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Nervous employers slashed nearly 50,000 jobs from their payrolls in May, sending the unemployment rate up to 5.5 percent for the month. It was the biggest monthly increase in the rate in 22 years.
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And now we go on to that unemployment report, which can be summed up simply as: more people are looking for work and they're having a harder time finding it. In May, the unemployment rate jumped by half a percentage point, to 5.5 percent; that's the biggest monthly increase since the mid-1980s.
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FRANK LANGFITT: The economy shed 49,000 jobs in May. That's the fifth month in a row the labor market has declined, but it was the spike in the unemployment rate that set off alarms. Analysts say one reason the unemployment rate rose so much is because more students went hunting for jobs than usual.
John Sylvia is chief economist at Wachovia. He says the weak economy and rising prices are pushing more students into the job market.
Dr. JOHN SYLVIA (Economist): The whole family needs money and/or the parents just can't afford the spending money that they may have given the teenagers last year or the year before, especially with gas. And when you start telling the teenager he has to pay for the gas money going to the restaurant, that adds up, and a lot of parents are saying we just don't have that kind of money.
LANGFITT: And today's report shows another troubling trend. People who have lost jobs are taking longer to find new ones. Between April and May, the number of people who had been out of work for more than half a year increased by 200,000.
John Sylvia says that's because the job market is changing, especially in areas like manufacturing. He says that back in the 1960s...
Mr. SYLVIA: The worker lost the job, but oftentimes was called back to the same position two or three months later.
LANGFITT: Today, though, improvements in technology and outsourcing have eliminated some jobs for good.
Mr. SYLVIA: Oftentimes when a manufacturing worker loses that positions, those are permanent job losses. The automobile industry is a very good example of that.
LANGFITT: But it's not just laid-off autoworkers who are struggling out there. Michael Coddle(ph) was out driving today around New Jersey looking for work.
Mr. MICHAEL CODDLE: Believe it or not, I'm working on trying to get a job as a driving instructor because I can't find anything in my field.
LANGFITT: Coddle's field is information technology. He was laid off more than a year ago. He says he's applied for 75 jobs, but competition is intense.
Mr. CODDLE: The people that I've interviewed with have told me that they are so overwhelmed with the amount of applications that they have, they've never seen such a huge amount of applications come in.
LANGFITT: Coddle received unemployment insurance from the government. It was about $720 every two weeks, but that ran out in March. So Coddle says he's turned to family.
Mr. CODDLE: Thank God for my parents, is all I can say. They've helped out financially. They've given us food, you know, and I feel bad because I'm 40 years old, my wife is 37. And I've never had a problem getting a computer job before, ever.
LANGFITT: People typically receive unemployment insurance for 26 weeks. But with more struggling to find work, Democrats in Washington are pushing to extend benefits another 13 weeks.
Andy Stettner is deputy director of the National Employment Law Project, an advocacy group for the unemployed.
Mr. ANDY STETTNER (National Employment Law Project): The job market is so hard that people just need that extra time to find work. And the economy needs the extra dollars.
LANGFITT: But so far the White House has opposed such a move. In a statement last month, when the unemployment rate still stood at just 5 percent, the administration said the current program provided enough benefits. Asked today if the White House would reconsider, a spokesman refused to speculate.
Frank Langfitt, NPR News, Washington.
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8.5 Million Out of Work in May as Jobless Rate Soars
The unemployment rate jumped by half a percentage point in May, with 8.5 million people out of work last month. The jump from 5 to 5.5 percent is the largest monthly increase since February of 1986.
The Labor Department numbers are also further evidence that the country may be in a recession.
The U.S. economy lost nearly 50,000 jobs last month; May was the fifth straight month in a row in which the job market has shrunk.
The last time the U.S. job market shrank for five consecutive months was in 2001 and 2002, when the nation was in recession.
Stuart Hoffman, an analyst with PNC Financial in Pittsburgh, says the unemployment rate jumped because more people continued to lose jobs — particularly in manufacturing and construction.
And more people came into the job market looking for work, but weren't able to find any.
That was due in part to hiring freezes being put in place in much of the country, but it also stemmed from continued layoffs — "particularly housing and anything related to housing," Hoffman said.
While today's numbers were pretty bleak, there was some good news. Health care continued to add jobs. And while the unemployment rate did jump to 5.5 percent, that's relatively low by historical standards.
Still, Hoffman said the report shows that the country is in recession.


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Angels pound more shots in 11-6 win over Tigers
DETROIT – Four of the players who were in the Angels' opening day lineup were absent from the group that Manager Mike Scioscia sent out to face the Detroit Tigers on Friday night.
Josh Hamilton and Kole Calhoun are both on the disabled list, out for at least another month. David Freese was out with a stiff quad. Raul Ibanez was sitting because the Tigers started a lefty.
Baseball being the unpredictable game it is, the Angels still beat the Tigers, 11-6, hitting three homers among their nine extra-base hits.
Howie Kendrick hit his first two homers of the season and Albert Pujols blasted career homer No. 497, adding to the Angels' major league-leading 27 homers.
"As it turned out, it was needed," Manager Mike Scioscia said after half an 11-1 lead had disappeared. "Our guys did a great job, I think, with some patience. When we got pitches to hit, we didn't miss them, and the big lead was good."
Kendrick said he felt like he wasn't swinging the bat well, but he's certainly closer now.
In the third inning, with Pujols at second and no outs, Kendrick was simply trying to hit a ball to the right side to get Pujols to third. He hit one over the right-field fence. An inning later, he hit an almost identical shot, but this one appeared to hit off the top of the fence, with Kendrick stopping at second. After umpires looked at the replay, Kendrick was awarded a homer.
It was the sixth multihomer game of Kendrick's career, his first since April 23, 2013.
"We've been swinging the bats well, putting up runs," Kendrick said. "We had some tough games, been battling, but it says a lot about our team. Even if we're down, the ability to put runs on the board gives us opportunities to win games. Albert hit a homer. (Mike) Trout is swinging the bat well. We had a lot of guys step up tonight."
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Always Get Legal Advice Before Signing A Contract
Contracts are tricky things, and the wording that is used in them is not always easy to understand. You may find it to be too complicated to know what a contract is talking about on your own, and if so, then it would be a good idea for you to talk with a lawyer who already has attorney practice management software. Get some good legal advice from someone who knows contracts well, and you will benefit from what they will tell you. Not only will they be able to explain all that is going on in the contract and what you will be agreeing to if you decide to sign it, but they may also help you to change the contract up a bit.
Just because a contract is written out does not mean that it is in its final form. You may choose to ask the one who presented it to you to change it up a bit if that is what your lawyer suggests that you do. You can take all of your lawyer's advice into consideration and then do the thing that you feel is best for you to do. You will feel great when you know that the contract is in its best form.
So look for the right lawyer to give you the advice that you need in regard to all of this. Look around and read up on the different lawyers in your area, so that you can know that the one that you choose truly is the best. There are many reasons to go with the best lawyer around, and there are many different instances when you will want to make sure to do just that.Hiring a good contract lawyer is just as important as anything, and you will need to do all that you can to make that happen.
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AJCA Super Saturday – August 13 – Ft. Smith
You and your family are invited to attend AJCA Super Saturday that will be held Saturday, August 13th in Fort Smith during the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association Annual Convention and Trade Show. This event will take place at the Fort Smith Convention Center at 700 Rogers Avenue (located between Executive Hotel City Center and Marriot Courtyard hotels). Download the schedule and registration form here.
Super Saturday is a FREE event! All AJCA members ATTENDING will receive a free t-shirt (must be worn that day). You must pre-register for the event. Because of the schedule you will most likely want to eat lunch with the Cattlemen on the Trade Show floor. The cost of lunch is $17 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Depending upon availability, there may be a few tickets available to purchase that day but there is no guarantee. The deadline to register for Super Saturday and to purchase lunch tickets is JULY 30TH. Your other option would be having lunch in the hotel restaurant or at a nearby downtown Ft. Smith restaurant.
Along with visiting with Trade Show exhibitors and fellow Cattlemen, you will be able to participate in the ACA Cowboy Capers obstacle course. Beginning at 9:00 am AJCA members and families are encouraged to team up to take part in ACA's Cowboy Capers activity. This is a "farm" type obstacle course. Participating is lots of fun. Watching is also entertaining! Awards will be presented to the winners.
We want to encourage you to enter the AJCA public speaking contest and the AJCA photography contest. Public speaking entries must be received by August 1. You may bring photography entries with you on Saturday, August 13th. Just be sure to have them entered by the 10:00 am entry deadline. Contest guidelines and details can be found at www.ajcattle.com under the MEMBERSHIP tab (Educational Contests).
Should you need overnight accommodations, please contact the Executive Hotel City Center at 479.494.3761. Ask for the ACA discounted rate.
If you're interested in attending all or part of the Arkansas Cattlemen's Convention & Trade Show August 12-14th, please visit their website www.arbeef.org for more information and a complete convention registration form.
On Saturday when you arrive, please proceed to the ACA Trade Show. Find the AJCA booth inside the Trade Show. Get your name tags, t-shirt, Super Saturday gift and lunch tickets if you pre-purchased them. Don't forget to enter the AJCA door prize drawing.
Your AJCA Board of Directors is EXCITED about our event on Saturday, August 13th in Ft. Smith! The leadership of the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association has been eagerly working with us to ensure the success of our day. We look forward to seeing you at Super Saturday. For questions or concerns, please contact me by email email@example.com or phone 479.936.1685. Please get your Super Saturday registrations to me ASAP.
2016 AJCA Points
Below is the most current AJCA points file. All corrections have been made to the previous file and are represented in this new points file. All of these points are FINAL.
New points have been posted from the State Spring Shows and field days and any discrepancies have to be reported to the Points administrator (Lisa Sigmon) by midnight on Monday, June 13, 2016.
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Last year's event was lots of fun! Winners received great prizes! Form your team now!
AJCA will host a Team Fitting Contest on Friday, April 29th in Little Rock at the Arkansas State Fair Spring Livestock Show. Each team will consist of four individuals. Participants may or may not be members of AJCA. One team member must be from each age division: ages 9 to 12; ages 13 to 14; and ages 15 to 20 (use contestant's age as of October 1, 2015). The additional team member may be from any of the three age divisions.
Amigos Show Supply and Weaver will sponsor the awards for the members of the top three teams. The deadline to register your team is April 23, 2016. You may mail, email or text registration form to AJCA State Director at firstname.lastname@example.com 479.936.1685.
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At the August AJCA Board meeting the following new procedure regarding sanctioned show points was voted into place:
After AJCA show point files are posted to the AJCA website, members have seven business days to dispute the report. At the end of seven business days, the points for that reporting period become final. Emails will be sent to members notifying them that a new point file has been posted. Members who find an error must follow this procedure
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C. Show management will contact the AJCA Point's Administrator of any corrections.
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Now 22/1 to win Super Bowl, Eagles also the NFC East favorite
Now 22/1 to win Super Bowl, Eagles also the NFC East favorite
The Eagles crushed a Super Bowl contender on Sunday at the Linc. And Vegas took notice.
According to Bovada, the Eagles' odds to win the Super Bowl went from 33/1 to 22/1. Just nine teams have shorter odds to win the Super Bowl. The Patriots are tops at 15/4, followed by the Packers (8/1) and the team the Eagles beat, the Steelers (9/1).
With the win, the Eagles also became the favorite to win the NFC East, going from 11/4 to 2/1. They're followed by the Cowboys and Giants (both at 11/5) and last year's division champs, Washington, is at 6/1.
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Of course, the biggest story for the Eagles this season has been the emergence of rookie quarterback Carson Wentz. He had his first 300-yard passing game Sunday and was named the NFC's Offensive Player of the Week. His odds to win MVP went from 50/1 to 33/1. Those are the same odds as Drew Brees and Eli Manning.
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While Wentz's MVP odds shortened, his odds to win Rookie of the Year actually got longer, going from 8/5 to 7/4. That could have something to do with the odds of Ezekiel Elliot (7/4), Dak Prescott (5/1) and Sterling Shepard (7/1) all improving.
Flyers Notes: Ivan Provorov not in 'younger' lineup; Travis Konecny gets chance with NHLers
Flyers Notes: Ivan Provorov not in 'younger' lineup; Travis Konecny gets chance with NHLers
VOORHEES, N.J. — The Flyers' morning skate Wednesday came with youthful flavor.
Ivan Provorov was no part of it.
The 19-year-old was with the big-boy contingent on the opposite ice, a group of mostly NHL players that will not play in tonight's preseason game against the Devils at the PPL Center, home of AHL affiliate Lehigh Valley.
Flyers head coach Dave Hakstol said a younger lineup is set for the team's fourth preseason game.
"Every game is a little different," Hakstol said. "[Tuesday] night we had a more veteran group dress, so not only are we looking at individual performances but we would expect to see a little more of our structure come into play. Tonight's roster is a little more younger, so we're still obviously looking to build some of the concept and some of the systems and detail."
Provorov, the Flyers' prized blue-line prospect and No. 1 roster hopeful of training camp, was featured in the NHL-heavy lineup Tuesday night, playing 21:43 with key minutes on the power play and penalty kill. This followed a night of 28:48 ice time in the Flyers' split-squad preseason opener Monday.
So it was highly unlikely Provorov would play Wednesday, but the fact he was saved for a veteran-laden game instead of a prospect-filled one is telling.
Then again, Provorov is far from your typical 19-year-old hockey player.
"Right from day one, I think we've all saw that early," Hakstol said. "A year ago, the focus, the ability to be detailed and to handle himself like a pro, albeit a young pro. Ivan has a great level of maturity to him."
Provorov has done his work thus far. It's his time to watch for a game.
"You look for him to be able to go out and do things consistently and efficiently," Hakstol said. "I think for the most part, Ivan was able to do that [Tuesday] night.
Konecny with Schenn, Raffl
While one 19-year-old sits, another gets his chance.
Although prospect Travis Konecny — also looking to make the NHL jump — did not play Tuesday, he'll still have a chance to open eyes with NHL forwards tonight.
The talented winger will be paired with Brayden Schenn and Michael Raffl, both of whom were clearly especially selected to play tonight with Konecny.
"They see the ice real well, I've just got to move my feet and get in the good areas and I'm sure they're going to find the spots," Konecny said. "I'm going to try to not do too much tonight and just let the game kind of take care of itself — and take care of the little things I can control."
The 24th overall pick of the 2015 draft amassed 101 points at the junior level last season. Putting NHL talent around him should only help and it serves as an amplified audition of sorts.
"It gives him an opportunity to play with two veteran players," Hakstol said. "Travis is no different than anyone else, just go out and play his game. Every player, it's one of the challenges coming into camp, to go out and make an impression. Every player needs to do that from Day 1. We're getting into our fourth exhibition game here now, so it's an opportunity for Travis to go out and play the way he plays. He has an opportunity to do that with two veteran players."
Konecny, 5-foot-10 with speed and skill, is keeping things simple in his second NHL camp.
"I think this year I'm trying to approach it and play the game the right way," he said. "Last year, I came in excited and I had my feet going, my energy, but I was kind of all over the place. I'm trying to follow the system and play the right way this year.
"My first game a couple days ago, it was quick pace, I wasn't really expecting it — it's been a long time since I was in that kind of speed. So I think tonight's game I'll be a little more relaxed and ready to go."
Roster moves
The Flyers on Wednesday assigned Mark Dekanich, Chris McCarthy, Maxim Lamarche, Martin Ouellette, Jesper Pettersson, Steve Swavely, Kevin Sundher to Lehigh Valley, which opens its training camp Friday. The Flyers' roster now stands at 49.
Loose pucks
Other NHLers expected to play tonight: Defenseman Brandon Manning and center Boyd Gordon. "Boyd has had a good camp," Hakstol said. "He got in game action the first time [Tuesday]. As you'd expect, he did a real good job within his role of starting with faceoffs and the responsible style of play he has." … Alex Lyon and Anthony Stolarz will be the goalies. Both will compete for starting time with the Phantoms this season.


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Once Upon A Time, There Was A Global Village, And Then One Day . . .
October 31, 1997
By John Allen Paulos
A parable with some relevance to recent events in the stock market: Imagine some benightedly sexist village in which there are 50 married couples. Each woman immediately knows when another woman's husband has been unfaithful but never when her own has. The strict feminist laws of the village require that if a woman can prove that her husband has been unfaithful, she must kill him that very day. The women are law-abiding, smart, and know that the other women are smart and never inform other women of their philandering husbands.
Festival Could Bring Global Village Closer
March 5, 1992
By S.E. Siebert, SPECIAL TO THE INQUIRER
It's a matter of perspective. To some, scruffy would describe the courtyard at Warrington's Titus Elementary School. To Merry Lee Chandler, it's a window on the world. The fifth-grade teacher is working to convert the atrium into a global village, complete with concrete relief maps and symbols representing different countries. Chandler sees the grassy space as a sanctuary and museum for students, offering a place to study and learn. "They'll see how the world is set up, and where they fit in the scheme of things," she said.
Global Village Is Still Far Away Most Of The World Still Doesn't Have Tv, Let Alone Cnn.
July 4, 1997
By Trudy Rubin
I'm a great admirer of Ted Turner for having had the vision to create the first global TV news network. His goal of making news accessible via satellite from any point to every point around the globe speaks to the needs of new and struggling democracies for more information. So Turner's Cable News Network International (CNNI) is a great choice for this year's Philadelphia Liberty Medal, awarded for leadership in furthering liberty and democratic values. Past winners include Czech President Vaclav Havel, South Africans F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela, and former Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres and Jordan's King Hussein.
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The global village found a home in Triton High School this week, where students celebrated their diversity as part of the state's "Many Faces - One Family" week. Students from Turkey, China, Italy, Sweden, Pakistan, Vietnam and elsewhere shared their cultures and costumes in programs throughout the week. Anisah Bagasra (left) and Nadia Khan donned Pakistani garb for their discussion of Pakistan.
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IN HIS GROUNDBREAKING critique of popular culture in the electronic age, Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase the "global village. " But not even this prescient prophet of the new age envisioned people who use "social media" to form "flash mobs" that wreak havoc on total strangers. Incidents such as the mob rampage in Philadelphia this week -in which 150 mindless marauders took to the streets of Center City in a wave of assaults and property damage - are being played out all over America.
From The World's Page End Of Nations, Beginning Of The World
June 8, 1999
This war is . . . the end of Europe, the end of the United States, the end of Serbia, and the end of Kosovo. But it is the beginning of the world. Why? This illegal war (because it was taken on without the United Nations) confirms the existence of a right in principle to intervene in cases of serious violations of human rights in any country. It is a first step in a process that is leading to the creation of a global police. We are living through the first war of globalization.
Diana: Woman, Not Goddess
September 7, 1997
By Srdja Trifkovic
The sudden and gruesome death of a woman in her prime, especially the mother of adolescent children, is an inherently sad event. With Princess Diana it has the makings of a real tragedy, in view of her personal unhappiness. She was pushed into an ultra-visible marriage with an unloving, aloof and eccentric man nearly 13 years her senior. To make things worse, her husband was infatuated - and adulterously involved - with another woman throughout the marriage. Condemned to an unsettled private life of loneliness and emotional turmoil, Diana lacked the stamina of her sturdier predecessors (notably Alexandra, Princess of Wales and later Queen of England)
A Fair That Promotes Peace And Good Will
June 22, 1989
By Peter J. Shelly, Special to The Inquirer
The grounds at Ancillae-Assumpta Academy were transformed into an open-air market on Sunday as flea market-style tables blanketed the campus on Church Road in Wyncote. But the tables and booths at the Second Annual Cheltenham Peace Fair were not offering hand-me-downs or second-hand dishes; instead, they promoted a variety of causes and human-rights battles that stretch from Montgomery County to South America. The fair attracted representatives from 34 organizations ranging from Amnesty International to the League of Women Voters of Abington to the New Jewish Agenda to the Palestine Solidarity Committee.
Film recalls ingredients of a historic melting pot
October 21, 2002
By Nora Koch INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
As she moved through the cafeteria line for her first meal at Seabrook Farms in Upper Deerfield in 1945, Iddy Asada's mother was startled when a tall man tapped her on the shoulder. The tiny Japanese American woman looked up into the face of one of the first African American men she had ever seen. "Welcome to New Jersey," he said. With that greeting, the nine-member Asada family, seeking a new life after spending three years in an internment camp in Arizona, felt at home in what has been called "the first rural global village.
The Turner Challenge His $1 Billion Gift Puts Most Others To Shame.
September 22, 1997
Talk about putting your money where your mouth is. Ted Turner earned the nickname "Mouth of the South" in his flamboyant rise from billboard company executive to founder of CNN and a global media empire. But his pledge of $1 billion to benefit United Nations causes such as refugees, the environment and land-mine clearance gives new weight to the role he has played (sometimes clumsily) as prophet of the global village. Not only has he shamed the U.S. government, which owes the world body $1.5 billion in back dues, but he has challenged others who have made fortunes on new global technologies.
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Radio beams news to the global village
May 3, 2011
By John Timpane, Inquirer Staff Writer
If you had a thousand ears, each one trained on a different radio outlet, you couldn't have heard all the great radio on offer yesterday. On the day after Osama bin Laden died, the full spectacle of radio was on display. From local talkers to Radio France International, the venerable mass medium showed its stuff, pulling together memorable, mind-changing facts, viewpoints, and you-are-there vignettes to explore the complexities of an incredibly rich story. All radio today is global.
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IN HIS GROUNDBREAKING critique of popular culture in the electronic age, Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase the "global village. " But not even this prescient prophet of the new age envisioned people who use "social media" to form "flash mobs" that wreak havoc on total strangers. Incidents such as the mob rampage in Philadelphia this week -in which 150 mindless marauders took to the streets of Center City in a wave of assaults and property damage - are being played out all over America.
Global village aids Sierra Leone in move toward democracy
August 24, 2007
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Claudena M. Skran is associate professor of government and coordinator of the international studies program at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wis. At age 12, orphaned Abu Marah mined for diamonds in a country torn apart by civil war. For his labors, he earned one cup of rice a day. After three years of hardship, Marah moved to the capital city of Sierra Leone, where he worked selling water on the streets. When Freetown was sacked by rebel forces in 1999, Marah walked to neighboring Guinea as a refugee.
Annette John-Hall | Silence is the enemy of justice
April 6, 2007
By Annette John-Hall, Inquirer Columnist
In broad daylight, at least three people fire 40 shots in front of 20 witnesses, killing a mother trying to protect her children on a narrow little street in Southwest Philadelphia. And nobody sees a thing? In North Philly, a shell-shocked mom tries to point out the person she thinks shot her teenage son and people in the crowd warn her she'd better not say anything or "we'll get you, bitch. " And she doesn't say a thing. The message is clear. No snitching. Or else. Here in Philadelphia, where the blood drain totals 104 victims, most of them black, we've got public mourning down to a science.
Queens The global village is pulsating just a few hours north of Philadelphia.
March 26, 2006
By Miriam Hill INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In a single day, my friend and I danced the rumba and jitterbug to Chinese pop music, lingered over Malaysian curry and tofu, and savored slowly roasted Cuban pork and a hearty Irish ale. Though we sampled many of the borough's sights, sounds and tastes, we had barely begun to dig into the international delights of Queens, home to people from more than 150 countries. A day there is a fast-motion trip around the world. At Times Square, we stepped onto the 7 train, also known as the International Express because it zips through so many different ethnic neighborhoods.
Camden area that opened door faces exclusion from recovery
March 5, 2004
By Barbara Pfeiffer
I moved to Camden 18 years ago, having been born and raised in Manhattan and after graduating from the University of Michigan and living and teaching in Tokyo and Honolulu. It is in Camden where I find my global village. Americans of African, Hispanic, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Polish, Irish and German descent (to name a few), about 1,700 of us, all live in the Waterfront South neighborhood. It's the same Waterfront South that the people managing the Camden Recovery Act want to exclude from "recovery.
Film recalls ingredients of a historic melting pot
October 21, 2002
By Nora Koch INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
As she moved through the cafeteria line for her first meal at Seabrook Farms in Upper Deerfield in 1945, Iddy Asada's mother was startled when a tall man tapped her on the shoulder. The tiny Japanese American woman looked up into the face of one of the first African American men she had ever seen. "Welcome to New Jersey," he said. With that greeting, the nine-member Asada family, seeking a new life after spending three years in an internment camp in Arizona, felt at home in what has been called "the first rural global village.
U.S. ignores the obligations that come with power and global leadership
August 13, 2002
William Raspberry
What aspect of America's international policy causes you the most distress or the greatest disappointment? It was, of course, the sort of fat-pitch question reporters don't like to ask. I asked it because I thought U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan would use it to provide a much-needed glimpse of how America is seen - not by its enemies but by its thoughtful admirers. He didn't disappoint. Americans, he told a couple dozen African American journalists recently, are full of talk about a "global village" as an acknowledgement of the shrinking size and growing interdependence of the nations of the world.
A grain of truth Did you hear the one about the Capitol being for sale? You don't get it?
June 15, 2002
It's a global village and the Internet is its crossroads. Like a New England village in a Hawthorne novel, the Internet crossroads bustle with people eager to trade rumors and gossip, to believe the worst about their fellow man. Yes, rumors and gossip have always been around to erode civic trust. But with the speed-of-light reach of the Internet, the adage that rumor can be halfway around the globe before truth gets out of bed has more validity than ever. Sometimes, the results are funny - but even then, the laughter can leave a bitter tang.
Feeding a global village Cirque du Soleil chefs jump through hoops to whip up hundreds of meals daily, giving performers in the international troupe a taste of home and catering to their dietary needs.
October 17, 2001
By Maria Gallagher FOR THE INQUIRER
They fly through the air with the greatest of ease. They stand on lightbulbs en pointe while balancing other performers on their shoulders. They dive through hoops with the grace of dolphins, with no water to cushion their landings. And when they are done, the acrobats, dancers, gymnasts, jugglers, contortionists, stilt-walkers, musicians and clowns who perform with Cirque du Soleil are mighty hungry. "Look, he just took a second dessert," teased American-born Amrapali Ambegaokar, 23, who dances the role of an exotic water goddess in the production of Dralion that runs through Nov. 4 under the big top at Broad Street and Washington Avenue.
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HTC says Apple's patent suit has not affected its operationsThe fact that the U.S. International Trade Commission has agreed to look into Apple's claims of patent infringement against HTC has not fazed the Taiwanese handset maker, its president said Friday.
According to Reuters, HTC Chief Executive Peter Chou said the suit from Apple, which has accused his company of violating 20 iPhone-related patents, has not affected its operations.
"It's part of business," Chou reportedly said at a news conference. "We need to face it and everyone can talk through it."
His comments come a few days after the ITC agreed to review Apple's allegations of patent violations by HTC. Apple has sought to ban the importation and sale of HTC handsets, which include a number of devices powered by the Google Android mobile operating system.
HTC formally responded to the suit last week, when the company said it has no plans to back down as a result of Apple's legal threat. Google, the creator of the Android mobile operating system that is at the center of the patent infringement suit, has also said it will stand by its partners, including HTC.
Apple's lawsuit is largely believed to be an indirect shot at Google, which is a close partner with HTC in making the Nexus One and myTouch 3G, two phones specifically cited in Apple's complaint. In January, a firmware update to the Nexus One added multi-touch functionality system-wide to the portable device.
The legal battle began in early March, when Apple filed its complaint against HTC, suing the Taiwanese smartphone maker over the alleged infringement of 20 patents related to the iPhone's user interface, underlying architecture and hardware.
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- Apple patents laser mapping system, hybrid mechanical-capacitive keyboard, invisible I/O connectors
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[Preview] Edison Rex #17
It's been two years since the last issue of Edison Rex was released, but this week, the series returns!
[Preview] The end is here for Amelia Cole
Amelia Cole #30: The End of Everything arrives in stores this week, and it is indeed the final issue of Amerlia Cole from Monkey Brain Comics.
[Preview] Amelia Cole #29: The End of Everything Part 5
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[Preview] Amelia Cole #24
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Wayne's Comics Podcast #191: Christopher Sebela
Christopher Sebela, one of the creators of High Crimes, is back, this time talking about his just-started miniseries Welcome Back from BOOM! Studios! We discuss where he came up with the concept for this book, what he hopes to accomplish with it and who the main characters are. Then we look back at some of his other great comics, including the aforementioned High Crimes as well as other books he's worked on. After you listen to this interview, if you haven't already picked up Welcome Back, be sure to get to your local comics shop and pick up the debut
[Sneak Peek] Kings and Canvas #0
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[Sneak Peek] Amazing Forest #10
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Six Houston-Related eBay Items You WILL NOT Be Able To Resist Bidding On (Well, Maybe)
It's very possible to go to eBay and wonder "Who the hell would ever buy this?"
Certainly not falling into that category are the following six Houston-related items currently up for bid. Get in on `em now while you can!!
6. The hippest campaign button ever Why it's great: See the way the 7 and the 3 are slightly askew? That's because it was the Seventies, baby. You could run for mayor and not be tied into the old, outdated rules of your old man's typography. Why it isn't: While Fred Hofheinz did win two terms as mayor, he eventually pled guilty to bribing Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards in 2000. In Hofheinz' defense, this didn't exactly put him in exclusive company. Current price: $4
5. The 1976 State Democratic Convention Program Why it's great: Celebrate a time when the convention of the Texas Democratic Party actually meant something. Why it's not: The description notes "Insides are mainly concerned with rules of the party." Current price: $14.95
4. Johnson Space Center: The so-called "nerve center" of America's aerospace development Why it's great: If the insides keep the Logan's Run space-age font, we're in. Why it's not: Sub-head seems to imply that JSC is somehow not the nerve center for America's space program. We suspect a Florida publisher. Current price: $8
3. The Frost-a-tier: Cake-loving relative of the jackalope? Why it's great: Scientists are unsure if the legendary frost-a-tier still lives among us, like the jackalope or chupacabra, haunting bakery shops in order to fill his savage icing needs. Why it's not: It appears the Frost-a-tiers are "a group of individuals who share a passion for sugar." Current price: $9.95
2. The most effective button in the world Why it's great: It ended the war, didn't it? Why it isn't: Well, it did take a while. Current price: $9.99
1. Judge us not by the cover Why it's great: If you want good eating, there's no better place to look than a cookbook by the Houston Geologiical Auxiliary. Plus, the description notes that "The contributors of the recipes are named." Why it's not: If they put as much thought into the recipes as they did that cover, we'd be a little hesitant about trying them. Current price: $7.95
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Struck on Cuba's Biodiversity, NPR station WUWM
Senior Journalist-in-Residence Doug Struck discusses how new relations between the United States and Cuba have environmentalists concerned about how American tourism will affect the Cuban ecosystem.
DePaola '15 featured in Metro Boston for her new film
Amy DePaola, MFA candidate, is featured on the cover of Metro Boston for her new film titled Laila B about a woman who learns to box after an assault.
A Night of ELA on ABC
The stunning architecture of Emerson College Los Angeles was featured prominently on two ABC shows, Scandal and The Catch.
Kaleem '07 Named Race and Justice Reporter for LA Times
Alumnus Jaweed Kaleem '07 was named as a new reporter for the LA Times, where he will be covering race and justice issues.
Niwa on Southern California News Group, Bloomberg
Paul Niwa, associate professor and interim chair of the Journalism Department, was interviewed by Bloomberg about the recent sales of the newspapers Orange County Register and Riverside-Press Enterprise. Together, the papers are now called the Southern California News Group.
Struck on President Obama's Visit to Cuba, WGBH
Douglas Struck, senior journalist-in-residence in the Journalism Department, was on on WGBH-TV's Greater Boston with Jim Braude as part of a panel discussion about President Obama's latest trip to Cuba.
Kimball on NY Primary, MSNBC
Spencer Kimball, Emerson College Polling Society advisor and senior scholar-in-residence, was interviewed by MSNBC about the New York primary and where Donald Trump stands in terms of winning his home state.
Reviews for Beckett presented by ArtsEmerson
Reviewers use words like "gripping" and "stunning" to describe a solo performance by actress Lisa Dwan, who takes center stage to perform three plays by Samuel Beckett. The production runs through March 20, 2016 at the Paramount Mainstage. Globe correspondent Terry Byrne writes: "… Stripping away all the artifice of the stage, Beckett focuses on a range of feeling, something Dwan delivers with an intensity that is never less than mesmerizing."


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23 June 2016
23 June 2016
—About 60 stakeholders from the North Sea region met on 20 and 21 June in The Hague, Netherlands for a workshop on strategic cooperation on blue growth in the North Sea area, organised by the European Commission.
23 June 2016
Conference report published.
17 June 2016
Speech by Commissioner Vella
15 June 2016
15 June 2016
—How do EU Member States plan to use the money they are set to receive under the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF)? What is the current state of play? This was the topic of an exchange of views at the European Parliament's Fisheries Committee today.
Call for tender: EASME/EMFF/2016/012: European marine observation and data network (EMODnet): Secretariat support
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14 June 2016
14 June 2016
—European Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Karmenu Vella, and Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Volodymyr Kistion, opened today in Odessa a high-level stakeholder conference entitled "Conference on the blue economy of the Black Sea: Towards better integration".
10 June 2016
10 June 2016
—The New Skills Agenda adopted today aims to reduce the mismatch between the skills people are taught and the skills needed by the service sector and manufacturing industry. It is designed to improve the quality and relevance of skills to meet the need of a rapidly changing labour market and increase the understanding of skills and qualifications in the European labour market.


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Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractors in New Jersey (NJ)
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"Atlas Orthogonal Care is a profoundly effective, safe and gentle healthcare program. The A.O. adjustment is made by a low force, precision FDA approved instrument, WITHOUT gross manipulation by use of the hands. There is NO popping or cracking. Results are often dramatic! Please call to schedule your free consult and find out wether Atlas Orthogonal Care is right for you. (201) 962-8228"
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"I am versed in the style of manual adjustment and I use it daily in my practice, but my specialization is an advanced form of chiropractic that is precision-based and gentle using an instrument that utilizes a sound wave to facilitate the adjustment. With this style of chiropractic, I am able to draw patients from as far as Pennsylvania and Syracuse, NY because of the success rate with migraines, TMJ, facial pain (trigeminal neuralgia), disc herniations, sciatica, radiculopathies and neck and low back pain."
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"What's the best way to choose a chiropractor in Colonia? You're doing it! Spend some time here exploring our chiropractic philosophy and our patient-centric procedures. Select a chiropractor who takes a gentle approach and is willing to explain everything in advance. Not all chiropractors are the same! Ask questions and expect clear answers. After you tour our website designed for Colonia-area residents searching for a chiropractor, give us a call. We'd love to meet you and explain our unique approach to today's chiropractic. We've been delivering quality chiropractic care to the Colonia area since 2001."
""I'm only as good as the patients I work on!""
"Chiropractic Lane sees all patients: including those with Neck pain, Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome, Shoulder injuries, Rib subluxation, Low back pain, ITB syndrome, Carpal tunnel Syndrome. I am also a DOT certified Medical Examiner for the CDL physical. We see auto accidents, job accidents, sports injuries, migraines. If you hurt, we repair! === I am afraid we do NOT accept Medicaid ==="
"In our office we are committed to treating each new patient with first class care. We understand everyone has similar concerns: #1-Can we help? #2-How long will it take? and # 3- What will it cost? We will do our very best to exceed your expectations and make you happy that you chose our office."
"Patients seeking treatment at Cassara Chiropractic Center with Dr. Ernest Cassara are assured of receiving only the finest quality care through the use of modern chiropractic equipment and technology. Dr. Ernest Cassara and the staff have a genuine concern for your well-being!"
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002
"My ideal patient is someone who does not want to mask their pain with medication. He or she wants to find out what is wrong and wants to correct the problem. I treat all kinds of musculoskeletal conditions including but not limited to neck, headaches, shoulder, hip, back, knee, sciatica, feet and arthritis. The chiropractic adjustment varies from gentle manipulation to manual manipulation. Adjunctive therapy available at the office includes ultrasound, electric muscle stimulation, cervical/lumbar traction, hot/cold packs and cold laser therapy. The adjustment and therapy is tailored to the individual patient."
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West Orange, New Jersey 07052
"I specialize in treating a variety of conditions using the latest chiropractic techniques. I have had success treating conditions including low back pain, pinched nerves, headaches, neck pain and shoulder pain. In addition to your treatment I will provide you with helpful recommendations such as personalized exercises you can do at home. There is also a massage therapist available. My goal is to get you well as quickly as possible with the least amount of stress. My staff will work with your insurance company. I provide evening and Saturday hours for your convenience."
Ledgewood, New Jersey 07852
"I am now in my 31st yr. of practice at the same location. I find it important to inform my patients in the many ways of doing their daily activities examp.-stretching exercises, how to exit their bed upon awakening, how to lift, bend, bear weight, etc. I have found over the long run that it is how the patient handles these activities that PREVENT many of the conditions and furtherance of the conditions they already have. I find that patients that follow these ideas have a much better reaction to spinal manipulation."
Ventnor City, New Jersey 08406
"As a Chiropractor and a health care professional, my primary concern is the well being of all my patients in a comfortable setting. In my office, you will not just receive great chiropractic care for you and your family, you will learn about chiropractic and why it works so well. Studies have shown that educated patients recover and feel better faster. We are a FAMILY oriented wellness practice with one mission: FOUNDATIONAL CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR OPTIMAL HEALTH & FITNESS ! I look forward to taking care of you in the near future. Thank you & have a healthy day, Kevin T. Schroeter, DC"
"At Lafferty Chiropractic & Wellness Center, we care about our patients and their well being. Our patients become a part of our family. Like any of you, I will do everything in my power to help a family member. If one of my family members presents with a problem that is out of my "scope of practice" or continues to present with minimal relief of their complaint, I will refer that family member to the appropriate physician who can give them the help and care they need to live a healthy lifestyle."
Toms River, New Jersey 08755
"Ocean Integrated Wellness is your destination for top quality Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Decompression, Massage and Nutritional Counseling in the Ocean Township area. We pride ourselves with one on one personalized service with all our disciplines. When you enter our brand new, state of the art building, you will immediately feel the personal attention. We strive to address all your issues and concerns, giving you the best in treatment and results. We do this all with smiles and a feeling of community. Your health always comes first!"
"Not only do we address the nervous system through structure, but also investigate underlying toxicity, deficiency, and emotional stress to provide patients with a well-rounded, efficient approach that gets results, quickly!"
Somerville, New Jersey 08876
"I am a chiropractor focusing in orthopedic musculoskeltal complaints and sports injuries. My focus is your health and well-being. I will spend as much time as needed and use the appropriate therapies to deliver the best possible service to you. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Bridgeport, College of Chiropractic in 2014. My clinical rotations and internships included the VA hospital outside Hartford CT, Stony Brook University Medical Center, Optimus Healthcare System, and the University of Bridgeport Health Sciences Center. I treat patients of all ages with a variety of conditions."
"Using the latest in technological advances to evaluate and treat patients safely and naturally. If yours is a chiropractic case we tell you, if not we tell you that too. Updated evaluations are performed to monitor progress and update patients on results to match their health and wellness goals."
South Orange, New Jersey 07079
"Our goal in providing our service is to help you reach your maximal health potential and quality of life. We do this by evaluating your current health status, determining your needs, and creating a plan which will best suite those needs. Our programs include chiropractic adjustments, exercise, nutrition, massage, acupuncture and lifestyle modification."
Florham Park, New Jersey 07932
"Welcome... Welcome and thanks for visiting Frio Chiropractic, we have two New Jersey Offices to suit your needs. Our practice specializes in the detection and correction of the Vertebral Subluxation complex. We can help with a variety of conditions, from allergies and asthma to Chronic Low Back and Neck Pain, as well as, Rehabilitation following a Car Accident."
"Dr.Johnson has since 1979 been an innovative leader in the N.J. Chiropractic arena.Treatment of minor sprain/strains to the spine and extremities as well as serious trauma accident injuries.We have Accupuncturist & Licensed Massage Therapists on staff. Intersegmental spinal traction and physiotherapy on premises. Patient history past and present are carefully documented with a goal to attain fast and safe recovery from acute or chronic conditions to strengthen vertebral and skeletal-muscle intergrity. Learn how to reduce stress, avoid relapses due to poor ergonomic habits of daily life activites, which cause most repetitive neck, back, and shoulder problems."


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For Collection Agencies, These Are Busy Times
By LEONARD SLOANE
Published: January 26, 1991
In the current recession, promptly paying bills -- or not paying bills -- is perhaps the best indicator of an individual's financial health. And the people who best know when and whether bills are being paid these days are the nation's 6,000 collection agencies, the companies that collect debts owed to others. As they tell it, there's been a slowdown in paying bills, which makes them busier than they've ever been before. What's more, today there are more collectors in the field.
"If you have increasing unemployment, folks are going to have less discretionary dollars for bills they have accumulated," said William Mark Edwards, vice president of Credit Bureau Systems, a debt collection agency in Paducah, Ky. "It's going to make it a tougher dollar to collect." Mr. Edwards is also the chairman of the collection service division of Associated Credit Bureaus, a trade association.
Larry D. Wages, the president of the Merchants Association of Fresno, Calif., which handles collections among its other activities, said: "As things slow down, merchants and other creditors start looking at their outstandings. They are turning stuff to collection agencies a little bit sooner."
The American Collectors Association, the major trade group for collection agencies, with about 3,500 members, estimates that three million companies in such fields as retailing, banking and health care grant credit to consumers each year. But less than 1 percent of all outstanding debts are turned over collection agencies, the group said.
Mr. Edwards noted that companies that have extended credit now typically call in a commercial collection agency when payments are three to four months past due and an outside agency seems to be their only hope of getting any money at all.
"In tough times, most collection agencies will have more listings, but we will not recover as much as in better times," said George Goodyear, the president of Goodyear & Associates, a collection agency in Charlotte, N.C., and the president of the American Collectors Association.
Last year, $72.4 billion worth of debts was listed with collection agencies in the United States, compared with $51.5 billion the previous year, according to the collectors asssocation. But the actual collection rate fell to 18.4 percent of the total amount, compared with 21 percent the previous year..
Collection agencies work on commission, now 25 to 34 percent of the amount collected. Richard W. Gilbert, a senior vice president of Equifax, Inc., the giant Atlanta financial company whose services include bill collection, said that the commission depends on many factors, including the balance due, the length of time the account has been overdue and the type of account.
Since collectors derive income only from the amount they collect, their appetite has been growing as the economy weakened.
"The most common consumer complaint is oral harassment," said Jean Noonan, the associate director for credit practices of the Federal Trade Commission. "Consumers have a right to tell the debt collector to stop contacting them."
Another common complaint, Ms. Noonan said, is so-called third-party contacts, which are illegal. "They can call a relative, neighbor or employer for location information," she said, "but they cannot discuss the debt."
The usual first step taken by collection agencies is to send a form requesting payment, This gives the name of the creditor and the amount owed, and it must advise you of your rights and inform you what to do if you believe that you do not owe the money.
The actions that debt collectors can and cannot take are governed by the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act, which is administered by the F.T.C. But collection agencies do not have to be licensed by the Federal Government.
Among the outlawed collection tactics: calling you at inconvenient or unusual times. That means before 8 A.M. or after 9 P.M., but if you have a good reason -- say, you work at night and sleep during the day -- you can ask to be called at another time.
In addition, collectors are not permitted to threaten, intimidate or make false statements. They cannot, for example, say directly or imply that they are government representatives or that you have committed a crime. They may not send you any material that looks like an official document from a court or government agency. And they may not obtain information under false pretenses, collect more money than is legally due, deposit a postdated check before the date on the checkor hold the debtor up to public ridicule.
If you think that a collector has broken the law, you can, of course, sue the collection agency. If you win, you can receive up to $1,000 in damages plus your legal costs, Ms. Noonan said. And you can complain to your local Better Business Bureau, state Attorney General or to the F.T.C.
You can also sue the collection agency. If you win, you can receive up to $1,000 in damages plus your legal costs, Ms. Noonan said.
A free brochure on debt collection is available from the Federal Trade Commission, Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20580. Attention: Ed Bush.
Another brochure, "Consumers, Collectors and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act," is available for 25 cents from Consumer Pamphlets, Associated Credit Bureaus, P.O. Box 218300, Houston, Tex. 77218.
Photo: In a recession, bill collectors have to work harder for their commissions, said William Mark Edwards, an executive of an agency in Paducah, Ky. (Gene Boaz for The New York Times)