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This morning's weekly jobless claims release was the least-toxic we have seen this year.
At 466,000 claims, this was better on both a sequential (week-over-week) and a 4-week moving average basis. In the chart below you can see these points. Last week's claims were 505,000 and the 4-week moving average (yellow line) is 496,500.
What does it mean? Well it is probably not enough to make the November monthly jobs report much better, but it definitely isn't something that's going to make it worse. Manic Depressionistas, be careful. An 11% unemployment rate is not going to be in the cards – not this or next month, at least.
What's perverse about this (and not being read through in this way by Mr. Macro Market today) is that anything that remotely resembles a less-than-toxic US Employment picture is bad for the stock market, in the immediate term. Why? Well, that's easy – that would be US Dollar Bullish.
Which leads me to asking myself another question. Is today's jobless claims report marking the YTD low for the Bombed Out Buck?
He Who Sees No Bubbles at the Fed once claimed to be "data dependent" – this week's housing and employment data points, combined with last week's Consumer Price Inflation report are plenty good enough to NOT be holding interest rates at this ridiculous "emergency" level of ZERO percent.
There is an immediate term bubble in Gold and an intermediate term bubble in short term US Treasuries.
Given the recent data, the Fed's policy of "exceptional and extended" remains unsustainable and unreasonable.
Keith R. McCullough
Chief Executive Officer
As one indicator of sentiment that we track, the GfK released its December German Consumer Confidence report today. In contrast to yesterday's release of the German Ifo Business Confidence Survey that showed a measurable increase in the business climate (93.9 in November versus 92.0 in October), today's consumer report falls more in line with our overall intermediate outlook for the Eurozone's largest economy, and the region itself.
Consumer confidence fell to 3.7 in December from 4.0 in the previous month, while the sub-surveys of economic and income expectations declined significantly and consumers' propensity to spend was flat. More broadly, the data has been trending downward over the last months (see chart below).
We continue to expect the rate of improvement in broader fundamentals to slow sequentially into year-end and in 1H '10 for Germany, and many Eurozone countries, with mild growth next year. That said, one bullish indicator for Germany has been its rate of unemployment, which has held steady ~8.1% over the last four months. And today the government announced that its program (subsidy) of shortened work hours or part-time jobs, known as Kurzarbeit in German, which was set to expire at year-end and by all measures was the substantial crutch in maintaining employment, will be extended by another 12 months. The decision by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government means that the state will pay up to 67% of a worker's salary for a period of up to two years to keep workers across industry "employed". Recent data suggests that some 1 million workers were covered under the program.
While prolonging Kurzarbeit should hinder joblessness, on the TAIL we're left to wonder if striking jobs now would be a better solution, both limiting government expenditure and encouraging companies to right-size their labor force...
Irrespective of the government's extension of short-time work, we still expect joblessness to be a major concern for the consumer in 2010. Neither Eurozone PMI data out this week (See Topping Off on 11/23) nor German private consumption Q3 figures suggest the consumer is ready to spend, and the stimulus associated with the country's cash for clunkers is now rear-view. Additionally, today's news from the Bundesbank that German banks may need to further write-down another 90 Billion Euros of bad loans won't add confidence in the broader economy.
While we see bearish fundamental headwinds for Germany ahead, and as an extension for Eurozone countries that rely on the stronger economies of the region like Germany and France for trade, we are on balance bullish on the German economy versus some of its European peers as we believe that global demand should melt up to support Germany's industrial and manufacturing base.
Matthew Hedrick
With Thanksgiving upon us and the Holiday season right around the corner, there are many challenges and distractions ahead. With 2009 looking to be a much better year for most market participants versus 2008, it does not feel like there is going to be a melt-up or down in the market before year-end. Feelings are not an investment process, but everyone has them.
Confidence is falling… How many times have you read over the past two months that "job losses threaten to limit spending heading into the holiday shopping season"? Today it was reported that the University of Michigan "final" index of consumer sentiment decreased to 67.4 in November from 70.6 in October. The final reading was slightly better than the preliminary reading of 66 reported in early November.
Another smaller but equally important measure of consumer confidence is how people feel about treating their families to a night out to eat. On this measure, things are not improving either. Malcolm Knapp reported that October casual dining same-store sales declined 4.9%, with traffic down 4.4%. Given what we have from a handful of casual dining restaurant operators about trends in October, it's not surprising that October improved sequentially from September when comparable sales declined 6.4% and guest counts came in -5.3%.
If you look at 2-year average trends, however, the October numbers do not provide any reason to be optimistic as both same-store sales and traffic trends continued to decelerate from September. Demand in October was not as bad as last December when trends bottomed, but on a 2-year average basis we are not that far from it with the October comparable sales 2-year trend down 5.5% relative to -6.7% in December 2008.
The two best performing sectors over the past month have been defensive ones - Health Care and Consumer Staples - rising 7.7% and 4.3% respectively. This compares to the S&P 500 up 2.4%. Research Edge's Healthcare maestro, Tom Tobin wrote today. "If the outperformance in Healthcare has been due to the fading regulatory threat, the most interesting chart is in the Kaiser Family Foundation Poll on Health Reform. It appears the public is losing interest, or sees what Wall St. sees. Maybe it's like turning off the game when your team is down and the clock is ticking down. Do the people polled simply have other things to worry about like Thanksgiving dinner and keeping a job?"
Consumers are feeling the pinch in a number of ways and it's hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel. While I always look forward to the start of a new year, I'm nervous about what 2010 has in store for us.
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T-Shirt Gets Florida Father Thrown Out Of Theme Park [VIDEO]
A Florida father taking his family was thrown out of Universal Studios for wearing a t-shirt that went against park policy.
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For this one, I'm going to have to say that I agree with the decision to not allow him to wear it in the park. The question i have is why didn't the father discard the shirt and buy another one so that his family could enjoy the day?
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VMware to Buy AirWatch for $1.54 Billion for Mobile Tools
Niamh Ring and Dina BassVMware Inc., the biggest maker of software that lets computers run different operating systems, agreed to buy AirWatch LLC for as much as $1.54 billion, adding technology to help businesses manage and protect mobile devices.
VMware will pay $1.18 billion in cash and $365 million in installment payments and assumed unvested equity, the Palo Alto, California-based company said today in a statement.
The surging popularity of smartphones and tablets is forcing businesses to secure a multitude of new devices as employees move away from personal computers. AirWatch competes in the mobile-device management software market with companies such as MobileIron Inc., Citrix Systems Inc., SAP AG and Good Technology Inc. VMware needs AirWatch to fill out its line of management tools for gadgets that touch individual users, Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger said.
"We clearly saw the puck was going to mobility," he said in an interview. "If we weren't in mobility, we weren't in the end-user computing infrastructure space." The company began looking at options in the market about a year ago and considered building its own business, and also looked at rivals to AirWatch, he said.
Gartner Inc. expects the market for mobile-device management software to reach $1.6 billion in revenue this year, up from $784 million in 2012.
'Post-PC World'
"As we look around our industry, mobile is global," Sanjay Poonen, an executive vice president at VMware, wrote today in a blog post. "The world needs a robust enterprise mobility platform for the post-PC world of heterogeneous devices."
VMware rose 1.2 percent to $98.51 at the close in New York. The stock fell 4.7 percent last year, when the Russell 1000 Index gained 30 percent.
Since taking over as CEO in September 2012, Gelsinger has focused VMware on three areas: Internet-based cloud programs; software to replace traditional networking equipment; and tools for managing and securing users' computers and devices. With the AirWatch deal, Gelsinger said the company has a complete portfolio in each area, although it will continue to look at more acquisitions.
For VMware, majority-owned by EMC Corp., AirWatch marks the second acquisition of more than $1 billion in 18 months, after the 2012 purchase of Nicira, whose technology helps networks work more efficiently. Rival Citrix acquired its way into the device-management market last year with the purchase of Zenprise Inc. MobileIron and Good Technology, like AirWatch, are closely held and backed by venture capitalists.
Venture Funding
AirWatch, founded in 2003, raised its only institutional funding last year, bringing in $200 million from Insight Venture Partners and $25 million from Accel Partners. The Atlanta-based company has more than 10,000 customers globally, including and 1,600 employees in nine offices around the world.
The acquisition will be funded through a combination of cash and proceeds from about $1 billion of additional debt to be provided by EMC, the world's largest maker of storage computers. The transaction is expected to be completed late in the first quarter, according to the statement.
"We loudly applaud this acquisition," wrote Daniel Ives, an analyst at FBR Capital Markets, in a note to clients. "The strategic combination of VMware's end-user computing technologies and AirWatch's secure mobility management platform under one roof will add another leg to VMware's growth stool over the coming years." AirWatch will probably have sales of $75 million in 2014, Ives said.
VMware, which had $5.84 billion of cash and short-term investments at the end of September, said it will continue with its share-buyback program.
The company also said today that fourth-quarter revenue probably rose 15 percent to $1.48 billion, excluding sales from its Pivotal Software Inc. unit. That's the high end of the company's forecast range and surpasses the $1.47 billion average of estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The company is scheduled to release full quarterly financial results on Jan. 28.


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Island Wave (4:05)
Knights Of Ren (5:21)
Barbaric (5:04)
Knights Of Ren (Lemz & Hi5Ghost remix) (4:54)
Review: Bristol grime time: Asa & Sorrow step away from the deeper, ambient, home-chilling beats for something club-ready and waiting for MC damage. "Island Wave" is the waviest cut of the bunch thanks to its ever-changing tones and far-away vocal textures, "Knights Of Ren" is the murkiest cut of the bunch, sabre slicing up the dance like Kylo while "Barbaric" does that really creepy staccato string thing that both Asa and Sorrow do so well. Finally we hit the Lemz & Hi5Ghost twist of the lead track. Utilising the strings for more drama and spacing out the beats/bass, it's a neat switch up that retains full respect to the original.
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Dust March
Rise 'Em
Dog Sweater
Review: Hessle Audio's emergence from hibernation in 2012 really has seen the label release some of the most extraordinary music of its life, and this EP from Bandshell might top the lot. Tapping into the grainy, murky sound world of the like of STL, Shed and Actress, this record explores strange rhythms constantly on the verge of breaking out into a frenzy. The title track is comprised of little more than rattling percussion and dense, fizzy bass, while "Rise 'Em" places a jungle breakbeat atop a mucky hum. On the flip, "Metzger" takes the vibe of classic dubstep and fills it with subtle melodies and clipped snares, but "Dog Sweater" is the real killer - a homage to soundsystem culture whose threadbare rhythms are the only thing to stop you being dragged into the track's viscous centre. Make no mistake, this is a serious new talent.
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Syncopy (Blawan's Tragt Mechanik mix)
Review: Fledgling Danish label Teal continue their mission statement to release interesting music regardless of genre. Their third release sees them turn to fellow Copenhagen resident Tobias Pedersen, who operates under the mysterious Beastie Respond moniker. "Syncopy" will draw obvious comparisons with Non Plus figureheads Instra:mental for its clear deviations into the slower, deep, mind altering end of the drum and bass spectrum. Amidst the sparse, crackling array of percussive rhythms and devious industrial textures there's a dubby warmth to the swing that adds a unique touch, whilst the overall tone sits just the right side of melancholia. Further kudos is awarded to Teal for enlisting Blawan to remix the track, with the R&S/Hessle lynchpin naturally embellishing proceedings with his own devious array of layered drum sounds whilst dragging the source material down a decidedly darker sonic corridor. Big tip!
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Tempa Allstars Vol 4 (double 12")
Cat: TEMPA 029. Rel: 10 Sep 07
Benga - "Roller"
Komonazmuk - "End Of The World"
Orien - "New World"
Rusko - "Jah Love" (feat Danman)
Martyn - "Everything About You"
The Others - "Freakshow"
Review: From Croydon orginator Benga's dubplate smasher, to rising Bristol talent Komonazmuk's sharp as razor production, from the West London
sounds of Orien's grimy halfstepper to Rusko's deep spiritual reggae vocal, 'Tempa Allstars 4' is a cutting-edge representation of what is
working on the floors of dubstep events worldwide. Rounding things off is a refreshing 2-step flavoured offering from Martyn, more known
for his d&b productions but making waves with in dubstep, and a deep dark Youngsta styled roller from The Others.
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working on the floors of dubstep events worldwide. Rounding things off is a refreshing 2-step flavoured offering from Martyn, more known
for his d&b productions but making waves with in dubstep, and a deep dark Youngsta styled roller from The Others.
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Cranberry Temper
Up Stairs
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The 405
Dirty Friday
Black Sun Empire & SPL - "Wasteland"
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Keysound Sessions Anthem (Feverish Weightless mix) (4:06)
Keysound Sessions Anthem (Techrollage mix) (6:01)
Keysound Sessions Anthem (4:18)
Keysound Sessions Anthem (8bar mix) (3:31)
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Dubble Helix (original)
Dubble Helix (Pachucottie remix)
Dubble Helix (Midnight Music Company Lock & Key Trap remix)
Dubble Helix (Midnight Music Company Glitch Trap remix)
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Freakshow (feat Danny Brown & Kiki Hitomi)
Louder (feat Flowdan)
Dirty (feat Flowdan)
Kill Them (feat Daddy Freddy)
Review: Dropping a searing double pack of 10" badness ahead of the forthcoming Angels & Devils album, The Bug is back in business with some apocalyptic gutter bass of the highest order. "Freakshow" matches the leering delivery of Danny Brown with the sinister croon of King Midas Sound's Kiki Hitomi over a horn-laden trap swagger to devastating effect. "Louder" pits Flowdan in the depths of a nauseating half-step march, while "Dirty" takes the London MC into a barrage of equally nerve-jangling drum rattles and alarm-clanging stabs. Long-time Bug collaborator Daddy Freddy rolls up his sleeves for "Kill Them", anchoring the dread stomp with a fearsome growl as anthemic as it is nihilistic.
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Zim Zim Zim (feat Burro Banton) (4:32)
Zim Zim Zim (Zim version) (4:35)
Review: After last year saw Kevin Martin's primary project looming large with the Angels & Devils album and a slew of singles, The Bug is back on Ninja Tune with a new single. "Zim Zim Zim" features seasoned dancehall MC Burro Banton raining down vocal fire over a typically grandiose Martin production, all slow, heavy-footed stomp and strangely emotive slabs of grinding metallic synth tones that sound like the end of the world bursting out of the speakers. Banton's nagging delivery sits perfectly on the track, but for those that want to home in on the subtleties of the production the "Version" provides all the space you need for those staggering sounds to roam.
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Box (feat D Double E) (2:59)
Box (instrumental) (2:59)
Iceman (feat Riko Dan) (3:28)
Iceman (instrumental) (3:28)
Review: Aside from having a stellar catalogue of releases that span from labels like Reflex to Hyperdub, Kevin Martin's The Bug project has been a foundational pillar of the UK dubstep and bass scene. if there has always been one producer to take things one step further and challenge the dance with each new tune, it's most certainly this producer. No wonder he's been releasing music on Ninja Tune for ages, and that he's back on the label now with this new EP. "Box" features revered grime MC D Double E on the mic, and the collaboration between the two results in utter carnage, a visceral grime banger backed by The Bug's twisted concoctions of beats and bass; check the instrumental, too. "Iceman" is a similar sort of curbside killer, this time with Riko Dan on the vocals, and followed by that gnarly instrumental cut...oof!
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BUSY SIGNAL feat MAVADO
Cat: GRED 5020. Rel: 16 May 11
Badman Place (Coki Digital Mystikz remix)
Badman Place (Coki Digital Mystikz dub mix)
Review: Hot on the heels of Diplo's excellent Riddimentary compilation, the iconic Greensleeves presents this crucial sound clash between dancehall and dubstep. "Badman Place" Busy Signal's anthemic raggacentric collaboration with Mavado is lifted to a whole other level by Digital Mystikz lynchpin Coki - discarding with the string heavy digi dancehall flex entirely! In it's place Coki lays down a menacing future dubscape, with typical sub bass flourishes wiggling out beneath the crunching half step riddim. No disrespect to the original version, but the urgent tones of Busy and Mavado seem perfectly suited to this music! There's a dub version too if you wanna admire Coki's production swagger!
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Oh Shit (3:50)
Right Right Up (feat CMC & Silenta & Verse Ital) (3:35)
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Realisation (5:31)
Enchanted (5:29)
Lift Off (5:27)
Review: Nothing to cry about here: Dark Tantrums returns with something extra special. Having previously filled our crates by way of Get Darker, Deep Medi and Nebula, he now unveils his own imprint: Beyond Time. The name fits as each one of these carefully selected dubs trounces temporal or crass trend-based limitations: "Realisation" is king-sized machine funk, all molten steel and pneumatic drums, "Enchanted" plays the cosmic card with its foggy pads and ricochet snares while "Lift Off" takes you right back to the foundation with its unabashed jump-up energy. There's no messing around with this launch release. An on-point balance of pure, ageless dub for all heads and corners, launch releases don't get any better.
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ADHD (blue marbled vinyl 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: BD 272. Rel: 04 Apr 16
Hallucinate (4:23)
Flabbergasted (5:03)
Mosquito Bite (9:25)
Venom (4:07)
Review: Fresh from his #DontFreakOut mixtape, the Darqman returns with another cavalcade of fusions. "Hallucinate" says it all; crisp layers of synths twinkling and flexing over swaggering beats and groaning reese, it's all of rave's many nuances smelted down into a smoking 140 mould. "Flabbergasted" continues the theme with evocative synth lines that rise and rise like a delicately composed horror movie score while "2CI" pays respect to the hippy massive with a deeply trippy-borderline-paranoid spike-jam. Drawing to a close the south Londoner unleashes more poison with the frenetic, hornets-nest riffage of "Mosquito Bite" and the widescreen, jungle-referencing breakbeat anthemity of "Venom". Truly unique.
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Kelly Dean - "Bloodline" (feat Armanni Reign) (4:22)
Kelly Dean & Leon Switch - "Toecutter" (5:16)
Kelly Dean & Leon Switch - "Wasteland" (5:10)
Kelly Dean - "Binary Flow" (feat ILL Chill) (5:40)
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The Boxer (Rave mix) (3:46)
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Let Me In (radio main version)
Let Me In (extended main version)
Let Me In (Patryck De La Roche remix)
Let Me In (Patryck De La Roche dubstep remix)
Let Me In (Patryck De La Roche Dutch remix)
Let Me In (Laiduplake remix)
Let Me In (Kape-X remix)
Let Me In (Rivell DJ remix)
Let Me In (radio main instrumental version)
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Ricky/Gunman What (3:31)
What Happend To Ricky? (4:13)
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Life In The Machine
Let No Shadow Fall Upon You
Life In The Machine (acappella)
Transistor Rhythm
Waves City
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Ballys On (4:12)
Time (5:36)
Oil Gang (4:39)
Floating (5:07)
Review: Fresh from his cavalcade of beats on WPF, Dullah makes his Oil Gang debut and it's every bit as shiny and slick as you'd expect as toxic dollops of drama hang of every cinematic dynamic. Instant hench appeal is created with the strings on "Ballys On", sci-fi synths seduce the cosmic mover in the most chiselled of Gs on "Time" while Oil Gang get their own theme tune by way of floaty synth chimes and a classic b-boy bass funk. Throw in the self-fulfilling "Floating" and you've got yourself a winning document. Never a Dullah moment at Oil Gang eh?
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Ingrid Is A Hybrid (Shed remix) (5:06)
Sort It Out Sharon (Kowton remix) (3:45)
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Down 4 You
Bleep Bloop Brrrrmmp (Modeselektor remix)
Saccharin On Top (Anstam remix)
Review: As if releasing their third album wasn't enough, Modeselektor are also busy releasing music on their label, and Elan steps up to deliver some flavoursome electro stylings. "Blackout" is a joyful mixture of dystopian sci-fi grind rubbing up against treated boogie bass in an undeniably funky melting pot. If you ever got down to Dabrye, just you try resisting this release. "Down 4 You" particularly shines with its insistent bump and gently detuning VHS synths. Meanwhile the bossmen (Modeselektor) turn in a surprisingly short and sweet remix that serves as a pleasant bookend rather than a show stealer.
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Luv Zombie
Review: Hessle Audio continued their excellent form this year and introduced us to the new talents of Bandshell along with dropping that too-good-to-be-played, Objekt 12". Their long-time favourite, Elgato returned to Hessle Road with this stunning 2-tracker and its opener, "Zone" is a pleasingly odd bass rhythm, placing its deranged vocal firmly on top of the detached percussion elements swaying alongside the shimmering injections of lower frequencies. On the flip we have "Luv Zombie", another gorgeously far-out experimentation by our man Elgato, where his fast-paced drum shuffles meet distant waves of harmonics. This comes with a highly recommended stamp as per usual!
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Pray (3:20)
A Way To Forget You
The Keys Are In My Hands
It's Over
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Battle For Spice (hand-numbered 12" in hand-stamped sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BSS 002. Rel: 18 Apr 16
Fill Spectre - "Battle For Spice" (5:35)
Distinct Motive - "Krome" (5:07)
Review: Having announced this in September 2015, San Diego's Banana Stand South have eked out a dangerously long lead time on delivery on this. But, as those who've been pensively waiting will attest, the wait is worth it: Fill Spectre's "Battle For Spice" shakes with both a funky percussion and a devilish detuned bassline. Complete with a peppering of surprises and twists in the tales, this battle is of war-like proportions. Krome's "Distinct Motive" is slightly more conventional with its halftime beat but the crying bass groans that spiral further and further into paranoid chaos create a unique character. Especially when the added sub comes in at the last minute. Freaky.
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God Like (3:19)
Demin Black (2:22)
Brake Light (2:53)
Cryllic (2:26)
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The Bark (4:05)
The Bark VIP (3:00)
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We Can Make The World Stop
Palace Og The Innocents
Review: It's been an immense year for TGM as they unleashed their long-awaited second album Love Death Immortality and toured the world with it. Here we find them taking a step back to 2011 with this between-album EP that's never been pressed to vinyl before now and shows how the trio morphed sonically and creatively from the deeper, more home-listening Drink The Sea to the Prodigy-level dancefloor slammers they have become. "We Can Make The World Stop" is a dirge-like kerb-crawling sleaze-bass stomper that's charged with thick triumphancy. "The Palace Of The Innocents" is more like their earlier material with its industrial strength hip-hop breaks, distorted arpeggiated riff and dreamy flutes. Both kill it.
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Gomes - "Prevail"
Gritt - "Sophos"
Dion Cassius - "Who The Hell"
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Intimate (4:24)
Too Late (3:43)
Review: The talented young Gundam finally gets his own release after a string of collaborations, and it comes through the Goon Club Allstars label. Fittingly, this is some high-powered bass gear, and "Intimate" couldn't be more of a hybrid track, where fluttering swarms of stop-start drums collide with choppy vocal samples and sporadic hits of low frequencies. "Too Late" is similar in its approach, except that here the sounds are gentler, bringing through more of an r&b feel that sits just right with us and is bound to go down a storm with the UK funky fans.
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Gundam - "Questions" (3:04)
Lemzly Dale - "Mercy" (3:36)
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Atijo (5:11)
Ina (4:47)
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Bleepz (feat O-Dessa) (4:41)
The Pong Song (4:06)
Inner (2:43)
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New Day Theme (2:29)
Chores (2:48)
Tales From The Quick (3:15)
Sorry (2:51)
Simmer (3:16)
Ghost World (3:48)
Review: Given his recent form, it was probably only a matter of time before fast-rising Glaswegian Inkke made an appearance on LuckyMe. Variously informed by grime, heavy Memphis rap, Rustie and Hudson Mohawke, Inkke's productions slip effortlessly into the LuckyMe catalogue. There's much to admire amongst the six tracks that make up Secret Palace, including a pair of robust club instrumentals - "Chores" and "Simmer" - which have long been staples in the sets of Skepta and D Double E. Our pick, though, has to be heavyweight grime roller "Tales From The Quick", which peppers a weighty sub-bass line and machine-gun percussion with woozy synthesizer lines.
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Carbon (4:36)
Banter (3:59)
Review: Strictly G business; Kromestar's consistently sought-after Iron Soul sounds enjoy a limited pressing. Both sides of his coin are display: between the west coast synth funk of "Carbon" and the gully, punctuated steps and slams of "Banter" you have a clear view of this dark knight's abilities and sense of groove and weight. Double-sided, both winners - whichever way you flip the coin. We need more productions like this.
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Better Off In Me (original mix)
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Review: Irrelevant presents his debut single on fledgling London imprint Kokeshi - introducing a sound that fits snugly alongside the current genre benders that muddy the borders between, techno, dubstep and electronica. "Better Off In Me" sees Irrelevant drown the vocal talents of the distinctly named Brad Sucks in a pensive, subaqueous soundscape propelled along by clanking metallic rhythms. It's easily the sort of thing Jamie Woon or Burial and a vocalist could be responsible for, and might possibly cross over into wider recognition. Soul:R don Calibre adds some weight with a B Side remix that retains the creeping aqua rhythms but implements a haunting 2 step vibe brilliantly.
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Right Now (feat Shemzy) (3:18)
It's A London Thing (feat Scott Garcia) (3:30)
What's Man Saying? (feat P Money) (4:40)
Warrior (2:48)
Danger (4:13)
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Swift (feat Nico Lindsay) (3:58)
Swift (feat Nico Lindsay - Trends remix) (4:13)
SNM (Trends remix instrumental) (4:13)
Review: Rotterdam grime time: JLSXND7RS steps up with "Swift", a groaning, bleak jam with depth plunge bass tones that echo deep into the ground. Nico Lindsay provides the lyrical drama as he rifles through a sharp stream of conscious truths. Remix-wise Trends recharges the flow with a much more militant twist as AK47 snares cause serious damage. Loaded with instrumentals, all situations are covered here.
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The Undertaker (remixes) (hand-stamped clear vinyl 12")
Cat: RELOADZ 003. Rel: 25 Jul 16
The Undertaker (P Jam remix) (3:43)
The Undertaker (Hi5 Ghost remix) (4:12)
The Undertaker (Impey remix) (4:41)
The Undertaker (Darkness remix) (3:19)
Review: Now almost two years old, Trends and JLSXND7RS break-heavy thunder-cut "The Undertaker" is now on its third lease of life. First as an original instrumental, then as a riotous grime cut with Flirta D, now as a four-pack of killer versions: P Jam twists up the drums and prangs out the bass with a little more FX and space. Hi5 Ghost starts off lightly with a sci-fi sheen and gradually builds the drums with added crunch. Impey turns the bassline into a rubber ball over a pneumatic two-step with Radioactive Man style funk while Darkness takes straight back to 2000 with a clap-heavy dark garage salute.
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No Face (4:03)
Only You (4:04)
Planet D (4:13)
21 (3:42)
Review: His first proper body of work since his Mainframe album last year, Joker returns with four more reasons why he's in a league of his own: while "No Face" tickles our cheeks with velvet purple glove, "Only You" switches for a purple boxing glove and knocks us plain out with its big strings and romantic melodic twists. "Planet D" is straight out of the score from movie of Joker's life in 30 years time once he's colonised five planets with his universal funky language. Finally "21" reminds us of Joker's gully roots with a swaggering halftime vibe that flexes mentasm-muscles so hard three gyms have closed down in the time it's taken you to read this review. Classical badman.
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G Shit (4:18)
Highway (4:07)
Night Life (2:38)
Glass Hearts (3:13)
Review: Bristol's Joker is on fire right now. Amid signing and slinging tracks from the likes of Sh?m, Sorrow and Asa, he's dealt out some outstanding tracks throughout the year. Tracks like these purple punch-ups... where no vibe or tempo is out of bounds. From the sleazy synthetic swoons of "G Shit" to the slower-motion Megadrive twinkles and sonic glitter of "Glass Hearts", it's like Joker's taken his palette, mixed the colours and painted a whole new scenery. Forward-thinking...
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Juice (5:49)
Behind Schedule (5:37)
Review: You'll have to move fast to cop a copy of this limited, hand-stamped 12" from fast-rising producer Jook, whose debut 10" on Reloadz was one of the underground grime/post-dubstep hits of 2016. A-side "Juice" is a weighty, clandestine affair, with ricocheting percussion hits, creepy sonic textures and effects-laden vocal shots combining brilliantly with Jook's sizeable sub-bass surges. Flipside "Behind Schedule" is built around an altogether snappier dancefloor riddim, with warped bass, intergalactic electronics and far-out effects only emphasizing the alien nature of Jook's impeccable production.
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Say Nothin (Rockwell remix) (1-sided 12" picture disc)
Cat: RAZORS 012. Rel: 18 Feb 13
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Calmodulin-like protein CALML3 serves as light chain for myosin-10 and increases its expression and function. Myo10 consists of two heavy chains with an N-terminal motor domain; a "neck" region of 3 IQ domains involved in light chain binding; a putative coiled-coil region; and a tail region containing pleckstrin homology (PH) domains, a myosin tail homology (MyTH) domain and a C-terminal FERM (4.1, ezrin, radixin, moesin) domain.
The IQ motifs bind calmodulin (CaM) or calmodulin-like light chains, which regulate Myo10 activity and Ca2+ sensitivity. Upon expression of CALML3 (in the presence of Ca2+), CALML3 competes successfully with CaM and binds tightly to IQ3 and possibly IQ1 and IQ2 of Myo10. CALML3 binding results in increased Myo10 expression and function, as demonstrated by increased filopodial extension and enhanced directional cell migration.
Sources: Caride AJ, et al. Kinetic analysis reveals differences in the binding mechanism of calmodulin and calmodulin-like protein to the IQ motifs of myosin-10. Biochemistry. 2010;49:8105, and Strehler EE. Emanuel Strehler's work on calcium pumps and calcium signaling. World Journal of Biological Chemistry. 2011;2:67.
Calmodulin-like protein CALML3 serves as light chain for myosin-10 and increases its expression and function
Intracellular transmission of the Ca2+ signal occurs via Ca2+-sensor proteins such as calmodulin and related members of the Ca2+-binding protein family. Loss or abnormal expression of these proteins correlates with cellular and growth abnormalities observed in cancer cells, but the mechanism of action of most of these Ca2+-binding proteins remains poorly understood.
Loss of CALML3 is a hallmark of transformed cells and is observed in a majority of breast cancers. Determining the function of CALML3 and its specific targets in epithelial cells will advance the understanding of basic Ca2+-mediated processes in epithelial cell growth and differentiation.
Identifying the mechanisms of target regulation by CALML3 will reveal the role of these targets, and of CALML3, in specific processes of cell signaling and cell migration that occur during normal differentiation and upon cellular escape from growth control. This may lead to the development of new strategies to interfere with tumor progression — for example, through the identification of novel downstream targets of CALML3.
The overall objective of this family of projects is to determine the role of the epithelial-specific calmodulin-like protein CALML3 in differentiation and tumorigenesis.
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Using affinity-purified antibodies specific for CALML3, immunohistochemical staining on paraffin-embedded, archived specimens of skin disorders (including benign and invasive tumors) and epithelial cancers (oral, breast and others) is performed. The goal is to determine if the presence or absence and specific localization of CALML3 may be useful as an indicator of disease progression and a possible diagnostic and prognostic biomarker.
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CALML3 localization in normal epidermis and invasive carcinoma. Sections from normal skin (top) and basal cell carcinoma (bottom) stained for CALML3 (left) and Ki-67 (right). Note the polarized expression of CALML3 throughout the normal epidermis with strong nuclear staining in the upper cell layers (black arrows in top left panel). Ki-67 labeling is sparse and confined to the basal cell layer (black arrows in top right panel).
In contrast, the highly proliferating basal cell carcinoma (bottom panels) shows strong CALML3 downregulation in the tumor (white arrowhead), but normal CALML3 expression in the overlying epidermis.
Myo10 is a highly unstable signaling protein involved in cytoskeletal dynamics, filopodial extension, and cell adhesion and migration.
Dr. Strehler's laboratory recently showed that CALML3 is a specific light chain for Myo10 and hypothesizes that CALML3 enhances Myo10 function by increasing its stability in a Ca2+-sensitive manner. But how does increased Myo10 function contribute to epithelial differentiation, and how may the loss of CALML3 (and the possible decrease in Myo10 function) be linked to tumorigenesis?
The lab is using primary human skin keratinocytes and different transformed cell lines as model systems to seek answers to these questions:
Representative recent publications:
Immunohistochemical staining for calmodulin-like protein (CALML3) on a section of a healing wound in the human skin. CALML3 staining is increased in basal and suprabasal cells immediately adjacent to the wound bed (white arrows) and concentrated in the cell periphery where it may activate Myo10. CALML3 is thought to be involved in normal epithelial cell differentiation, and its absence is a hallmark of many cancers.
Source: Bennett RD, et al. Calmodulin-like protein upregulates myosin-10 in human keratinocytes and is regulated during epidermal wound healing in vivo. The Journal of Investigative Dermatology. 2009;129:765.
CALML3 exerts its function by interacting with specific target proteins, so the key to understanding the cellular processes regulated by CALML3 lies in identifying its specific targets.
CALML3 is present in the cytoplasm and at the cell periphery, but most strikingly, it's concentrated in the nucleus of differentiated cells in the upper layers of stratified epithelial tissues. However, its nuclear targets are still unknown.
In an earlier yeast two-hybrid search, Dr. Strehler's laboratory identified a novel human protein called IQ domain-containing protein E (IQCE) as a possible binding partner of CALML3. Based on domain conservation with chromosome segregation ATPases and an ATPase involved in DNA repair, the lab hypothesizes that IQCE is a potential nuclear target of CALML3 with yet-to-be-determined cellular function.
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Norman Schofield
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Born | Rothesay, Bute, Scotland |
January 30, 1944
Nationality | Scottish American |
Fields | Political science |
Institutions | Washington University in St. Louis |
Alma mater | Essex University University of Liverpool |
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Norman James Schofield (born January 30, 1944) is a Scottish-American political scientist, the Dr. William Taussig Professor of Political Economy at the Washington University in St. Louis.[1][2]
Schofield earned two bachelor's degrees from the University of Liverpool; one in physics in 1965 and the other in mathematics in 1966. Later he obtained two PhDs from Essex University: the first in government in 1976 and the second in economics in 1985. From 1970 to 1976 he was a lecturer in government at Essex University; from 1976 to 1979 he was an associate professor of government at the University of Texas at Austin; and from 1979 to 1986 he was a reader in economics at Essex University. He came to Washington University in 1986 as a fellow to the Center of Political Economy; became subsequently adjunct professor in 1989 and made full professor in 1996.[1][3]
Schofield is the author or co-author of the following books:
- Mathematical Methods in Economics and Social Choice (New York University Press 1984, reprinted as Studies in Economic Theory 17, Springer, 2004, ISBN 978-3-540-21138-9)
- Social Choice and Democracy (Springer, 1985, ISBN 978-0-387-15604-0)
- Advanced Statistical Methods in the Social Sciences (with Whiteley, Satchell, and Chatterji; Praeger, 1986)
- Multiparty Government: the politics of coalition in Europe (with Michael Laver, Oxford University Press, 1990, reprinted by University of Michigan Press, 1998, ISBN 978-0-472-08562-0)
- Architects of Political Change: Constitutional Quandaries and Social Choice Theory (Cambridge University Press, 2006, ISBN 978-0-521-83202-1)
- Multiparty Democracy: Elections and Legislative Politics (with Itai Sened, Cambridge University Press, 2006, ISBN 978-0-521-45035-5)
- The Spatial Model of Politics (Routledge Series of Political Economy 95, Psychology Press, 2008, ISBN 978-0-415-32127-3)
- The Political Economy of Democracy and Tyranny (Oldenbourg, 2009, ISBN 978-3-486-58826-2)
- Leadership Or Chaos: The Heart and Soul of Politics (with Maria Gallego, Springer, 2011, ISBN 978-3-642-19515-0)
Awards and honors[edit]
Schofield has been awarded honorary doctorates from the University of Liverpool in 1986, and from the University of Caen in 1992.[1][3]
In 2002 Schofield won the William H. Riker Prize in political science "for his path-breaking contributions to the theory of collective choice in multidimensional settings, the extension of those results to the analysis of coalition politics in parliamentary systems, and, subsequently, to the analysis of American constitutional politics."[3]
In 2005 he was elected as a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.[4]
- ^ a b c Curriculum vitae, retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ Rowley, Charles K. (2004), "SCHOFIELD, Norman James", The Encyclopedia of Public Choice, Springer, pp. 392–393, ISBN 978-0-7923-8607-0.
- ^ a b c 2002 William H. Riker Prize in Political Science, Univ. of Rochester, retrieved 2012-03-03.
- ^ Three faculty elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Gerry Everding, Washington Univ., April 27, 2005, retrieved 2012-03-03.


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Scholarship deadline extended
LONDON – Operation UNITE has extended the deadline for seniors to apply for "I Am UNITE" scholarships to Friday, April 8. "The initial deadline was March 31, but with the number of school closings due to weather and sickness we wanted to make sure students had an opportunity to submit an application," explained Debbie L. Trusty, UNITE's Education and Treatment Director. Application...
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Operation UNITE is one of hundreds of nonprofit organizations across Kentucky participating in the third annual Kentucky Gives online fundraising event on Tuesday, December 1. UNITE's focus for this year's Kentucky Gives event is to raise funds for youth prevention and education initiatives – specifically Camp UNITE, school anti-drug UNITE Clubs, and the "On The Move!" mobile education...
Read MoreRegional coalition roundtables held
A total of 162 people attended six regional roundtables for representatives of UNITE Community Coalitions during October 2015. The roundtables were conducted in London, Somerset, Beattyville, Grayson, Prestonsburg and Hazard. To view photos from the roundtables click on name of the city. The roundtables were designed to let coalitions – many of which have new officers and members –...
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WILLIAMSBURG – Throughout the week, participants in the 9th annual Camp UNITE engaged in fun activities designed to develop leadership and communication skills, promote teamwork and problem solving, instill confidence and trust, and let youth know they do not have to face difficult situations on their own. The underlying theme to camp – there is "Hope In Action" by remaining free from...
Read MoreShoot Hoops camps start June 8
Five free regional Shoot Hoops Not Drugs basketball camps conducted by former University of Kentucky all-star Jeff Sheppard will begin June 8 and continue through June 18. All school-age youth are invited to participate in any of the camps, hosted by Operation UNITE, at the following dates and locations: • Monday, June 8, at Magoffin County High School in Salyersville. • Tuesday, June 9, at...
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- Reading
- Into the newspapers and some hobby/ work magazines. Books on travel, photography, biographies as well as audiobooks.
- Movies & TV
- I enjoy a great movie! I'm open to most types. I do get into the odd doco's and interest programmes on SBS and the ABC.
- Sport
- Have been more of a watcher of sport over the last few years.
- Other Interests
- I volunteer once a week with refugee's as well as volunteering some photography with a couple of community events.


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yesterday's ballet...
Hello everyone... definitely feeling the stretch in my calves today after one too many reléve's in yesterday's class! Always fun though, working on our tendus and turning out, our polynesian step and jumping straight up in the air with one foot in pirouette position. I think my face was red from exhaustion at least for an hour after, lol. A few of the girls have signed up for Summer class and I think i will be joining them as well! I'm hoping that eventually I can sew some ribbons in my shoes. When I was younger, they were sew on a few grades into R.A.D. I'll have to see if my teacher actually approves though. They just look better that way!
Hope it's sunny where you are today... and if it is, could you possibly send some sunshine my way?
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6 comments:
- Lindalou said...
I don't think I can ever tire of images of ballet shoes. So classic.
- April 28, 2011 at 1:45 PM
- amy b.s. said...
so impressive. i love hearing about your ballet!
- April 28, 2011 at 2:09 PM
- Daniella said...
Oh yay! Thanks ladies... glad you're liking these posts :)
- April 28, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- Julie said...
Your ballet posts totally take me back to my younger years of dance. I remember getting busted by my super strict German teacher for stuffing lamb's wool in my shoes. So not allowed! I miss dancing and sometimes have very vivid dreams of doing it again.
- April 28, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- eclecticrevisited said...
I'm excited for you for taking dance...too fun.. :)
and yea, what a workout..
maureen - April 29, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Alexa said...
Beautiful image!
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Fantasy baseball Burning Questions: Will Donaldson match 2013 stats?
Fantasy baseball 2014 draft prep: Player rankings, position primers, burning questions and more
It's rare to see a player break out as a 27-year-old in his first full major league season, but that's exactly what Josh Donaldson did last year. Finally getting a shot with the A's from Opening Day on, Donaldson took advantage, hitting .301/.384/.499 with 24 homers and 93 RBI. He ended the season as the No. 31 overall fantasy player and No. 5 third baseman, helping Oakland to its second straight AL West crown.
As is the case with any breakout star, especially one who didn't show much in the majors until his late 20s, there is some doubt as to whether Donaldson can keep it going this year. The seventh installment of our Burning Questions series delves into that very topic, exploring what fantasy owners can count on Donaldson bringing to the table this year.
Let's start with the good. Donaldson's power isn't a mirage. A first-round pick of the Cubs in 2007, he developed into a solid masher in the latter stages of his minor league career. He hit 18 homers at Triple-A Sacramento in 2010, 17 in 2011 and 13 in just 51 games in 2012 before getting called up to the majors. He hit nine bombs with the A's that year in fewer than 300 plate appearances, and then those 24 last season. In the last four seasons, Donaldson has been nothing if not a reliable power hitter.
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His average true home run distance of 391.3 feet was the 11th shortest among players with at least 18 round-trippers. ESPN's home run tracker classified 13 of his jacks as having just enough to leave the yard. Those feel like red flags, and they are to a certain degree. To be fair, a handful of those were because of the cavernous dimensions at O.co Coliseum. Eight of his 13 "just enoughs" were at home and traveled at least 380 feet. Those may have barely cleared the fences, but they were not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
If fantasy owners are looking to poke holes in Donaldson's 2014 case, they should start with last year's batting average. Even as he was powering his way through the minors, he never hit for good average. In fact, outside of one season at High-A Stockton, where he hit .330, he never had a batting average better than .270 in a full season in the minors. In his half season with the A's in 2012, he hit just .241/.289/.398. Last year's slash line stands out as a serious anomaly when compared with the rest of his professional career. It's also what turned him into a fantasy stud. Hitting mid-20s homers is great, but it alone doesn't make someone a top-40 fantasy player. If Donaldson is going to be in that class again, he'll have to at least approach the rates he put up last season.
Donaldson's batted-ball profile doesn't quite support him amassing a .301 batting average. He had a 20.6 percent line-drive rate, 43.8 percent ground ball rate and 35.6 percent fly-ball rate. He also popped out 20 times, a total only 25 players in the majors reached. He had a .333 BABIP, but his xBABIP was .324. If we give him that .324 BABIP and ding his batting average by the same ratio, 2.7 percent, he ends up hitting .293 last year. That's still pretty darn good.
On the plus side, Donaldson cut his strikeout rate to 16.5 percent and walked more than 11 percent of the time. He showed a remarkable eye, swinging at 27.1 percent of pitches outside the strike zone, which ranked just outside the top 40. Even if Donaldson's batting average comes down this year, his patience is a huge asset in OBP leagues. One final item of note is that he will hit second this year after the A's had success with him in that slot for most of the final month last season. He'll likely end up trading in some of 2013's RBI for runs in 2014.
At 28, Donaldson is right in the middle of his theoretical prime. He has always been able to put up strong power numbers, and even if last year's batting average comes down a bit, we have reason to believe that he can still hit in the .280s. He's the No. 6 third baseman on my board, trailing only the elite at the position.
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Joey Feek has been laid to rest in a private ceremony surrounded by her husband, Rory Feek, close family and friends in her hometown of Alexandra, Ind.
The service for late country singer was held this past Tuesday, and her rep released the following statement to E! News:
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EC Gains on Microsoft's Loss
As the dust starts to settle from Microsoft's Monday's ruling by the European Court of First Instance (CFI) upheld virtually all of the EC's 2004 decision against Microsoft for abuse of its dominant market position.
However, that doesn't necessarily have a big downside for the company, according to one expert in international antitrust law.
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Microsoft, McQuail suggested, had already considered the consequences beforehand so it would be ready to move forward regardless of the decision.
One of the remedies demanded by the EC has had little effect. Per the EC's 2004 order, Microsoft offers a Windows Media Player-free edition of both Windows XP and Windows Vista. Though they have been available to PC makers and consumers in the European community in the meantime, very few people have shown any interest in them.
Additionally, while the court's ruling means that Microsoft has to make communications protocols -- which it had unsuccessfully argued contained trade secrets -- available to competitors, the CFI did uphold Microsoft's right to charge for their use. That, it turns out, has been a sore point between Microsoft and the EC over how much is reasonable.
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"If that price is, in the commission's view, still too high, it will be very important for us to understand what price is low enough, so that we can conform to all of our obligations," said Microsoft general counsel Brad Smith during a press conference Monday afternoon in Brussels.
The one area where the CFI sided with Microsoft came when it ruled that the EC could not legally appoint an outside trustee to monitor the documentation-delivery process.
Microsoft was also ordered to pay the roughly $613 million in fines the EC had levied, as well as the EC's court costs. An appeal is still ongoing regarding an additional $357 million fine for providing protocol documentation slower than ordered.
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Since the 2004 ruling, Microsoft has made many moves to head off further litigation from all sides, including agreeing with U.S. antitrust regulators to enable users to choose Google's desktop search engine as the default in Vista. Most recently, Microsoft announced expanded interoperability collaborations with Sun, whose complaint about Microsoft's client and server protocol secrecy first spawned the EC's investigation of the software firm in 1998, and Novell.
Additionally, some observers point to Microsoft's recent loss in its attempt to gain fast-track approval for its Office Open XML formats as International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards as a sign that the company's dominance is being reined in by market forces.
Smith added that there is currently only one outstanding complaint that has been lodged against the company, and that was filed by IBM. That complaint regards licensing protocols that permit Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint Server to communicate, he said.
The company declined to comment on whether it would appeal the CFI's decision. Such appeals can be made to the European Court of Justice, but only for questions of law.
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Overnight Mike Hussey and comrades held the Ashes in their hands. By now all England will know the news. If the old pro and chums saved the match then the Aussies can go to Perth with hope intact. If not they will need to take 20 wickets twice in three attempts at a cheaper rate than their opponents. It's not impossible but it's hardly likely. English wickets have been falling about once every week.
Until that last twist, the old pro and the vice captain did their utmost to keep their team in the contest. Michael Clarke's innings was important on several levels. His team needed a big innings from him and his form had been scratchy. Since moving to second wicket down, he had averaged 19 and some of his dismissals had been wanton. Australian cricket does not lightly bestow leadership. He needed to prove himself worthy of the position. After all, it might be open next month.
Of late, too, he had lost the brightness that sustained him in the early part of his career. Nor has it been replaced by the weight of mind expected from senior batsmen. Instead, he has been trapped midway between youth and age. Although lacking his power and ruthlessness at the crease, he has much in common with England's Kevin Pietersen. They have shone and suffered in similar ways. By stumps the irony could not be missed.
Clarke needed to give his career the second surge upon which so many depend. Realising the position, he bristled with energy from the moment he took guard. At first, observers feared for his survival. He seemed to be taking too many risks, driving on the rise, flicking nonchalantly, pulling off the front foot. But then dogged is not his style.
Clearly Australia had decided to maintain a normal tempo. "Slasher" McKay and "Barnacle" Bailey might have been able to block for 10 hours with 10 fieldsmen hovering around the bat but lesser mortals are better advised to adopt familiar strategies.
Convinced he is susceptible to lifters, England attacked Clarke with bumpers. Most were ill-directed and most fled down the leg-side as the batsman ducked. News travels fast and he is going to get plenty of rough treatment. These things can be turned to advantage. Short-pitched bowling wastes energy and eliminates most means of dismissal.
Contrastingly, his duel with Graeme Swann required wit. Swann is a match for any of the Pommy offies from the 1960s and 1970s. At once he is a craftsman and a competitor. Before long he found his length and was making batsmen grope.
Clarke was his equal, using his pegs to dance down the pitch, countering sharp spin with swift footwork. Previously Ian Bell had given an outstanding display of footwork against the slower bowlers thereby disproving hackneyed remarks about slow-footed Poms. The Australian was as quick but not as composed. Surrounded by catchers and determined to put the pressure back on the bowler, he drove and cut against the spin and occasionally tried to clout to leg. At times he went too far and survived more by luck than judgement.
Hereabouts Clarke's closest shave came as all England appealed for a snare at slip off a supposed inside edge. Tony Hill answered in the affirmative, Clarke asked for a referral and the third umpire cleared him on all charges. It was another instance of the excellent contribution made by the decision referral system.
Nor did the danger ever pass. Although the right hander batted perkily, using his artistic hands to put the ball away, his occupation was fraught. Repeatedly fieldsmen threw their hands in the air. Swann was irrepressible and Steven Finn produced his most awkward spell. Even Hussey, an old pro enjoying a fifth lease of life, was hanging on. A wicket never seemed far away. Australia seemed to be playing on a different pitch. It was another reverse of recent experiences.
Clarke and chum almost made it. All the hard work had been done. One miserable over remained and it was bowled by a part-timer; six wretched balls from safety. He subdued the extra bounce detected in the first offering. And then... and then... but you know what happened next.
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Well, in human form I expect content calm. But THAT is what we should see from angry wolfmen about to tear the throats out of their enemies!
I think they're both very cool, but in my opinion, the new model should be added in the Face selection, so that you can still use the old model, and the old hairstyles. Then you'll be able to select how u would like to be (Like aggressive- or peaceful-looking). (If it already is a special face-look they've made, then ignore this :>)
It might make some sense if they could choose between the faces in the 'face' customisation. I mean we've been at a point where expressions were somewhat different in other races with that before. I still prefer the second one though. I mean, I liked the first one, but the mane felt really, really out of place. And well,t he cute puppy-like look is alright, but it doesn't really work if you're in combat.
I'm kind of torn on which of the models I prefer. I lean more towards the new model because its more sleek. however theres something about this new model thats too ugly. Then i realised that in the Beta theres seems to be really only one kind of face. Therefore theres no reason not to have both looks included in the character creation....or more.Blizzard should not stick with that one face or even both. especially with this race, blizzard can, and should, play around with different looks. I want to see some VARIETY with Worgen faces.Actually I dont really like either of the the two looks that much. I'd prefer something thats sleek and fierce like the second model but still possessing a (dare I say it) ....cuteness (like the first model). Some really good models are Yugo from Bloody Roar extreme, or John Talbain from the Darkstalkers games.And you know, they can put some humour in it. Make one semi goofy with its tongue lolling out. And a worgen with a sly/evil grin would also be one I would most likely enjoy using when i create my worgen toon.
The first version looked like some freaking fursuit. The last thing we need is a bunch of furries running around. I'm glad they changed it. The new version actually looks like a werewolf.
The new look is great although their should be an option for the old look so people who prefer it can be happy