text: Air Guitar Hero .[ Make Projects build, hack, tweak, share, discover. Air Guitar Hero Written By: Carol Reiley TOOLS: Matlabd) or newer, from MathWorks (http://mathworks.com) Matlab Data Acquisition Toolbox (1) from MathWorks Matlab Signal Processing Toolbox (1) from MathWorks MiniVIEm from the My open project (http://code. google, com/p/my open/source/checkout) Rotary Tool (1) e.g. Dremel Screwdrivers (2) Soldering iron (1) PARTS: Nintendo Wii video game console (1) Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock video game. Wireless Bundle with Gibson Les Paul controller (1) DB9 D-sub connector, female, solder type (1) #B000l-21YX2at amazon.com RS-232 serial extension cable. dB9 male-to-female (1) item #0271 1 from Cables To Go (cablestogo.com) Laptop computer running Windows XP (32-bit version) m EMG electrodes, silver-silver chloride, bipolar (1 box) (1) We use Duotrodes. item #6145 from Myotronics (myotronics.com). These are consumables each time you © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 1 of 19 Air Guitar Hero play; a box contains 135. Button snap-connectors (1) from any fabric store Myoelectrode amplifiers (4-8) One per electrode pair. The more electrodes you use, the more accurately Air Guitar Hero can decode your finger motions. Data acquisition board (1) item #USB-1208FS from Measurement Computing (http://mccdaq.com). Used for data logging and analysis, it samples real -world signals (e.g.. force. EMG) and sends them to a computer for processing. USB video capture device (1) We used a generic device, model number VC-21 1A. but any one that supports 640x480 or 720x480 NTSC should work. SUMMARY By Robert Armiger and Carol Reiley We created Air Guitar Hero as a fun rehabilitation exercise for people with amputations. Here we'll show you how to make an inexpensive version so anyone can play Guitar Hero without pushing buttons. It uses an electrode cuff, a modified Wii guitar controller, and open source code. Wii-Hab Lab: How the Air Guitar Hero system works. When a muscle contracts or flexes, it produces electrical activity. While faint (in the millivolt range), these signals can be detected © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 2 of 19 Air Guitar Hero by placing electrode sensors on the skin. The technology to measure, evaluate, and process muscular electricity is called electromyography (EMG). Air Guitar Hero uses EMG to send signals to the Wii console to control the game. But since the electrical signal generated by twiddling your fingers is very weak, additional computation must be performed to generate reliably accurate commands. The system uses pattern recognition algorithms to identify patterns in the EMG signals and decide which colored button to activate. The algorithms require training data to provide examples of what signal characteristics to look for. First, you must correctly play on-screen notes with the guitar while the electrodes record your EMG signals. Next, the recorded data is used to train a model for recognition the next time you make those movement patterns. Third, practice makes perfect! Playing this type of video game can be useful for building muscle tone and dexterity. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 3 of 1 9 Air Guitar Hero Step 1 — Modify the guitar controller. Our system needs to send computer-generated commands to the game console. We do this by sending digital output commands from the USB-1208FS data acquisition board. Our quick-and-dirty approach is to modify the guitar controller and override the manual buttons you'd normally press. Make sure your Wii Remote is disconnected from the guitar controller. Unlock and remove the guitar neck and the front faceplate. Remove the four #0 screws on the front of the guitar and the eight T-10 Torx screws on the back of the guitar to open the controller. (Don't forget the gratifying removal of the "Void Warranty" sticker to get to the last Torx screw). Using a Dremel tool, bore out a small D-shaped hole to fit the DB9 solder pot connector. Score along the outline of the connector, incrementally removing material and checking fit with the connector. Be sure to leave enough material on the sides of the connector for the mounting screws. Once the connector fits, score the center location of the mounting screws, drill tiny pilot holes, and insert 2 small screws (or use 2 of the 8 Torx screws you removed), ensuring that everything fits. Remove the solder pot connector for wiring. Add seven 12" leads to solder pot pins 1-7 (one ground, plus 5 note buttons, plus the Strum button). Connect pins 1-6 to the 6 through-hole pads at the base of the guitar neck, from right to left if the push pins are on the bottom. Connect pin 7 to one of the Strum switch contacts; either Up or Down will suffice. Ensure all wires are secure and close up the guitar. Check your work! Use a multimeter to perform a continuity check between pin 1 (Ground) and each of pins 2-7 (Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, and Orange buttons, and Strum Up/Down). There should be no connection until each corresponding button is pressed. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 4 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 2 — Configure the data acquisition board. Next, use a 3' section of serial cable and wire it to the digital I/O pins of the USB-1208FS data acquisition board. You only need half of the 6' serial cable, so cut off the male-pin half and use it to wire to the data acquisition board. Connect pin 1 of the serial cable to terminal 29 (GND) of the data acquisition board. Connect pins 2- 6 of the cable to digital ports. A0-A4 (terminals 21-25) respectively, and pin 7 of the cable to digital port A7 (terminal 28). © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 5 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 3 — Verify computer control of the game. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 6 of 1 9 Air Guitar Hero -IDIXJ SSt Help ^™ Jp» nf JFh A/D D/fl fi ff_ PC Board List -; -^B^ Universal Serial Bus Rl BD*d#Q-U5B-1208F5 (serial* 198) *J U5B-1208FS | Factor Serial Na 11 C59F3 It 1.00 Custom Seiial No |l93 No. of Channel Klsrmj; Md E«t. Clock Type: | Contniuous d Flash LED 1 Ffcnwjaie Versit L DK Cann " ! -" At this point, a good intermediate checkpoint is to connect the data acquisition device and test Guitar Hero in Auto-Play mode. By routing the video signal to your PC, Matlab can detect each oncoming note from the game and then automatically send the digital signal to play that note for you. The software looks for the bright pixel intensities above the fret- board within Guitar Hero and then plays the corresponding note. (This is especially useful if there's a song in Expert mode that you just can't beat!) Connect the USB video capture device to the Wii and to your computer, and install the drivers on your computer. This will allow the game to run on your PC. Optional: Download and install Audacity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net ) to allow "Software Play-through" of the game's audio channels through your laptop speakers. Attach the USB-1208FS to your computer and install the drivers from http://makezine.com/go/usb- data. Once the drivers are installed, open the configuration utility (Start -> All Programs -> Measurement Computing -^ InstaCal), and ensure that the device appears in the list of detected PC boards and that it's © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 7 of 19 Air Guitar Hero configured for 8 single-ended analog inputs (as opposed to 4 differential inputs). Download the Mini VIE package from the Subversion repository at http://makezine.com/go/minivie . This is a package library based on the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Virtual Integration Environment (JHU/APL VIE). It has a basic signal simulator that you'll use to test the functionality of your modified guitar controller. Open Matlab and navigate to the MiniVIE directory. Type the following commands at the Matlab prompt: • >>MiniVIE. conf igurePath >>Presentation . AirGuitarHero .A GH Step 4 ■ mjHJMIBH Jnljsl File £drt yew lwert Iwte desktop w*>dm Help The Wii console will display on your PC within Matlab. Use the guitar controller to select and start the game. Once the song begins, click Auto-Play. The MiniVIE will graphically detect notes and then play them using the digital output pins automatically! © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 8 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 5 — Train the pattern recognition system. MT^^T^^B 00C 1000 120Q 1400 1600 1800 2000 Time (s) .jaljsl TF, 1 III s I la 11 u n Before you hook up electrodes and do anything with the EMG signal, it's worthwhile to get a feel for how the system operates. This can be done with the EMG Signal Simulator that's built into the MiniVIE system. You'll use the simulator to walk through each step of acquiring, processing, classifying, and displaying signal outputs. Start the MiniVIE by typing in Matlab: • >>MiniVIE In the user interface that appears, select the EMG Simulator from the Inputs drop-down dialog. A small window will pop up in the bottom left side of the screen. When the window is selected, typing keyboard keys a , s, d, f , etc., will generate simulated signals as if a real DAQ system was present and connected to electrodes. Preview the signal patterns by selecting the SignalViewer button. Each time a valid key (a, s, d, f ) is pressed in the Signal Simulator window, a new pattern of simulated EMG activity will appear on the screen. Typically one of the selected channels will get "noisier" in both frequency and amplitude for a selected pattern. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 9 of 19 Air Guitar Hero © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 10 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 6 © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 11 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Next, choose linear discriminant analysis (LDA) as the pattern recognition algorithm to use for decoding signals by selecting LDA Classifier from the Signal Analysis drop-down menu. The classifier will be used in the following steps to attempt to recognize patterns from the input signals and label them as one of several discrete classes. Click on Select Channels and select Index, Middle, Ring, Little, and No Movement as the classifier's available choices. To use this pattern classifier, you need to create a training data set. From the Training drop-down menu, select Simple Trainer. Click the Begin Training button and a series of prompts will begin asking you to perform each of the movements you selected for the classifier (i.e. Index, Middle, Ring, Little). Each prompt begins by displaying the current class as text while a red bar moves from left to right. When the bar turns green (or slightly before), recording begins and you should perform the requested motion. In this case, while the green bar indicates data is recording, press the f key with your index finger. When the next prompt appears for Middle, press the d key, then s during Ring, and finally a during Little. In each case you're indicating to the software to © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 12 of 19 Air Guitar Hero generate the EMG pattern that will appear once you attach real electrodes. After completion, you can save your training data in the dialog that appears. Resulting accuracy is displayed in the console window. For example: • Training LDA with 551 Samples (1=105; 2=109; 3=111; 4=112; 5=114;) Percent correctly classified: 100.0% Index Class accuracy: 100.0% Middle Class accuracy: 100.0% Ring Class accuracy: 100.0% Little Class accuracy: 100.0% No Movement Class accuracy: 100.0% Once the training set has been created and the pattern recognition algorithm has been trained with output data, you can visualize these effects in a number of ways. From the Presentation drop-down menu, select the MiniV visualization utility. Pressing the keys a, s, d, and f will cause the system to recognize simulated finger contraction patterns and display the corresponding finger movement in the visualization. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 13 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 7 — Acquire EMG signals from finger movement. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 14 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Air Guitar Hero processes electromyogram (EMG) signals to decode your finger movements. To acquire these signals, you'll connect the input side of the electrodes to your arm via stick-on electrodes and a snap connector. The EMG signal is a high- frequency white noise signal of several millivolts, with the most frequency energy in the 100Hz- 400Hz range. The amplifiers act as an instrumentation (differential) amplifier with a variable gain (approximately 1,000x), which rejects common-mode signal (e.g., the 60Hz line noise coupled into our bodies) and amplifies local biopotential differences caused by muscle contractions (i.e., the EMG signal). The USB-1208FS data acquisition system has a +5V power connection that can be used to power the electrode amplifiers. The Otto Bock electrode amplifiers have 2 wires plus a shield on the input side (skin- side, unamplified), and 3 wires on the output side (amplified): +5V (power), ground, and signal. The output signal is centered at 1.2V. If you build the electocardiogram (ECG) circuit from the schematic in Medical Instrumentation: Application and Design, note that its voltage and frequency ranges © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 15 of 19 Air Guitar Hero are slightly different than EMG amplifiers. EMG amplifiers have wider frequency response than ECG amplifiers, but do not cover so low a frequency range. The EMG amplifier must have higher gain than the ECG amplifier for the same output-signal range. • Disconnect your laptop from the wall supply. Although there's minimal risk here, with electrodes attached directly to your skin it's best to take every precaution to ensure you're isolated from any power fault your building might experience. This also helps to ensure that line noise isn't coupled into the data acquisition board. • Solder 2 snap-connectors to the input end of each electrode amplifier. Additionally, solder a third female snap-connector to the ground shield of one of the electrode amplifiers. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 16 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 8 H itif i ! *T«*<j-wi j _.>*(.L.-.» J i iy r n 200 400 600 800: 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 Tinae (s) ,..., FM ftoperties Pntum T« » l ^i*l rrrrFiJ i 1 1 1 ' I » I Connect all the electrode amplifier output ground wires to the data acquisition board's digital ground (terminal 31) and all the electrode power wires to the board's +5V (terminal 30). Connect electrode signal outputs indi- vidually to analog input channels CH0-CH3. Apply stick-on electrodes equally spaced around your forearm, about 1" below your elbow. Place the stick-on ground somewhere in the middle of your arm about 1" away from other electrode contacts. Snap on each amplifier lead wire to the electrodes. Start the MiniVIE program again by entering >> MiniviE at the Matlab com- mand prompt. In the pop-up GUI, select DaqHwDevice from the drop-down menu, then press the Signal Viewer button to preview and display the signals. Verify that the signals displayed correspond to the contraction of your forearm muscles by moving your wrist and pinching each of your Index, Middle, Ring, and Little fingers. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 17 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 9 — Rock out! Once you've tested the individual components, it's time to put it all together to check out your Air Guitar Hero chops. Disconnect your laptop from the wall supply. Ensure that the EMG electrodes are well attached to your forearm (too much electrode gel on the adhesive can make them fall off). Open Mini VIE and select your input hardware device. Use the Signal Viewer to verify that the muscle signals are at rest when you're at rest; you should only see EMG activity when you're actively pinching your fingers. Select the LDA classifier and choose Index, Middle, Ring, and No Movement, initially for beginner mode. Train each of these classes using the Simple Trainer interface. Verify that your accuracy is at least 80% or higher. Start your Wii console and select a song to play using the guitar controller, then select AGH from the Presentation drop-down and run it. In the default configuration, you don't have to use the Strum button. Just press your fingers when it's time to play the note, and it will be played with a strum added. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 18 of 19 Air Guitar Hero Step 10 That's it! Now you can play Guitar Hero simply by making muscle contractions and thinking about playing the desired note. And after you become a Rock God, you can modify your Wiimote — see our WiiEMG hack at http://makezine.com/go/wiiemg — to play games like Wii Sports Tennis or Mario Kart! We'd like to thank Jonathan Kuniholm, founder of http://openprosthetics.org and Duke University doctoral candidate, and Jacob Vogelstein of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory for their help creating and testing the first Air Guitar Hero system back in 2007. This project first appeared in MAKE Volume 29 . pages 44-51. This document was last generated on 2012-11-02 11:54:50 PM. © Make Projects www.makeprojects.com Page 19 of 19


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If GLaDOS Narrated Pokémon's Pokedex
I would watch an entire show in this "Pokedex" style. The voice behind the Pokedex is just so soothing.
I would watch an entire show in this "Pokedex" style. The voice behind the Pokedex is just so soothing.
It's easy to miss, but boy, Pokémon lore can get pretty bonkers sometime. Case in point: the Pokedex entries for X & Y, where you might learn about things that are either amazing, creepy or just plain nonsensical.
Yes, there's a Pokedex app for iOS—two actually, one official, another (better) one fan made. But you don't need to download either to turn an iPhone or an iPad into a Pokédex. Just ask Siri.
I've never used the Pokémon compendium known as the Pokédex much in the Pokémon games, but the idea of having a physical Pokédex is still really cool. Sure, you could buy a toy Pokédex, or, you can put a decal on your red 3DS to make it look like one instead!
Released last month in Japan, the official iOS Pokédex application is now available in North America and beyond, giving Pokémon fans around the globe access to the ultimate pocket monster compendium. Just don't expect a kindly tree-named professor to hand it over for free.
The North American iTunes store is chock full of amateur Pocket Monster catalogs, assembling data from the popular Nintendo creature collecting series. They might soon be obsolete, should the official Pokedex for iOS released today in Japan make its way stateside.
You know which games and programs Japan will be getting next week when its 3DS eShop launches. Now see which ones America gets. Know there will be Pokémon.

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On Tap Today: Happy Thanksgiving...now hear some Christmas music
If you love eating to the point of exhaustion (and really, who among us doesn't), Thanksgiving is truly the most wonderful time of year. But it doesn't really lend itself to good music now does it, whereas Christmas has oh so many holiday chestnuts just begging to be listened to again and again.
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Journal Communications employees received the following memo Monday, on the 33rd day of the blackout of Journal Broadcast Group stations, including WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), on Time Warner Cable.
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If you attend "I Left My Heart," the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's season-opening Tony Bennett revue, you won't hear a word about the man who helped liberate a concentrate camp, marched with Martin Luther King Jr. at Selma and became an outspoken opponent of the American invasion of Iraq. Nor will you hear about Bennett's two divorces or former drug addiction.
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The full-scale Beach Boys reunion may have been a short-lived occassion, but Boys' co-founder Brian Wilson is still keeping part of the old band together--and roping in a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.
Wilson, and guitar master Jeff Beck, famous for his work with the Yardbirds as well as his own accomplished solo career, are co-headlining a fall tour that will stop at the Riverside Theater Oct. 30, a venue spokesman announced Monday morning. »Read Full Article
MSOE cancels Art City radio show after one episode
Well, at least I'll be able to say, "There was that time Art City was on the radio -- once."
Last Friday at noon, we premiered our first episode of Art City on WMSE. We jumped on a newsy subject, a story on "art circles" in the Shepherd Express by James Carlson. In talking about the who-knows-who interactive graphic that attempts to map our local art community, I was joined by Jennifer Johung, a contemporary art and architecture historian and Debra Brehmer, the owner of the Portrait Society Gallery in Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: The calm before the potato-potato-potato
They're coming (judging from the roar outside, some are already here), but before Milwaukee's a sea of orange and black for the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary bash later this week, there's still plenty to do arouund town.
Singer-songwriter John Hiatt is back in town, for an 8 p.m. show with the Combo at the Pabst Theater. TIckets are $37.50. »Read Full Blog Post


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- 1 kg skinned fresh sea bass, cubed to bite size pieces
- 2 tablespoons finely minced garlic
- 1 cup white vinegar
- 6 tablespoons lime juice
- 5 diced tomatoes
- 1 cup finely minced onion
- 3 tablespoons finely minced gingerroot
- 1 red bell pepper, diced
- 1 green bell pepper, diced
- jalapeno pepper
- 1⁄4 cup spring onion, minced
- salt and pepper
- Marinate fish in vinegar for at least 30 minutes. Keep it in the refrigerator.
- Drain and mix with lemon juice and all other ingredients.
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slow pointless film not worth a second watch
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|Posted by otep39 4 years ago
Believe it or not..this is the movie and all links are the same.not the best acting but an alright movie for a one time watch. 1/5
|Posted by saxonhorde 1 year, 5 months ago
Thought it was a pretty good flick about a conflicted cop who tries to escape his past but finds out its nearly impossible to do. BTW Riot and GBH are the same movie. They changed the title because there was another movie that had the same name
|Posted by dgh123 3 years, 3 months ago
Yeah was alrite . good English film
|Posted by warchyld_uk 3 years, 8 months ago
this film had alot of promise but it lacked as more detailed story seemed to skip alot of things
|Posted by 2shuvels 3 years, 11 months ago
watch version 9 thats GBH
|Posted by Ceolwulf 3 years, 11 months ago
version 7-11 is the real movie GBH, the other links are for The Riot. The ranking on this should be reset as its been based on the wrong movie.
|Posted by Solo713 4 years ago
RIOT: London's Hell...Low budget and poorly acted, but you have to start somewhere. It did have a familiar message though, you will understand. I was hoping to see the film that was pictured. Enjoy!!!
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Cant wait to watch this when it comes out....been looking for the right links for this one, but there all dodgy, so i aint bothering..Not bad though the other film, worth a watch on a Monday afternoon...All the bitches in this are right sweaty sketty skanks....That one with the blonde hair looks like a tranny lol....Excellent film finally got to see it, version 9 is the right film...that blonde copper not the main one but the other one (watch it and ya'll know which one im on about)looks like a porn star dressed as a copper lol..Gritty well acted film thats deff worth a watch...good film for a Tuesday night..
|Posted by amy251991 3 years, 10 months ago
Just watched this Dull film. Thats almost 2 hours of my life i wont get back. Shocking acting, and ridiculous story line. I would avoid this if you can !!! sorry for being so negative but i thought it would pick up as it went on, just got worse.... Hey Ho plenty more to choose from.
|Posted by toma41 3 years, 11 months ago
This isn't GBH. The film was only in the cinema (only a few selected cinemas over the UK) on friday just gone, so I don't see how it would of been online before. It came out on DVD today.
|Posted by 2shuvels 4 years ago
this film is called evans baby not gbh
|Posted by 2shuvels 4 years ago ( Edited 4 years ago )
the cover and story plot for this film i would love to see but this is not that film its boring as hell no riots just some dude selling drugs and thats it i want to see the film thats described not some pile of poop
|Posted by paddybrady85 4 years ago
one word bad 1/10
|Posted by Ashley_Towler 4 years ago
Decent film, not everyones cup of tea
|Posted by gowpow 4 years ago
link 4 is a completely different film
|Posted by kaz4real1 4 years ago
any decent links none of them work on my laptop putlocker or sockshare link please
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Slowly, the numbers are getting better, but that only points to the need for legislators in Washington and Madison to focus on what really matters: the economy and growing jobs.
Preliminary numbers released last week by the state Department of Workforce Development showed that Wisconsin added 4,500 private-sector jobs in December and that the unemployment rate for December stood at 6.6%. At the same time, the November unemployment rate was revised to 6.6% from a preliminary 6.7%.
On Monday, the Wisconsin Realtors Association reported that sales of Wisconsin homes, and their sale prices, both increased by double-digit percentages in December, capping a year of recovery in the housing market. Like the jobs numbers, the improvement is a solid step in the right direction. But much remains to be done and much can still go wrong.
Michael Theo, association president and chief executive officer, said in a statement that his group expects continued growth in sales over the next year, "assuming that the economic problems in Europe as well as the unresolved budget issues at the federal level don't lead to recession."
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All the more reason to push forward on resolving the budget issues in Washington and for legislators in Madison and Gov. Scott Walker to move on bills that will help sustain job growth in Wisconsin, such as a venture capital bill for young companies, reasonable mining legislation for northern Wisconsin and the Century City project to develop jobs in Milwaukee's inner city. (2)
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Some Republicans who control the governor's chair and both houses of the Legislature will no doubt point to the political turmoil and bitter recall elections over that time that may have contributed to employer anxiety and uncertainty. Fine, that may have been a factor. But that only means now is the time to get to work on growing jobs.
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"Wisconsin and much of the rest of the upper Midwest has a jobs problem. And even with the economy showing some signs of gaining momentum, particularly that old standby manufacturing, it's safe to say that the state isn't creating enough jobs and there is deep angst over the quality of the jobs it is creating. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Holding Walker accountable
With the economy still faltering, Gov. Scott Walker may come to regret his campaign promise to create 250,000 jobs in Wisconsin. State agencies have been told they may face additional cuts because of decreased revenue, and state private sector employment continued to slide for a third straight month. It's possible Walker's policies have not yet taken full effect. It's possible the policies simply aren't working. It's also possible – likely, we'd say - that government can only affect job creation at the margins. Walker and his folks may not be able to do all that much. Still, it's his promise: We intend to hold him accountable. What about you? How much should Walker be held to account if he doesn't deliver on his jobs promise? (51)
Who creates jobs?
The Republicans running for president are arguing over how many jobs they "created" while governor of their respective states. But unless Mitt Romney or Rick Perry added a position to their staff or advocated for larger government payrolls during their tenures (doubtful), I'd submit that neither one of them "created" any jobs. Private businesses do that. It's something to keep in mind this morning as you digest the remarks of another politician — President Barack Obama. (9)
Look on the bright side
I know that, in this weak economy, people who still have jobs should consider themselves fortunate. But reports that salaried U.S. workers should expect to see only modest raises — 2.8% — again next year don't give much comfort. Especially considering that prices for consumers rose 3.6% in the past year. It's hard for average folks to help stimulate the economy when they keep losing ground. But on the bright side, 2.8% is better than a pay cut, which many have endured. Thank goodness for that perennial bright side. (10)
Internships help
Only one in four teens have jobs today compared to 42% about 10 years ago. In Milwaukee, the numbers are probably worse when you consider that only about half of black boys graduate from high school on time. Summer jobs provide youths with the opportunity to gain valuable job experience. Local companies should be more willing to open the doors for teens through internships, even if they are not paid jobs. The experience of working with a professional in a specific field for any youth is priceless. (Javonte pictured above taking pictures for the Journal Sentinel). (7)
A downward race
When you take a job and negotiate your compensation, you and your new employer are likely to begin by looking at the average wage and benefits for that type of position, in that industry and in that geographic location. Adjustments are made up or down around the average based on the individual's skills, education and experience. So what happens when the average goes down? Everyone in that profession suffers. Maybe not today or tomorrow, but eventually the bargaining power of everyone in that line of work - whether waitress, machinist, accountant or secretary and whether unionized or not - is limited by that lower average. When any profession loses compensation, the loss doesn't stop at the machine shop doors. This downward race has no winners. (15)
The case for Fed intervention
Today's dreary jobs report is one more argument in favor of the Federal Reserve's policy of "quantitative easing" – known as QE2 (second time they've done it, thus QE2).
The Fed essentially is creating money out of thin air and using it to buy long-term securities. The bet: Forcing down long-term interest rates through this action will help juice the recovery a bit. It's a form of economic stimulus, and with Congress declining to do anything else, the Fed is the only game in town. Will it work? We've argued that it is worth trying. And so have economists.
The November jobs report showed that overall employment growth fell to 39,000 from 172,000. The other metrics were equally bad. The economy simply isn't creating jobs – not nearly enough jobs – to bring unemployment down.
This is one of the sad consequences of financial-induced recessions. They tend to take a long time to resolve. And that's a good argument for continuing support for the unemployed. With five folks for every job opening, it's tough out there. We're willing to bet that most of those collecting unemployment would rather be working and making a lot more than the average unemployment check. We don't buy the argument that unemployment benefits are a large incentive to quit looking for work. What work? (7)
Anti-incumbency, raw milk, Milwaukee's icons and energy. On Perspectives.
A mixed bag on tomorrow's Perspective page.
Doyle McManus looks at the apparent anti-incumbent mood sweeping the country. Using conventional wisdom to translate these events as purely benefitting one party or the other? Think again, he argues.
Bill and Karen Dushek of West Bend blister Gov. Jim Doyle for his veto of the raw milk bill. One quote: "...the state has no right to prevent us from purchasing raw milk from a dairy farmer who wishes to sell it." »Read Full Blog Post(1)
The answer for black Milwaukee is jobs
I wish I had a dollar for every time that I have heard that the elixir for what ails black America is education. The balm is and always will be jobs. During the late '70s and early '80s – before the Reagan Depression and the implementation of Reagan's "leave no white man behind" policies, Milwaukee blacks had the highest per capita African-American income in the United States. For those of you scoring at home, this occurred while Milwaukee was deeply entrenched in the twin tar babies of overt racism and segregation. Bottom line, the life line for black Milwaukee remains jobs. (53)
Not over the hump yet
Are we over the hump yet? Don't count on it. The news that unemployment fell a bit and that manufacturers added 11,000 jobs in January was good news, indeed, for our region. Other good signs: The number of temporary workers grew and so did the length of the workweek, signaling that business activity is starting to pick up. Don't be surprised, though, if the unemployment rate climbs again, as people buoyed by hope enter the workforce. Still, some good news for a change. (1)
Need realistic plans to save economy
So President Barack Obama has this new plan to stimulate the economy by creating all these new jobs and new businesses that will in turn create new jobs. Those companies that have already been given stimulus money are sitting on the money and not expanding or adding new workers because of fear of what will happen once the money runs out. So if those who have been given money refuse to spend it, why would new startup companies do anything differently? I think its time for the Obama administration to sit down and come up with some realistic plans on saving the economy. (5)


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Trevor Bayne knocked out several hundred media requests for interviews during NASCAR's annual Tuesday teleconference with the winner of the Daytona 500.
Bayne has already been giving interviews for the past day-and-a-half and this particular interview hosted reporters from across the country and internationally, as Bayne drove from the Chicagoland Speedway to the airport in preparation for a flight to San Francisco.
The San Francisco event is also an annual event held in San Francisco's Ghiradelli Square. Bayne was not completely clued in as to what he would be doing in San Francisco, but he did know there would be an ice cream sundae named after him. Bayne thought that was "pretty cool."


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New life for an old Koehler sign
GIRARD -- The guests drank Koehler beer when Mary Lou Lowry was married in 1977.
A year later, the brewery her family founded 130 years earlier had closed its doors.
The most visible reminder of the company disappeared in 2007 when demolition crews reduced the State Street building to rubble.
But Lowry, 67, is hopeful that folks in the Erie area remember the Koehler name.
She's been busy for the past couple weeks, working with artist Laurie Strandwitz, 67, to repaint the Koehler signs on the ends of a yellow barn on West Lake Road owned by descendants of Koehler's founding family.
Lowry and Strandwitz hope to finish sometime next week, repainting the barn-sized sign that says, "Pour a Koehler collar" above a bold Koehler banner and a foamy mug of amber beer.
Earlier versions of this sign have served as a Fairview Township landmark since at least the 1940s. The original barn, which was more than 100 years old, burned to the ground in 2000. It was rebuilt in 2004 and adorned with replicas of the original sign.
"We didn't think we would rebuild," Lowry said. "We wouldn't have done it if it weren't for the sign."
Lowry, who was living in Chicago at the time, remembers the loss she felt when the family-owned brewery closed.
It seemed unthinkable to allow the signs, which were badly faded and peeling, to succumb to the elements.
"That would have made me really sad," Lowry said. "I'm glad we can do this."
Strandwitz said she's not sure she will be able to climb the scaffolding and put brush to barn when the sign needs painted again in about 10 to 15 years. Someone else will have to do it, said Strandwitz, who painted the sign in 1994 and again in 2004.
"I made templates to trace," she said.
Farmer John Mason Sr., who remembers drinking Koehler beer when he was younger, said he's been passing by the yellow barn with the Koehler signs for nearly all of his 66 years.
"A lot of people like the nostalgia of it," he said of the barn. "People use it as a landmark."
Mason, who used to rent both the land and the barn, is like most people who pass the barn.
He has no particular investment in the barn. But it's a welcome and familiar part of the scenery.
"I like knowing it's there," he said.
Strandwitz, who had enlisted some young painters to assist her Thursday, said the foam-topped beer mugs would be the last thing she finished.
"That's the fun part for me," she said.
Strandwitz said she's proud to help re-create this familiar landmark.
"It means a lot to me," she said. "I have been living on and off down here since 1949. This sign is a reminder of the brewery and a reminder that this is home."
JIM MARTIN can be reached at 870-1668 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNmartin.


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Though many players have been trying to step up their games, the Washington State University men's basketball team has lost three of their last four games without junior Davonte Lacy, who is leading the team with a scoring average of 17.7.
Lacy missed two games after having surgery for appendicitis, but returned for WSU's game at Arizona State on January fifth, only to leave with a rib injury in the first half. He then missed the team's games against Colorado and Utah on Colorado eighth and twelfth respectively.
Despite the major loss, Head coach Ken Bone likes how his players are trying to respond.
"With Davone being out, it's nice to see Dexter step up and score a little bit better, shoot the ball well, and also for Que Johnson to be a little more aggressive and look for scoring opportunities," said Bone. So I think a number of our guys are trying to step up and take that role, none of them are Davonte, because Davonte brings a different element, but different kids are stepping up to bring a different element.
Though we don't know when Lacy will be suiting up again, we do know the Cougs will be traveling west to take on Stanford Wednesday night at 7p.m.


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International comparison of youth unemployment rates in recent decades
August 04, 2009
The unemployment rate for persons under the age of 25 in France regularly has been greater than 20 percent, while in Italy it rose to more than 30 percent, and in Spain it has surpassed 40 percent in recent decades.
Germany and Japan had very low youth unemployment rates at the beginning of the 1980s—around 4 percent. However, more recently, even Germany, with its apprenticeship system, and Japan, with its close cooperation between schools and businesses, have had youth unemployment rates similar to those in the United States, in or near the 10-percent range.
In the first years of the 21st century, youths in the United States experienced a small decline in unemployment rates, whereas their counterparts in Japan, France, Germany, and Sweden saw a sharp increase. Young people in Italy and Spain had very high unemployment rates throughout the 1980-2007 period. These trends generally follow the trends in each country's overall unemployment rate.
These earnings data are from the BLS International Labor Comparisons program. To learn more, see "A portrait of the youth labor market in 13 countries, 1980–2007" (PDF), by Gary Martin in the July 2009 issue of the Monthly Labor Review.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, International comparison of youth unemployment rates in recent decades on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2009/ted_20090804.htm (visited September 27, 2016).
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And the Saddam-Capture Conspiracy Theories Begin
WASHINGTON, D.C.The whole Saddam saga dribbles out in bits and pieces. It now appears that Bush claimed Saddam possessed not only weapons of mass destruction but the means to lob them into U.S. cities. In a conference call with reporters on Monday, Florida's Democratic senator Bill Nelson said 75 senators got this bit of information as part of a classified briefing before last October's vote to authorize the attack on Iraq. According to a report in Florida Today, senators learned in the secret briefing that Iraq had biological and chemical weaponsincluding anthraxthat could be dumped on east coast cities from unmanned drones. "They have not found anything that resembles a UAV [Unmanned Aerial Vehicle] that has that capability," Nelson told the reporters. Nelson voted for the war.
Meanwhile, the inevitable stories suggesting the Saddam capture was a fake are beginning to circulate. One comes from debka.com, posted December 17. Many consider Debka an Israeli intelligence site. Whether that's the case or not, it often turns up inside information about the Middle East and Central Asia that turns out to be true.
"Saddam Hussein was not in hiding; he was a prisoner," headlined Debka. The story goes on to say that Hussein was seized on November 16, and held in the hole in Adwar for at least three weeks, while his captors attempted to get the $25 million that the U.S. promised to anyone who found the fallen ruler dead or alive.
That's not the only rumor experts have had to contend with. One story making the rounds in Baghdad and Great Britain's Iraqi community concerns a photograph of two American GIs standing beside a date palm tree. The photo was supposedly taken on the day of Saddam's capture. But according to the story, any Iraqi would know that this picture was a fake, because date palms are usually harvested in the summer. In any case, unharvested dates fall off the tree before December, and even if they don't, they are brown and dry, not yellow, as they are in the photo.
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Then there were questions about how the Americans could pull off such a fast DNA test to verify that they had the real Saddam.
Normally, it can take up to a month to get a DNA study done, although if you pay more money, the process can be completed in five days. On Sunday, Dr. Robert Shaler, director of the department of forensic biology in the office of the city's chief medical examiner, told Wired that he's "not surprised" by reports that Saddam had been identified through DNA in less than 24 hours. "If you have a single sample and you stop everything else you're doing, you can get it done," he said. That would occur, for example, if police have arrested a suspect and can hold him only temporarily unless DNA matches him to a serious crime.
A senior administration official at the White House acted unsurprised when he said, "I don't even know if that speculation dignifies comment."
But some are still asking questions. Why, for instance, did Hussein look so bedraggled and confused shortly after his capture? On one Arab website, a former Republican Guard officer in the village of Al-Dor, near where Saddam was captured, claimed that some believe the hole had been hit with nerve gas. Dead birds and other apparently drugged animals were found around the hideout shortly after Hussein's capture.
An official at the Pentagon said the military doesn't have chemical weapons and hasn't for decades, and stated that facts stand as they were presented in news briefings.
Told of the stories chalking up Saddam's capture as a Bush campaign ploy, an official of the Republican National Committee burst into laughter.
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May ready ... but are Ducks?January 11th, 2008, 2:59 pm by Curtis Zupke, Staff writer
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ANAHEIM - Brad May has been in the NHL long enough that he doesn't need to be told that there's always someone ready to fill your shoes.
Nothing is a certainty, even for a 17-year pro like May. The veteran moved closer to returning to the lineup Friday when he skated with the club. But he knows the Ducks have changed dramatically since he went down with a broken bone in his right foot in practice on Dec.15. They've gone 8-2-1 with first place San Jose in their sights.
Young players like Ryan Carter and Brandon Bochenski have capably filled roles held by injured Samuel Pahlsson and re-assigned winger Bobby Ryan. The fourth line of Todd Marchant, George Parros and Brian Sutherby had been intact for some time until Parros injured a knee.Read the rest of this entry »


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