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Eating Bitterness
My title is a Chinese expression that I read in a recent WSJ China Real Time Report. A synonym is "endure suffering." That article was about how the Chinese financial system is a stacked deck for the high-saving Chinese earning very low, even negative in real terms, rates of interest on their bank deposits. Their deposits exceed their bank loans by a large margin, and they lose money (purchasing power) on each net Yuan deposited.
This caught my attention because I had just written my previous post according to which just about everything in the American and Chinese economies are opposites. They save, we consume. They have a positive export balance; we have an import balance. We borrow from our trading partners; they lend to theirs. And so on.
But in this regard—the extremely low nominal and negative real rates of interest earned by bank depositors—the two situations are very similar. Low to negative real rates occur from time to time when we have a recession that the Fed fights with low short-term rates. Everyone knows that those low rates hurt bank depositors while they are intended to help bank borrowers. Everyone knows that, including Fed and other policymakers, but nobody talks about it much because it is expected to be temporary. That's just an unfortunate cost that must be paid to stimulate the economy with low interest rates.
But it isn't so temporary this time around. The Fed reduced its target Federal Funds rate from 5 ¼ percent to 0 to ¼ percent by December 2008, where it's been ever since. That's over two years now that we ordinary people with some money in the bank have been eating bitterness. That's long enough.
It may be too soon to start raising the target rate, but I'm not so sure moving it up a percentage point or two would be so bad. There might be some spending snuffed out, but there would also be fewer distortions in the economy. This will no doubt be taken as very naïve, and I'll probably regret suggesting such a thing, but I think Mr. Bernanke and Company should explore ways they might allow short term interest rates to rise a bit without a significant tightening of monetary policy.
If you think of policy as manipulating interest rates, you probably can't ease and tighten at the same time, even though it was tried in the "operation twist" experiment in 1963. The idea was to push down longer term rates to stimulate domestic economic activity while supporting short-term rates for balance of payments purposes—that is to retain or attract mobile capital. As I recall that didn't work very well, although we survived the experiment.
If, on the other hand, you think of policy as manipulating the growth of the money supply, you probably can't ease and tighten at the same time either. But think about it. What we have now is a low short-term interest rate policy that looks to last as far as the eye can see combined with quantitative easing focused on the quantity of money rather than the rate or price to rent it. Monetary policy currently is part price or rate and part quantity. Doesn't that open up some possibilities, at least in the math of the situation? Something about the number of equations and the number of unknowns?
I don't have a fully developed thought here, I know. But I hope it's a germ of an idea that folks smarter than I am can take and run with. We need some relief. We've eaten enough bitterness.


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Occasionally the forum category pages are not showing any styles (gen discussion, etc). I am using the red theme. I tried changing my theme to white, but the change theme button doesn't appear to be working either.
Is this an issue, or is Matt working on things? It happened a few weeks ago and I was going to post but by the time I wrote a post it was fixed. Now it's back, on a different computer none the less.


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While I prepared my latest homepage, I took some time to reflect on my previous homepage 'designs', and I found my homepage collection interesting enough that I decided to create a page dedicated to these pathetic attempts at creating a tasteful homepage. Here it is.
Old pages have a tendency to bitrot, and I want to prevent people with too much free time on their hands from reporting broken links and other misbehaving miscellaneousness that they find on my expired pages. Therefore, instead of providing 'live' versions of my old pages, I only give you a PNG sample of what the page looked like in a typical browser. You really don't want to look at the HTML source anyway.
1998: The First Try
OK, so maybe this one is a bit embarrasing. But everyone has to start somewhere.
My first offical homepage was actually a homework project, and it shows. It seems that I was more interested in trying out the Gimp than in creating something that a sensible person would show to his mother.
I think the design concept can be summarized as 'Look Ma, I found the Green Glow From Outer Space effect!'. The well-chosen starry background adds to the air of science fiction. The background also makes the text somewhat hard to read, which is -- in retrospect -- a very good thing. I would rather not comment on the illustrations. The overall effect is not dissimilar to the smell of Vogon poetry at 3AM in the morning.
The one positive thing that may be said of this page is that the content seems to match the visual appearance. If you can't read Hungarian, consider yourself lucky.
Also, the fact that the site consisted of only a single page counts as a definite plus.
Perhaps understandably, after it was finished I wouldn't have touched this shit with a stick, so it remained unchanged until after a few months later, when I couldn't bear to subject innocent people to the sight of the Green Page any more, and my consciousness forced me to come up with something better, or at least less painful.
1999: If At First You Don't Succeed...
The result was maybe slightly less embarrasing than the truly horrible first attempt. It consisted of a handful of HTML 4 pages entirely handcrafted without any tool except my venerable Emacs. The JavaScriptly highlighted menu items were drawn in my old pal The Gimp, tirelessly repeating the same set of operations over and over again. (Hey, at least it wasn't done by a built-in script, c.f. the Green Monster.) The menu and the navigation links were meticulously constructed by hand for each page.
Making any kind of change would have taken horribly long, so the homepage remained essentially unchanged for something like four years. Of course, new pages came and went, but they were not linked into the menu 'system', and therefore normally were not accessible to the unitiated.
After a few years, some of those 'hidden' pages started featuring an exciting new layout method called Cascading Style Sheets. But the original, core pages were different. What you can't see on the screenshot is the truly awful HTML implementation. Tables upon tables upon tables. Everything is done with tables. Too lazy too look up at W3C how to float images? No problemo, just put a table around the paragraph. Yecch.
Thankfully I somehow managed to avoid those cute little animated GIFs of flying birds, peeing dogs and whatnot which plagued personal homepages at the time. Also, while most other similar pages had pictures of at least several Winnie The Pooh characters, mine sported a rich selection of quality black and white pictures from a clipart font that I found under the sofa. Back then, clipart fonts were an undiscovered evolutional niche in the homepaginary biosphere.
But I was foolish enough to try to make my page somewhat interactive by using a free third-party hit counter and guestbook service (of course, they are both out of service by now). What next, online chat applets and PHP forums?
2003: Fun With The Website Meta Language
No, my third attempt was actually pretty nice: the design was implemented more or less exclusively in CSS, the menu etc. generation was done in WML (the Website Meta Language, not the WAP thingy). It had a sidebar with the menu that did not scroll with the rest of the page. When the pointer moved over a menu item, a short description of that item magically appeared under the menu area. That nifty feature alone took a whole day to implement, so there was no time left for developing a pleasing overall design. So I got stuck with something brown. Nevertheless, I was happy with my new page.
My build system (yeah, this one had a real build system) supported bilingual (Hungarian/English) pages. You could switch between the two languages at the click of the mouse. Or, if you set up your browser right, you could automatically enjoy my homepage in your favourite language. (Provided that it was Hungarian -- of course, no-one has the energy to write everything in two languages for a sodding homepage, so most of the English pages contained a sad little box that I trained to say that it is sorry, but the page is only available in Hungarian.)
All was well for a time, but unfortunately, I got quickly bored with WML, because it did not support XHTML, and nowadays people consider you a nobody if your site does not use this all-powerful, all-purpose e-technology e-called XML (it slices, it dices!). Yeah. Plus, with its nine compiling phases, including a quasi-C preprocessor, Perl, M4, the left kneecap of my Aunt Helga and God knows what else, WML has the potential of a horny elephant bull, and the attractiveness of the same. I really hated writing markup language extensions in Perl.
2004: The Buzzword-Compatible Approach
The last design was successful, but relatively short-lived: it stayed online for, what, maybe nine months? Then I decided to catch up with the world, and try out this new-fangled declarative transformation language that the folks are raving about, to see if it was living up to my expectations. At my job, I needed to create a quite large documentation site, and before deciding to do it with XSLT, I wanted to try the technology out on something small, like my tiny little homepage.
It turned out that XSLT was exactly what I was missing all along. Writing XML transformations is fun. So I reimplemented my homepage, added a few features like printer-friendly views, and while at it, created a new design to go with the improved internals: an all-singing, all-dancing, all-shining, 21st-century grand extravaganza. Or something. I think it is rather boring, really. But maybe in a good way. It's still mostly brown, though.
Comparing my newest homepage to the previous contestants, we can see that the biggest new feature is the addition of the color blue, which was prominently missing from all previous offerings. (By the way, that blue stuff is my photo of the sea near Marseilles.) Fascinating.


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I thought the supply was pretty good now?
Hey guys, you think i can get a Wii in 2 days by looking in Target, EBGames and maybe Gamstop? no calling, no nothing. (New York)
What do you think are the odds?
I thought the supply was pretty good now?
Wii Sports, Red Steel (27%), Zelda : Twilight Princess (Forest Temple), Resident Evil 4 : Wii Edition (3-1), Trauma Center : Second Opinion (Ch2 1), Super Paper Mario (Ch 3-1), Mario Strikers Charged Football, MoH Heroes 2
i have no idea actually, thanks =D
New York...You should try the nintendo world store in rocketfeller center..Otherwise go to the Toys R' Us in NYC. Your best chances lie there. Call before hand though so you don't waste gas/energy/money getting there.
"We've all been down this path before
You're trapped in this town
And it wears you down
When we leave today maybe you'll understand
That this constant struggle isn't always in the palm of our hands."
I'd imagine in all of New York City, you'd find one somewhere.
"My Pokemon brings all the nerds to the yard. And they're like, "You wanna trade cards?" Damn right, I wanna trade cards. I'll trade this, but not my Charizard."
XBOX 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii owner.
Yep, good luck! (= Hope you get one. Lol.
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My amazing Games
CounterStrike || Left 4 Dead || World of Warcraft: Lich King.
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Status - O_o Just got back guys. Nice to see you all again!
good luck with your quest lol. you picked a good time to buy a Wii, finally some awesome games lined up for the end of the year.
Gamertag/PSN ID=SensesFailxWiix if you add me send me a message via console or wiichat
If you can't find one, your either EXTREMELY incompitent. Or you need to jump in the ocean and start swimming lol. If you can't find ONE Wii in NYC. Then well.. lets just say.. if you cant find it, dont tell us.. we will laugh lol
Just call around your local stores, see when shipments come in or if your real lucky, one will already be waiting for you.
Good luck!
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DENVER — The morning after straining his left calf in an awkward collision with David Wright, Mets first baseman Ike Davis will fly back to New York so team doctors can examine his leg.
The area behind the back of his leg appeared the same as the night before, Davis indicated earlier today. "Hopefully be back soon," he wrote in a text message.
Precaution makes sense. Davis has been the team's best hitter thus far this season. With today's game rained out, the team would have a little extra time to make a roster move if necessary.
Here's the team's just-released pitching schedule:
Thursday @ Colorado – Jonathon Niese
Friday @ Houston – Dillon Gee
Saturday @ Houston – R.A. Dickey
Sunday @ Houston – Chris Capuano
Monday vs. Florida – Mike Pelfrey
Tuesday vs. Florida – Jonathon Niese
Wednesday vs. Washington – Dillon Gee
Thursday vs. Washington – R.A. Dickey
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Tlc Pediatrics PC - Fishkill, NY - Phone: (845) 896-4505
Osteopathy is an alternative branch of medicine that studies the interrelationship between the structure and functions of the human system, and recognizes the body's ability to heal itself. The term 'osteopathy' was coined by Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO. �Osteopathy is a �health care system that embraces the concept of the unity of the living organism's structure, that is anatomy, and function, that is physiology.
In Fishkill, osteopaths are health professionals who manipulate muscles and bones to promote structural integrity in the body to preserve health. Manipulative measures are often used in combination with conventional treatment. �
Governor Cuomo Announces Growth Of Clean Technology Companies And Creation Of 980 Jobs
$14 million Investment in Cleantech Business Incubator Initiative Supports the Development of 141 Clean Energy Companies across the State (Long Island, NY) Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that 141 clean technology companies have been supported and primed for further growth through the Governor's Cleantech Business Incubator initiative. The initiative has attracted more than $215 million in private capital..


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"To all interested in ClarityOne Audio earbuds I say beware. I bought these headphones from airmiles (a licensed seller at the time) last summer. I loved the headphones and I commend the company for the quality of the audio that they produce. In my opinion they were pretty amazing. But then winter struck. I live in Canada, and incidentally the same city that the "Head Office" for Clarity One..." --bruddah
Ultimate Ears 100 Noise-Isolating Earphones - Black/Green
" I would personally like flat colors on the design but hey ts just me. Noise Isolation is really great (and I regularly commute home here in Manila, which is really loud at peak hours) Would I recommend it? Well Sure if you really are on a tight budget, but if you can add $10 to $15 dollars more you can get a sweeter pair. " --PLsg08


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If you rewind to 2010, when the agency began secretly installing poorly tested body scanners in America's airports, and then forcing passengers to use them or face a prison-style pat-down, the watchdogs have a lot to be proud of. Thanks to their advocacy, the TSA quickly abandoned its "one-size-fits-all" approach to aviation security.
Today, a select few passengers don't have to subject themselves to an invasive scan or a humiliating pat-down because the watchdogs said something — even as others insisted that this was the price we had to pay for keeping America's skies safe. Yet a majority of passengers must still be screened in a way that critics claim is unconstitutional.
We're not there yet
Here's what the watchdogs want:
Decommission all full-body scanners. The technology is unproven and potentially dangerous. The expense can't be justified to the American taxpayer.
Fix the screening process. Every airline passenger should be checked in a way that is non-invasive, doesn't involve harmful radiation, and respects their civil rights and the U.S. Constitution. We know the current system doesn't do that. Let's find something that does.
Kill VIPR. The TSA's Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response team, which patrols roads, NFL games, and political conventions, needs to be shuttered now. No one asked for these ad hoc teams of TSA agents, and no one will miss them.
Restructure the agency. The TSA needs to trim its $8-billion-a-year budget by eliminating a vast layer of ineffective middle management and reducing the size of its force, which is often referred to as "Thousands Standing Around."
Retrain TSA's workforce. Frontline TSA agents like to see themselves as the last line of defense against terrorism. They aren't. Rather, they are the face of the federal government, and at the moment, it's not a good one. Agents need basic customer-service training, and they need to be aware of the civil rights and disabilities concerns of passengers.
The TSA's critics have a vision of what the agency could be: rather than the paramilitary organization that strikes fear in the hearts of law-abiding Americans, an agency focused on excellent customer service that helps Americans travel safer.
I've seen glimpses of this organization from time to time when I fly. It is the TSA agent who smiles and helps an elderly passenger in a wheelchair through the screening area instead of barking at her. It is the more common sense security line afforded to TSA Pre-Check passengers and airline crewmembers.
And I think: It could be this way for all of us. It should be.
When it is, this watchdog will rest.
Update (5 p.m.): I should have known better than to fly on the same day one of these columns posts. Let's just say today's trip from Denver to Reno could have gone better.
A stone-faced TSA agent tried to force me through a scanner, which would have separated me from the rest of my family. I politely opted out of the machine.
My screener, Officer Johnson (I'm not making this up — that's his real name) was, um, very enthusiastic. He nearly succeeded in pulling down my pants twice.
In fact, all of the agents at the screening area seemed happy to see me patted down. I asked my son to take pictures of the event. Yes, that expression on my face is one of annoyance. What are these characters protecting us from, again?


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All of us, as Canadians, are touched throughout our lives by some aspect of social welfare, either as recipients, donors, or taxpayers. But despite the importance of the social network in our country, there has been no single source of information about this critical component of our society. Even professionals in the field of social work or social services have not had a comprehensive volume addressing the myriad features of this critical societal structure. The Encyclopedia of Canadian Social Work fills this need.
Over five hundred topics important to Canadian social work are covered, written by a highly diverse group of social workers covering all aspects of the field and all areas of the country. Practitioners, policy makers, academics, social advocates, researchers, students, and administrators present a rich overview of the complexity and diversity of social work and social welfare as it exists in Canada.
The principal finding from this project underscores the long-held perception that there is a Canadian model of social work that is unique and stands as a useful model to other countries. The Encyclopedia of Canadian Social Work will be an important source of information, both to Canadians and to interested groups around the world.
The Encyclopedia of Canadian Social Work is available in e-book version by subscription or from university and college libraries through the following vendors: Canadian Electronic Library, Ebrary, MyiLibrary, and Netlibrary.
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"The idea of compiling an encyclopedia of social work in Canada was ambitious, and the editor, Frank Turner (professor emeritus, Wilfrid Laurier University), is likely one of the few social work academics in Canada who could have successfully brough this project to fruition. His goal was to produce an 'accessible resource that surveys the total spectrum of the field [of Canadian social welfare].' With more than 440 entries written by academics and practitioners from across the country, Encyclopeida of Canadian Social Work achieves that goal."
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The study of the history and sociology of youth has become well established in western academia in recent years, as has the study of gender and sexuality. Yet, although youth and sexuality are intertwined both historically and in current affairs, the two themes have seldom been linked in research.
Contributions are invited for an edited collection on "Young people, youth and sexualities : 19th-21st centuries". The aim of the book is to bring together work on youth and sexuality from the fields of history and sociology with case studies drawn from both modern history and the contemporary world. The volume will include articles covering a variety of cultural and geographical areas.
The volume will be edited by Véronique Blanchard, Régis Revenin and Jean-Jacques Yvorel, and published in French by Editions "Autrement" in a series entitled "Sexe en tous Genres" directed by Louis-Georges Tin (www.autrement.com).
This international and interdisciplinary work will gather together original articles that are either monographic studies or more general overviews linking "youth" and "sexuality". Youth is here understood to include childhood, adolescence and the passage to adulthood.
Each article should take either a historical or a sociological approach (or both) to the topic in relation to a specific country or geographical area.
We will examine various aspects of youth and sexuality – social constructions, discourses, representations and practices. We will also explore methodologies and interpretations ranging from age, class, race and religion, to gender, sex and sexual orientation.
Among possible subjects, we will particularly focus on the following issues:
- sexed and sexual identities (heterosexuality/homosexuality, sex and gender connections).
- "outlaw" sexuality (prostitution, incest, paedophilia, sexual abuse).
- emotional, romantic and sexual development in young people during their upbringing and education (health, contraception, abortion, HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, standards of decency, pornography…).
Proposals for contributions may be submitted in English or French. The final articles will be translated from English into French. All proposals should include a tentative title and a one-page summary (sent as a Word file in .doc or .rtf) indicating the subject of the study, the methodology and sources, and a brief bibliography, as well as a short c.v. giving the author's academic affiliation, previous publications and email address.
Proposals from early career researchers are also encouraged.
Proposals must be sent, by 15 May 2008, to email@example.com AND firstname.lastname@example.com AND email@example.com
Please write "JJS" in the email in the subject box of the message.
The list of papers selected for inclusion in the volume will be circulated by 30 June 2008 at the latest. Final papers, in either English or French, must contain a maximum of 20,000 characters (including spaces and all footnotes), and must be submitted to the editors by the final deadline of 30 October 2008.
Each article will then be peer reviewed anonymously by two or three members of the editorial advisory committee, whose names appear below.
Editorial advisory committee:
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Véronique BLANCHARD is a PhD student in modern history at the University of Paris 7-Diderot, working under the supervision of Gabrielle Houbre. She carries out research on female juvenile deviance in Paris in the 1950s. Several of her articles are currently in press in volumes published by the Presses Universitaires de Rennes (University Press of Rennes) and the Presses Universitaires de Franche-Comté (University Press of Franche-Comté). She is also an education officer at the Protection Judiciaire de la Jeunesse (Youth Legal Protection) (Ministčre de la Justice/French Ministry of Justice), where she is currently in charge of the Historical Exhibition Centre on "Enfants en justice : XIXe-XXe sičcles" (Children in court, 19th–20th centuries), located in Savigny-sur-Orge (Essonne). For the Centre, she has curated three exhibitions on the "Gamin de Paris" (in 2005), the "Blousons noirs" (in 2006), and "Châteaux, une prison sans barreaux ?" (Castles, prisons without bars?) (in 2007). She has also organized an international conference on "youth gangs", the proceedings of which were published by the Editions "La Découverte" in December, 2007. She is a member of the editorial advisory committee of the journal Revue d'histoire de l'enfance "irréguličre" (RHEI), and she regularly takes part in colloquia and seminars on juvenile delinquency.
Régis REVENIN is a PhD student in modern history, associated with the Centre d'histoire sociale du XXe sičcle (Centre for the Social History of the 20th Century), University of Paris 1-Panthéon Sorbonne. He is working on a thesis, supervised by Pascal Ory, on Young people, youth and male sexuality in France during the «Trente Glorieuses» (the post-war boom). He has published a number of papers in peer-reviewed journals as well as a book, Homosexualité et prostitution masculines ŕ Paris : 1870-1918 (Male homosexuality and male prostitution in Paris, 1870-1918) published by L'Harmattan in 2005. He also edited a collection entitled Hommes et masculinités, de 1789 ŕ nos jours : contributions ŕ l'histoire du genre et de la sexualité en France (Men and masculinities from 1789 until the present: contributions to the history of gender and sexuality in France), published by Autrement in 2007, with a forward by Alain Corbin. He coordinates a doctoral workshop on "Genre & Sexualités" (Gender and Sexualities), which in the academic year 2007-2008 focuses primarily on two projects: the creation of a peer-reviewed international and interdisciplinary French-language e-journal, and the holding of a monthly doctoral seminar in Paris.
Jean-Jacques YVOREL has a PhD in history. He carries out work on the history of deviance and delinquency, the discourses to which they give rise and the actions that they trigger. He has worked on the history of justice, medicine, "abnormal" childhood, and popular sociability. He has edited a number of publications and various academic articles and volumes. His latest book, written in collaboration with Frédéric Chauvaud and Jacques-Guy Petit, explores the history of justice, and he is one of the main contributors to the Revue d'Histoire de l'enfance "irréguličre". He is in charge of research at the Centre National de Formation et d'Etudes de la Protection Judiciaire de la Jeunesse (French Ministry of Justice). He teaches at the Universities of Paris 1 and Paris 7, and is associated with the Centre de recherches en histoire du XIXe sičcle (Centre for Research on Nineteenth-Century History).


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RAPTORS TO BE SHOWCASED: Liberty Bible Church, 2111 Sodom Hutchings Road, Vienna, will have a live birds of prey display at 6:30 p.m. Friday with guests Howard and Jason Caldwell, who are both preachers and hunters.
They have been interested in falconry since 1993 and seven years ago started Seeing Truth Ministries. The event will also include food and door prizes as well as displays of owls, hawks and falcons.
The event is free but tickets are needed. For tickets, call 330-638-1578.
CELEBRATING UNITY: A celebrating unity extravaganza will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday at TYCAP, 1230 Palmyra Road S.W., Warren. The event will feature area chefs, contemporary jazz and a vendor marketplace.
The event is being sponsored by the Trumbull County NAACP with proceeds to help youth. For tickets, call 330-469-3247.
BENEFIT TO HELP MAN: A benefit to help local resident John Kennedy, who was involved in a car accident that left him paralyzed in 2013, will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday at Bristol High School, 1845 Greenville Road.
The money raised will be used to make Kennedy's home more wheelchair-accessible and help the family get a specially equipped motorized wheelchair and renovations to his home. The event will include a Chinese auction and 50-50 raffle. Takeout meals will be available.
Kennedy is currently recovering at Lake Vista in Cortland.
RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED: St. Paul Lutheran Church, East Market Street, Warren, will hold a baby and toddler item rummage sale from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Table rentals are available by calling the church at 330-394-5741.
Proceeds from the event are used to support the Splash ministry, an outreach program for parents of newborns in the community.
AGENCY JOINS FORCES: Gibson Agri and Equine Insurance, a subsidiary of Thompson Insurance Group in Girard, has recently partnered with SmartPak, an equine retailer, to ensure that horse owners have access to protection for their horses.
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Yamaha YHT494BL 5.1 Channel Home Theater System (Refurbished)Item#: YYMG-98375958M | Model#: YHT494BL |
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Yamaha YHT494BL 5.1 Channel Home Theater Product Details
1080p-Compatible HDMI Repeater with 3D
The YHT-494 offers HDMI repeater (reception and transmission of HDMI signals) up to 1080p resolution, maintaining the highest possible quality from the digital input to your HD monitor. With four HDMI inputs, you can connect four high-definition AV sources. You also get the benefits of Deep Color (30/36 bit), the x.v.Color Standard, high refresh rate, and Lip Sync (automatic synching of audio and video).
The YHT-494 Supports Deep Color (30/36-bit) Transmission
The Yamaha YHT-494 supports the latest HDMI 30- and 36-bit color depths, improved from the 24-bit depth of previous versions. This "Deep Color" allows the rendering of billions of colors for far greater accuracy. Colors are so vivid they seem to jump off the screen, with perfectly smooth tonal transitions and ultra-fine gradations between colors. It also enables many times more shades of gray, for higher contrast ratio.
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The YHT-494 has feet that can be adjusted horizontally and vertically, making it easy to position in your home theater with TVs ranging from 32 to 50 inches. You can even remove the feet for alternative mounting options.
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Four SCENE buttons make operating the receiver easier than ever. They are initially set to default settings for DVD Viewing, Disc Listening, TV Viewing and Radio Listening. Pressing a SCENE button automatically launches a number of operations that initiate play of the source controlled by that button. Other SCENE settings are also available, such as iPod Listening, TV Sports Viewing, and Action Game Playing. Browsing and selecting the settings is quickly accomplished by rotating the Input knob and watching the on-screen display. The settings can be selected for one-time use, or they can replace the original default settings. You can even change the SCENE names for convenience.
Audio Delay Compensation Keeps Your Experience On Track
The latest display devices perform complex internal processing, causing time lag in the video signal. It is a small difference, but because the audio arrives first, the viewer may feel that something is not natural. The Audio Delay function for adjusting Lip-Sync matches the audio to the timing of the output of the video on the screen.
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Conventional multi-channel audio reproduction systems base their sound on Dolby Digital and DTS decoding, using matrix and steering technologies to create surround sound effects. Yamaha CINEMA DSP is much more advanced, actually creating richly realized independent sound fields that envelop you in an unmatched surround sound experience. With dialogue, music and effects ideally located in these separate sound fields, you will hear sound with accurate placement, smooth movement, exceptional clarity and richness, and startlingly realistic presence. It will seem as if the walls of your room have disappeared and you are in the middle of your own immense theater.
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Yamaha's Adaptive DRC technology automatically adjusts the dynamic range of the sound according to the volume that is selected. Adaptive DRC refines the dynamic range parameters to make low volume sounds easier to hear (narrower dynamic range) while retaining the massiveness felt during high volume (wider dynamic range). And because our ears lose sensitivity to low and high sounds as volume decreases, it continually adjusts these frequency ranges according to the volume and to the input signal level.
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SILENT CINEMA makes it possible to hear large-scale surround sound through ordinary headphones! This is a variation of CINEMA DSP technology that Yamaha developed to let you listen in private to movies and other multi-channel sources for hours without listening fatigue. Virtual CINEMA DSP lets you enjoy the effects of CINEMA DSP surround sound without using surround speakers (handy for use in custom installations where some rooms don't have surround speakers). It can be used with the front / center / presence speakers or even with just the two front left and right speakers.
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When music is encoded in a digital compressed format such as MP3, frequency response suffers in the high and low ranges. Yamaha employs sophisticated digital signal processing with exclusive algorithms, enabling faithful reproduction of the original music, for excellent sound quality.
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* Receiver (HTR-3063) Minimum RMS Output Power per Channel: 100 W x 5 (8 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.9% THD)
* Dynamic Power per Channel (Front L/R): 110/130/160/180 W (8/6/4/2 ohms)
* Frequency Response (AV5, Front): 10 Hz-100 kHz +0, -3 dB
* Total Harmonic Distortion (AV5, Front SP Out): 0.06% (1 kHz, 50 W/8 ohms)
* Signal-to-Noise Ratio (AV5, Input Shorted): 98 dB (250 mV)
* Video Monitor Out Frequency Response: 5 Hz-60 MHz ±3 dB (component video signal)
* Standby Power Consumption: 0.5 W
* Dimensions (W x H x D): 17-1/8" x 6" x 12-3/8"
* Weight: 16.5 lbs
* Speaker System Frequency Response: 30 Hz-20 kHz
* Front Speaker System including Center Speaker (NS-BR300) Drivers: 1 1/2" x 3 3/4" cone x 3
* Dimensions (W x H x D): 31-1/2" x 2" x 2-3/4"
* Weight: 3.4 lbs
* Surround Speakers (NS-B285) Driver: 2 1/2" cone full-range driver
* Input Power (Nominal/Max): 30 W / 80 W
* Sensitivity: 81 dB/2.83 V/1 m
* Dimensions (W x H x D): 3-1/2" x 4-3/4" x 4-7/8"
* Weight: 1.1 lbs/unit (with stand)
* Subwoofer (NS-SW280) Output Power: 100 W
* Driver: 6 1/2" cone
* Dimensions (W x H x D): 10-3/8" x 10-3/8" x 12-1/2"
SpecificationsYamaha YHT494BL 5.1 Channel Home Theater System (Refurbished)
Receiver Minimum RMS Output Power per Channel: 100 W x 5 (8 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.9% THD)
Dynamic Power per Channel (Front L/R): 110/130/160/180 W (8/6/4/2 ohms)
Frequency Response (AV5, Front): 10 Hz-100 kHz +0, -3 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion (AV5, Front SP Out): 0.06% (1 kHz, 50 W/8 ohms)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (AV5, Input Shorted): 98 dB (250 mV)
Video Monitor Out Frequency Response: 5 Hz-60 MHz ±3 dB (component video signal)
Standby Power Consumption: 0.5 W
Dimensions (W x H x D): 17-1/8" x 6" x 12-3/8"
Weight: 16.5 lbs
Speaker System Frequency Response: 30 Hz-20 kHz
Front Speaker System Drivers: 1 1/2" x 3 3/4" cone x 3
Dimensions (W x H x D): 31-1/2" x 2" x 2-3/4"
Weight: 3.4 lbs
Surround Speakers Driver: 2 1/2" cone full-range driver
Input Power (Nominal/Max): 30 W / 80 W
Sensitivity: 81 dB/2.83 V/1 m
Dimensions (W x H x D): 3-1/2" x 4-3/4" x 4-7/8"
Weight: 1.1 lbs/unit (with stand)
Subwoofer Output Power: 100 W
Driver: 6 1/2" cone
Dimensions (W x H x D): 10-3/8" x 10-3/8" x 12-1/2"
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I know who you are," exclaimed the fan, accosting Leslie Nielsen in a Toronto airport. "You're Lloyd Bridged" The snowy-haired star of the smash movie The Naked Gun just smiled and corrected his admirer. "Oh, I'm so embarrassed," apologized the fan. "Now I know. You play Lloyd Bridges!"
After 39 successful years of acting, more than 50 movies and almost 1,500 TV shows, Leslie Nielsen, 62, has to be the hottest non-name in all showbiz. Everywhere he goes he gets recognized—as the wrong person. He has been regularly taken for Bridges or Robert Stack or Peter Graves or maybe George Peppard. Such sub-star treatment might flatten a more fragile ego, but it doesn't faze Nielsen. "He has no ego," says Naked Gun producer Jerry Zucker. In fact, Nielsen finds the mix-ups refreshing. "It's a good thing," he says, in his sonorous voice, "lest we think we're doing something terribly important."
All this seems especially odd since Nielsen is the star of about the most popular movie around, alternately employing his familiar deadpan and mugging outrageously as Clouseau-esque cop Frank Drebin. Certainly no one else could play the police for pratfalls quite so convincingly. For most of his career, the long-faced Nielsen has appeared in cop roles, including the leads in TV's The New Breed and The Bold Ones. He launched himself as a comic in 1980's hilarious spoof Airplane! and shortly afterward created the fumbling Drebin in the short-lived series Police Squad. But long before his career swerve, Nielsen had come to regard his dour persona with less than total approval. "I began laughing at my old roles 15 years ago," he says. "I look at reruns and I say, 'Did you really take yourself that seriously? Did you actually play the role that way?' "
The typecasting as Mr. Stolid was particularly misleading because Nielsen, a free-swinging, 19-handicap golfer, is one of Hollywood's most avid pranksters. He carries a whoopee cushion almost everywhere. He loves to make faces at kids in airports ("They make faces back," he reports), and Ricardo Montalban, his Naked Gun co-star, says, "What's endearing is that he wants other people to have fun too." So when Airplane! and The Naked Gun landed in his lap, Nielsen was more than ready. "I wanted to act crazy in front of the camera for a change," he says. His stern visage intact until things go wrong, Nielsen is eerily at home as the dopey shamus. "Oh, Frank, I'm the happiest girl in the world," his Naked Gun sweetheart, Priscilla Presley, burbles at one point. "So am I," Drebin replies dreamily.
Despite his pre-Airplane! image, Nielsen has been a cutup since he was a boy in Regina, Sask., one of three sons of a Royal Canadian Mountie (Nielsen's older brother, Eric, stepped down as Deputy Prime Minister in 1986). A childhood case of rickets left Leslie's legs bowed at the ankles and briefly darkened his dream of being an actor ("The tragic disappointment was that I couldn't fulfill my wish to play Tarzan's son"), but he studied acting in Toronto and New York and broke into TV on Studio One in 1949. The next year he was in 46 TV shows and in 1954 moved to L.A. to make Forbidden Planet with Walter Pidgeon. Since then he has appeared in such big but less-than-classic films as Tammy and the Bachelor with Debbie Reynolds and The Poseidon Adventure with Gene Hackman.
Lighthearted as Nielsen acts, his life has not been carefree. He has never been embroiled in movie-town gossip, but he has made three notably unsuccessful tries at marriage. He wed singer Monica Boyer in 1950; they divorced in 1955. His 1958 union with executive secretary Sandy Ullman produced two daughters, Thea, now 28, and Maura, 26, and ended after 16 years. A 1981 union with a younger woman lasted just one year. Nielsen now lives alone in a comfortable hilltop ranch-style house with a dazzling view of L.A. and the Pacific, and he is close to his daughters, who train and show horses. "It takes two to tango, and it's easy to get out of step," Nielsen says of his nuptial misadventures. He is, however, friendly with one ex-wife, Sandy. "In fact, our daughters think we're more of a family unit now than when we lived together," he says. Notes Sandy, with some amusement: "We have matured. He didn't know or understand his daughters until they got driver's licenses."
"When we were young, he was sort of an enigma," Thea says. "We used to hear our parents fighting, and we'd leave notes around saying, 'Make love, not war.' It didn't do any good. But they get along better since they were divorced. And Dad doesn't keep anything in any longer—he's cried in front of me. He's my home base."
With the success of The Naked Gun, Nielsen has little apparent cause for tears. He's set to star in a sequel and hopes to resuscitate a one-man stage show about Clarence Darrow, which he performed on tour in 1979. He was even awarded a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame recently. None of this means he is well-known. One critic wrote that Naked Gun was a hit "without help from box office names." But even that slight doesn't bother Nielsen. "At this stage of my life, I don't give a damn," says the great what's-his-name, and the prospect of a long string of slaphappy roles doesn't trouble him. "If they want to type me, let 'em," he says. "I just want to maintain whatever celebrity status I have, so they'll keep inviting me to golf tournaments."
—Joanne Kaufman, and Lois Armstrong in Los Angeles
Ex-Sobersides Leslie Nielsen Hits a New Comic High in the Naked Gun
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on May 2, 2013 - 12:01 AM
Everyone seems obsessed with something. This is not meant as an offensive remark but a simple observation. In the school hallways, I hear kids complain about missing "The Walking Dead" because they had to work. I see kids squeeze their eyes shut, press their hands against their ears and say, "Don't say it, don't say it, la, la, la, I can't hear you!" as their friends threaten to reveal Sheldon's latest shenanigans on "The Big Bang Theory."
But we are a technological people. We like to get our information fast, from one place in a matter of seconds without having to spend hours searching the Web for the latest "Catching Fire" casting information. (We don't want our favorite fandoms to completely take over our lives more than they already have.)
That's why Hypable is such an amazing website. You can create an account and personalize it so you can only see the fandoms that you like. You are a complete Potterhead but can't understand the Twihards of the world? Fine. You can simply check a little box to get only the latest "Harry Potter" information and block all of the pesky "Twilight" info from spamming your news feed.
Hypable has everything. "Modern Family." "The Hobbit." "Doctor Who." "Disney." The list goes on and on, and it even has podcasts for many of the different fandoms. (Many an hour driving to work has been passed by listening to "MuggleCast" and "The Animation Addicts Podcast." I think that I officially have no life.)
The best part of this website is that it is written by fans. There is no 50-something sitting behind a desk saying, "Hmm ... A lot of people are talking about this 'Ender's Game' thing. Maybe I should write about that." The latest "Ender's Game" information is instead written by the person who has grown up reading all of Orson Scott Card's books, has attended his writing classes in North Carolina, and has mercilessly sobbed every time the "Ender's Game" movie has been canceled.
Hypable also has fun articles, author interviews and breaking information. (I am still heartbroken by Hypable's announcement that there will be no "Friends" movie to be released in 2014. Some scammer who keeps saying that there will be a movie is really starting to mess with my heart.)
You can find all of this and more at www.hypable.com.
Alissa Roy is a senior at Springville-Griffith Institute.


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It isn't Ukrainian dumbass, it's russian and it's not just a baked potato It is any food object to stick up the tennis player's butt.
I wanna stick something up her ass while she gives me a blow.
viết bởi Andy Grey 14 Tháng mười, 2003
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Can you define these popular missing words?
As above. Named after the Tennis player Claudia Kuleszka. (What some people would like to do to her)
C'mon people use your imagination
viết bởi Badboyee 14 Tháng mười, 2003
The Ukrainian sexual art of sticking a baked potato up your partners arse while they give you head.
Yeah baby, give me a Kuleszka. Or. Kuleszka me baby!
viết bởi Jeff Hardski 02 Tháng mười, 2003


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DALLAS (AP) - In the biggest trade of baseball's winter meetings, the Houston and Detroit completed a six-player deal Monday with Roger Cedeno going to the Tigers and Brad Ausmus heading back to the Astros.
Detroit also acquired catcher Mitch Meluskey and right-hander Chris Holt. The Tigers sent relievers Doug Brocail and Nelson Cruz to Houston.
Ausmus, 31, was traded by the Astros to Detroit in a seven-player deal following the 1998 season. He spent two years in Houston. He is known as one of the top defensive catchers in the game.
"Going into the off-season our priority was to improve our pitching staff," Astros general manager Gerry Hunsicker said. "We feel we took significant strides to do that with this trade. Brad Ausmus helped us win two divisions in Houston."
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