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This is a discussion on Prepping - or Fiscal Cliff Survival - What are you doing to survive? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Basic Question - Besides Ammo and Firearms (the obvious first response), what are you doing? - Buying gold and silver? - Buying ammo in calibers ...
Basic Question - Besides Ammo and Firearms (the obvious first response), what are you doing?
- Buying gold and silver?
- Buying ammo in calibers you don't even have weapons for, for trade?
- Taking your money out of 401K and IRA (with the penalties) before they Nationalize your 401K/IRA? (yeah, that is next - been on the table since 2006 with Barney Franks pushing it...)
- Cutting back on your small business to reduce 'people' so as not to get penalized?
- Discussing with the spouse who will decide to reduce the career to a part time job (to reduce overall tax burden) so as not to work for nothing over the threshold (someone stays home and actually gets the chores done)?
- Going totally Galt and pulling out of every real world investment, or commitment to support economic growth?
- Preparing (not prepping) for the crime rate to go through the roof (petty and violent crime)?
- Moving to the hills.....?
- Going to just party like heck, ignore it all, and ride the bus over the cliff and enjoy the ride?
I know what I am doing, but have you thought about this, and are you financially and emotionally prepared? If you are on this site, I assume that you at least have a firearm and are prepared for some defense, however, what about mobs?
Hey, we 'all' voted for this (Edit Add - I meant this as 'sarcasim').... Here it comes!
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"I've noticed that everyone that is pro-abortion has already been born." - Ronald Reagan
"When governments fear the people there is liberty. When the people fear the government there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
You are only paranoid until you are right - then you are a visionary.
I got a bug out plan and a couple bug out bags plus 3 detailed escape routs to "family up north" in a very rural area. Obviously I have guns for self defense but they're also investments, in a lawless situation I can use them to procure food and stuff....You know, hunting.
I emailed my represenatives a couple of days ago telling them to GET THIS THING DONE. I have very little hope, but atleast I made an effort and let them know I'm watching their pretty sorry attempts.
Not doing a whole lot more than that, I have done other preperations to cover a couple of scenarios. Except I am preparing my self to have to cover all the extra tax money I would have to pay, I'm a sub-contractor and pay taxes quarterly. That one is really going to eat into my future firearms purchases I have for after the new year.
The stupidity of some people NEVER ceases to amaze me.
I think the Fiscal Cliff is going to end up being something more akin to a Fiscal Ledge. I believe that it is a semi-engineered distraction. I do believe that we have been in and can look forward to a continued steady slow decline of our living standard.
I believe that we are headed for steadily increasing food prices so be mindful of that. I think that the "cost of living" is going to become more expensive in general in multiple areas. Folks on a "fixed income" are really going to feel the pinch.
I think that folks that have an investment portfolio should probably be moving into a more conservative wealth protective mode.
I think that everybody should own at least some physical Gold and Silver because even though the "daily spot" will fluctuate up as well as down precious metals will never be worth nothing. So that is good last ditch portable insurance.
And it's good to remember that there have been instances in the past where various assorted paper monies worldwide have been worth nothing or "next to" nothing.
I believe that most average people should try to curb frivolous spending and work on paying down large amounts of debt.
But, on the "flip side of the coin" it might be wise to make major necessary purchases sometime soon and then you would be able to pay that debt back with future inflated dollars but, "timing" would be critical there and I can't predict the future so I'm not much help as to what would be the ideal time to do that.
I think that the impending "health care" changes are going to be such a paperwork nightmare that much of it may get "put on hold" out of necessity since nobody really knows which end is up w/ regard to those health care changes. It's all mired in chaos and confusion right now.
I think that if you are planning on retiring this year or next year & you are in good health...you might want to think about holding onto that job for awhile longer and using that additional $$$ to compensate for the likely decreased future value of what you have already "socked away" for your retirement.
On the PLUS side ~ I think that with every societal shift and major change there are are born brand new opportunities and new ways to make money so be thinking about how you may be able to accomplish that.
I would keep a pantry of food that stores well and that you normally eat anyway. That is always a good idea and you're going to spend that money (either NOW or later) for food anyway...you might as well stock up on it at today's prices.
Stock up on "non perishables" like Aluminum Foil, T-Paper, Paper Towels, Shampoo, Laundry Detergent...etc. etc...etc. These are all things that you'll always be buying so why not buy them NOW? The worst that could happen is that you'll not have to buy those things later on when future dollars may buy lots less.
I could probably go on forever here.
If you have a skill then hone it. You may need it as an alternate way to bring in cash.
If your kids are getting ready for college and they are not absolutely BRILLIANT then you might want to talk them into a Trade School instead.
College is not such a great deal right now...AKA phenomenal amounts of incurred debt and no jobs.
But, there will (hopefully) always be a need for skilled plumbers, mechanics, fabricators, refrigeration specialists, electricians...etc etc.
In short. Hope for the best and prepare as best as you can for the worst.
I am certain that that there will be numerous false upticks when it appears like things are getting better but, the hard cold reality is that things cannot get better if we stay on the same road that we are headed down.
I don't think that there is an immediate BUG OUT emergency coming DEC. 21 but, folks should be getting ready for a less rosy and more costly future.
I cannot see how the future will be bright with things being the way they are now and with the people in power being so unwilling to rectify what needs serious fixing.
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I hope we go over the cliff. This country needs a " purge ".
Having said that, we have plenty of canned goods on hand. Additionally, we have canned deer meat, beef, and stores from the garden put up.
In my little part of the world, folks are all country, we know each other and will help each other as we have done for years.
Kentucky was not hit as hard with recession like alot of places, and I can't see any big changes for us that would be a dramatic change. We have wood for the fireplace, and oil for the lamps, so electricity is a luxury more than necessity.
Got horses for transportation, and ATVs too.
Have plenty of homemade Hiabiscus wine.
Don't think the urban gangs of invaders will find my part of the country to their liking, and can't see them lasting long.
Yes, we will be fine.
" Blessed is that man, who when facing death, thinks only of his front sight"
-Jeff Cooper
You are in good shape glockman.
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Edging towards the Cliff with my parachute on...............Geronamoooooo.
We've got enough pre-1965 silver to trade for what we may need and enough ammo to take the rest from liberal idiots that got us in this mess.
We aren't touching our 401s because the penalty would be significant and there isn't anywhere to really go with the money. As QK said, every disaster leads to new opportunities so we're going to sit tight on the 401Ks.
I quit work a few years ago because of the tax situation, it just wasn't worth the hassle because it was kicking us into another bracket and we were losing more money. It wasn't a net loss but enough to make it not worth my time to work.
We are pretty careful with our money now...not big spenders at all. We made a lot of imporvements in our house over the past 3 years like new heat pumps, new garage doors, new water heater, new sump pump...things like that so when my husband retires in a few years we won't be looking at those expenses.
As far as healthcare goes, the Affordable Health Care plan is going to be a disaster in a few years. The good things happened immediately...like keeping your kid on your insurance and not denying people who have previous conditions...the ugly stuff will start happening in 2014. By then the system will be firmly entrenched and probably running millions, if not billions, over it's projected cost. I think this is the ONE thing that really will bring our country down. It will be the Welfare program on steroids and we are going to regret this mess forever.
So, here's my PSA for healthcare :) ...lose weight if you need to (that's most important because so many problems stem from being overweight), stop smoking, drink lightly, exercise every day, even if it's just walking the dog, have your cholesterol checked and take your vitamins.
Our Healthcare system is going to be so over burdened that there WILL be rationing, no doubt about that. So, put yourself in the position that you don't need it for anything more than a bad cold now and then.
We have a lot more to fear than just the Fiscal Cliff and in 4 years we're going to look back and say, "what in heavens name have we done"...even though the "we" wasn't necessairly you and me.
Heaven goes by favor. If it went by merit, you would stay out and your dog would go in.- Mark Twain
Fiscal Cliff? What Fiscal Cliff? You mean our congress hasn't gone home for the holidays and are still up in Washington doing what they've done before every Christmas/New Years for the past couple of hundred years? Making the socialite party circuit with a couple of cute Congressional Aides? Gents, the men (and women) calling the ball right now have MUCH more at stake than...we do. IMHO, this Fiscal Cliff is more political horse crap & fodder for the 24 hour news cycle than it is a crisis. Hunker down, relax & let the Chicken Little disasterists have their 15 minutes of fame. I'm with Glockman in the BEST place to be. After all, remember what Mark Twain said - "At the end of the world, I want to be in Kentucky. "Cause everything takes 20 more years...to get there."
BTW, that was NOT an invitation to move here. I was 16 years old before I learned that "damn" and "yankee" were two words.
There are only TWO kinds of people in this world; those who describe the world as filled with two kinds of people...and those who don't.
Yep, and I agree with Jeanlouise. The BEST was to survive the new healthcare system is to bust your butt to do any/everything to avoid it entirely & STAY HEALTHY!
There are only TWO kinds of people in this world; those who describe the world as filled with two kinds of people...and those who don't.


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Britney Attempted Suicide, On Watch While in Rehab
Good lord, it's gotten so bad for this chick that even late-night talk show hosts are refusing to make fun of her . Now comes some scary reports that she was trying to kill herself . Ugh. She is reported to be on 24 hour suicide watch during rehab try #3 at Promises in Malibu.
"The source for Enquirer claimed, 'After she shaved off her hair, Britney had a complete breakdown and tried to kill herself.'"
"A source told the publication: 'Britney was crying and said she would kill herself if she lost the boys.'"
"Britney apparently tried walking directly into oncoming traffic, but a member of her staff grabbed her."
'During the night, she escaped and tried to walk into oncoming traffic. Britney said she wanted to kill herself. She later grabbed a bottle of Xanax and said she'd take the whole bottle – she didn't care what happened to her.-
Ok, put down the Xanax. Put down the umbrella. Put down the clippers. Put down the tattoo needle. Put down the meth. Put down the liquor. Put down the coke. Put down the crazy. Put on the panties. Stay in rehab and get your shit together. We're all behind you. We want you to get well, and be a good mom, and do whatever you want to do in life. We want you to be fabulous. Wow, that was stirring. I should be in a high school football movie.
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Re: Re:st: Re: fixed effects vs random effects
Fri, 2 Feb 2007 10:36:05 -0500
The original post has a lot of interesting problems to deal with.
1. It is seems that there are some unobservable individual effects.
2. Some of the exogenous could be endogenous.
3. Some of the X have small within variation.
I checked very fast the Fama-MacBeth procedure and
I don't think is a feasible solution here. Guido's suggestion about
Hausman-Taylor seems reasonable. The problem is to know
which X are truly exogenous and the correlation between
those guys and the X that are endogenous. You will end up
doing Hausman test to valid the instruments. With more
programming Amemiya-MacCurdy procedure should be
available if you wrote the code for unbalanced panels.
Still, Kit's suggestions about IV procedure can be applied
to HT procedure, manually you could add valid instruments
in the third steps of HT. Requires to code HT, but it is not hard.
Let's call it this estimator HT2.
Taking Andrea's question I think that orthogonal-forward
deviation (OD) as Arellano-Bover (1995) can be considered
to estimate the model by IV with unobservable non-random
component. It would interesting to see the performance of
HT2 versus IV+OD.
Anyway, the third problem does not have a solution here.
I am working in that problem without endogeneity and it
seems that the FE estimator is asymptotically unbiased but
with high MSE in the case that within variation is very-very
small. Could you tell us the ratio within/between?
I did some theoretical analysis (using double asymptotic)
and the worse scenario gets convergence-rate of n instead
of n*T, but for a short panel it doesn't make a huge difference.
I hope to see more discussion here.
Finally, I would like to know why the panel is unbalanced.
Some economic story... to understand the behavior of the
market (sorry to the more statistical-readers).
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Hi everybody.
Kit Baum suggests an instrumental variable estimator to dela with
endogeneity. But in this case what is the better estimator between IVfixed
effect (xtivreg2, fe) and IV first-difference (xtivreg2, fd with,
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I've the same problem and I'm dealing with a small sample (14 countries, 6
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However, I flew into Pittsburgh last night and while driving east on the Pennsylvania Turnpike today, I noticed the sign for the Flight 93 Memorial. I found it was about 18 miles north, and that I could continue from there on a 'back-road' to Gettysburg. Thus, I decided to visit the site of the crash of flight 93 on 11 September 2001.
Only part of the memorial is built so far. There are plans for a Visitor's Center, but work there has not yet begun. A lot of tree planting has taken place in the last few months. A ranger told me that each of the 40 passengers would be memorialized in a grove of 40 trees for a total of 1600 trees in the groves. The crash itself was on a field just on the edge of a grove of mostly hemlock trees. Extending out from there are mostly barren fields, resulting from strip mining that occurred up until around 1995 (from what the park ranger said). In the far distance are giant wind turbines which were oddly beautiful as the blades rotated very slowly in the almost non-existent breeze.
There is a walkway out to the crash site, and a wall with the crew and passenger names engraved on it. The walkway itself defines the edge of what was the official "crash-site", and there is a large boulder placed where the cockpit hit the ground nose first at a speed of almost 600 miles/hour. Apparently the flight recorder was found at a depth of 25 feet, and crash debris extended 40 feet into the ground. I hadn't known that they had found enough remains of all 40 passengers to identify each of them.
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It was a sunny day today at the memorial site, much like the day in Seattle (where I live) of the 9-11 attacks so far away. I will never forget the blue sky that Seattle day and the eerie knowledge that there were no airplanes in the sky with the exception of the military jets. There is something about the blueness of that sky, and the silence that will stay with me forever.
All in all, it was a moving experience to see the crash site and re-experience some of the emotions I felt that day almost 11 years ago.


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2.4 - Working with SiteConfig
v2.4 +
One of the great new features of 2.4 is the introduction of a Site Config page. This allows you to put all of those fields which are not page related, such as The sites title, root access permissions and even the current theme. The SiteConfig class is simply a dataobject and so can easily be extended to include fields, relationships and functions which you can then access from anywhere in your site.
Accessing items in your SiteConfig is as easy as preceding each item with $SiteConfig. For example this would display the Title field:
Or alternatively:
Accessing SiteConfig from the Controller
So accessing it from the template is super simple and so it turns out is accessing it from a Controller:
Or alternatively:
Customizing SiteConfig
So of course there's not much point in the SiteConfig unless we can add or own fields, relationships and functions. To do so we use the DataObjectDecorator class which allows us to 'decorate' other classes with fields, functions and relationships. We need to decorate SiteConfig instead of extend it with our own class because the core SiteConfig class is the one that SilverStripe will look for. Here is an example of a CustomSiteConfig class which extends DataObjectDecorator:
So here we are adding an extra field to $db and a $has_one relationship. We then add the appropriate form fields to the CMS and we also define a new function. The function is not particularly useful in this case and simple adds the header 'poo' to the start of our Spiel field. However, notice that we use $this->owner to refer to the Spiel field. This is the syntax you must use when extending a DataObject using the DataObjectDecorator so that SilverStripe refers to the object that is being extended rather than the Extention class it self.
Now inorder to get SilverStripe to recognize this extention we need to add this line to our _config.php:
Now in our template we can use these new fields like so:
Using DataObjectManager (and ComplextableField) in SiteConfig
So although this should be as simple as using the DataObjectManager on a page, because we are effectively relating 2 DataObjects instead of a page and a DataObject, for some reason SilverStripe is unable to set the ParentID on the DataObject and so it doesn't work. There is however a workaround which is to extend the DataObjectManager class and add a function to explicitly set the sourceID. So to do this all we need to do is create a new class after our CustomSiteConfig class. We could do this in a seperate file, but as it is only used for the SiteConfig it makes sense to keep it there. We also need to adjust our DataObjectManger definition from usual to set the sourceID and make sure it picks up the correct controller:
So as you can see instead of using $this we use $this->owner to set the DOM controller. We also use the SiteConfig_DataObjectManager class that we define at the bottom so that we can call our custom setSourceID() function and set the sourceID to $this->owner->ID, which is the ID of the SiteConfig.
Special thanks to Dan Hensby for providing the DOM extension code. You can see the forum post here.
So there you have it, the new SiteConfig. Very useful and easy when you know how! :)
Thanks to Johannes Fischer for suggesting this post.
About the Author
Name: Aram Balakjian
Website: http://www.aabweb.co.uk
Aram is a web designer/developer running London based agency aab web. He has a strong passion for developing attractive, usable sites around the SilverStripe CMS.
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Hi, is it possible to do an if test on SiteConfig??
I'm trying to do something like this in a template (for a multisite setup):
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but i just get a blank screen.
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Hey I\'ve tried your solution but I get error: could not find class for CustomSiteConfig (even thought php file is in mysite/code, I used your naming also). Any ideas?
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Following feedback from our customers we have recently launched to market a new deployment method for our flagship ERP product. The first of its kind in the UK, Sage ERP X3 can now be implemented in as little as 35 days, using our predefined implementation toolkit designed specifically for UK businesses.
For one week only the Sage ERP X3 Team have taken over the Sage Blog, to hopefully answer all your ERP related questions and share with you the thoughts of our business leaders.
When is an ERP solution more than just a piece of software?
If we accept the premise that most modern ERP solutions offer similar functionality, how does a prospective client chose between solution providers? This has been debated for years and often results in the decision being made based on the solution that offers the least risk. A sensible, pragmatic route to take perhaps, given the inherent risk involved in any upgrade or new install of software that lies at the very heart of an organisation.
Numerous authors have introduced best practice methodologies, guidelines and templates to help minimise the threat of an implementation derailing but have largely left the interpretation of such guidelines in the hands of the consultancy or implementation partner.
But should we expect an author to take more responsibility for the success of its software implementation? What if a software author was to provide a pre-configured option for its solution that included not only set-up parameters but completed the picture all the way to the delivery of KPI, dashboards and statistical information?
Sage UK is aiming to do just that with its imminent launch of its pre-configured edition of Sage X3 ERP in the UK.
Sage has the solution – Sage ERP X3
It is a "solution" not just a piece of software. Pre-set for UK businesses, it includes 16 roles, 140 pre defend visual processes, 192 set up wizards and 50 KPIs and follows the successful launch of this solution in other European countries.
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Your 'cup of tea'?
This of course will not be everyone's cup of tea, nor will it suit certain organisations, but consider for one moment that all ERP software should provide a sales order processing function, raise purchase orders, manage stock with all its variations and post transactions. Then why shouldn't these processes, best practices or methodologies be pre- built and packed in a way that a site can adopt from day one? Could this be a software author leading the thought process by drawing upon its vast experience and feedback from its client base?
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July 5, 2012
Video | Former U.S. Attorney Releases Donovan Report
by Staff Report | July 5, 2012 7:44am
Stanley Twardy, the attorney hired by House Speaker Chris Donovan's congressional campaign to review its financials and to report any errors or omissions to the federal government, will release his report at 10:30 a.m.
Donovan's campaign hired Twardy to look into the campaign's fundraising after Robert Braddock Jr., its former finance director, was arrested and charged with conspiring to hide the source of $20,000 in campaign donations. Following Braddock's arrest, Donovan's campaign also fired its campaign manager and deputy finance director and hired Twardy, who prosecuted white-collar crimes as a U.S. Attorney, to audit the campaign.
Click below to watch the press conference with Twardy.
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June 15, 2011
Q-Poll Director Explains Results of Wednesday's Poll
by Staff Report | June 15, 2011 10:42am
Quinnipiac University Poll Director Douglas Schwartz will be at the Capitol at 11 a.m. today to explain the results of the latest poll on Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the state budget. The archived video of the press conference is below.
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February 16, 2011
CT-N Coverage Of The Budget Address
by Staff Report | February 16, 2011 9:29am
Coverage of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's budget address begins with commentary at 9 a.m. Malloy is expected to speak to the General Assembly from the House chamber around 12 p.m. today.
February 14, 2011
LIVE STREAM | Malloy Staff Talks About Taxes
by Staff Report | February 14, 2011 4:54pm
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's Budget Secretary Ben Barnes and Senior Communications Adviser Roy Occhiogrosso, talks about the $1.5 billion in tax increases proposed in the governor's budget, which will be released Wednesday.
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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - October 14, 1890, Salem, Ohio THE SAUEM DAILY NEWS. VOL. II, NO- 243. OHIO. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1890. Homeward Speeches From the Platform of a Cai to the Assembled Throngs. Death of Associate Justice uel F. Miller. ot Terminate at the Caplto; To-day. MUSCIE, Ind.. Oct President and party loft Indianapolis at six o'clock Monday morning. The train reached Anderson at A larje crowd was in waiting at the station. Brief Mention of His Career lie Man. Patr DEATH AMID FLAMES. MX In a Burning Hat FactorJ Killed by Jumping Into Street. LONDON, Oct Monday after-- noon destroyed a four-story building on Middle street occupied by Rowley Brock, manufacturers of bats, caps and helmets, and government contractors for military headgear. Six persons lost their lives by bring burned to death and i t Aa Kmtnent and Learned JurUt thirteen wore severely injured, m I, i. a v Shed Lustre t uon the HlghM! Coart The fire started in the workshop on i _ r m i ii_ I the Land. the upper floor at ono ocloc.c. At tho _ T timetWe were thirty persons in the bnUdlmg. Within two minutes from the tice Miller, of -the Lnited States Su- 3 preuio Court, who was stricken with paralysis several days ago, and wboee death was looked for hourly since tbe WAIU.IKR KUMORS. TWO CENTS. time the fire was dissevered tho build- ing was wrappod in names, which soread so rapidly that the employes found Mayor Terhune Introduced tho Presi-' every avenue of escape esrept the win- time dent who responded briofly. At the dowS shut ofl. Through these a number froke'dlod afcu mlnutcsbc conclusion of the speech the mayor in-j of them jumped to the street Five of j C0man MUler was born in troduced Secretary Tracy and a moment the women employed by the nrm were Ser le train started. killed in trying to effect an eicape in i Richmond, Ky., April 5, 1818. He grad- VcR5.ui.LE3, 0., Oct. was this manner. General W. W. Belknap, Secretary of War. Tbe Grim Monster to Him Terj Uncxpsctedljr in Washington. the first stop after Anderson. An enor- j mous crowd was gathered at the station, j Mavor Ellis introduced tho President, who addressed the crowd. Representa- tive Tom Brown joined the party at Muncie and accompanied it to Winches-, ter, whore be introduced IMr. flarrisc-i to the large crowd which had assembled there. I BEi-i.KroNTA.iNE, 0., Oct 14. The, train arrived at Union City at nine a. m. Chairs had been placed on the steps of the hotel near the station and the President and Secretary Traoy were led to them between lines of school children who strewed flowers before them. Mr. Several persons confined in tho upper rooms of the burning- building tied sheetings together and, in a number of cases, successfully descended to tho street In some iastincos, howover, tho material gave way and tho unfortun-xtos fell to tho nnd were moro or less seriously injured. FUGITIVE Fit- JUSTICE. A London Wife ITdd tn New York for nnrins 833.000 of Other ple'4 Money. NEW YOHK, Oct Priscilla Field and Mrs. Cornelia Miller, who were arrested at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on uated at the medical department of the Transylvania Un i- versity in Kentucky in 1S3S and practiced medicine for a few years, but after- wards became a law- yer. In 1800 Judge Miller removed to Iowa, where he be- came a prominent J ui w it w v Harrison was Introduced by State Sena- Saturday, were taken before Judge Bar- tor Schockloy and made a brief speech. ro" in lho Supremo Court yesterday on At Sidney a committee from Belle- writs of and instantlydis- fontaine, headed by Judge Lawrence, charged, as they had been arrested wlth- mot the President's party. Tho presl. j out a warrant, tthon tha ladies reached dent made no speech at Sidney. He the corridor Mrs. Miller roarrested Shook hands with a great many people "n warrant Issued by United States from the back platform of the car. A Commissioner Shields. Mrs. Field was short stop was made at DeGrafI and the not arrestod and ibc w-nt away with principal of the schools introduced the Mrs. Miller's little daughter President to the children. Mrs. Miller was taken to the Lnited T iu'E 0 O't 14__The President States Court room and arraiq-nod before ing next in ordor of seniority of service. arrived at Bellefontaine at He Commissioner Tne complaint was introduced to the crowd there by alleging that she had re- the mayor of the elty. After a brief to John n. J Etogge and others in September. 1S90, in London, which had bson T I---------------- leader among Re- JUSTICE publicans in that State, lie, however, declined the nomination to numerous State offices, devoting his time and efforts to his profession, in which he took high rank. In 1862 President Lincoln appointed him Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of tho United States. He was at the time of his death the olde t Justice in continuous service on the Supreme Court Field, who was ap- pointed by President Lincon in 1803, coining noxt and Judges Bradley, ap- pointed in 1S70. Harlan, Gray, ford, Lamar, Fuller and Brewer follow- Rk.tch of the Life Work or MM Who WM K.tod Bravery IB tad m Prominent Public Figure for Maar WASHIXUTOX, Oot General Will- lam W. Belknap, ex-Secretary of War, found dead in bed Monday morning in his room In the Evans building on New York avenue in this city. Tho room in which he was found joined his office rooms and only occupied by tho General d ring his wife's absence from the city. General Bolknap was last seen alive on Saturday night about midnight, when he was on his way to his rooms, apparently in excellent health. Mrs. Belknap. who is in New York City, has been notified of her hus- band's sudden death. General William Worth Belknap was born in Nowburgh, N. Y., in September, 1829. He graduated at Princeton Col- lege in 184S and in 1S51 removed to Koo- kuk, la., whore he practiced law. Gen- eral Bolknap served through the war, beginning his service as major of an Iowa regiment, and at tbe close was breveted General. In October, 1SC9, he was appointed Secretary of War. This office ho retained during General Grant's second administration until March, 1870, when, In consequence of charges of offi- cial corruption, he resigned. He was impeached and tried before the Senate for receiving bribes for tho appointment of post traders and was acquitted on the technical ground of want of jurisdiction. The coroner's inquest showed that the General suffered from fatty degenera- tion of the heart and that tbe immedi ate cause of his death was Inflammation of the heart. Conflicting: the Siuklnr a rortufaese Ganlmat bv a Urliuh War Lisnox, Oct 14. Reports as to the of affairs at the mouth of the Zambesi river are conflicting. One re- port asserts that one of tho British gun- boats attempted to effect the passage of tho river, to prevent which a cordon of Portuguese gunboats had taken up a position across the mouth of the river. Tho Portuguese Tcssols, is is s.iid, had Instructions to offer a paasive ance to the passage of tho British gun- boats. The British vessel is said to have run down and sunk one of tho 'ortugueso war ships. Another report ays the Brituh gunboats are still in aniibar. LONDON, Oct Tho officials at both he Admiralty and the Foreign Office iscredit tho report of the sinking of a Ortugueso gunboat at the mouth of he Zambesi by a British gunboat while he lattnr was passing a cordon estab- ished by the Portuguese. .AKCENY AND EXTOKTIOX of Late to Statu. WILL XBVEK KRSIGN. speech the President introduced Secre- tary Tracy, who bowed his acknowledg- ments to the crowd as the train moved out At Gallon there was another hand- shaking. Tho President tried to make j a speech, but the noise was too groat and he had to abandon the attempt. Thors was a large crowd at Crestline and a band of music. At this point the Ilaslemere was switched to the tracks of the Fort Wayne road. As the car was backed down to tho sta- tion, the mayor of Crestline mounted the platform of tbe President's car. After saluting bitr he introduced Mm-io the assemblage. Mr. Harrison made a short speech. At Mansfield a orowd of a thousand people met the train. Sena- tor Sherman introduced Mr. Harrison, who made a brief address which was re- ceived with cheers. At Mansfield tho President received the bulletin of the death of -ex-Secretary Belknap and bulletin also of the con- dition of Justice Miller, in both of which he was much interested. At Wooster the President left the train and went to a small -platform a few yards from the station under the escort of the local committee, at the head of which was Dr. Stoddard, once EPIDEMIC OF CRIME. One Diiy'n Kfcord oi Iniquity lot the tropolU of Frightful OMAHA. Nob., Oct. Kane, a obtained from them by J. II. Field, Will- pianino- mill hand, was locked up Mon- traudulontly iam Wadsworth and Yatos Miller. It stated that she was a furrit.lve from jus- tice. She was hold vithout bail. GONE TO WALL. Failure of a It "me at A1 S. With Liabilities of S. D., Oct well- known and old established banking house of P. H. Hagerty Co. closed its doors Monday afternoon, having as- for the benefit of creditors. As near as can be learned tha liabilHiosasr- prt'gcite S240.000. The assets will run from SJ30.000 to consisting- of bills receivable, bank and other stock and roal estate. The failure was not unoxpectod, but up to two o'clock yes- terday atturnoon the bank believed t'noy could tido-over and with caroful man- agement avoid the crash, but several heavy drafts came in which could not be met. The immediate cause of the failure is general bard times and de- pression of business, caused by two crop failures In succession. Tho other banks will not be affected by the failuro and are in good shape. i Searching tho Hills for a Cr.ixj- Woirmn. his instructor in chemistry at tho Miami j CL w. Va., Oct. 14.-So v- Univnrsity, of Oxford, O. He was re- ceived with prolonged cheering. At Canton thore was an enormous crowd in waiting. It filled tho station yard and platform and overflowed on the tops of the railroad cars. The President made a short speech in which ho paid a high compliment to Canton's distin- guished citizen, Major McKinloy. Al- liance was the next station. The crowd here, too, was vory large and enthusi- astic. The President was introduced by Hon. David Fording. He spoke for about ten minutes. When the President bad concluded his remarks he began to shake hands with the people near the car and tho struggle to get within reaching distance of his hand was fearful. It is surpris- Sngthat there were no serious injuries inflicted upon the crowd. At Salem, the last station on tbe pro- pram me for tho day, tho crowd de- manded a speech, but tho President asked to be excused. IIis voice was in- j distinct and showed the wear and tear of the day's efforts. Mr. Harrison has broken ali Of his previous records for speech-making. On the day that ho spoke at Peoria, Galosbarg and Burling- ton he made seven speeches, transcend- ing all previous efforts. Bis speech at Alliance was the thirteenth lie bad made since his departure from Indian- apolis Monday morniny. The from Salem toPittaburyb was wJthopt noteworthy incident. The train arrived in tbe Pittsburgh station o'clock. It was broken there and tho Haslemere was made part of tbe fast ex- press of the Pennsylvania railroad is due in Washington at :45 this tnorning. PiTTSBfKon. Oct. 14. -Tho time of ar- rival of tbe President's party was not generally understood by the citizens of PHtsbargbanfl there were but few people upon the depot platform when the spe- cial train arrived. The represontatires of the city papers were accorded a brief interview. The President looked some- what wearied- Upon reaching Wash- ington he will have, traveled over JMXW aiies. With one exception be slept Lls car every ONE OF VICTIMS. eral hundred volunteers havo responded to Mayor Richard's call for scarchcrsior Mrs. Barnnon, the St. Louis woman who in a fit of insanity jumped from r. train bore and took to tho bills, leaving seven small children on the traia. Four days have passed since the occurrence. Thorough search has been -made for her without result. Rumor says that a ha.lt" naked womitn has been soon roaming the hills, but no one has boon able- to get near enough to recognize hor. The friends of the children have not op and they arc still in charge of tho police. Vnrrtcrons Seamen In Ch-iln.i FiiAycrsco, Oct. steam- ship San Juan has arrived here from Panama with two of her men in irons. One of them, named McCormick, was suspended from duty at Acnpulco for he- ing drunk- That night ho took a ham- mer and attempted to brain Chief Engi- neer Duncan while lying in bis berth, but failed. The other prisozsr is Rich- ardson, tbe second cook, who quarreled with Scbaeffer, the third cook, and at- tacked him with a cleaver, inflicting two terrible wounds. Schaefler is not expected to live. Bloody Battle In TenneMWs Tenn., Oct 14.-A pitched battle is reported from SmithviUe, Do Kalb County, on Sunday. At Mine Lick, near Smithville, Tom Watson had had several persons arrested for firing his barn- They were acquitted, but words ensued between the two factions which aoon grew Into war. Both sides fawl plenty Of followers. About thirty njrn and women engaged in the Sght. It is said that fourteen were wounded, two of whom may die. The Mine Lick got the worst of tho battle. day for raping Mrs. Thomas Thundina. Sunday night ho got Tbundina drunk and thtn r.ivished his wife. Adam eighteen years old, a rivet heater, fell from the new. Tenth street viaduct and was instantly killed. "Shorty" Bloodel, a tough saloon-keep- er, made an unsuccessful to murder his mistress and another woman and commit sutridi. lie is in jail. Dion Buebli, an Italian dairyman, quarreled with his neig-hbors ovor his cattle and in despair shot himseif through the heart _______________ A Talk With Speaker Reed. AT-IIANY, N. Y., Oct. Thomas B. Rood was in this tuy Monday after- noon en route to Dtica, where he opened the campaign for Congressman Sherman last niffht When askod what he thought of tho Republican chances for. carrying the fall election, he said: 'The chances are very good, but we must all pull to- gether. It is my balief that the people are back of us in the fight we made dur- ing the session, but if we lose tbe next Ilousc through inadrortance tho De- mocracy will claim that it isadlsayowal of our cause by the people and the re- sult of tb.it might be serious.'" Gnnc ofTuunc Arrested. Oct. 11. vouths were arrnst'jd at EllioottCity ynstcr- day a to this city. They are charg with numerous assaults and thefts which have recently been com- mitted. Scarcoly a nitrht has passed but a to which the parties are beli'sved to belong havocommittedsomo drsperate act on freight trains on tho Baltimore Ohio railroad near EUicott City. One rnan is now in a dangerous condition as a result of msoLing thoso toughs. Another was robbed and thrown from a train last Friday. The railroad people will prosecute the prisoners. Snubbed tho Curate Interpre- tation, of the New Tariff l.aW. WASHINGTON, Oct Sec- retary Spaulding, of the Treasury De- partment, in construing tho fruit para- graphs of the new tariff law decides that "it is only fruits that are not other- wise enumerated or provided for in tho tariff act that come within tbo scope of tbo provision in tho free list He also decides that grapes are dutiable at the rate of sixty cents per barrel of three cubic feet capacity, and plums, whether CINCINNATI, Oct. 14. Said Mr. Keo lin, of the of Public Improve- ments, Monday: "I shall never rt-sigru The 0.000 city employes say they woalil rather bo turned out in a body than re- tain thoir placos In face of existing- charges. I shall leave my in tbo hands of tho Hamilton County cleloffa- tion and will not bo roprosontc'l in any other way. Unless my friends request my presence at Columbus I will the daily uioofings of jfco boari nt Cin- cinnati." Montgomery voices a llJte sentiment Low Barnard, chairman of the county executive committee, has gone to Co- lumbus with a politic-', pri i npiinbt Governor ..i-l'or. in the P.. P. I. affair. Frank J. IC.-IK. rce- rotury of the ia.uo U _.x-.tw with a large pulition indorsing tho Gov- ernor. President Fassot, of the James EL Cnmpboll Club, a colored 300 strong, bus called u rueeuny U> chungo the namo of tho club as a ro- buko to Governor. Reeinolin orod Democratic Clnb is the namo sugr- gosted. _ KOASTI5D WHILK ASLEEP. llorrthle Itcatu of u Clrvclniiil Took R Nxji In it (K-cn. Ct.KVKi.Axn, Oct 11. P-itrick Gor- man, foreman of tho gas department c4 the Otis Iron and Stcol Worses, met death in a most horrible manner oca Monday. At about o'clock ho ec- tered one of tho largo drying oveus tor the supposed purposo of taking a nap. The oven, which is in reality a larga room, was at tho time but comfortably warm. Soon afterwards, however, fireman, not knowing tlr.it anyone wa0 In tho oven, turned on the gas. When ihttdoorb wore opened at seven o'olocot Oormnn's body was found burned to criap. it is supposed tliut ho was ovoJf- comc by tho gas when asleep not klllo.l by tho flame. a wife and four children. Gorman loaves HIS MFMOUY_ Death of a IS green or otherwise, at cents per pound. tho rate of two The President made apecial Inquiry tor tbe latest bulletin concerning JUST ttce condltkm and will not likely bear ot bit With All on Board. YORK, Oct A telegram from Boston confirms the report of the lossat sea of tho American ship Magellan, sailed from Boston on May 10 with a cargo of oil for Valparaiso. Tho Gor- man bark Para reports passing tho Ma- gellan abandoned and in a waterlogged condition 5n Aajfust The lookout of the Para righted a corpee lashed to spar. It is believed that every oao oa board perished. Aotl-IxXterr HARTFORD, Cona., Oct The first newspaper in this section caught by the aati-lottery advertisement law U tbe Hartford Evening Po iacattcr Kinney bM ordered that the entire aail of paper be stopped because its Sat- urday contained a half-cola mm of tbe LouUUna lottery. Mourning for Belknap. WAsmrfOTOK, Oct. news of tho sudden death of ex-Secretary IJol- knap was received at the War Depart- ment with genuine sorrow. General Belknap was a very popular official when he was at the head of tho War Department The usual marks of re- spect were paid to his memory by. tbe department which will be closed on the day of the funeral. It will also bo draped-ln mpurnirg for thirty days. Acting Secretary of War Grant will Is- sue tho official order as soon as the funeral arrangements are perfected. Foaod with a Itullel In ftln Temple. COICAOO, Oot body of a sup- posed suicide indentified by a letter and marks on the underclothing as that of J. P. Young, of Aurora, 111., was found in Lincoln Park Monday morning. Tbero was a bullet bole in tho temple, and a revolver, with two chambers empty, clutched tightly in the dead man's hand. The fact that a gold watcb and some money wore found in the pockets of the dead man prove that no robbery occurred, and without doubt the case was ono of suicide. tlic Silf.-r Wrrnth. BEKI.IS, Oct silver wreath purchased with funds subscribed in the Duitcd States has bcon lost in transit It was consigned to Mr. Charles Gibson, an attorney of St. Louis, now visiting Germany, and who was recently pre- sented by the Emperor with tho deco- ration of the Royal Order of tbe Crown. Mr. Gibson was to have deposited the tribute in tbe tomb of tho lato Einpero- Frederick._______________ the t-erallty ol.Electrocution. Oct motion to advance the case of Juglgo, the Japanese under sentence of death by electricity in New York, will bo made in tho United Supremo Court to-day. Tbe Jngigo.case the constitu- tionality of tbe electrocution law. Tbe of the Navassa rioters, under sen- tenoe of death at Baltimore, will prob- ably be beard on October 27. Didn't Try to Capture the PORT TOWNEES, Wash., Oct Tbe revenue cutter Corwin arrived hero Monday. Sbe reports that during tho three months' cruise of tbo revonuo cut- tor Rush in Bohring Sea sbe saw only five British sealers and three of were ordered beyond tbe tbre'.'-T.iHo limit Though tbey bad illicit skins oa ao attempt was rna-lo io seize tbem. _______________ rVMf of the Court. Oct October term of the United States Supreme Coart opened yesterday. Tbeooart mot at aoon, bat, owing: to tbo critical diUoa of.Associate Justice Miller, at once adjovraed. of Chi-.rlry. 14.-Patrick ono of the known, most popular and highly esteemed citizens of Firank- lln County, diod Sunday after a Ing llltKihS. lie was coronor of tho tv at tho time of his death, an which he had held continuously about; twenty-two years. Ho was an uucU-i-- ukor and livorym.ui by occupation, ami so ohuiittibly inclined was he that be scarcely ever charged a family funeral expenses, nnd it isj common re- port that there is carried oa his- booir-s to-day nearly SOO.OOO in -ircounls. Ihas his oslato will novor realize a douac- trom. In bis doath the poor of bus have loftt tboir best friend. DAMAGE BY A STOUM. Vicinity Vlnltcct by Huln Storm. MAKTIX'S FKHKY, 0., Oct TW-t loction was visited Sunday nigtit by tm-'r ot tho hardest rain storms on rain falling steadily for two There wcro many bijf washouts, bridges carried away and much Jono. Tho Wheeling A Lako Erie rail- road sulTorod tho most, several on itboing carried away, delaying DUG month. In aomo places pooplo toolr to tho second stories of tboir others ran for their lives. Tnvias iolayod on all railroads. No lives ans. reported lost______________ Oolllilod With Slroet Oct. 14.--A to.arn of ittacbcd to ahoavy freight w.igondrtvwn by Fred Uodo, ran away on Erio Monday morning and collide I with a, jtroot car. Tho tongue of tbo jtruck Ono of the horses in thole'tsldi% killing tbo animal almost instantltv Tho driver of tbe wagon was arrested- Tho street car wns turned nearly trriir ind the pawong'jrs b.''ly shaken up oat; ao one hurt. .'i FoUowiar an tbe itoant of Moaday'i AHURKAJf AMOCIATIO7. At IWtl LoSTxvr. Oct Tbe Gacrnsey tacbroent of tbe regiment, vbfcb bM been ordered to tbe ciw, their They M4 rWfccttiiT Fri'Vt'nt ConHoll'Intlou; Oct. of tho Cincinnati. San- Junky Cleveland railroad, who Ibo lost of a position, has traong tho C., S. A C. stockholders Ing the past woeh endeavoring to pre- vent thoir ratification of the sale to tic Big Four. He argues the groat disad- rantojro to them of such a deal. work may prevent tho consummation tho deal. _ Editor Bound Over for I4beU Ci.KTELAsn, Oct The o-f Manly Tollo, editor of tho Catholic Uiu- who was arrested for libel on tbe complaint of Ed i tor Ore t- 5-0% yi the Catholic Knight camo up bor-crs Justice Eauder yesterday and Tellc bound over to probau; court for hcarinf. effort was to ?rotnisc the caee, but without avali. trd Mass.. Oct Gajr Dowell, formerly of Maple wood, who baanot beea living with bis wife time, viaited the house here with-; a team yesterday and carried away two-yemr-old soa, who has bftftn with-iU mother. Tbe police bare yet captured bint. _ u, Oct Kit bM AM Wallet, a well-k A by Sadie B- lady, her ebMMk- i. J J.ii -H i i ;
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Blake's "London" is our New York
If you want to know the moral state of America today, then look no further than late 18th century London. William Blake's "London," that is. Mark Edmundson makes a convincing case for why Blake's depiction of the sordid and soulless London of the past fittingly describes today's New York or Washington.
From the Chronicle of Higher Education:
"London" is spoken by a poet-prophet wandering through the imperial city, stunned by what he sees and feels. Human misery is everywhere around him: "I … mark in every face I meet / Marks of weakness, marks of woe." There are a number of sources for this misery, but maybe the main one—or at least the one Blake cites first—is the locking down of human consciousness. The people Blake sees are miserable in large part because their minds are radically restricted by oppressive ways of thinking. They are the victims of "mind-forg'd manacles." That is, they are imprisoned by their own mental limits and by the limits imposed upon them by others.
As for our wars, "the hapless Soldier's sigh/Runs in blood down Palace walls:"
I suspect that if Blake wandered down Pennsylvania Avenue today and looked at the White House and then went on past Congress, he would see much the same thing. Our soldiers fight in foreign wars and often fight valiantly. But in the field, they have been undersupported and undersupplied. And they return to the general indifference of their government and frequently of their fellow citizens. Often they can't get the medical treatment they need for their wounds. More often they can't get the psychiatric care that's necessary for the traumas that war has inflicted on them.
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Monday, 1 July, 2002, 09:15 GMT 10:15 UK
UK firms shelve flotation plans
Two huge London stock market debuts have been pulled because of volatility and investor nerves triggered by the discovery of accounting frauds in the United States.
Yell, the owner of business directory Yellow Pages, said on Monday it was postponing its flotation, which had been expected to raise about £2bn ($3.1bn).
DIY retailer Focus Wickes decided over the weekend to put off a flotation in which it had hoped to raise £1bn.
But the fashion house Burberry has said its planned flotation remains "on track".
Poor market conditions
Focus Wickes said: "This is not the right time to proceed, given the volatility of market conditions.
The DIY firm had been expected to price its shares at the bottom end of its indicative price range of 230-290 pence per share.
Yell also issued a brief statement saying it was pulling out of its float "in light of poor equity market conditions".
The two giant debuts were being seen as a test of investors' willingness to back new stock market listings.
Stock market debuts have all but dried up during the last year because of the difficult market conditions.
The knock-on effect has been felt across the corporate finance sector, and many big investment banks have cut staff numbers.
"We are now in a situation where the IPO (initial public offering) market has come to a halt," said Neil Austin, head of new issues at KPMG Corporate Finance.
Burberry float 'on track'
The news of the pulled flotations meant attention switched to the UK fashion brand Burberry, which is due to be partially floated later this month by its owner, the retail to business services group GUS.
"We are letting it be known that our IPO plans remain on track," a spokeswoman said.
Last week the Italian fashion house Prada postponed its flotation for the third time since Spring 2001.
But some analysts believe Burberry's float will succeed.
"Burberry has a scarcity value, as it will be the only listed luxury goods group in the UK," said Nick Bubb, retail analyst at SG Securities.
"It would be surprising if that didn't get away."
Win some, lose some
The main flotations on the London market this year have had mixed fortunes.
Shares in the record store chain HMV have disappointed since floating at 192p in May, and are currently trading at 159.5p.
The pub group Punch Taverns at first scrapped its flotation plans, before eventually going ahead with the share offer at a lower price.
Punch's shares are now trading at 238p, up slightly from its flotation price of 230p.
The betting shop chain William Hill was the most recent flotation, with its shares going on sale at 225p last month.
And despite the recent stock market turbulence its shares have held up well, and are currently trading at 265.5p.
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10 weeks pregnant
Your baby at 10 weeks
By week 10 of pregnancy, your baby's face is broad, with her eyes still quite far apart and her ears set low, although the outer bit (the pinna) is growing.
She is developing the muscles in her face that will let her suck and teeth buds, which won't be useful for a while. She has nostrils and the beginning of lips.
- It's thought that babies move in response to movements in the amniotic fluid that surrounds them - ripples in their own swimming pool - and also when they touch themselves, say if they brush their hand against their face or body.
- Your baby's internal organs, such as her liver and pancreas, are coming along nicely. The intestines part of the gut gets too big for your baby's abdomen and is pushed into the umbilical cord. It soon comes back in. Her stomach is growing and becomes joined to her mouth, which already has a tiny tongue that is developing taste buds.
- Your baby's intestines are already a hollow tube, which starts moving by tightening up the muscle walls on the outside of the tube and then relaxing them. When your baby's born and starts drinking, she will use this movement to push fluid through her gut. She will start practising to swallow now. Soon she will swallow some good mouthfuls of the amniotic fluid (a clearish, lukewarm, yellow fluid made from the placenta, which cushions the baby as you move around) in the womb. The intestines have to cope with this, which they do very well, as 60-70% of the protein in amniotic fluid is digested every day.
- Week by week pregnancy calendar
- Key dates for work and money
- Pregnancy home page
- Coping with morning sickness
- Pregnancy dos and don'ts
- Folic acid in pregnancy
- Foods to avoid during pregnancy
- Pregnancy blood tests
- Talk about your pregnancy with other parents to be
- Buy your copy of Pregnancy: The Mumsnet Guide
- Your baby's spinal cord - the long column of nerves that runs down the length of her back - can just about be seen now. The brain will be forming brain cells at a rate of 250,000 a minute. (Yes, a quarter of a million a minute.)
- During this time your baby's diaphragm develops. This is a sheet of muscle shaped like a leaf, which separates the chest from the abdomen. In foetuses, the lungs start off right next to their stomachs but, as their lungs grow, this leaf-shaped muscle grows into the middle of the body and divides the body into a space for the lungs and a space for the stomach and bowels. Once this happens, your baby can get hiccups if her diaphragm is irritated in some way. You won't notice them now, but when your baby is bigger her hiccups will take over your life... or at least wake you up as soon as you drop off.
- At 10 weeks her fingers and toes are starting to develop fingernails and fingerpads that will have their own unique set of prints.
- The hair follicles are growing but she will not have hair for a while.
How your body is changing at 10 weeks
You will have missed your second period by now, so pregnancy may be becoming even more real. Women experience pregnancy in quite individual ways, but you may have some of the following:
- Tiredness Your tiredness may be the worst it has been. It's an entire body-drooping fatigue that spreads from your feet up through your whole body and is almost pleasantly overwhelming. You can't fight it, so lie down and embrace it. Of course, if you have other children or a job then you probably won't be able to. Sorry. But if this is the case, get some help from friends or family. No one knows what causes this mind-numbing exhaustion but good guesses include progesterone (known to make you sleepy) and the increase in effort from having a raised blood volume and metabolic rate. Rarely, tiredness is due to medical conditions such as an underactive thyroid gland so mention it to your doctor.
- Headaches Headaches are common in pregnancy and if you get migraines, unfortunately they can get worse. If this happens see your doctor. More ordinary headaches can last until 12 weeks but can be helped by rest. If they're bad, tell your doctor.
- Tender breasts Your breasts will still be tender and they will definitely be bigger. Don't try to cram them into your usual bra and, if you buy new ones, do bear in mind that the size your breasts are now will not be the same as their size at the end of the pregnancy. You'll need a nursing bra after your baby is born.
- Skin Your skin may be drier and spottier because of the pregnancy levels of progesterone. You may also get red spidery marks called spider naevi, which are caused by oestrogens dilating the small blood vessels. They will fade when you have your baby.
- Your eyes Your vision may be a little blurred because pregnancy makes the outer layer of your eye - the cornea - get thicker. This is largely due to retained fluid.
What to eat
Of course you know what's healthy eating during pregnancy - this is a reminder to start eating it. In pregnancy you don't eat for two, but you eat with your baby in mind. You can guess what's on this list but here it is anyway:
- Pasta - good with roasted vegetables or pesto.
- Not just any old fruit and vegetables but especially fibrous ones eg apples, plums, peaches, bananas, avocados, blueberries, broccoli, cabbage, sprouts (OK, maybe just at Christmas).
- Oily fish as they contain omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are great for helping babies develop their central nervous systems. But oily fish can contain dioxins, chemicals which are not so good for babies. Limited to twice a week, a 140g portion of any oily fish such as salmon or tuna (canned) is fine.
- Wholemeal bread (filling and satisfying and fibrous).
- Yoghurt as long as it's pasteurised.
- Chicken and other white meat.
- Eggs, but cook them properly.
- A juicy steak (sometimes in pregnancy you've just got to have one).
- Salads, but stick with leafy ones.
Illustrations taken from The Pregnancy Encyclopedia, £25, published by DK.
Disclaimer: The information in the pregnancy calendar is for general information and is not intended as a substitute for the medical advice of your own doctor or antenatal team. Not all babies develop at the same time and in the same way, so this week-by-week guide may not always match your own experience. If you have any worries, consult your antenatal team or GP.
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Rams are climbing again to new heights
RAMSEY - In any sport, team leaders are a vital component of a push to the playoffs, and Ramsey's field hockey squad passes the leadership test with flying colors.
Led by coach Rebecca Fantry and a host of battle-tested seniors, this team is prepared to build on a trend-setting 16-4-2 record from the 2011 season. After starting the year 8-1-0, the girls from Ramsey haven't skipped a beat.
"We are looking very good this season," said Fantry. "We are different this year because of our senior leadership. We have nine senior starters, and five of them have two or more years of varsity experience."
Coach Fantry places her faith in a talented group of senior players that includes Melanie Consiglio, who put up 22 goals last year (along with 11 assists) and already has 15 goals and five assists with the team not even having completed half of the season yet.
Average it out, and Consiglio is on pace for a 37-goal, 12-assist season to follow up her stellar junior campaign.
Along with her unheralded statistical performance, Consiglio has made great strides as a leader and looks to keep Ramsey's momentum rolling into the postseason.
Two years ago, when Consiglio and her fellow seniors were young sophomores, Fantry realized the talent they had. She chose to make them the face of the Ramsey rebuild, and, in what was supposed to be a development year in 2010, the team still managed to finish a respectable 11-6-1.
"It's been a three-year process," said Fantry. "Their sophomore year, I started four of the girls on the team in a rebuilding [process]. They've gone through being the new girl, being the 'middle' girl and now being the leaders on the team. That experience has developed over three years."
The Rams have flipped the script at Ramsey High School and become a true powerhouse squad. All told, the team looks to pass the hallowed 15-win mark for the second time in two years this season and legitimize the program as one of the most elite in northern New Jersey field hockey.
Starting off the season with seven straight wins, the team has the mental toughness to get hot and stay hot. Such aptitude can be attributed to the leadership that the team is so fortunate to have.
Leadership value
Fantry understands the value of said leadership on such a talented, driven team, and it's only fitting that some of the players have taken it upon themselves to step up on and off-the-field for the good of the team.
Asked which player has had a breakthrough year off-the-field, developing into a mature leader worthy of recognition, Fantry made sure to carefully contemplate her answer before responding to the given question.
"I'd have to say Emily Leonard; she's a senior midfielder who knew she would have to step up into her role this year," Fantry said. "She got into great shape, did as much work as she could, and her play has helped get us to the next level. She's great in the classroom; she's a great leader, and she's also great in the community."
Leonard is just one example of the many players on this squad who have made impressive transitions into solid leaders. The stars are aligned for a long playoff run in Ramsey this year.
Fantry expects nothing other than success, and it's certainly understandable. With all of the pieces in place for a banner year, field hockey may end up being one of Ramsey's most successful athletic squads this year. The expectations are sky high for this group.
"Our first team goal is to win our league," the coach said. "We won last year, and our goal is to repeat. We're expected to make it to the Bergen County finals and come away winners after tying with Northern Highlands last year. We also want to get back to the State Sectional finals. We want to put our name on the map and show people that Ramsey field hockey is about success year after year."
Rae Caliento, Meredith Hudson, Ally Cowie and Erin O'Connor have all been above-average players for this team, and the four are integral parts of the squad's 2012 plans. Caliento realized the opportunities that lay ahead for the 2012 team and worked hard in the off-season to become more of a goal-scoring threat.
After finding the net just one time last year, Caliento already has nine goals in as many games. Should she keep up her hot start, there's no reason that Ramsey won't be able to win as many games as it wants to.
Opportunity to score
To make an impact on the field, players need to be alert for openings in the defense and be able to find teammates with clear paths to goal-scoring opportunities. Fantry's system is predicated around getting each player an opportunity to score goals, and the girls have responded well.


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Another strike against cable, and Netflix too. Redbox, the company with those conveniently-located red kiosks all about town, is gearing up to launch a streaming video rental service. It would be around $3.95 per month for a subscription, including 4 kiosk rentals (normally $1 per rental) and unlimited streaming for online flicks.
Redbox has been eying an aggressive move into the digital foray for a while, and the timing is pretty ripe for a service like Redbox. It's made the most of its niche and is expanding in a sensible direction. The market has reached a point where digital rentals are controlled in a manner that satisfies the big boys in Hollywood while still offering consumers their choice of on-demand content for television and movies.
The option to bypass traditional TV and its cable/satellite services is becoming more readily available for consumers, as a number of content delivery companies dive head-first into the growing industry. Netflix, realizing the ways in which its space is being encroached upon, continues to expand its access points by going abroad to Canada. Hulu has also launched a premium subscription service, putting portals on smart phones, wi-fi-enabled mobile devices, game consoles and connected televisions (so many come with app stores now).
And in a move that's showing a sharp distinction between the days of sifting through online user-generated content and targeted on-demand programming, comScore's recent Video Metrix report shows the lead Hulu is gaining over YouTube in terms of engagement and ad views. From BizReport,
"The biggest differences come in ads served through the platform. Hulu ranked first for video ads viewed with 566 million, reaching about 8% of the population. Each Hulu viewer was shown 24 video ads (on average). Google sites showed 200 million video ads, reaching 15% of the population but with each viewer seeing only about 4 ads."
It's certainly something for Google to consider as it seeks monetization of Youtube while also designing more premium (quality) services around its distribution channels. It's also something for others in the content delivery business to think about, as opportunities for generating revenue crop up. One area particularly tied to game consoles and mobile devices is the personal cloud, which will grow in importance as consumers will need to access their content from any place, anytime.
As the major players finally begin to bring us the services we've pined after, other startups begin to feel the space closing in on them. Boxee, which showed all the promise in the world for socially-enhanced on-demand content from most portals you have (or are willing to buy), is beginning to fall behind in its product offering. It's disheartening to see companies like Boxee face so many obstacles with its early move into the space, but continued participation from the larger players only validates the need for services like Boxee, eventually creating more opportunities through platform offerings.