to mix up my own homemade versions. -Catherine Dawe, Kent, Ohio
- 8 cups torn romaine
- 1 medium cucumber, sliced
- 1 cup halved cherry tomatoes
- 1 small red onion, sliced and separated into rings
- 1/2 cup evaporated milk
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh dill
- 1/2 teaspoon onion salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried minced onion
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/8 teaspoon white pepper
- In a large salad bowl, toss the romaine, cucumber, tomatoes and onion. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the dressing ingredients; cover and shake well. Serve with salad. Refrigerate any leftover dressing. Yield: 12 servings (1 cup salad dressing).
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A chance discovery six years ago by diver Doug Monk has turned into an underwater forensic mystery to identify the history behind a 1,400 pound iron anchor discovered in the depths of Puget Sound. Join public historian Scott Grimm as he lays out the case claiming this is indeed the 222-year-old Chatham anchor and explores the challenges of authentication and preservation of historic artifacts.The anchor will be on display at MOHAI July 8 - 11th.
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LPL Financial, an independent broker-dealer and wholly owned subsidiary of LPL Financial Holdings Inc., congratulated Beverly Gaines, senior vice president of Happy State Bank in Amarillo for being recognized in the Bank Investment Consultant 2014 Top Program Managers list.
The list is published by Bank Investment Consultant, a leading financial services industry magazine. The investment program at Happy State Bank is associated with the LPL Financial Institution Services program.
Only a select group of bank and credit union investment program managers were recipients of the recognition.
The list recognizes the managers of the most productive bank and credit union-based advisers. The ranking is based upon five main factors, including average production per adviser, percentage growth of team assets from the previous year, percentage growth of team production from the previous year, the number of advisors under the manager's direct supervision and the number of licensed branch employees under the supervision of the program manager.
"We enthusiastically congratulate Beverly Gaines on this prestigious industry recognition," said J. Pat Hickman, CEO of Happy State Bank. "Beverly is committed to excellence. Her focus on her clients is unwavering. She's just the best, a true leader in the wealth management industry."
Gaines said she is "humbled and deeply honored to be recognized in the 2014 Top 20 Program Managers by Bank Investment Consultant magazine. At Happy State Bank we are totally committed to helping our clients pursue their financial goals."
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Lily Mae Raible Spehar passed to the other side on August 6, 2008 after battling ovarian cancer for over 3 years. Part of her remains in her three children David, Chris Anne and Joe, and in her two grandchildren Kaitlyn and David. She also left behind her husband David Michael Spehar I. Lily was preceded in death by her sister Anne Raible Grahn who also died from ovarian cancer in December 2005.
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The upside of winter is on my feet
Oh, I could complain about the weather. It has, in fact, just about broken my resolve since the onslaught this year has focused on both fronts of my lengthy commute.
If the snow is not blowing in from the south, it falls in the north. Sometimes, it just carpet bombs the entire trek.
I could, if you wanted, name every last snake of black ice or wily farm field drift yet to be vanquished from the rural roads that connect my home to the office. Or I could describe the three times, so far, my car's rear almost sashayed into oncoming traffic.
Then there was the sunny morning I watched as a shiny red pickup pulled onto the highway to high-tail it up what appeared to be clear, dry pavement but was actually sheer black ice.
With no warning, the 2-ton steel vehicle began to pirouette like a deranged ballerina, violently slamming one guardrail and then the other until it came to a stop on the berm, the driver mercifully unhurt and no other vehicles involved.
But talking about that would be a bummer, and if you are like me, this winter, you need no more misery to contemplate.
Instead, I will focus on the upside of winter.
You thought I was going to say snowy owl watching.
I will concede the season's beauty. On a recent evening just outside Centerville, a fiery sunset somehow rendered acres of snow pink, blue and orange all at once. And generally, snow on any kind of evergreen tree somehow becomes less terrible.
But for me, true winter solace lies in my boots.
I tend to feel things deeply, or so my husband says. This weather, with its burning, breath-snatching cold, and rude, icy, windy, slushy inconveniences, feels personal and malevolent.
Nothing helps me withstand its slings and arrows better than my boots. They are black, frumpy and by this time of year, salt-stained. I found them online after years of searching and am on my second pair. Not surprisingly, they are made in Canada, where, clearly, they understand what is most important when confronting a heartless season over which one has no control: dry, warm feet.
If you dress correctly, I have learned, you can almost deny winter's very existence.
Think of a good coat, gloves and footwear as armor. Strap them on, close your eyes and click your heels; Erie might as well be Key West.
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The first Nevada woman to hold federal office, former Congresswoman Barbara Vucanovich, will be campaigning in Gardnerville for Mitt Romney this afternoon.
Vucanovich served as the first representative in Congress in Nevada's second Congressional District after it was created as a result of the 1980 Census.
She served from 1983 until her retirement in 1997.
She will be joined by Tennessee Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn at the Douglas County GOP Ice Cream Social and BBQ on the Corley Ranch, 2:20 - 2:50 p.m.
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March 15, 1962 - April 2, 2014
FORT WORTH -- Charles "Randy" Randall Abshire, 52, passed away Wednesday, April 2, 2014.
Service: 2 p.m. Monday at Meadowbrook United Methodist Church. Interment: Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park. Visitation: 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Shannon Rose Hill Funeral Chapel.
Memorials: Donations can be sent to Sally Abshire, 1800 Lynnhaven Road, Fort Worth, Texas 76103.
Randy was born in Fort Worth to Paul "Bullet" and Wanda Abshire on March 15, 1962. He graduated from Eastern Hills High School in 1980 and later attended Texas Christian University. Randy played football for TCU and has always kept his passion for the team. He also loved the Texas Rangers. He loved playing pool, cards and singing karaoke.
Survivors: His lovely wife, Sally; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; and many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.
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PITTSBURGH - This is being called the Pittsburgh Pirates' biggest series in the 13 seasons at PNC Park.
No doubt it is. What else would compete with the ongoing five-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals?
The stands are packed, the streets are jammed with people beginning in the late afternoon hours. The bars and restaurants in the vicinity are hopping to the sweet sounds of cash registers tallying sales.
This was what they had in mind when PNC Park was green-lighted back in the late 1990s.
Unlike Three Rivers Stadium, where people sat unhappily in overheating vehicles before and after games, there's a real baseball atmosphere on the streets around the ballpark.
That was especially noticeable on Tuesday, when the teams played a doubleheader that started at 4:05. A lot of people pass through the turnstiles, but not all of them sit through both games from start to finish.
Some people called it a night after the first game; others didn't arrive until it almost time for the second game.
Those concerns about losing a generation of fans with 20 losing seasons appear to be unfounded. The crowds cross all demographic lines. Put a good product on the field, and people will quickly get up to speed. Everyone loves a winner.
Of course, as July turns into August and every retailer is touting a back-to-school sale, fans are edgy waiting to see what happens. They've been crushed the last two years by collapses in the final third of the season.
The Pirates went from contending to not even being able to finish with a winning record. July's euphoria was September's heartache.
This team has pitching depth that wasn't there the previous two years. The lightweight offense is a concern, with its swing and miss tendencies. The Pirates still don't have a legitimate cleanup hitter. This is a new experience for the fans who grew up on the Lumber Company.
But it's been quite a show, because the Pirates have provided so many happy endings. This is a great opportunity to the Pirates to extend the North Shore's non-Steelers party season through the end of summer.
Easy does it
At the risk of sounding like one of those grumpy, "things aren't they like used to be" guys, here's something that's not like it used to be.
Umpire Eric Cooper worked the first game of Tuesday's doubleheader behind the plate. He wasn't on the crew for the second game.
Under the labor agreement with the umpires, the plate umpire gets the second game off, and a replacement is sent in to fill that spot on the crew.
It wouldn't seem like working third base in the second game would be all that strenuous. That's where the plate umpire would move next in rotation.
What can you say? Things aren't like they used to be.
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"I said M.I.A. is coming back with power power!" So declares this Sri Lankan-British rapper-singer on "Bamboo Banga," the hypnotic, chant-like opener of her new CD. And there is no denying the propulsive—and progressive—force of this exhilarating follow-up to 2005's critically acclaimed Arular. You won't find a more sonically stimulating disc around in 2007. "BirdFlu" merges squawking sounds with tribal drums; "Paper Planes" juxtaposes gunshots with the "ca-ching" of a cash register; "Boyz" makes you feel as if you're trapped inside of a pinball machine with a marching band. M.I.A., whose lyrics address Third World issues, employs Nigerian rapper Afrikan Boy on "Hussel" and incorporates Indian influences elsewhere. But the most thrilling track of all is "XR2," with its dizzying rush of electronica beats.
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Joe Nichols has the kind of classic country voice—we're talking Haggard, Jennings and Jones here—that most of today's Nashville crop can only dream about. And on his latest release, the producers have wisely kept Nichols's rich barroom baritone front and center. Uncluttered arrangements (often including a weeping steel guitar) never get in the way on the set's 13 tunes. Besides his impressive pipes, Nichols has a keen knack for interpreting a song, approaching each phrase with care instead of relying on vocal gymnastics. Among the standouts is the title track, an appreciation of the simpler joys in life: rainy days, Grandma's kitchen, fireflies.
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Driver in fair condition after truck fire on InterstateUPDATED 8:25 PM EDT Apr 25, 2014
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LOOK AT THE MARK LEFT .. BY A MASSIVE TRUCK FIRE FROM LAST NIGHT. THE CLEAN UP IS STILL UNDERWAY. HERE'S HOW IT LOOKED LAST NIIGHT. A UPS TRUCK BLEW A TIRE ... SMASHED INTO A BRIDGE ON INTERSTATE 85. AND THE RESULTS ... SHUT DOWN THE ROAD .. AND SENT SOME COURAGEOUS PEOPLE RUNNING TOWARD THE WRECKAGE.. WE WANT TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE MONITOR BEHIND US.... IT ACTUALLY TAKES A SLIDE SHOW ... TO GET YOU A THOROUGH APPRECIATION ... OF WHAT HAPPENED THERE ON I- 85 LAST NIGHT. SOME OF WHAT YOU SEE ... ARE UPS PACKAGES THAT WENT EVERYWHERE. BUT THE HEART OF THIS STORY ... IS THIS: BOTH MEN IN THE TRUCK WERE PULLED TO SAFETY. WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE VIDEO OF THE FIRE FOR YOU.. WYFF NEWS 4'S NIGEL ROBERTSON...IS HEER NOW WITH MUCH MORE. NIGEL ... IT COULD HAVE BEEN A CATASTROPHE. CAROL AND MICHAEL, TODAY WE TALKED TO ONE OF THE MEN WHO PULLED THE DRIVER AND THE PASSENGER IN THE TRUCK TO SAFETY. HE SAYS... HE CANT GET THE IMAGE OF WHAT HE SAW LAST NIGHT... OUT OF HIS MIND. AS IF THE WRECK WASN'T BAD ENOUGH.... THE FLAMES MADE IT WORSE. A UPS TRUCK... ENGULFED, WITH THE DRIVER AND PASSENGER INSIDE. i thought about it all night long... ERIC GERISCH... WAS ONE OF THE TWO MEN WHO HELPED PULL BOTH MEN IN THE TRUCK TO SAFETY. THE DRIVER IS.... 66 YEAR OLD PAUL HEJNAR GERISCH TOLD US THE PASSENGER'S NAME IS JAY. he had burns on his legs... he had really bad facial injuries he was talking and i kept talking to him asking him questions. WE TALKED TO DAN CARDILLO... SPOKESMAN FOR UPS. the drivers are both in pretty serious condition... but that is about as much as i am going to comment on. THE CRASH HAPPENED JUST BEFORE NINE LAST NIGHT ...NEAR MILE MARKER 29. LAW ENFORCEMENT TELLS US THE TRUCK WAS NORTHBOUND......WHEN IT BLEW A TIRE ... HIT A CONCRETE WALL... THEN VEERED INTO THE CHEROKEE ROAD OVERPASS AND CAUGHT FIRE. AS FOR THE PACKAGES... UPS SAID THEIR FINAL DESTINATION... WAS GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA. CARDILLO SAYS.... THEY ARE WORKING WITH AUTHORITIES. ONCE UPS IS ALLOWED ACCESS TO THE PACKAGES... THE PROCESS OF ACCESSING THE DAMAGE CAN BEGIN. we will examine all the packages we will make delivery on the packages that are in good condition and we will contact customers who's pkgs may be damaged or destroyed. ALL LANES OF INTERSTATE 85 ARE BACK OPEN..... I JUST CHECKED MINUTES AGO... AND THE DRIVER OF THAT UPS TRUCK HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO FAIR CONDITION. STILL NO INFORMATION BEING RELEASED ON THE PASSENGER. HERE AGAIN ... THE FIRE BROUGHT
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Mirrored paint and jewel toned color swirl together to transform inexpensive glass ornaments into lovely holiday decorations. These Mirrored Swirl Ornaments make beautiful additions to your Christmas tree and make great gifts for friends and family. Best of all, no ornament is ever alike, so you can create a wonderful collection of unique handmade ornaments for yourself or a loved one.
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These are my favorite. I first did them with the kids from daycare years ago. The kids and parents loved them!
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Heavy wet snow is moving into Wisconsin. WeatherWatch 12 meteorologists Sally Severson and Jeremy Nelson have an update on the forecast.
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