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Stats are through the games of January 15th.
Perth Heat –
Perth (20-18) hosted fifth-place Adelaide (18-20) over the week-end with whom they split their four-game set. The Heat has sole possession of second, two games out of first.
- Adam Melker: Melker remains on the Reserve List and did not participate in the series.
Season-to-date: .247/.354/.358/.712, 81 AB, 20 R, 20 H, 2 2B, 2 3B, 1 HR, 6 RBI, 11 BB, 17 SO, 1 SB, 0 CS, 3 HBP, .297 BABIP
Sydney Blue Sox –
Host Sydney (22-16) notched their first sweep of the season, taking four from last-place Melbourne (13-25). The Blue Sox swept themselves right into a first-place tie with Canberra who they face on the road next week-end.
- Geoff Klein: Klein produced his second strong showing in three weeks, singling twice and doubling three times in 14 at bats. Sydney's starting catcher drew three walks against just one strikeout with five runs scored and another driven in. Klein alternated hitless outings with multi-hit ones but was productive even when not making contact, as each of his walks resulted in a run scored. One of those runs came in a tight 2-0 win on Friday and Klein was responsible for three of his squad's tallies in Saturday's 5-4 victory. His line for the week: .357/.471/.571/1.042 with a .385 BABIP and .214 ISO.
Season-to-date: .260/.340/.374/.714, 131 AB, 14 R, 34 H, 9 2B, 2 HR, 17 RBI, 16 BB, 29 SO, 1 SB, 0 CS, .320 BABIP
Play-off stats are through January 15th.
Toros del Este –
Este went 3-3 for the period to bring them to 8-8 overall in the post-season. They are locked in a very tight race in which only two games in the standings separate Aguilas in first from Este in third.
- Jaime Romak: Romak was hitless in 10 at bats over four contests. He has not played since January 3rd.
Regular Season: .280/.308/.440/.748, 25 AB, 4 R, 7 H, 1 2B, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 6 SO, 0 SB, 0 CS, 2 E, .333 BABIP, .150 ISO, 3.8% BB/PA, 23.1% K/PA
Round-Robin Stats: .000/.000/.000/.000, 7 AB, 0 R, 0 H, 0 BB, 3 SO, 30% K/PA
The Mexican Pacific League play-offs began on January 2nd. In the first round, regular-season champion Culiacan swept fifth-place Hermosillo 4-0 to send the Naranjeros home. Third-place Mexicali downed sixth-place Mazatlan four games to three, which eliminated Nick Additon's former team. Obregon and Guasave, tied for second in the regular season, faced each other and the results of their series follow. Stats are through games of January 15th.
Yaquis de Obregon –
Obregon returned to Guasave up 3-2, needing only one more victory to take the series. Game six saw them fall 4-3 in 11, setting up a decisive game seven. The Yaquis could not recover from an early deficit as they fell 7-5 in regulation. As a result, Obregon faces Culiacan in the second round where they have a 2-1 lead in the series.
- Jermaine Curtis: Curtis is still looking for his first hit of the post-season. He was the starter in right for game seven against Guasave where he went hitless in two at bats but did draw three base-on-balls. Defensively, a throwing error by Curtis in the second permitted former Redbird Mark Hamilton to score one of the Algodoneros' three tallies for the frame. Curtis was unsuccessful in his one stolen base attempt. The 25-year-old was again the starting right fielder in game one of Obregon's series against the Tomateros de Culiacan where he got on once via a free pass. Curtis was replaced in right to start the 11th in a series of defensive shifts triggered by a pinch hit at bat in the 10th. In game two, he worked a pinch hit walk to begin the seventh with his team down 3-2 but was erased on a double play.
Regular Season: .306/.405/.372/.777, 180 AB, 27 R, 55 H, 9 2B, 1 HR, 22 RBI, 30 BB, 25 SO, 9 SB, 2 CS, .344 BABIP, 4 E
First-round Stats: .000/.250/.000/.250, 9 AB, 0 R, 0 H, 3 BB, 1 SO, 0 SB, 1 CS, 1 E
Second-round Stats: .000/.500/.000/.500, 2 AB, 0 R, 0 H, 2 BB, 1 SO, 0 SB, 0 CS, 0 E
The play-offs began on January 2nd with the top four teams playing each other through the 16th and the finals beginning on January 18th. With one game remaining in the round-robin portion of the postseason, it appears that Caguas and Mayaguez will face off in the finals. Stats are through games of January 8th.
Criollos de Caguas –
The Criollos won three and lost two for a 7-4 record.
- Luis Mateo: Mateo's bat heated up this week with seven hits in 17 at bats, flashing some extra-base power with three doubles. Batting at the bottom of the order, Mateo touched home three times and drove in two. He scored his squad's only tally in a 2-1 loss on the 9th and his sac fly in the sixth on Friday brought the tying run across in an eventual 5-3 triumph. Mateo drew one base-on-balls and fanned four times. His line: .412/.421/.588/1.009 with a .500 BABIP.
Regular Season: .313/.345/.403/.748, 134 AB, 19 R, 42 H, 7 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 15 RBI, 8 BB, 28 SO, 7 SB, 0 CS, 8 E, .380 BABIP, .082 ISO, 5.4% BB/PA, 19.0% K/PA
Post-season Stats: .270/.317/.405/.722, 37 AB, 5 R, 10 H, 3 3B, 4 RBI, 2 BB, 8 SO, 0 SB, 1 CS, 1 HBP, .333 BABIP
Gigantes de Carolina –
Carolina won only one of five games this week to bring their record to 4-7 overall.
- Juan Caballero: After making three appearances the entire regular season, Caballero matched that total in a five-game span this week. All three outings were with his team trailing, twice by a considerable margin. On the 9th, the righty entered the third with runners at first and second, none out and his squad down 6-1. He promptly served up a long ball but settled down to hold the opposition scoreless on three hits over the next four innings. Caballero was not as productive during Sunday's contest, which began for him at the start of the third with Carolina once again in a hole, this time 3-1. The 20-year-old yielded a tally on a free pass, double and sac fly in his first inning of work then departed the next frame with a run across, one out and runners at first and second, both of whom subsequently scored. Caballero tossed a scoreless ninth on Tuesday in mop-up duty during a 14-2 loss.
Regular Season: 5.40 ERA/6.19 FIP, 3 G, 0 GS, 1.2 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 HR, 0 HB, 3 BB, 2 SO, 3.00 WHIP, .250 BAA, .333 BABIP
Post-season Stats: 7.11 ERA/5.10 FIP, 3 G, 0 GS, 6.1 IP, 8 H, 5 R/ER, 1 HR, 0 HB, 3 BB, 5 SO, 1.74 WHIP, .296 BAA, .318 BABIP
- Anthony Garcia: After compiling a line of .296/.321/.667/.988, 8-for-27, with a double and three home runs in his first six post-season contests, Garcia managed just two singles in 11 at bats in the next three. He knocked in one run and the sole run he scored may have been the highlight of his week. With Carolina up 2-0 on Friday, Garcia singled to left to open the fourth. He advanced to third on a one-out single then stole home as the front end of a double steal. Garcia sat in the Gigantes' two most recent games.
Season: .279/.377/.433/.810, 104 AB, 13 R, 29 H, 5 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 16 RBI, 14 BB, 25 SO, 1 SB, 1 CS, 2 E, .338 BABIP, .144 ISO, 11.5% BB/PA, 20.5% K/PA
Post-season Stats: .263/.275/.526/.801, 38 AB, 6 R, 10 H, 1 2B, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 0 BB, 12 SO, 1 SB, 0 CS, 1 HBP, .292 BABIP
Indios de Mayaguez –
Mayaguez went 3-2 for the week, with one of their victories coming in a start made by Hector Hernandez. The Indios have a 7-4 record that ties them with Caguas for the post-season lead.
- Hector Hernandez: While Mayaguez won Hernandez' start on Sunday 14-7, the southpaw did not contribute much to their success, compiling a nearly identical line to his outing on the 5th in which the Indios fell 7-2. Hernandez was staked to an early lead when his team scored three in the bottom of the first but he gave one right back in the next frame. After a lead-off single, Hernandez wild pitched the runner to second where he was in position to take advantage of a two-out single to left that made the score 3-1. Mayaguez got that run back in the bottom of the third but Hernandez began the fourth by plunking the first batter, then sending him home on a double and single that put runners on the corners with none out for his replacement. The runner on third came home on a 6-4-3 double play. For the start he allowed three runs, earned, on five hits, a wild pitch and a hit batsman in three plus frames while fanning one. Hernandez did not issue a free pass.
Regular Season: 4.55 ERA/5.04 FIP, 10 G, 5 GS, 27.2 IP, 33 H, 17 R, 14 ER, 3 HR, 0 HB, 13 BB, 14 SO, 1.66 WHIP, .314 BAA, .333 BABIP, 10 IR/4 IRS
Post-season Season: 9.00 ERA/4.70 FIP, 2 G, 2 GS, 6.00 IP, 8 H, 6 R/ER, 2 HB, 3 BB, 3 SO, 1.83 WHIP, .300 BAA, .348 BABIP
Coming soon: Part two of this report will cover Cardinals prospects' results the past week in the Venezuelan League and recap the Venezuelan Parallel League season.
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Filing a Federal Lawsuit Under ERISA
Locate a Local Employment Lawyer
When Can a Federal Lawsuit Be Filed Under ERISA?
Through the Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), the Department of Labor ensures that pension plans are adequately managed. To enforce the provisions of ERISA, you can file an enforcement lawsuit in a federal court.
For example, a federal lawsuit under ERISA may be filed:
- When your pension benefits have been unjustly denied
- To challenge a pension plan's decision that will affect your future pension benefits
- To induce the pension plan to comply with ERISA rules (such as providing appropriate disclosures)
- To address inadequate management of the your pension plan
Understanding the Process: Claiming Pension Benefits Under ERISA
The Employment Retirement Income Security Act doesn't prescribe a uniform procedure for claiming pension benefits; instead, each pension plan has its own. However, certain ERISA rules do apply to the process of claiming your pension benefits. For example:
- You must receive the decision for your filed claim in writing and within a reasonable time.
- The decision pursuant to your claim must explain the reason for your denial of any pension benefits.
- Your pension plan materials must explain the appeals process.
- For your appeal, the pension plan must permit you to examine its files and records.
- Within 60 days of filing the appeal, the pension plan administrators must produce a written decision.
If your claim is denied on appeal, you still may pursue your claim in state or federal court.
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Line 6 Guide to Home Recording, Part 4: Effects and Automation
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Outside of work. I love to hear live music. I play guitar but it's been awhile since I've played consistently. Mostly into rock and reggae/ska (Go check out The Skints!). I read voraciously and usually have two to three books going at a time. Right now it's Ender's Game and Wheat Belly. Hiking is fantastic and I will do this myself, but is really so much better with a partner. Let's see....On the horizon...I have signed up for a Goruck Challenge in May so I am currently hiking about 24 miles a week while carrying a thirty pound backpack full of bricks. This on top of any sparring or other work outs that I squeeze in. I find that there is a direct correlation between movement and happiness, at least for me. I am not a total gym rat and still love to eat junk on greater occasion than I'd like to admit. I usually have a couple of beers or glasses of wine each day. What I'm getting at is that I am in great condition for 41 but am by no means perfect. Well, I am as I want to be. I like that. I'm going with it.
I would love to meet someone who is a mix of responsible and playful, who is laid back yet high energy, who can have fun yet not at the expense of others or herself. I do care that my partner be healthy and fit and wise and smart and sweet and sassy. Sorry, I got carried away :) Healthy and fit doesn't necessarily mean a size 4 but I do care about over all fitness. Strong and well proportioned is attractive. Above and beyond this is personality. The right person can turn the package into sexy very quickly. I really think that chemistry is huge. Some people just have it. Beyond that, two people need to be on a similar path. I don't want to have more children, I wouldn't mind being a positive role model in the life of other young souls.....just not too young. And I'm not really sure what that is. Hmmmm?? I'm not much of a homemaker, I like to be out, but I don't mind helping out getting stuff done or staying in if it means a movie or making an awesome meal and then enjoying a drink and catching up. Won't catch me renovating the house or working on interior design. Outside may be a different story. I like doing outside work and love all things natural.
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POLICE are still appealing for witnesses after thieves broke into a church and a school in Cricklade last month.
St Sampson's Church, in Bath Road, and Prior Park Prep School were both targeted overnight between December 4 and 5.
Thieves got into the historic church, parts of which date back to the early 11th century, and broke into a safe containing money and silver and stole £60 in cash.
Officers arrived on the scene but found no sign of the offenders. They said there was a possibility the break-in was related to similar incidents in the area.
Nothing was stolen from the school but it is thought the intruders tried to break into a safe on the premises.
Police also went to a property in Fullers Avenue, in Cricklade where they discovered cannabis and fined the occupants £80.
Despite recent police activity in the area, Cricklade and Purton Neighbourhood Policing Team say there is a decrease in reported crime compared to the same period last year.
PC Lee Kuklinski said: "Both offences are still under investigation and inquiries are continuing.
"We have also seen some thefts in and around Purton, ranging from burglary to theft from sheds.
"Please be careful to secure your property and report any suspicious activity.
"During December, acting on information given to us by the community we carried out a drugs warrant in Fullers Avenue, which resulted in the discovery of cannabis and subsequently the issuing of £80 fixed penalty tickets to a male and female at the address.
"Also during this period nine arrests were made, which included offences such as drink driving, theft, ABH and criminal damage.
"Within the Cricklade and Purton NPT beat area reported crime and anti-social behaviour are down by 17 per cent compared with the same period last year."
Anyone with any information relating to the burglaries at Cricklade can call 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.


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Last week's Intel Developer Forum served as a showcase for InfiniBand, the new bus architecture that promises to alleviate many of the bottlenecks clogging servers and storage systems today.
InfiniBand is a switched-fabric I/O technology that ties together servers, network devices and storage devices.
At the forum, a fully meshed InfiniBand-based network demonstration consisting of products from Intel, Adaptec, Agilent Technologies, Compaq, Computer Associates, Crossroads, LSI Logic and Q-Logic showed an InfiniBand environment by connecting CPUs with one another and with peripherals such as storage systems and network cards.
Other demonstrations at last week's IDF included:
Chip maker Banderacom; Lane15 Software, which makes InfiniBand management software; and WindRiver Systems teamed to show off a Banderacom InfiniBand host server connected to a prototype InfiniBand Target Channel Adapter built with Banderacom's IBandit prototype chip set.
3Com demonstrated Ethernet network devices for connectivity. The demonstration was designed to show how clients will independently run a variety of high-bandwidth applications over InfiniBand, such as disk backup, MPEG-2 video and videoconferencing.
VIEO's InfiniBand management software family, which is designed to help users set up and manage clustered applications.
Jean Bozman, a research director with market research firm IDC, says InfiniBand's switch fabric bus architecture will allow users to accommodate many types of traffic that will increasingly be crossing through their data centers, including streaming video, voice and audio files - all of which now present bandwidth problems.
The ultimate pervasiveness of InfiniBand systems is important for users, such as those of IBM and Sun gear, because they will be able to select from a multitude of hardware vendors, not a select few.
InfiniBand products should ease the bottlenecks that even the latest PCI-X-based servers will have by creating a switched-fabric backplane that can handle 500M byte/sec to 6G byte/sec speeds and offer throughput of up to 2.5G byte/sec. Current architectures support 1G byte/sec.
Intel's Jim Pappas says InfiniBand's switch architecture is designed to help network managers eliminate some of the wiring closet nightmares they now face in trying to connect a range of devices.
The InfiniBand architecture calls for a single connection point between any host device and a central InfiniBand switch, which directs traffic between devices. Using current shared-bus technology, such as a PCI connection, each device must have a separate connection through a designated port.
Pappas says Intel's current plans don't include backward-compatibility for servers without InfiniBand connections.
He expects most users will turn to Infiniband-enabled devices. But Bozman says she wouldn't be surprised to see other chip companies come out with bridge chips designed to let legacy servers connect to InfiniBand switches and newer enabled devices through a PCI connector.
The InfiniBand Trade Association, which is made up of more than 218 vendors, released Version 1.0 of the InfiniBand specification last fall and Intel has made components for products, such as the InfiniBand Host Channel Adapter and InfiniBand Switch. They have been available to manufacturers since January.
This story, "Intel Developer Forum showcases InfiniBand" was originally published by Network World.


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FATHER-NAMES, Part 2
The waterfall was not very high, yet it tumbled down with force. Where the sparkling curtain of drops ceased to fall and hit the rocks, making the water churn and whipping up flakes of foam that swiftly dissolved, he saw a few twigs whirl in the eddies before the current carried them downstream. Some bore leaves.
Maglor stopped in his tracks.
'The dark-haired boy was crouching on a rock in the water, close to the eddies. Now and then he cast a twig into the stream, watching it twist and turn until it vanished from his sight. So engrossed was he in this game that he did not observe the tall stranger who stood observing him.
For a while, Maglor did not stir. Once more, he heard his brother's words: Would it not be for the best if they should perish, instead of growing up to take revenge? Now that his search proved far too easy compared to Maedhros' laborious and vain attempt, he knew in his heart that he had hoped it would be unsuccessful. 'To evil ends shall al things turn that they begin well,' their curse had prophesied. Was meaning this boy and his brother well not the surest way to let them come to harm? What if others sought them? Some at least must have escaped from the Havens. He turned away to leave. And turned back.
The child was leaning forward in a dangerous way to scoop up a handful of foam barely within his reach. Maglor watched him curiously. The boy kept his balance and captured his foam flake with his right hand. When he lifted it carefully to his face it glittered like starlight, until he blew it from his palm and the stars scattered.
Maglor opened his mouth and cried. 'Young one!'
At first, the child appeared to hear nothing. When Maglor repeated his call, he jumped up, startled, and poised to flee.
Nine or ten years old, Maglor thought, until he remembered the boy was half mortal, and that mortals grew faster than Elf-children. Four rounds of the sun since this one was born? Cautiously, he advanced along the bank, pushing aside some branches. How did one speak to a child? He had no children of his own, nor had he ever paid much attention to the young.
He decided on: 'Do not run,' and: 'Are you alone?'
The boy did not move or reply.
Maglor attempted a different approach. 'What is your name? How old are you?'
After a long silence the boy offered: 'I am six years old. And my name is Elurín, after my mother's brother. But he died, and I do not want his name.'
Had Elwing been mad, or fey, to name her son after one of her dead brothers? Would the other boy be called Elured? The thought of using such mother-names repelled Maglor. Wonderering at the strange turn this conversation took he asked: 'So you would rather have a different name?'
Maglor thought of the glittering but short-lived foam dissolving on the surface of the stream. 'Then I shall call you Elros*.' For like the foam on these waters, your time under the Sun will be brief, compared to the life of the Elves. A cold thought, and one he could never repeat to the child. What foresight of doom had come upon him, that he should think such a thing about someone he had met but a few moments ago?
'Elros.' the boy repeated, as if savouring a new taste. Shivering, he stepped into the cold water and waded to the bank, where his shoes lay. 'Now tell me your name.'
He decided to speak the truth. 'Maglor, son of Fëanor.'
The child's grey eyes hardened and darted towards the weapon on Maglor's hip. 'Murderer! Have you come to kill us?' he cried. He did not run away, though.
Us. So the other boy had to be around, too. Maglor drew his sword from its scabbard and saw that he had not cleaned it properly, for it bore traces of blood. A hissing sound escaped the boy.
Appalled at his own lack of subtlety, Maglor threw the weapon out of reach.
An older child, knowing what the hands of a strong adult can do, would not have been satisfied. Elros seemed to relax, be it only a little. 'What happened to my mother?' he asked. 'They said she jumped out of the tower window.'
'She is alive, but she has gone. More, I cannot tell.' That much was true, Maglor thought. He could not tell a six-year-old that his mother had flown away in the shape of a gull. Not here, not now. 'But maybe you can tell me where your brother is?'
Elros tried to outstare him. He did not lack in courage, that much was clear. At last he declared: 'Not far away.'
Clever enough. But he was young, and inexperienced at feigning. Maglor followed his glance, in the certainty that it would tell him the tale. It swerved towards the waterfall.
At first he was taken aback. Then he understood.
There was a narrow space between the rock and the glistening, ever flowing curtain of water. The boy might have slipped through without being touched by more than a few droplets of the spray, but Maglor could not. His left side was quite wet when he stepped inside the shadowy cave. But at least it was not sticky, as it had been yesterday, when the moisture had been blood seeping through his coat of mail.
Elwing's other son was seated on the rocky floor, his arms around his knees, his black hair glimmering in the light that passed through the veil of singing water. He was looking up. The roof of the cavern, moistened by the spray, sparkled like the starry dome of heaven and seemed further away than it was. Yet the child was not so absorbed by the sight that he did not hear Maglor enter. When he saw it was not his brother, he, too scrambled to his feet. His eyes went wide.
So did Maglor's. The boy was the mirror image of the one outside.
They are twins! his mind shouted, full of amazement, full of grief.
The features of his own twin brothers came back to him, those furious, dead masks that once had been the eager, joyful faces of his father's youngest sons, countless years hence in the Blessed Realm, before the Shadow fell. This was an agony he had never expected to suffer. His aching heart seemed to expand until his chest was barely able to contain it. And in that moment he knew beyond all doubt that he would defend Elwing's sons with his own life.
How long they gazed at one another, their silence filled by the sound of the waterfall, he did not know. It was the boy who spoke first, his clear young voice rising above the noise. 'Are you a son of Fëanor?'
Maglor was surprised. So they are different after all. This one sees. He nodded. 'I am Maglor.'
'Then you have done much evil,' the boy said sternly - his mother's words, most likely. 'Are you here to you harm us?' His gaze did not waver.
Maglor was forced to look away. 'Yes, I have. And no, I am not.'
'Why not?'
'You and your brother remind me of my own twin brothers, when they were young.'
While the boy considered that, a scraping sound could be heard at the entrance of the cave. The other twin came in, dragging the discarded sword along. He looked as defiant as ever.
'Would you kill me if you could lift my sword, Elros?' Maglor asked.
The boy merely scowled, loath to admit the weapon was too heavy for him.
'He would, if he were but a little taller. But his name is not Elros,' remarked his brother.
'His old name did not please him. So I gave him a new one.' Behind Maglor, the sword clattered to the floor, as if Elros was no longer able to lift it.
'If if you were to give me a new name, what would it be?' Elros' twin demanded to know. His eyes, too, held a challenge, but of a different kind.
Name me well.
Briefly, Maglor wondered what name their father would have bestowed on them, the man who had sired them and then left them, exchanging his home for the deck of a ship. None at all, he deemed, or Elros would have mentioned it. He looked from the glistening vault overhead to the waiting boy. 'You are Elrond**,' he said. For you may live to see the stars tread their age-long dance through the dome of heaven. This time, he did not wonder what, or who, put this thought into his mind, though again he knew he must conceal it. In Arda Marred both dooms would bring sorrow soon enough.
'Elrond,' the boy repeated. Just that - nothing to suggest he either accepted or rejected the name.
Maglor bit his lip. 'Come,' he said. 'Let me take you back.'
'Home?' they asked simultaneously. Their voices were almost indistinguishable, but not quite. To one with a singer's ears it would not be difficult to keep them apart.
'To whatever home I can give you,' Maglor answered.
They were silent for a while. 'Do you think it will do?' Elrond said to his brother.
'If we want to grow up to wield swords,' Elros replied ominously.
Elrond turned back to Maglor. 'We have no choice, have we?'
He did not deserve better. Yet, while he led the twins through the woods towards the Havens of Sirion, Maglor the Singer found himself softly humming a new tune for the first time in many years, a marching song to accompany their small steps. He was not at all sure if he could win their trust. He still could not tell if there was a ground to evil. But he knew that, for the time being, the task he had set himself would keep him from falling any further.
*Elros = Star foam; Elrond = Star dome
For naming customs among the Elves: see The Shibboleth of Fëanor, in: The Peoples of Middle-earth, Volume 12 in the History of Middle-earth. If this story deviates from the usual procedure, it's intentional.


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One of the things that I dislike most about washing clothes is that I always forget to check the machine and my stuff sits there until it is nearly dry and wrinkled up. One geek had a washing machine with a notoriously inaccurate timer and he got tired of having to trek down to the basement to check clothes so he hacked up something to tell him when the clothes were done. The result is a cool notification system that can be checked from a computer.


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Ambrose Philips; Joseph Trapp; Alexander Pope; Jonathan Swift; William Wycherley; John Sheffield Buckingham, Duke of; Samuel Garth, Sir; Thomas Tickell; John Hughes; Henry Grove; Laurence Eusden; Nicholas Rowe; Jacob Tonson; Most eminent hands.
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|Pages 161 and 491 misnumbered 16 and 492 respectively; page numbers 299-300 and 173-176 omitted from sequence.
Includes table of contents.
Title within double line border.
Runing title: The sixth part of Miscellany poems.
"The bookseller to the reader" signed: Jacob Tonson.
"Pastorals" by Ambrose Philips and "Pastorals" by Alexander Pope each has special title page dated 1708 and 1709 respectively.
Contains contributions by Ambrose Philips, Nicholas Rowe, Joseph Trapp, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, William Wycherley, Earl of Mulgrave, Samuel Garth, Thomas Tickell, John Hughes, Henry Grove, Laurence Eusden and others. Also contains two unsigned works by Jonathan Swift: "On Mrs. Biddy Floyd" and "Baucis and Philemon."
Three pieces by Pope are here first printed: "January and May; or, The Merchant's tale: from Chaucer," "The episode of Sarpedon, translated from the twelfth and sixteenth books of Homer's Iliads" and "Pastorals." cf. R.H. Griffith. Alexander Pope: a bibliography, no. 1.
Edited by Jacob Tonson with the assistance of Nicholas Rowe. cf. Cambridge bibliography of English literature.
Sixth in a series of miscellanies published by Tonson, 1684-1709. Five other volumes published under various titles.
Known as Tonson's Miscellany or Dryden's Miscellany.
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|Microfiche. Chicago, Ill. : Library Resources, 1976. 1 microfiche ; 8 x 13 cm. (Library of English literature ; LEL 12156).
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Forward Mark Stone of Winnipeg heard the best-ever knock at his hotel-room door on Wednesday morning in Calgary at Canada's national junior hockey team's selection camp.
Stone and forwards Quinton Howden of Oakbank and Mark Scheifele, the Winnipeg Jets top draft pick in 2011, were named to Team Canada's roster and will represent Canada at the 2012 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship later this month in Edmonton and Calgary.
The three players were among 22 players announced on Wednesday as the final selections for Canada's entry in the tournament set for Dec. 26, 2011-Jan. 5, 2012. There were also 13 players released on Wednesday morning after phone calls asking them to meet with head coach Don Hay.
"I was pretty nervous in that hotel room. I was rooming with Scheifele and we were both pretty nervous last night," the 19-year-old Stone said in a telephone interview.
"We both fortunately got pretty good sleeps and woke up to the knock on the door. We're both really excited to play for our country starting on Boxing Day.
"We've been talking about the Jets quite a bit, with him drafted by them and I'm from there so it was nice to room with him all camp."
Stone, the captain of the Western Hockey League's Brandon Wheat Kings, is the WHL's scoring leader with 27 goals and 65 points. He will play for Canada for the first time in his career. He was a member of a Canadian regional team with Team West at the 2009 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
"This is the first time I'll be representing my nation. Words can't describe how I feel right now and there's 21 other guys that feel the same way as I do," said Stone, a sixth-round draft pick of the Ottawa Senators in 2010. "We're excited to get to know everyone and hopefully we can jell together as a team real fast."
Howden, the captain of the Moose Jaw Warriors, made the team despite suffering an upper-body injury. TSN had reported that Howden was treated for concussion-like symptoms last Monday after he was checked into the boards by Brett Connolly during an intra-squad game. Howden did not play in Tuesday's exhibition game against a CIS all-star squad.
Howden, goaltender Mark Visentin and forwards Connolly and Jaden Schwartz are the only returning players from the 2011 team which won silver.
The 6-foot-2, 205-pound Stone was considered a long shot coming into last summer's evaluation camp but has worked for a month in the summer with Ottawa Senators' power-skating specialist Mark Power. At each level of the Team Canada selection process, Stone performed consistently and continued to impress Team Canada staff.
"There's a lot of steps to get here in this process and I felt I did the best that I could in most of them. I'm thrilled to be here. It's one of the best experiences I'll ever have in my life," Stone said.
"People have showed a lot of confidence in me from Day 1 and I've always been told not to give up," Stone said. "I've always wanted to play in the world juniors so this is going to be the best opportunity I'll ever have, maybe in my whole, entire hockey career."
Other players named to the team include: goaltender Scott Wedgewood, defencemen Nathan Beaulieu, Brandon Gormley, Jamie Oleksiak, Dougie Hamilton, Scott Harrington, Ryan Murray and Mark Pysyk and forwards Freddie Hamilton, Jonathan Huberdeau, Tanner Pearson, Devante Smith-Pelly, Ryan Strome, Michael Bournival, Brendan Gallagher and Boone Jenner.
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Photos: Fuh-can Beer and Guitars was a blast, but where were all the people?
Oskar Blues's Fuh-can Beer and Guitars event was vacant compared to the beer halls at the Great American Beer Festival.
All photos by Nate Hemmert
There may have been a few too many beer events this past weekend as part of the Great American Beer Festival. And Oskar Blues may have suffered from the excess, given that its two-day concert, Fuh-can Beer and Guitars, benefiting the Love, Hope, Strength Foundation and victims of the recent Colorado floods, was fuh-can empty -- a sad break for the charities involved. Nonetheless, we were everywhere this weekend, including here, and brought back photos of the event.
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The production level was great, and the music was awesome -- bummer no one was there to listen.
The few people who showed up had a blast. It felt like a personal concert all to yourself.
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This was one that I really did enjoy! It was very addicting and kept me interested throughout the whole drama. Never once got bored although they dragged some parts out. It took me a full week to finish, but it was well worth it. Very long and well played out. I hated Gong Joo's mom and dad...they were both very selfish although the dad was just passive. The mother was really evil! They got punished at the end of the drama which resulted in their deaths, sadly they died, but that was punishment in my eyes. Most people think that gisaengs are horrible and disgusting...but this drama proves how tradition can be upheld, and being a gisaeng isn't necessarily a bad thing. I LOVED RaRa, misjudged her at first but enjoyed her throughout this show!
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Site Mapping Software Recommendations
Posted 06 July 2006 - 09:01 PM
I have Trellian Site Mapper which is great for broken links and whatnot but I really want something that can give me an overview of the size and structure of a site visually.
Can anyone recommend anything?
Posted 06 July 2006 - 09:14 PM
Yep, it's from the same company mentioned here:
It's the program listed at the bottom of this list:
I say that it's good for smaller sites, because it's a limited version, as a free download. But, I like the way it displays information about a site.
And, while it won't show everything for larger sites, the information it provides for those is still helpful.
Posted 06 July 2006 - 09:49 PM
Posted 06 July 2006 - 09:57 PM
BTW: do you want a prototyping tool Sophie, or an automated one? Because an automated one might have a few troubles truly knowing what goes where, and there are quite a few design tools for prototyping.
Posted 06 July 2006 - 10:31 PM
A company called Mercury Interactive, out of Sydney, used to have one years ago, which I bought at the time, but it doesn't run on XP and they don't seem to have upgraded it at any stage.
Posted 06 July 2006 - 11:05 PM
A company called Mercury Interactive, out of Sydney, used to have one years ago, which I bought at the time, but it doesn't run on XP and they don't seem to have upgraded it at any stage.
A shame. My older version of Visio (pre-microsoft) would create a sitemap, too. Sadly, it doesn't run on Windows XP, and Visio 2003 IT Pro is fairly pricey. You might be able to find a copy on eBay for less.
Posted 06 July 2006 - 11:37 PM
I'm not sure it's what I want though, I want it to display a map of the site graphically and Visio seems to be done by lists, I may be wrong though. Will report back.
I stand corrected. Bill, you're a superstar, that's exactly what I wanted!!!
Thanks. :notworthy:
Posted 07 July 2006 - 12:31 AM
I loved those Visio site maps. Maybe I'll dish out the money for a copy of the newer version myself.
Posted 07 July 2006 - 01:59 AM
I've always used Visio to visually map out sites for clients. Just never knew it did this too.
Posted 06 April 2007 - 12:32 PM
2. How many links do you recommend to be on the sitemap? (I have 105 but I think they are organized ok.)
3. It was my understanding that the navigation bar was for people but the site map for search engines.
Is this correct?
4. Should the title of each link be the same as the title of the page?
This is my sitemap page.
Since I already have a sitemap, is there an advantage of using something like
which was mentioned earlier?
Posted 10 April 2007 - 07:29 PM
Most of the time when I want to take a look at the IA of a site, I'm most concerned with the primary navigation elements (primary, secondary, tertiary navigation). When you unleash most of these programs on a website, you end up with a visual representation of every link on the site (horizontal links, etc), and it's just represented as a jumbled mess.
I found one not long ago that made incredibly stunning visual representations of websites; almost like a 3d map of the universe. Very colorful and very cool to look at, but not at all useful.
Visio's automatic tool works fairly well, but it's still not usually what I'm looking for.
I looked for a long time but didn't really find anything. If you do, let us know! We always just take the time to map everything out in Visio by hand (it's a great job for an intern that's learning about this stuff!!).
Posted 10 April 2007 - 10:41 PM
labooks I think you're confusing a website Site Map with site mapping software, which is easily done as they have a similar name. We're talking about software that can help you "map out" the structure of your website. Kinda like an architect's blueprints.
The Site Map on your website looks pretty good from the quick look I took. If you want more advice you might want to start a separate thread.
chriscbs, so far I've still found Visio to be the best solution. Am always keeping my eyes open though.
Posted 13 April 2007 - 02:02 PM
All you have to do is make sure you specify your homepage in the site management area.
There are several clever helpful visual options. It shows includes 'n' all and has different colours
for external links.
Its completely effortless and free if you already own Dreamweaver, lets face it most web designers do
Except the one who cant use it, afford it, or claim to code in notepad exclusively.
It can handle maps sites, from very simple to complex. To view your site map you just need to click
on the icon indicated by the purple arrow.
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Posted 14 April 2007 - 04:18 AM
I think I can guess what youre thinking - If it could be saved as an xhtml file you could use it to generate the kind of site map of referred to chriscbs. Alas this is not possible. You can only save it as a bitmap (.bmp)
Its more of a visual alternative to the standard file list.
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Tomatoes find their way on to salads and sandwiches without much consideration, but they deserve more attention for tomato week. Here are 10 fabulous nibbles where tomatoes are the star.
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From: "Kathy Lueck" <>
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Harve Smith - Bernie
Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 20:44:19 -0500
References: <A47E324E32F24AE8B42E714319C2E6E2@BerniePC><3BA588505F024018A44057D62A3BBDBC@KathyPC><8CC94F6AA8D74BC8A3A09E2ACD2D3839@BerniePC>
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Hey Bern:
Just thought I'd let you know that Norman's great uncle Harvey Smith
died. His funeral is Saturday. Ninety-one years and going strong. He had
congestive heart failure and had been sick for a month or so. He kept his
sense of humor and oneriness to the end! I'm sure it was those Sinor genes.
Love ya, Kathy (the old one)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bernie Moore-Knowles" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 9:25 PM
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Bill Blevins Book- Ole Kath
> Hi there Ole Kathy!
> Let me look at my older emails and find that guy's name. If
> not..........you can send it to me and I will gladly repay you on Tuesday
> for that book today?
> Ole Bern
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Kathy Lueck" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 6:44 PM
> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Bill Blevins Book- Bernie
>> Hey Bernie: It is so good that you have surfaced again. Glad to hear
>> that
>> you might be Tulsa bound. Hope it works out!
>> I ran across that book of Bill Blevins that I purchased from his
>> daughter.
>> Do you remember who wanted it or what his address might be? Let me
>> know.
>> Old Kathy Lueck
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Bernie Moore-Knowles" <>
>> To: <>
>> Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 11:59 AM
>> Subject: [ARIZARD] Moore?
>>> Hey guys?
>>> After Mike Reeves posted in response to Gen's question - I went to the
>>> Mississippi site that Mike had suggested for her. Really interesting
>>> and
>>> thanks to Mike.
>>> Just goes to show you?
>>> I know that some of you may know that I have never been able to find my
>>> grandfather and his family in the 1900 census. The Moore family, right?
>>> Well.............I noticed something on the census record on that site.
>>> Moore family had been enumerated as MOOER!
>>> I have tried every spelling in the world to find my James William Moore
>>> in
>>> 1900 and have come up empty. The census record in 1900 is very
>>> important
>>> because no one knows just how many children that James Moore and Eliza
>>> Jane Smith had - nor when or where that Eliza died.
>>> On the Missouri online records, I found that there was a daughter born
>>> to
>>> them in 1886, I think it was and this record provided that at the time
>>> of
>>> this infant daughter's birth - Eliza had given birth to ten children
>>> prior.
>>> That was news and the daughter was news, too.
>>> So, if anyone has absolutely nothing else to do? Right.............
>>> Can you see if there are any MOOER families in the 1900 census? I am
>>> guessing that they would be found in Missouri, Arkansas or Oklahoma or
>>> Indian Territories. Eliza was either Black, Indian or a combination of
>>> the two races. Most probably enumerated as White, though. James Moore
>>> was White, I know that. I have a circa 1885 picture of them - so, I
>>> know
>>> she was still living in 1885 and 1886.
>>> She was a beauty and he looked grumpy.
>>> Never know what this List can do. If Mike Reeves had not posted that
>>> link, I would have never gone to the site and would never have thought
>>> of
>>> that spelling of the Moore surname.
>>> Bernie Moore-Knowles
>>> Carlsbad, California
>>> "I have Indian blood in me. I have just enough White blood for you to
>>> question my honesty." ........Will Rogers
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text: On 26/02/2012 15:58, H. S. Teoh wrote: > Just a quick follow up on: > > https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/phobos/pull/449 > > I wasn't aware that .ini was deprecated by Microsoft. What's their > touted replacement for it? The registry. Besides, the code you've linked to seems to me to be an implementation not of M$'s .ini format, but of something more general. > Also, I know that there are applications out there that use the .ini > format, even though they aren't specific to Windows. To choose a random > example, the Opera web browser (I use the Linux version, and its config > file is in .ini format). Yes, I think you'll find many cross-platform apps that store configuration in files rather than in the registry. In some of these cases, the developers chose the Windows .ini format or something based on it. FTR: While I was doing my PhD I created a configuration file format, which I called Configur8. It is similar to .ini, but with a different notation for section headings and with one or two extra features such as importing another Configur8 file and overriding some of the settings in it. I implemented it in C++ and Fortrash 90. I haven't got round to porting it to D, partly as I haven't had use for it in my personal projects, but it would be straightforward once I've managed to dig it up. > Another example is git. > > So I think this might be something useful to have in Phobos. Just my > $0.02. Is there an open-standard format that we can follow, other than one that already has a different name (such as YAML or XML)? IMM it makes little sense to have an implementation of a proprietary or ad-hoc data format in Phobos (except possibly as part of a common API supporting a variety of open and proprietary formats). Stewart.


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text: On Saturday 19 July 2008 14:54:13 Ian Robinson wrote: > Dear Kris, > > 1. iwi Wifi fixed. The new Alpha 4 release fixes the wifi problem I > had with the iwi driver. I wrote over the Alpha 3 release as soon as > I had a freshly minted dvd to install, so I cannot test with the > commands you gave me. > > Looking into the /boot/firmware directory shows there are no iwi > files. Obviously my comment about that was proven wrong. > > I am guessing that the radio was not "on" as I never saw the blinking > amber light on the laptop's front panel. As you know, the inner > workings of the "on" switch for the Intel PRO/2200 are so secret that > not even God knows, and the usual workaround was to boot into and out > of Whine_doze to make sure radio was on. Alas, that did me no good. > I am pleased to tell you that my wifi is perfect now, and scan detects > all the wireless radios in the neighborhood. > > 2. Screen Freeze fixed. My other problem about a screen freeze has > also disappeared. I've been running for almost two hours in and out > of many programs without so much as a hiccup. Viewing the Desktop > Quick Guide almost always had sent me to the black blinking screen of > death. No longer. > > 3. Bill mentioned he had experienced problems with his monitor going > in and out of standby. I'm running the Alpha versions on three > different systems (PIII desktop w/ Matrox G450 video card, Dual P3 > ML-370 server w/ ATI Rage Video and SCSI Raid array, and this laptop > w/ Intel 855 Video), and all of the monitors go into and recover from > standby just fine with my equipment combinations. > > 4. I still have a "Lost & Found" menu item under the Applications Tab > containing Akonadi Console and KJotsPart. > > 5. It's great to have Konsole working. > > 6. More speed, more power, more Wow! The combination of FreeBSD 7 > and KDE 4.1 RC1 really gives this computer some heretofore unexpected > power. Big directories read faster, Gmail loads faster, images > resolve faster. My pulse is up. I'll probably have to be sedated > soon with whatever doctors and psychiatrists give people to bring them > back down to normal. > > 7. This morning I saw and downloaded a PCBSD 7.0 Alpha 4 .img file > for USB installation. There was no readme or directions. There were > several examples existing on the WWW that said to use dd to copy the > .img file to the USB stick. Is that the plan intended for the .img? > However, this afternoon, the ftp site did not have the USB img > anymore. Was there a problem? > > Thanks again Kris, Tim, and The Team. > > Ian Robinson > Salem, Ohio > _______________________________________________ > Testing mailing list > Testing at lists.pcbsd.org > http://lists.pcbsd.org/mailman/listinfo/testing My problem was with the previous release. This one has fixed that problem. And you are correct, PC-BSD is really starting to rock. I did try the Digikam PBI today. It installs and runs, but no longer finds my camera. Also, I had a problem with installing it on the previous version and this as well. I installed it and ran it up and with the camera already plugged in. Running Digikam for the first time totally locked up my system. In each case this did not happen again after doing a shutdown and restart. Bill


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Previously I sent a message detailing how I could not get my ethernet
driver to recognize a link if I used DHCP to configure for an NFS root.
However, now it seems the problem has spread since I updated to the
newest version of the kernel. With the previous version (2.6.8),
everything worked. With a version current as of yesterday, the driver
fails to recognize a link. This is what I get:
Serial: CPM driver $Revision: 0.01 $ ttyCPM0 at MMIO 0xfdfd1a00 (irq = 40) is a CPM UART ttyCPM1 at MMIO 0xfdfd1a60 (irq = 43) is a CPM UART RAMDISK driver initialized: 16 RAM disks of 32768K size 1024 blocksize loop: loaded (max 8 devices) eth0: Gianfar Ethernet Controller Version 1.1, 00:e0:0c:00:00:0d eth0: Running with NAPI enabled eth0: 256/256 RX/TX BD ring size eth1: Gianfar Ethernet Controller Version 1.1, 00:e0:0c:00:01:0d eth1: Running with NAPI enabled eth1: 256/256 RX/TX BD ring size e100: Intel(R) PRO/100 Network Driver, 3.0.27-k2-NAPI e100: Copyright(c) 1999-2004 Intel Corporation Uniform Multi-Platform E-IDE driver Revision: 7.00alpha2ide: Assuming 50MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with idebus=xx
NET: Registered protocol family 2 IP: routing cache hash table of 4096 buckets, 32Kbytes TCP: Hash tables configured (established 131072 bind 65536) NET: Registered protocol family 1 NET: Registered protocol family 17 eth0: PHY is Marvell 88E1101 (1410c62)It then sits there forever. The debugger indicates it is receiving interrupts, and debug output proves my link interrupt is triggering, and a timer acts the same. however, I both the timer and the interrupt call schedule_work() to accomplish the actual work of detecting the link state, and configuring the controller as necessary. Debug output indicates that this function is never called. Extensive debugging has shown that the kernel gets into try_to_wake_up(), and exits:
old_state = p->state; if (!(old_state & state)) goto out;old_state at this point is 0, and state is 3, with those two bits representing TASK_INTERRUPTIBLE and TASK_UNINTERRUPTIBLE. I tried setting those bits in my driver, but that did not work. At this point, I'm stuck. My interrupt function is pretty simple:
static irqreturn_t phy_interrupt(int irq, void *dev_id, struct pt_regs *regs)
{ struct net_device *dev = (struct net_device *) dev_id; struct gfar_private *priv = netdev_priv(dev); /* Clear the interrupt */ mii_clear_phy_interrupt(priv->mii_info); /* Disable PHY interrupts */ mii_configure_phy_interrupt(priv->mii_info, MII_INTERRUPT_DISABLED); /* Schedule the phy change */ schedule_work(&priv->tq); return IRQ_HANDLED; }I'm not sure this is the correct list, but I'm hoping this is a simple matter of my driver doing something wrong. Any ideas?
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It's been well documented that reports of Australians' incomes sometimes betray a fair bit of ignorance about what constitutes a typical or a high income. I've been interested in whether most Australians share this tendency of some journalists to imagine that a family comfortably ensconced in the upper echelons of the income distribution is actually on a 'middle income'. Do people really think that $150 000 or $200 000 a year is typical?
A recent Essential Report by EMC tried to find this out. They asked a sample of respondents what they perceive to be a middle income and what they regard as a sufficient income to qualify as well off or wealthy. They asked this question about both households and individuals. It turns out that Australians have quite a realistic sense of what constitutes a typical income in today's Australia.
The median response to EMC's question about how much income would define a household as 'middle income' was $94 000 per year. A gross income of $94 000 would have put a household at around the 64th percentile of the household income distribution in 2009-10, when the last ABS household income survey was conducted. Australians' understanding of what qualifies as a middle income isn't too far the mark.
The research showed that people regard $111 000 per year as enough to make you 'well off', while $159 000 makes you 'wealthy'. This doesn't quite square with reports that households on over $150 000 are doing it tough. $111 000 would put a household at around the 72nd percentile of the distribution, while a household on $159 000 per year would be earning more than about 87% of Australian households (again, using 2009-10 numbers).
People in the EMC poll thought that an individual who earns $66 000 a year was on a middle income. This figure is just below the average earnings of a full-time worker, a bit above the median for a full time worker. This is a little high for an estimate of the median individual income, but is definitely in the range of what would be considered as a middle income. The research suggested that an income of $106 000 a year was enough to make an individual wealthy, in the eyes of their fellow Australians. Given that this is around 50% above the mean for a full-time worker, and not far off double the median, it seems reasonable to agree that such an income is relatively high.
The evidence is quite clear: reports which suggest that households in the top 10% or 20% of households are actually 'typical' don't square with the facts, and they don't square with Australians' views about what qualifies as a middle income. It's worth bearing this in mind as another federal budget looms.
[Note: ideally, such a survey would ask people to think about working age households, or households in which at least one person worked. Respondents would also be asked to define what they thought was a middle income for a particular household type – say a family with two adults and two children. This would enable us to compare their responses to the data on equivalised incomes.]
UPDATE: Someone from EMC has helpfully made contact with me to clarify one point about their survey – they did actually ask respondents to define 'middle income' (etc.) for a household of 2 parents and 2 children.


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