text: Bancorp Company Profile (NASDAQ:TBBK) Company Profile Analyst Ratings Earnings History Earnings Estimates Dividend History Insider Trade Headlines Social Media Chart About Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) The Bancorp, Inc. is a financial holding company and its primary subsidiary is The Bancorp Bank (the Bank). The Company has four primary lines of specialty lending: securities backed lines of credit (SBLOC), automobile fleet and other equipment leasing, Small Business Administration (SBA), loans and loans generated for sale into capital markets primarily through both commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs). SBLOCs are loans, which are generated through institutional banking affinity groups and are collateralized by marketable securities. SBLOCs are offered in conjunction with brokerage accounts. Automobile fleet and other equipment leases are generated in a range of Atlantic Coast and other states. SBA loans and loans generated for sale into CMBS and securitization capital markets are made nationally. Its prepaid card, private label banking for investment advisory companies and card payment processing are its primary sources of deposits. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Industry: Regional - Mid-Atlantic Banks Sub-Industry: Regional Banks Symbol: NASDAQ:TBBK CUSIP: 05969A10 Web: www.thebancorp.com Capitalization:Market Cap: $340.82 millionOutstanding Shares: 55,689,000Average Prices:50 Day Moving Avg: $5.87200 Day Moving Avg: $6.1952 Week Range: $4.41 - $8.20 P/E:Trailing P/E Ratio: N/AForeward P/E Ratio: 11.55P/E Growth: 1.33Sales & Book Value:Annual Revenue: $137.94 millionPrice / Sales: 2.47Book Value: $5.57 per sharePrice / Book: 1.10 Profitability:Return on Equity: -17.12%Return on Assets: -1.24%Debt:Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0.04%Current Ratio: 0.55%Quick Ratio: 0.41%Misc:Average Volume: 302,202 shs.Beta: 1.34Short Ratio: 12.2 Frequently Asked Questions for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) What is Bancorp's stock symbol? Bancorp trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "TBBK." How were Bancorp's earnings last quarter? Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:TBBK) announced its quarterly earnings data on Thursday, April, 27th. The company reported $0.11 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of $0.07 by $0.05. The business earned $49.10 million during the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $44.26 million. View Bancorp's Earnings History. Where is Bancorp's stock going? Where will Bancorp's stock price be in 2017? 3 brokerages have issued twelve-month price objectives for Bancorp's stock. Their predictions range from $6.50 to $8.00. On average, they anticipate Bancorp's stock price to reach $7.33 in the next year. View Analyst Ratings for Bancorp. Are investors shorting Bancorp? Bancorp saw a increase in short interest during the month of April. As of April 28th, there was short interest totalling 3,852,171 shares, an increase of 6.7% from the April 13th total of 3,610,182 shares. Based on an average daily trading volume, of 433,784 shares, the days-to-cover ratio is presently 8.9 days. Who are some of Bancorp's key competitors? Some companies that are related to Bancorp include Access National (ANCX), Fidelity Southern (LION), Carolina Financial Corp (CARO), Financial Institutions (FISI), First Community Bancshares (FCBC), WashingtonFirst Bankshares (WFBI), Capital City Bank Group (CCBG), Old Line Bancshares, Inc. (MD) (OLBK), American National BankShares (AMNB), Summit Financial Group (SMMF), Charter Financial Corp (CHFN), Shore Bancshares (SHBI), LCNB Corp. (LCNB), Bank of Commerce Holdings (BOCH), Select Bancorp (SLCT), DNB Financial Corp (DNBF), First Bank (FRBA) and Carolina Bank Holding Inc. (NC) (CLBH). Who are Bancorp's key executives? Bancorp's management team includes the folowing people: Daniel G. Cohen, Chairman of the BoardDamian Kozlowski, Chief Executive Officer, DirectorPaul Frenkiel, Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President - Strategy, Principal Accounting OfficerHugh McFadden, Chief Operating OfficerSteven Turowski, Executive Vice President, Chief Risk OfficerDonald F. McGraw Jr., Executive Vice President and Chief Credit OfficerSepideh Behram, Senior Vice President, Chief Compliance OfficerThomas G. Pareigat, Senior Vice President, General CounselJohn Leto, Chief Administrative OfficerPawneet Abramowski, Chief Compliance Officer Who owns Bancorp stock? Bancorp's stock is owned by a number of of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional shareholders include Wellington Management Group LLP (9.44%), Second Curve Capital LLC (5.65%), Wells Fargo & Company MN (4.43%), Dimensional Fund Advisors LP (4.42%), Vanguard Group Inc. (3.76%) and Heartland Advisors Inc. (3.05%). Company insiders that own Bancorp stock include Damian Kozlowski, Donald F Mcgraw Jr, Frenkiel Paul, Hersh Kozlov, John Leto, Joseph Hugh Mcfadden, Michael J Bradley and Walter T Beach. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Bancorp. Who sold Bancorp stock? Who is selling Bancorp stock? Bancorp's stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Parametric Portfolio Associates LLC, Stieven Capital Advisors L.P., Morgan Stanley, Ameriprise Financial Inc., Nationwide Fund Advisors, Snow Capital Management LP, TIAA CREF Investment Management LLC and Bbva Compass Bancshares Inc.. View Insider Buying and Selling for Bancorp. Who bought Bancorp stock? Who is buying Bancorp stock? Bancorp's stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Second Curve Capital LLC, Signia Capital Management LLC, Gendell Jeffrey L, Schneider Capital Management Corp, Heartland Advisors Inc., Dimensional Fund Advisors LP, Citadel Advisors LLC and Credit Agricole S A. Company insiders that have bought Bancorp stock in the last two years include Damian Kozlowski, Donald F Mcgraw Jr, Frenkiel Paul, Hersh Kozlov, John Leto, Joseph Hugh Mcfadden, Michael J Bradley and Walter T Beach. View Insider Buying and Selling for Bancorp. How do I buy Bancorp stock? Shares of Bancorp can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Bancorp's stock price today? One share of Bancorp stock can currently be purchased for approximately $6.12. MarketBeat Community Rating for Bancorp (NASDAQ TBBK)Community Ranking: 1.8 out of 5 ()Outperform Votes: 57 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 102 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 159MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Bancorp and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe the stock will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe the stock will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days. Analyst Ratings Consensus Ratings for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 2 Hold Ratings, 1 Buy RatingConsensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.33)Consensus Price Target: $7.33 (19.83% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetImpact on Share PriceDetails5/1/2017BTIG ResearchUpgradeNeutral -> Buy$8.00High2/1/2017Raymond James Financial, Inc.Reiterated RatingStrong-Buy -> Market PerformN/A11/30/2016Piper Jaffray CompaniesInitiated CoverageNeutral$7.50N/A(Data available from 5/30/2015 forward) Earnings Earnings History for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK)Earnings History by Quarter for Bancorp (NASDAQ TBBK)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails4/27/2017Q1 2017$0.07$0.11$44.26 million$49.10 millionViewN/A2/9/2017Q416$0.05($0.43)$44.03 million$19.83 millionViewListen4/28/2016Q116($0.20)($0.29)$20.32 million$20.60 millionViewN/A2/1/2016Q415$0.57$0.52$36.29 million$91.08 millionViewN/A10/29/2015Q315$0.02($0.20)$39.51 million$35.10 millionViewListen1/29/2015Q414($0.01)($0.06)$39.87 million$33.45 millionViewListen10/30/2014($0.11)$0.04$50.73 million$35.64 millionViewN/A8/12/2014$0.13$0.07$51.63 millionViewN/A7/23/2014Q214$0.16$0.06$32.90 millionViewN/A4/23/2014Q1$0.28$0.01$52.43 million$50.72 millionViewListen1/23/2014Q4$0.17$0.19$43.69 million$47.74 millionViewListen10/25/2013Q313$0.16$0.11ViewListen7/24/2013Q2 2013$0.16$0.16$24.15 million$23.58 millionViewListen(Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK)Current Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.39 EPSNext Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.53 EPS Dividends Dividend History for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Insider Trades Insider Trading and Institutional Ownership History for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK)Insider Ownership Percentage: 7.71%Institutional Ownership Percentage: 67.98%Insider Trades by Quarter for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionDetails5/24/2017Walter T BeachDirectorSell41,360$6.19$256,018.40 5/23/2017Walter T BeachDirectorSell33,640$6.26$210,586.40 2/14/2017Donald F Mcgraw JrEVPBuy2,100$5.02$10,542.00 11/14/2016Michael J. BradleyDirectorBuy10,000$7.02$70,200.00 11/3/2016Hersh KozlovDirectorBuy7,500$6.65$49,875.00 10/4/2016Damian KozlowskiCEOBuy50,000$4.50$225,000.00 10/4/2016Frenkiel PaulCFOBuy10,000$4.50$45,000.00 10/4/2016Walter T BeachDirectorBuy180,000$4.50$810,000.00 9/9/2016Joseph Hugh McfaddenCOOBuy2,000$6.09$12,180.00 8/29/2016Hersh KozlovDirectorBuy20,000$6.12$122,400.00 8/29/2016Joseph Hugh McfaddenCOOBuy1,000$6.16$6,160.00 8/23/2016John LetoCAOBuy26,000$5.21$135,460.00 8/17/2016Michael J. BradleyDirectorBuy10,000$5.05$50,500.00 8/10/2016Damian KozlowskiCEOBuy9,790$4.95$48,460.50 8/10/2016Joseph Hugh McfaddenCOOBuy1,000$4.85$4,850.00 7/31/2014John C ChrystalDirectorBuy2,500$9.55$23,875.00 7/30/2014John C ChrystalDirectorBuy2,000$9.71$19,420.00 7/29/2014Betsy Z CohenCEOBuy10,000$9.57$95,700.00 6/13/2014Betsy Z CohenCEOBuy20,000$11.48$229,600.00 6/13/2014Hersh KozlovDirectorBuy2,000$11.50$23,000.00 1/29/2014Mei Mei TuanDirectorBuy1,000$18.94$18,940.00 11/1/2013Betsy Z CohenCEOBuy10,000$16.07$160,700.00 8/30/2013Martin EganCAOSell16,998$15.79$268,398.42 5/23/2013Linda SchaefferDirectorSell12,150$13.83$168,034.50 2/21/2013John C ChrystalDirectorBuy1,000$12.71$12,710.00 11/1/2012Betsy Z CohenCEOBuy10,000$11.73$117,300.00 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Headlines Headline Trends for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) Latest Headlines for Bancorp (NASDAQ:TBBK) Source: All Sources Trusted Sources MarketBeat.com Bloomberg MarketWatch Motley Fool NASDAQ Reuters Seeking Alpha The Street The Wall Street Journal Yahoo Finance DateHeadlineInsider Selling: Bancorp Inc (TBBK) Director Sells 41,360 Shares of Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - May 26 at 1:35 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Given Consensus Rating of "Hold" by Analystswww.americanbankingnews.com - May 26 at 8:50 AMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Director Sells $210,586.40 in Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - May 25 at 8:05 PMNBT Bancorp Inc. Announces Cash Dividendfeeds.benzinga.com - May 23 at 2:17 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Sees Large Growth in Short Interestwww.americanbankingnews.com - May 21 at 5:44 PMETFs with exposure to The Bancorp, Inc. (Delaware) : May 15, 2017finance.yahoo.com - May 15 at 7:21 PMThe Bancorp, Inc. (Delaware) :TBBK-US: Earnings Analysis: Q1, 2017 By the Numbers : May 12, 2017finance.yahoo.com - May 13 at 2:00 AMBancorp (TBBK) Earns News Impact Rating of 0.21www.americanbankingnews.com - May 4 at 2:14 PMThe Bancorp: Turnaround Thesis On An Unloved Bankseekingalpha.com - May 3 at 6:21 PMETFs with exposure to The Bancorp, Inc. (Delaware) : May 1, 2017finance.yahoo.com - May 1 at 7:18 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Receives Consensus Recommendation of "Hold" from Brokerageswww.americanbankingnews.com - May 1 at 12:02 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Upgraded at BTIG Researchwww.americanbankingnews.com - May 1 at 10:27 AMVery Positive Press Coverage Extremely Likely to Affect Bancorp (TBBK) Stock Pricewww.americanbankingnews.com - May 1 at 9:59 AMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Issues Earnings Resultswww.americanbankingnews.com - April 29 at 12:10 AMEdited Transcript of TBBK earnings conference call or presentation 28-Apr-17 12:00pm GMTfinance.yahoo.com - April 28 at 10:17 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Releases Earnings Results, Beats Estimates By $0.04 EPSwww.americanbankingnews.com - April 28 at 6:43 PMBancorp (TBBK) Receiving Somewhat Positive News Coverage, Study Findswww.americanbankingnews.com - April 28 at 5:06 PMWhy Shares of Bancorp Inc Are Surging Todaywww.fool.com - April 28 at 4:59 PMThe Bancorp, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2017 Financial Resultswww.businesswire.com - April 27 at 8:58 PMThe Bancorp posts 1Q profitmarketbeat.com - April 27 at 5:44 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Cut to D at TheStreetwww.americanbankingnews.com - April 27 at 3:51 PMBancorp (TBBK) Given Daily Media Impact Rating of 0.11www.americanbankingnews.com - April 25 at 6:32 PMHarborOne Bancorp posts 1Q profitfinance.yahoo.com - April 20 at 8:58 PMBancorp (TBBK) Earning Favorable Media Coverage, Study Findswww.americanbankingnews.com - April 18 at 2:50 PMThe Bancorp, Inc. Sets First Quarter 2017 Financial Results Release Date and Conference Callfinance.yahoo.com - April 17 at 8:45 AMBancorp (TBBK) Receiving Somewhat Favorable Media Coverage, AlphaOne Reportswww.americanbankingnews.com - April 13 at 4:42 PMBancorp Inc (TBBK) Given Average Rating of "Hold" by Brokerageswww.americanbankingnews.com - April 4 at 12:40 PMMid-Morning Market Update: Markets Mostly Flat; Conagra Profit Beats Estimatesfeeds.benzinga.com - March 23 at 12:06 PMFlagstar Bancorp Inc (FBC) Upgraded to Hold by Zacks Investment Researchwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 17 at 7:58 AMBANCORP, INC. Files SEC form 10-K, Annual Reportbiz.yahoo.com - March 16 at 9:00 PMInsider Selling: Customers Bancorp Inc (CUBI) Director Sells 9,776 Shares of Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 15 at 7:45 PMRichard A. Ehst Sells 73,544 Shares of Customers Bancorp Inc (CUBI) Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 15 at 1:30 PMInsider Selling: BSB Bancorp Inc (BLMT) Insider Sells 8,274 Shares of Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 15 at 1:30 PMStock Yards Bancorp Inc (SYBT) Lowered to Hold at Zacks Investment Researchwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 14 at 9:27 PMFlagstar Bancorp Inc (FBC) Given Average Recommendation of "Hold" by Analystswww.americanbankingnews.com - March 14 at 11:30 AMThomas P. Perciak Acquires 3,235 Shares of Cortland Bancorp Inc (CLDB) Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 10 at 7:37 PMPrivateBancorp Inc (PVTB) Receives Average Rating of "Hold" from Brokerageswww.americanbankingnews.com - March 10 at 2:45 PMStock Yards Bancorp Inc (SYBT) Given Average Recommendation of "Sell" by Analystswww.americanbankingnews.com - March 9 at 3:39 PMCoastway Bancorp Inc (CWAY) Director Angelo P. Lopresti Acquires 1,000 Shareswww.americanbankingnews.com - March 9 at 1:27 AMFirst Midwest Bancorp Inc (FMBI) Director Buys $341,460.00 in Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - March 8 at 10:04 PMOrlando Fashion Square's future set: Bank to become ownerwww.bizjournals.com - March 2 at 9:51 AMOrlando Fashion Square mall settlement goes to courtwww.bizjournals.com - February 21 at 4:49 PMQ4 2016 Bancorp Inc Earnings Release - After Market Closeus.rd.yahoo.com - February 11 at 4:49 AM4:36 pm The Bancorp reports larger than expected Q4 lossus.rd.yahoo.com - February 11 at 4:49 AMEdited Transcript of TBBK earnings conference call or presentation 10-Feb-17 1:00pm GMTfinance.yahoo.com - February 11 at 4:49 AMThe Bancorp, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2016 Financial Resultswww.businesswire.com - February 10 at 5:51 AMThe Bancorp, Inc. Sets Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2016 Financial Results Release Date and Conference Callfinance.yahoo.com - February 8 at 6:51 AMThe Bancorp downgraded by Raymond Jamesfinance.yahoo.com - February 2 at 5:42 AM$50M apartment project to take center stage in court drama between Fashion Square mall owner, lenderwww.bizjournals.com - January 12 at 2:14 AMBANCORP, INC. Files SEC form 8-K, Other Eventsbiz.yahoo.com - December 22 at 3:52 AM Social Chart Bancorp (TBBK) Chart for Tuesday, May, 30, 2017 This page was last updated on 5/30/2017 by MarketBeat.com Staff


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The otherworldly Kiriath once used their advanced technology to save the world from the dark magic of the Aldrain, only to depart as mysteriously as they arrived. Now one of the Kiriath's uncanny machines has fallen from orbit, with a message that humanity once more faces a grave danger: the Ilwrack Changeling, a boy raised to manhood in the ghostly realm of the Gray Places. Wrapped in sorcerous slumber on an island that drifts between this world and the Gray Places, the Ilwrack Changeling is stirring. When he wakes, the Aldrain will rally to him and return in force. But with the Kiriath long gone, humankind's fate now depends on warrior Ringil Eskiath and his few, trusted allies. Undertaking a perilous journey to strike first against the Ilwrack Changeling, each of them seeks to outrun a haunted past and find redemption in the future. But redemption won't come cheap. Nor, for that matter, will survival.
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Richard K. Morgan is the acclaimed author of The Steel Remains, Thirteen, which won the Arthur C. Clarke Award, Woken Furies, Market Forces, Broken Angels, and Altered Carbon, a New York Times Notable Book that also won the Philip K. Dick Award. Morgan sold the movie rights for Altered Carbon to Joel Silver and Warner Bros. His third book, Market Forces, has also been sold to Warner Bros. and won the John W. Campbell Award. He lives in Scotland. From the Hardcover edition.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 6, 1954, Winona, Minnesota Fair, Colder Tonight, Cloudy On Sunday Sell Unneeded Items With Want Ads NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 65 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1954 SIXTEEN PAGES Ignore 'Gloom Ike Advises Americans Expects Business Dip to Run Natural Course, Recover By JACK BELL WASHINGTON Ei- senhower has advised Americans to ignore "prophets of gloom" and has promised them a "big brother partner in the federal govern- ment." Addressing a cheering throng of more than at a GOP box sup- per last night, Eisenhower sailed into Democratic predictions of hard times, saying "The United Farm Recession Spread to City, Truman Charges Raps Income Tax Cut as Rich Man's Relief Measure NEW YORK Presi. dent Harry S. Truman said last night that "The recession that started on the farms last spring spread to the city a depression woulc He scoffed at the has already do likewise.' miracles" he .said were promisee by the Republican party. In a speech before the Ameri- States doesn't need to fall." cans for Democratic Action, Tru. And he emphasized he wants to man said, "I don't think there is Struggling Valiantly to get out of her overnight prison is one of the cows in the Wilbur Dierker farm near Warrensburg, III. She didn't make it this trip, but as soon as Dierker broke out some more of the concrete block siding on the former well pit, out she came. The cow fell through a two-foot square opening in the top of tie well pit sometime last night. Cow was apparently unharmed by her experience, thougli Pepper the family dog seems concerned for her welfare. The hole she fell through is partly visible at left. (AP Wirephoto) Condition of Pope Continues Grave By FRANK BRUTTO VATICAN CITY Pius "a moderately fair" night. conduct the presidency under the Constitution "in the same general form" as it now stands. He spoke only 12 minutes. In that time he took on two sets of like former Presi- dent Harry S. Truman, who say the country is now in a recession, and those who have been calling amendment any necessity for a depression." "One thing is clear by now after a year of the Eisenhower adminis- Truman said, "and that is the Republican party is not made up of miracle workers. I have been watching and waiting for those miracles to hap- pen that we were promised back in 1952, But there is something for a constitutional m__ that would limit the scope of I wrong somewhere treaties and give Congress a slight delay in the miracle control over international agree- business." Truman ripped into the present administration's income tax cut, terming it "a rich man's tax relief measure if I ever heard of one." "It seems to me strange that the President's economic report says that there is no real reces- ments. "We don't have to listen to the prophets of gloom who say we are going into this or that kind of stumble or he declared as the crowd cheered. Then, without mentioning name Sen. Bricker whose constitutional amendment on treaty powers he has opposed, Eisenhow- er said: Protect Constitution 'We must make certain that the Truman continued, but that we are not prosperous enough or sure enough of the future to increase the minimum wage." Income Level Down genius Constitution and ourj level farmer nottops r SSM it shall belong to those who __., come after us in the same general I form that it has been received by uake Wrecks in Mexi s Bricker, who had preceded Ei- senhower to the speakers' plat- A Vatican spokesman, Msgr. fprm, touched off a roar of laugh- XII shows symptoms of a very [Angelo Dell'acqua of the secretary iter when he alluded to the "family slight improvement, but "the state of state's office, said there was of general weakness his j hope the enfeebled pontiff, 77, private doctor announced today. might be able better to take some The Prof. Riccardo j nourishment. Galeassi-Lisi, said the Pope passed TODAY Committee System 'or ssia By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON defection of Yuri Rastovorov, the young Rus- sian who chose freedom in Tokyo, The Pope's down food has caused anxiety. To help maintain his strength, he has been fed intravenously. In Bed Since Jan, 25 The Rome newspaper I! Tempo said the Pope, the spiritual leader of 400 million Roman Catholics throughout the world, had not left his bed in his third floor apartment in the Vatican Palace since he was stricken Jan. 25. He tried to rise once or twice, the newspaper j said, but was too feeble to do so. Prof. Galeazzi-Lisi, in issuing Friday, the first bulletin he had ever released on the Pope's health, troubles" he said the Republicans have had. "My Republican friends, I like he declared. The crowd howled approval. Bricker said there had been "honest differences of opinion" but that the GOP has "a singleness of purpose." national wealth is being distributed in reverse, from the poor to the Truman spoke to a nationwide (CBS) radio audience as well as to the more than persons at the ADA banquet in the Waldorf- Astoria Hotel. The former President called the GOP search for Communists in government "one of the biggest hoaxes ever, attempted in Ameri- can history." "When the Republicans took Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt and her husband, James Roosevelt, sit at the counsel table and ignore each other as they wait the start of the afternoon session of a hearing in Pasadena, Calif., Superior Court Friday on her petition for SJ.SOO monthly temporary support. Standing between them is Roosevelt's attorney, Samuel B. Pieone. (AP Wirephoto) "Let me make one thing j over the government on Jan, 20, he said. "There is not now nor there be, any split in the Re- publican party." The President's brief sally against those who predict a further economic downturn was in line with repeated statements by ad- ministration and Republican party he said, "if there were any Communists in the government service they were very, very few indeed." Truman accused Republican campaigners in 1952 of lying about the Communist menace. And when they took office, he said, they Fire Kills Mother And 7 Children SPRINGFIELD, Mo. raced through a four-room frame house here early today, killing seven children and the mother of four of the youngsters. i Neighbors told of watching helplessly while the panic-strickea children ran through the home, seeking to escape the flames, revealed a hope that it would be without serious trouble. possible soon to "repeat particular j Vice President Nixon said that x-ray examinations" of the stom-1 failure to carry out the President's leaders that the country is under- "Ir.cked the courage" to admit it. going no more than an adjustment "We can be against Communism which will run a natural course i without being dishonest about ach and other nearby organs. is a minor episode in a big process. Throughout the night Dr Paul With an unorthodox passion forlNiehans, a Swiss specialist in dis- prints competition j orders and diseases of the aged. apparently remained in the Pope's apartment. Another physician, called in Fri- day, is a noted Italian general practitioner, Dr. Cesare Frugoni. Tranquil Night In St. Peter's Basilica, Romans and pilgrims from other cities prayed for the 77-year-old spiritual with the Central Intelligence Agency, the Army Intelligence has claimed that Rastovorov was woo- ed by its agents. In fact, he was a Beria man, who defected when he got the call home that was pretty sure to be a sentence of death. In the original list of those purged with the late Lavrenti Ber- ia, one of the most significant names was that of tha Deputy program would result in a swing by the nation to the "far He said that if a Republican Congress is not elected in Novem- ber "one of the major reasons will be that the Republicans them- selves are divided." To Lead Free World And in international affairs, he continued, Eisenhower is "the best known salesman" to lead the free world. The audience, some wearing leader of the world's Roman Cath- overcoats against the chilly olics whose light and symp- draughts that cut through the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dek-Items of gastritis remain an un- sports arena where they met, gave asozov. Dekasozov was Beria's in-! solved problem. side man in the Foreign Minis-! Later, the Vatican press office try. His removal was only the issued a statement saying the Pope first step in a far flug had passed a tranquil night. It of Bena men holding key posts i added that improvement noted late abroad, in the Soviet foreign serv- ice. Delicate Post Significantly, B e r i a's MVD agents have not been-replaced by other, better trusted secret police men in the most delicate of all for eign posts the Russian missions to the satellies. The new viceroys have been drawn from the Com- munist party hierarchy. This is the origin of Popoff in w'arsaw, Firu bin in Prague, Pavel Yudin in Pek- ing, and Ilyachev, who is now play- ing an important part in the Ber- lin conference. Cutting the secret police down to itself natural after Beria's fall is in turn thought to be only one feature of a general lev- elling and equalizing tendency in Moscow. The word is going 'round among the Russian experts, both here and abroad, that the Soviet Union is being run by a commit- tee system. The Premier, Georgi Malenkov, it is said, is simply the chairman of the board. These ideas, of a Soviet com- mittee system rule, and of Malen- kov's status as chairman, have al- ready gained the status of political cliches. Curiously enough, the mo- ment when the cliches were born can probably be identified, Polite to Brifish, French For some time now, the Soviets have been showing unusual polite- ness to the British and French Ambassadors to Moscow. The same line has been taken with both French, British and Rus- sians .are- all. "Europeans" togeth- er; that there are no problems they cannot settle between them- selves; that all troubles arise be- cause of the American connection, and so on. The shrewd British Am- bassador, Sir William Hayter, is (Continued on Page 16, Column T) ALSOPS Friday night in his condition was "maintained also this morning." Vatican sources said the Pope is now under the constant watch of one or the other of the physicians attending him. Eisenhower a welcome. minute roaring He grinned as he told them he wasn't supposed to make a speech. Then he said his administration is going to follow Abraham Lincoln's precepts by being "liberal" in all things dealing with human rela- tions and matters-a 017 Crash-Lands in Alaska, Some Survivors Reported ANCHORAGE, Alaska An Air Force C47 crash-landed during a freezing rain in bitter cold weather 75 miles northeast of here Friday and some of its 16 pas- sengers are known to have sur- vived. The condition and number of the "Who is included in the survivors is unknown with the Truman said, "without slinging mud and smearing everyone with whom we disagree." Regarding Eisenhower's state- ment, at a press conference and in his State of the Union message, that government employes had been gotten rid of as security risks, Truman had this to say: "It seems to me that the presi- dential press conference and the State of the Union message ought not to be used for such deceptive practices as this. Who Included Roosevelt Case Won't Go to Trial For Six Months PASADENA, Calif, sep- oo. arate maintenance suit against Mrs. Evelyn Lillard, 30; her four i James Roosevelt, in which his wife children, Linda, 6; Kay, 4; Bar-1 accuses him of adultery with 12 bara, 2, and Johnny Jr., 5 months; women, won't go to trial for six Gary Letterman, 4; Linda Lee Let- or eight months, a judge said The dead were identified as: terman, 10, and Sandra Kay Letter- man, n. The Letterman children had been staying at the Lillard home while their mother, Mrs. Dorothy Letter- man, was at a Springfield hospital with another son who is critically ill with a brain tumor. She is di- vorced from the children's father. John Lillard, 28, the father of the Lillard children, escaped from the blazing home but suffered severe burns. He told police his wife awakened him and told him the house was on fire but he said he did not know, how he managed The administration refuses to say. How was the number arrived at? The administration refuses to say. But some of the facts are begin- ning to come out just the same. "Few of them do any credit to the 'great crusade.' The administration has conced- ed that many dismissed workers were classed as security risks because of personal habits and not UA ijuwitj 11 vi. conservative in money because of disloyalty. Some were i definition he gave a not fired_ but ,esienod wjthniit pver not fired but news conference only a few days Bowing they were cjassiried "n i i i 1 1 i risks. 'U Eisenhower has said he is plan- Anxiety Over the condition of Pope Pius XII increased today as tight-lipped silence at the Vatican gave rise to fears that his health may be worsening. The Pontiff, shown during the dedication of the new North American Pontifical College in Rome last October, has been ill for more than 10 days with a gastric ailment. (AP Wire- photo; ago. He said his administration wi' make certain that every individual has the opportunity to make of himself what he can and will have "a sympathetic partner, a big brother partner in the federal gov ernment." i St. Paul Police Capture Bandits ST. PAUL (.It men be- lieved to be the "trench coat" aandits who have staged 15 or 16 loldups in the Twin Cities since Tan. 1 were captured in a police :hase here Friday night. The pair gave their names as Rex Farrell, 20, a Canadian, and Andrew Berna, 23. They said they were soldiers stationed at Fort liley, Kan., and came to the Twin Cities on "leaves." They are heJd without charge. The two were captured less than .0 minutes after a S65 holdup ,at a Minneapolis filling station. A witness gave police their icense turned out to be stolen detectives potted the car on University wenue. They gave chase and radioed for :elp. Several other police cars con- erged on the area and finally orced the car to the curb. The pair gave up without a truggle, though one of them car- ied a 21 automatic in bis belt. ning to clarify the matter, where possible. But he has expressed doubt any total breakdown can be j provided. impossible flying weather holding a' hospital. back rescue crews waiting but a few miles away to fly into the rugged country 15 miles northwest of Curry where the wreckage was sighted. The two-engined transport plane dropped from radio contact while flying from Ladd Air Force Base at Fairbanks to Elmendorf AFB, 275 miles to the southwest. Cliff Hudson, a bush pilot at Curry spotted the wreckage 15 miles northwest of Curry. Two persons were observed jumping up and down near the stricken craft. The Air Force said the plane had 13 passengers and three crew ture. He was in serious condition A crowded calendar will delay the case, said Superior Judge Kurtz Kauffman, who recessed a pre-trial hearing yesterday after a lawyer tried to question Roosevelt about one of the women, Kauffman ruled such questions will be proper only when Mrs. Romelle Schneider Roosevelt's suit for monthly support actually is tried. Intimate details of Roosevelt's complex financial affairs and his ,_ family's lavish standard of life lasTof were recited in the day-long court i wno escaped from the St. Cloud, session. Opposing counsel will Mtan state Reformatory, ]ast ICO Death, Terror Spread Over 50-Mile Area Doctors, Nurses, Medicines Flown Into Stricken Zone MEXICO CITY UP) A strong earthquake wrecked four towns in the tropical, coffee-growing state of Chiapas Friday, killed many persons and spread damage and terror over an area 50 miles in diameter, a dispatch from Tuxtla "uitierrez said today. Mercy planes were reported fly- ing doctors, nurses, medicines and other supplies to the stricken zone, n the rugged jungle country cen- .ered 70 miles northeast of Tuxtla jfuitierrez, the capital, snd about .00 miles west of the Guatemalan frontier. Communications were disrupted. The first word to reach Mexico lity came in a delayed telegram, rom a newspaper correspondent in the state capital. He offered no estimate of the total casualties or damage, but said the towns of Yajalon, Tita, Petalcingo and Chilon were hard hit by the mid- morning quake and hillsides crum- -led. Seismographs in New York, Bos- on, Cleveland, Pasadena and else- vhere in the United States had ecorded a tremor at about .m. (CST) in the area of Mexico. The correspondent's account ;ave this picture: Yajalon, center of a corn, sugar and fruit belt, suffered most. Markets and other buildings in that town of were leveled. Petalcingo, pop. was vir- tually destroyed, many were killed and hundreds injured. In Chiloa, pop. 600, 24 houses were destroyed and 90 per cent of the rest were damaged seriously. The vilbgers, fearful that other quakes would follow, fled into the open. The town of Tila, pop. reported "virtually M FBI Captures Last St. Cloud Prison Escapee SEATTLE FBI reported Mercy Mission Loses Death Race SEATTLE death claimed the life of an Army offi- cer early today, even as a Coast Guard PBY crew prepared to take off on a mercy mission. The officer, who was not identi- fied, died from an acute attack of poliomyelitis aboard the troop that he went to Mexico last Dec. transport Gen. M. M. Patrick as 122 and returned early ;n the big gray ship churned the wa- i on a trip partly for business and delve further into these matters when the temporary support hear- ing is resumed Feb. 15. Mrs. Roosevelt's complaint names three women as correspon- dents and incorporates a letter, signed by Roosevelt, in which he admits infidelities with nine other women. Since her suit was filed, Roosevelt has denied misconduct with any of the 12. Trip to Mexico June has been recaptured in Long- view, Wash. Richard D. Auerbach, special agent in charge of the Seattle FBI office, identified the fugitive as Robert E. Pingeon, 20, of Laraber- Minn. Pingeon was arrested in a Long- view trailer court late Friday night. He had been doing odd jobs in the Longview area. Pingeon escaped from the re- The question about one of the i formatory with Exadie W. Jensen correspondents, Gladys Irene I and Marvin W, Quernemonen. Jen- Owens, came just after "Roosevelt i sen and Quernemonen were picked. had related from the witness stand up in October. l members, all military personnel.' ters of the Pacific toward Seattle, partly for pleasure. This Is A General view cf Uline Arena in Washington where waters handed out box sup- pers, at each, at the annual Lincoln Day Box Supper Friday. Over Republicans, in- cluding the President and Mrs. Eisenhower, at- tended. (UP Telephoto) "Were you accompanied by any- one on this asked Arthur Schifferman, one of Mrs. Roose- velt's lawyers. The court sustained an objection by Samuel counsel. "Were you 2ne Schifferman. Pieone, Roosevelt's accompanied by and she on occasion burst into tears, brought testimony ranging from the price of her dresses to Roosevelt's assertion that he built up a deficit of in four and a half years. Some of the high- lights: Mrs. Roosevelt said her husband sold, for one dollar, his one-fourth share in business interests worth 'our million. The sale, she said, took place one week after he asked ler for a divorce. "Mr. Roosevelt's financial pic- ;ure began to change after he said ie wanted a she re- marked. Bequests for Children Roosevelt, an insurance man, referred to the business interests old for one dollar as and observed: "I want to leave some of my money, if I ever have any left now, o my children. I guess I'm getting Continued on Page 14, Column 3) ROOSEVELT Suit Filed In Northfield Fire Truck Joy Ride NORTHFIELD, Minn. W) damage suit has been filed in Rice County District Court in behalf of Lorraine Schafert, 25, South St. Paul, one of several girls injured Sept. 19 when a Northfield fire truck they were riding over- turned. One girl was killed. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vivinity General- ly fair and a Little colder tonight Sunday mostly cloudy with mo- derate temperature. Low tonight 18, high Sunday 34. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 40; minimum, 20; noon, 27; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Maximum te.mperature 39 de- grees at p.m. Friday. Low 20 at a.m. today. Noon readings 25, skies clear with visibility of 15 miles. The wind was from the west northwest at eight miles per hour, the barometer at 30.35 and rising and the humidity 62 per cent. ;
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The Brag Sheet
What a busy month June was!
Happy birthday to Toni Daly, Pat McNulty, Jesse
Katz and Sandy Bernstein.
Weddings & Engagements:
Congratulations to Dr. and Mrs. David Lichtenstein
on the marriage of their daughter Danielle to Dr.
Brett Dolgin, and on the engagement of their daugh
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Former Neponsit residents Ellen and Yossi Joseph
on the marriage of their daughter Meryl to Mark Pia
Robyn Hamberger and Kelly Ward got married. Congratulations to Carl
and Blossom Fraiman on the marriage of their youngest, Talia, who celebrated in Israel, where she lives.
Rachel Shapiro got engaged on the top of Machu Picchu, Peru, and will be
getting married in Kenya, where she lives.
Louis and Gina Gampero had a baby boy.
Anna and Richie Farina will celebrate the Christening of their baby girl,
Adriana Greco is off to graduate school at the New England School of Law.
Neal Alancha is off to Harvard.
Ian Clayman is going to the University of Pennsylvania.
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Online job hunters fought for a smaller pool of positions last month, as the number of vacancies on New Zealand's two biggest job sites decreased for the second month.
According to a report from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), total job vacancies advertised on Seek and Trade Me decreased by 6.3 per cent last month, in seasonally adjusted terms.
The latest Jobs Online Report showed the biggest drop was in the skilled job category, where vacancies slipped by 5.6 per cent between November and December.
That comes after a fall in November, when skilled job vacancies decreased by 4.1 per cent and all job vacancies by 2.7 per cent.
"While there is some variation from month to month in the seasonally adjusted series, the trend in skilled vacancies has been slowly falling since August 2012," said MBIE spokesperson David Paterson.
The biggest drop in skilled vacancies last month was in information technology, down by 15.5 per cent.
Hospitality and tourism, which grew by 5.7 per cent, was the only industry to see a rise.
On an annual basis, skilled vacancies have decreased by 1.5 per cent and total vacancies have increased by 0.6 per cent, compared to the year ended December 2011.
The fall in new job ads last month was typical at this time of year, said Seek's general manager Janet Faulding.
Seek last week released its December figures, showing a 1.3 per cent dip in new job advertisements.
The results showed it had been "business as usual" in December as companies held off appointing new hires until the New Year, Faulding said.
"We expect to see job ads grow in the first quarter of the year as employers begin actioning future recruitment plans," she said.
MBIE's report showed a trend in skilled job vacancies falling in the main centres, with Wellington down by 11.4 per cent, Canterbury down by 10.9 per cent and Auckland down by 5.4 per cent.
Although job ads fell sharply in Canterbury last month, vacancies over the year are up by 4.4 per cent.
A job boom in construction and engineering (+ 57.9 per cent) and sales, retail, marketing and advertising (+ 20.2 per cent) has offset a fall in IT (- 24.9 per cent) and accounting, HR, legal and administration (- 22.3 per cent).


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Apache Junction City Councilman and Gun Store Owner Jeff Serdy will be on 1100 KFNX from 12 till 2. At 12:30, Stephen Halbrook who championed gun rights cases in Chicago and Congressman Gosar will be joining the program from 1:30 till the end. Jeff will be asking him mostly about the effort to remove Eric Holder from office.
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InFocus already wowed us with the launch of the X10 a short while ago, offering a great 1080p DLP projector at a fantastic price and it look set to do the same thing with the X9. The x9 sacrifices a Full HD resolution, being merely 720p (a.k.a. HD Ready), but by doing so comes in at a fantastic low price, and doesn't skimp much elsewhere, either.
The 1,280 x 720 resolution is provided by a Texas Instruments DLP chip and is backed up by a 6-segment colour wheel. InFocus claims the X9 has a 2,300:1 native contrast ratio and can produce a 1,800 ANSI lumens brightness, which is about in line with the X10 - so image quality should, resolution aside, be pretty similar.
Connectivity isn't a particular strong point of the X9, with a single HDMI port, Component connector, composite input and S-video in, as well as a VGA port. However, with a projector using an HDMI switch box and having a single cable running to the device is almost certainly a preferable option anyway, so the lack on inputs isn't exactly a problem.
The biggest selling point of the X9, though, is its £499 MSRP. Indeed, I was impressed with the standard definition BenQ MP512 ST with its £470-odd retail price, so assuming the X9 doesn't have any particular fatal flaws, it should be even more worthy of recommendation. Especially as, looking around online, the X9 looks like it will actually be going for around £450-ish - a truly fantastic price for an HD Ready projector.


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What's Bad for Romney Could Be Good for AmericaEdward Glaeser
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Rick Santorum's withdrawal from the race seems to make Mitt Romney the inevitable Republican presidential nominee. As the former Massachusetts governor turns to the general election, I have a modest proposal for him: Don't try to win the election. Try to change America instead.
Romney should give up on contorting himself to please voters, for America and the Republican Party desperately need a leader who will put truth above popularity, and honestly discuss the costs of the benefits he promises.
If nominated, he will have our attention for the next seven months, which is a great gift. If he uses his visibility to tell voters only what they want to hear, he loses the ability to shape the nation. He could use the election to promote honest accounting and a culture of responsibility, which would earn him a permanent place in the American pantheon whether he wins in November or not.
He starts as a significant underdog. President Barack Obama has natural political skills, a powerful organization and can claim to have shepherded the U.S. through calamitous times. Intrade.com gives Romney only a 37 percent chance of winning the national election. Unless the most recent jobs report portends a further weakening of the economy, the president will be hard to beat.
High Road
Big gambles, like going for two-point conversions or choosing an unknown Alaskan governor as a running mate, are the right strategy when the status quo means defeat. Romney will need to shake things up; let's hope he gambles on traveling the high road rather than the low, with appeals to anti-China hysteria and the like. Let's hope he follows the risky route of Henry Clay and Wendell Willkie, who both preferred being right to being president.
In 1940, Willkie did far more good for the world by losing well than he could have achieved by dishonorably winning the White House. Before Pearl Harbor, there were plenty of America First isolationists, and Willkie could have brought out his base by charging President Franklin D. Roosevelt with war-mongering. Yet, while he occasionally waffled, Willkie generally limited his appeals to isolationism, making it easier for FDR to continue aiding England in its darkest hour, and to challenge Japan. Willkie's electoral sacrifice probably also helped ensure that America would enter World War II as a more united nation.
Romney can do something similarly noble today, by choosing an election strategy that puts America's interests ahead of his own. Any reform of our political system, and our society, needs to start with a culture of responsibility -- a broad acceptance that we need to pay for our pleasures. The Bill of Rights didn't promise us cheap gas or toll-less highways or the right to every new medical innovation at no cost.
Republicans want lower taxes; Democrats want more publicly funded services. Both views can be honorably defended, but it is hard to respect Republicans who promise lower taxes without explaining clearly what spending will be cut, or Democrats who want an ever-expanding public sector, paid for with someone else's money.
We cannot sensibly decide if we want bigger or smaller government without first acknowledging that lower taxes must eventually mean fewer public services, or that more public activity must eventually impose costs on the private sector.
Romney's campaign website contains the high-sounding phrase "We have a moral responsibility not to spend more than we take in." But while his economic plan clearly spells out the tax cuts that will let voters take home more cash, it is woefully lacking in details about who will pay for those lower taxes, beyond imposing block grants for Medicaid. The proposal calls for capping the federal budget at 20 percent of gross domestic product, but contains no discussion of how those funding cuts would materialize.
Ryan Budget
This reticence about spending cuts isn't limited to Romney. The 2013 blueprint presented by Paul Ryan, the Republican representative from Wisconsin who is chairman of the House Budget Committee, seems so fresh precisely because the U.S. has a surfeit of politicians, on either side of the aisle, who promise benefits without costs. Ryan may cut taxes and spending too much, but at least he has put forward an adult document that tries to grapple with the debt rather than just passing on problems to the next generation.
The Republican Party lost its credibility on fiscal discipline decades ago, but Obama's vast deficits (justifiable or not) have given his opponents an opportunity to regain the mantle of responsibility. To recapture that role, Romney needs to openly acknowledge that tax cuts only come from meaningful reductions in public services, and make the case that the cuts in services are worth the cuts in taxes.
Once Romney starts to own those service reductions, he will begin to appear more like a leonine leader and less like just another ambitious pol. Maybe, he can even start a fiscal-honesty trend. Medicare costs are the biggest budget buster, but politicians view supporting limitations on public health care as only slightly less career-threatening than expressing sympathy for Iran's nuclear ambitions. If Medicare must be an open-ended entitlement that gives every citizen the right to the publicly funded purchase of every new medical procedure, then the free market will ensure enough medical innovation to bankrupt the nation.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower must have been palpitating in his grave when Republican leaders started referring to modest attempts at public cost containment as "Death Panels." Ryan has proposed a brave, but unpopular, plan, to eventually replace Medicare with a voucher system that would limit costs to taxpayers.
Romney's Plan
At first, Romney noted that "the plan put forward by Congressman Paul Ryan makes important strides in the right direction by keeping the system solvent and introducing market-based dynamics," but his campaign then followed up with this: "As president, Romney's own plan will differ, but it will share those objectives."
If Romney wants to lead, he must risk more by telling more. But leading through honesty goes beyond the budget to the economy as a whole. I share Romney's view that private entrepreneurs are the wellspring of economic innovation, and I also see much to like in lower taxes and limited regulation. But these policies are no guarantee of economic prosperity, especially for lower-middle-income Americans. A candidate who would lead must ask Americans why they think they are entitled to good jobs at high wages, when there are better-trained workers in China who are willing to work harder for less money.
If Americans expect to be paid more, they must have more human capital -- the formal skills and ephemeral talents that make people productive. If we want our children to be as prosperous as those of the Pacific Rim, then we must put in the same hours teaching core math and science skills.
Our basic economic system is better than any state capitalism alternative, but it cannot ensure that less-skilled Americans will permanently out-earn better-trained international competitors. America needs leaders who will force the country to face its options honestly. Lower taxes mean less public health care. Too little time doing algebra with your children means they will be less prosperous than future competitors in the labor market.
Telling the truth may not get Romney elected, but it should earn him the lasting gratitude of his nation, and that is ultimately far more valuable.
(Edward Glaeser, an economics professor at Harvard University, is a Bloomberg View columnist. He is the author of "Triumph of the City." The opinions expressed are his own.)
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For decades our bullets have been growing very popular among target competition shooters. The vast majority of those who used our bullets were happy with the results. On a few occasions a competition shooter would be shooting a string, doing very well and unexpectedly a fired shot would come up as a miss. When a top level shooter is pouring bullets into the 10 ring and for no obvious reason the next shot is a miss it is clear that something bad just happened.
As it turns out the bullets were heating up to the point where the cores would actually melt. Once a bullet leaves the barrel with a melted core it is certain that the melted lead will burst through the jacket under such high RPM. Obviously this was a problem that we needed to solve, so we decided to test a thicker jacket. Making the jacket thicker did not make it strong enough to contain molten lead, but rather it moved the lead away from the source of the heat, which is the friction between the bearing surface and the rifling as the bullet goes down the barrel.
The thicker jacket was a huge success, and since its introduction we have received no reports of a bullet failing to reach the target unless extreme circumstances were present (very rough bore, excessively high velocity case far beyond even the largest standard case, or poor loading practices which damaged the bullet before it was fired). This successful solution to one issue presented us with another problem. Now that we are making bullets on thicker jackets do we need to make the original thickness jacket anymore?
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It was this consistent difference that led us to the decision to keep making both jackets. The standard jacket produces the most lethal wound channel deep inside the organs, and the thicker jacket keeps competition target shooters from losing 10 points with a miss. Now we had to figure out how to explain this to the shooters. Since everything is match grade we had difficulty in figuring out how we would distinguish one from the other.
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Several hundred black and asian trade unionists will be heading to Merseyside for the 2010 TUC Black Workers' Conference this weekend and three days of lively debate on a key range of topical issues from the impact of future cuts in public spending to the dangers posed by the rise of extremist political parties.
Addressing the conference later today (Friday), TUC Deputy General Secretary Frances O'Grady will warn that when even progressive politicians talk tough on immigration, there is a danger that this panders to the worst instincts of the right wing media and plays into the hands of the racists and right-wing extremists.
As part of her speech to the conference, Frances O'Grady will say: 'The Far Right poses a real threat to the cohesion of Britain's many diverse communities, with organisations like the BNP seeking to profit from both economic uncertainty and public disillusionment at mainstream politics.
'Politicians who play the race card should hang their heads in shame. The recession wasn't caused by workers born in India, Somalia or Poland coming to Britain in search of a better life. It was caused by bankers in the City and on Wall Street in pursuit of their own greed.
'In this climate racist attacks continue to take place. This week a new report from the Institute of Race Relations - released to coincide with the 17th anniversary of the death of black teenager Stephen Lawrence who was murdered on the streets of South East London by racist thugs - showed that black and asian minicab drivers, shop workers and takeaway owners face the highest risk of violence.
'And only last year in this very building, Gee Walker gave an enormously dignified address to Congress about the murder of her son Anthony, killed in a racially motivated attack in Liverpool five years ago.
'Meanwhile Nick Griffin is contesting the parliamentary constituency of Dagenham in the coming General Election and hoping to become the first fascist MP in the House of Commons in living memory. Similarly in the local elections also taking place on 6 May, the BNP is banking on taking control of the borough of Barking and Dagenham and becoming the largest party on Stoke-on-Trent City Council.
'Against this backdrop, it's the duty of every one of us to try to stop the hate-mongers in their tracks, to mobilise against the racists in our workplaces and our communities, and to alert our colleagues, friends and neighbours to the threat to democracy and community relations that is posed by the Far Right.
'The message is simple, people must use their vote and use it wisely because the BNP's biggest friend is apathy. Just as in last year's European elections when the BNP won two seats, not voting means someone else's vote counts double, and that person could be voting for the BNP.
'From Dagenham to Dudley, Stoke to Sunderland, Barnsley to Burnley, we must make sure voters say no to the BNP, no to fascism, and no to the politics of hate.'
The 2010 TUC Black Workers' Conference takes place in the BT Convention Centre in Liverpool from 2pm on Friday 23 April. The debates will conclude at lunchtime on Sunday. Other speakers over the three days include TUC President Dougie Rooney and Rob Berkeley, the director of the Runnymede Trust.
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Tories Are Turning Win To Loss On Trudeau Gaffe
Here they go again. The Conservatives are about to turn a positive news story into a negative one. The bright lights on the Conservative side have decided to call Justin Trudeau and David McGuinty before the House of Commons Natural Resources committee to explain their negative comments about Alberta. Comments that both McGuinty and Trudeau have already apologized for and which in addition, led to McGuinty resigning from his critic's portfolio.
One would think someone in PMO would have figured out that they have already won this round. They forced an apology from both men, and they won the press war just prior to a byelection which they also won. In addition, they have some great quotes for a future election attack ad. So why go on a witch hunt? Why the zealous overkill?
I bet Justin Trudeau can't believe his good fortune. In his wildest dreams he could never have imagined that a House of Commons committee would haul him in to testify about his comments even though they had nothing to do with natural resources. He must be jumping with joy at this request to appear before the committee. The Conservatives have handed him a gift. They have validated both his and the opposition parties attack lines. What better example of a draconian government that is abusive, heavy-handed and petty could they ask for?
Can you imagine the media coverage the Conservatives have given Trudeau? Every reporter on the Hill will be there and there will almost certainly be live coverage of his testimony. Every time the Conservatives cut off one of his comments or when they gang up on him, they will be validating for the public their pettiness.
They have also given Trudeau a chance to read a statement into the record, what a wonderful opportunity for him to take the Conservatives to task. I bet he can't believe his good fortune and I am sure he will be only too eager to testify.
Last week, Albertans and Albertan MPs were the victims of clearly stupid comments made by Trudeau and McGuinty. The Conservative side has now given Trudeau the opportunity to reverse the role and play the victim to the Conservatives heavy handed approach. If he plays his cards right, he will be able to milk this throughout his leadership bid, and if he wins, right up to the next election.
It would be interesting to know who dreamt up this "Star Chamber" exercise.
Do the Conservatives believe voters won't see them as being vindictive and petty? Do they actually think they will win the media war when Trudeau testifies? Do they honestly believe MPs should be held accountable before a committee for divisive comments they made about a region of the country, even if those comments were made years ago? If they do, can the Conservative chair of the committee tell us when a certain MP by the name of Stephen Harper will appear before the committee to explain his "culture of defeat" comments about Atlantic Canada?
Trudeau really stepped into it in Alberta eh? Quebec leader????
No one outside of Alberta cares that Trudeau dissed Alberta. But the appearance of favoritism for Quebec, that hits a nerve.
Trudeau said something bad about Alberta. Since when are cowboys so sensitive?
I'm from Alberta. Trudeau is right.
If anti-Alberta Justin Trudeau is elected, Western Canada should separate.
Anti-Alberta Trudeau interview reminds Canadians why the Liberals were voted out
Is Justin Trudeau still popular in Alberta today?
Part of me is offended by Trudeau's anti-Alberta comments. Part of me wonders who are these nasty Albertans giving rest of us a bad name.
Justin Trudeau just keeps bashing #alberta. If you live in Western Canada and vote for Trudeau,hit yourself with a frying pan. #yeg #yyc
Hey to break it to the tories but if they attack justin trudeau as "anti alberta" it may work for him
Justin Trudeau found out what it's really like to play in the big leagues today. And Andrew Chantal and Bruce are eager to talk about it.
If I were Trudeau I would get out in front of this thing and challenge anyone to a boxing match.
I've watched a lot of TV on Trudeau's comments tonight but with rare exceptions, only non-Liberals speaking. What's that about? #cdnpoli
btw, it's comments like those from Justin Trudeau that convince me Alberta is better off as it's own country.
@petermansbridge all the dirty secrets will come out now. It's not even election time! Are the Cons threatened?
Long history of English reporters ignoring what happens across the river, my guess. MT @aaronwherry: How did Trudeau comments escape notice
I said it earlier and I'll say again. Justin Trudeau makes Thomas Mulcair appear sane. #cdnpoli #shinypony #tcot
To those upset by Trudeau's Alberta comments remember we have a Prime Minister who said Atlantic Canada has a "culture of defeat". #cdnpoli
Hold the phones everyone; a Liberal spoke out against western focused political interests. Honestly, I am stunned. http://t.co/VnTCtcJP
Let us all learn a valuable PR lesson: Tape never dies. #justintrudeau http://t.co/hwGkTe6a
Cause most LPC agree with western bigotry sentiments MT @SusanDelacourt: .only non-Liberals speaking Trudeau's comments. What's that about?
Aghhhhh Trudeau *palm face* CTV News: Conservatives seize on Trudeau's Alberta remarks as byelection fight heats up http://t.co/7KgYhFRB
Justin Trudeau caught on video with anti Albertan slant. SUN NEWS journalists will take turns masterbating to the video for the next week.
So Trudeau controversy asks if Laurier, St-Laurent, Trudeau, Mulroney, Chrétien were better for Canada than Bennett, Clark and Harper...
Trudeau should just come out and back the stamps in the grey cup. Problem solved.
#nevervoteliberal Ahhh...the old #Trudeau #Liberal #Quebec arrogance comes out again. Justin's comments on AB in 2010 http://t.co/vBtx30Xy
The govt now wants #LPC to fire Trudeau from his portfolio as critic for amateur sport, suggests 2010 comments were "anti-Alberta" #cdnpoli
TOstar headline: "Justin Trudeau faces uproar for alleged anti-Alberta comments" Alleged?! He said it! via @PartyOfSunshine cc: @shephardm
The NDP is jumping on the Trudeau Alberta comments, too. @nathancullen speaks to how great Alberta is #hoc
Trudeau anti-alberta bias- hardly believe he has changed his tune since 2010. He was raised by his father after all. http://t.co/7W1QPQF4
Wonder if Harvey Locke knows no good Liberals come from Alberta, according to J Trudeau. #tcot #yyccentre #yyc #abpoli #ShinyPony
Anti Alberta comments "Taken out of context" Justin Trudeau? Proves he is arrogant and delusional. #cdnpoli #abpoli #qcpoli
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Thanksgiving ends at a different time for me then it does everyone else. Thanksgiving is over when my "Hydrox pudding" is gone. This isn't one of those desserts that make it past the "morning after" (Thanksgiving, that is.)
I mentally TRY and block out the fact that it is still in the refrigerator, but it never works. Alas, it was my breakfast today. Only now is Thanksgiving is officially over. Since I personally did away with most of the 9×13 pan, I will be repentant for the rest of the week by consuming nothing but fresh fruits and veggies and green tea (after my coffee this morning!).
In fact, I rarely eat anything like our Thanksgiving feast during the rest of the year. It's the California influence of healthy, organic and free range. Even though many of my posts have heavier dishes, it's only because I think about, "how many pictures I can actually take of the fresh stuff that doesn't require a recipe?"
My Nana's "Hydrox Pudding" is the only food item I have ever obsessed about. This is an old school dessert that takes hours to make. It immediately conjures up images of my grandparent's dining room and my Nana dishing this out on holidays.
The name "Hydrox Pudding" comes from the origination of the dessert back in the 1940′s, I think. It was made with Hydrox cookies; the predecessor to Oreos. You can still find them in grocery stores (yes, they have gluten in them). The filling is a custard/whipped cream that takes literally hours to make. It's basically a super-size, chilled, Oreo pie. It's not too sweet or too chocolaty. It's horrifically addicting to me for some reason.
It's a tricky recipe to get right. I've had years of practice and we were very happy with the results over the years. (It helps if you already know how make custard, and beat egg whites and whipping cream to a stiff peak.)
My whole family loves this dessert and my oldest son proudly finished off the last bite. He asked me to make it again. I told him I'd be happy to….next Thanksgiving.
*Tip – If you can't find the gluten free chocolate cookie crumbs, find your favorite gluten free chocolate cream sandwich cookie and crush them in the food processor until they are fine crumbs. Kinnikinnick just happens to be the best.
**Editorial comments for preparing**
The steps are all listed below under instructions, but if you haven't made custard before, this can be tricky. Don't be afraid. It's not hard – but requires a little more attention than a box of jello or pudding. Key is to make sure and chill things according to directions. When you are ready to prepare the final filling by integrating all the ingredients, make sure and beat the chilled egg/sugar/gelatin custard separately until creamy before adding to the whipped cream and whipped egg whites or you will get yellow lumps.
**Revised on 11/24/2014** When this was originally posted, there was only one kind of delicious gluten free "oreo" and it was made my Kinninnick and called "Kinnitoos." It is still my favorite, but now there are many gluten free "oreo" brands.
Nana's Hydrox Pudding Pie- aka Oreo Pie
6-8 servings
- 1 envelope Knox gelatin
- 1 cup milk
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 pint whipping cream
- 2 egg whites
- 16 oz gluten free "oreo" cookie crumbs (two packages of Kinnitoos)
- Soak 1 envelope of Knox gelatin in 1 cup of milk in the refrigerator for an hour. Make sure you whisk it well until there are no lumps.
- Combine 1 cup sugar and 2 egg yolks with the gelatin in a saucepan. Save the egg whites in the refrigerator. You will need them later and they need to be cold so you can whip them to "stiff peaks."
- In a medium sauce pan, continuously whisk the gelatin, sugar and egg yolks over medium heat until it begins to double in volume. Reduce heat to low and simmer another 3-5 minutes until it coats a wooden spoon.
- Cool it until completely set, approximately 1 - 1 1/2 hours.
- Whip 1 pt whipping cream with an electric hand mixer for approximately 3-5 minutes until it doubles in consistency and has thickened to a "whipped cream" with stiff peaks.
- Beat the two egg whites with an electric hand mixer in a separate bowl until stiff peaks form.
- In a separate, larger bowl, beat the chilled custard until it's smooth and creamy. This is key and usually where I mess this dessert up. If this is not creamy, you will end up with little yellow spots throughout the dessert.
- Add the egg whites and whipped cream to the creamy custard.
- Continue to beat until completely smooth and creamy (approx 2 min).
- Using approximately 1/2 of the cookie crumbs, press into a 9x13 glass baking dish. The crust layer should be thin and cover the entire bottom of the pan (but not the sides).
- Spoon the creamy filling onto the pressed cookie crust.
- Sprinkle the remaining cookie crumbs across the top until it's completely covered (another common name for this dessert is "dirt.").
- Chill for 3-4 hours. Chilling it overnight makes it even better!
- *This is a great "make ahead" dessert. This is also a terrible "make the day of" dessert if you don't have time to chill it for three-four hours. :-)
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