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In The Feeling Body, Giovanna Colombetti takes ideas from the enactive approach developed over the last twenty years in cognitive science and philosophy of mind and applies them for the first time to affective science -- the study of emotions, moods, and feelings. She argues that enactivism entails a view of cognition as not just embodied but also intrinsically affective, and she elaborates on the implications of this claim for the study of emotion in psychology and neuroscience.
In the course of her discussion, Colombetti focuses on long-debated issues in affective science, including the notion of basic emotions, the nature of appraisal and its relationship to bodily arousal, the place of bodily feelings in emotion experience, the neurophysiological study of emotion experience, and the bodily nature of our encounters with others. Drawing on enactivist tools such as dynamical systems theory, the notion of the lived body, neurophenomenology, and phenomenological accounts of empathy, Colombetti advances a novel approach to these traditional issues that does justice to their complexity. Doing so, she also expands the enactive approach into a further domain of inquiry, one that has more generally been neglected by the embodied-embedded approach in the philosophy of cognitive science.
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Giovanna Colombetti is Associate Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Sociology, Philosophy, and Anthropology at the University of Exeter, UK.Review:
Bodily affect, in a sense that goes deeper than basic emotions, has been underplayed in emotion theory and even in some of the most embodied approaches to cognition. Colombetti does a great service in exploring the dynamics of the affective life, gathering together empirical and theoretical perspectives to show that enactive theories need to be even more embodied than they are usually construed to be.(Shaun Gallagher, Lillian and Morrie Moss Chair of Excellence in Philosophy, University of Memphis)
In this clearly written and engaging book, Colombetti draws from approaches as diverse as phenomenology, dynamical systems theory, cognitive science, and neuroscience to make important new contributions to the fields of enactive cognition and affective science. She enriches the enactivist perspective--which focuses on the dynamic meaning-making activity of an organism in its environment--by revealing the primordial role of affective dimensions of cognition in all of our embodied ways of making sense of, and engaging, our world. At the same time, she expands emotion theory by exploring the deep affective patterns by which we engage our world at a level that precedes and underlies our conscious emotional experiences. The impressive result is an excursion through the depths of sometimes hidden processes of directed response and feeling that lie at the heart of our ability to navigate meaningfully within our physical, interpersonal, and cultural surroundings.(Mark Johnson, Knight Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy, University of Oregon)
Giovanna Colombetti's discussion of these topics effectively integrates scientific research and phenomenological descriptions of lived experience. What results is an insightful and genuinely interdisciplinary discussion of emotion that will be of interest to affective scientists, emotion theorists, phenomenologists, and proponents of enactivism....There are many topics in this thought-provoking book that merit further attention.(Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences)
Colombetti's book...is a welcome addition the tradition of enactivism that was inaugurated by Varela, Thompson, and Rosch....The novelty of her proposal lies in its thematic focus....Colombetti is interested in exploring the enactive notion of living and lived embodiment.(New Ideas in Psychology)
Promising and provocative....Colombetti's book is a valuable contribution to this dialogue, a first sustained argument for enactivism as a unified and coherent understanding of the affects.(Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews)
An excellent read in enactivism....Colombetti develops her own enactive approach against the backdrop of careful reviews of other theories....a remarkably clear...source of knowledge for all those who wish to learn more about the mind as an embodied and thoroughly living phenomenon.(Metapsychology)
The Feeling Body is the book that I wish had been available at the beginning of my graduate studies. It will provide an excellent stepping-stone for researchers in this area to develop the nascent area of affectivity and embodiment yet further.(Constructivist Foundations)
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HALIFAX - The Halifax Rainmen have suspended Tyler Richards indefinitely until his court case is over for an assault charge stemming from an alleged weekend bar incident.
Team owner Andre Levingston made the announcement Tuesday, one day after the news of the charge was made public.
"We're going to suspend him for now, pending the outcome of the investigation," Levingston said on Tuesday afternoon. "Naturally, the allegation is a concern of ours. We think it's best right now that Tyler deals with the situation in front of him. We think he should focus on that, and two, we want to know what the outcome will be and we'll take it from there."
Police officers responded to an incident at Taboo nightclub early Sunday morning where a 22-year-old woman alleged she was assaulted by a 27-year-old man inside the bar.
Richards, a guard with the Rainmen, was held in custody overnight and faces a single count of assault for the alleged incident. He is due in court Jan. 30.
Levingston said the team is taking the matter very seriously.
"We'll let due process take its course," he said. "There are two different sides. The truth is in the middle. We bring in these gentlemen to represent our city and our club. These are very serious allegations against him and we need to make sure this is dealt with in the proper way."
Richards has had one previous encounter with the law. A former star with the St. Francis Xavier X-Men men's basketball team, Richards saw his final varsity season end prematurely when he and two teammates were charged after a man was punched and kicked during a fight in February 2009.
Richards was sentenced to fourth months house arrest in April 2010 on a single count of assault causing bodily harm.
"He's really disappointed," Levingston said of Richards. "All the hard work he's put into cleaning up his character and rebuilding his image is right back to zero. Now he's got to start all over again."
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In the viewfinder, she's far away even when she's with me. I hate cameras. They make everything seem so small and distant. Almost unimportant. But then again, it all is so very unimportant. Insignificant. I'm just me, she's just her, and whether or not she's mine will have no bearing on anything significant.
It's just a flash. A picture. A paper. We die, it fades, and none of it mattered. The world is too big, the universe is too vast. It all takes just a split second. Like a flashbulb. It's over before we know it and we're cast into the vast recesses of Death.
I know all of this. It weighs on me, dragging me down to the lowest depths of myself, like a anchor, keeping me firmly rooted in bleak realism. And yet her eyes softly gaze into mine, and mine melt into hers, and suddenly, I don't worry anymore.
I'm not here to seek the approval of a cruel world or an uncaring universe. If the forces of the universe refuse to feel obligated to my existence, then I will exist in spite of them. I exist and she exists and I love her.
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Burke is standing, equipped as a postilion, in readiness to drive off his ally, with a plan of economy under his arm.
Gaston took the purse, while a postilion unharnessed a horse and led it to him.
There was not a man of any kind with them except the postilion.
If you will give your horse in charge to the postilion, we will attend you at once.
We caught the postilion at disadvantage as he was flogging the weary animals up the brow of the hill.
He shouted to the postilion, and the huge, lumbering vehicle was set in motion.
The postilion made no resistance; the horses were taken off, and the chaise was drawn back to the high road.
"At your pleasure, sir," said the fellow, and called to the postilion accordingly.
I looked at the speaker, and recognized in him the postilion who had brought down the barouche.
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text: Testing of BLCR with Torque 2.5.3 is going well here so far. I've been asked to configure a queue such that all jobs submitted to it have checkpointing enabled. Is there a way of doing this? The Torque manual's list of queue attributes (section 4.1.1) omits checkpoint_dir, which seems to exist (section 2.6), but I'm not sure whether other checkpointing-related queue attributes may not be lurking somewhere. - Donald Neal -- Donald Neal | "I'm the smartest person in | the room. High Performance Computing | Though not the most scary." The University of Waikato | - Topher Brink


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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - A spokeswoman for the family of Terri Schindler Schiavo said Monday afternoon that the disabled woman at the center of a Florida euthanasia controversy has been hospitalized for the second time in less than two weeks.
"She's been hospitalized, and the conditions are mysterious," Pamela Hennessy, the volunteer media coordinator for the Schindler family, told CNSNews.com Monday afternoon. "The parents don't know what's going on, but she appears to be in critical condition. It appears to be pretty serious."
As of mid-afternoon, the family had been unable to determine the reason Terri was returned to the Morton Plant Hospital from the hospice where she was being kept. Though Terri was admitted through the hospital's emergency room sometime Sunday night, her family did not learn of her hospitalization until midday Monday.
As CNSNews.com previously reported, a 1996 court order requires that Terri's parents be immediately notified of changes in their daughter's medical condition. Hennessy said the family received no such notification when Terri was moved Sunday night.
The Schindlers also were not told about Terri's Aug. 13 hospitalization for an undisclosed medical emergency. The parents were initially denied access to Terri and refused any information about her condition.
The Pinellas County Circuit Court ordered attorneys for Terri's husband, Michael Schiavo, to surrender a hospital discharge report to the Schindler family Thursday, one day before the Florida Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of the Schindlers' case to keep their daughter from being starved to death. Hennessy said the parents have still not received that report.
Allegedly under orders from Michael Schiavo, the hospital staff has not released any information to Terri's parents about the reason for her emergency admission to the facility Sunday night. But, in a brief statement to CNSNews.com relayed through Hennessy Monday, Terri's father, Bob Schindler, speculated about the cause of his daughter's hospitalization.
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The Chinese-owned imported goods shop called Shun, where Jennifer Mills-Westley met her death, was open for business less than 24 hours after the killing.
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Montréal, Canada, September 12, 2007 – As the computer software field continues to evolve, OOPSLA 2007, the international conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications, will attract software technologists from around the world. Participants will address the newest trends in improving programming languages, refining the practice of software development, and exploring new programming paradigms. The program includes international speakers, interactive panel discussions, innovative research papers, and inventive demonstrations. It is intended to spark debate on topics ranging from programmer productivity and secure, reliable software to changing hardware platforms and ultra-large scale systems. OOPSLA 2007 is sponsored by ACM (the Association for Computing Machinery) and ACM SIGPLAN, its Special Interest Group on Programming Languages. It runs from October 21-25, at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, Québec, Canada.
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Revision history for Net-SMTP-TLS
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First version, released on an unsuspecting world.
Lots of stuff that could be done for future versions, such as better
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POD tests are a nuisance, removed. Also, per Michal Ludwig's
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In a situation where you have two guys who excel mainly when they play on the ball (wall and holiday), which one do you relegate to playing more off the ball? jrue obviously did not exceed at this at the college level, but wall is a pure point guard after all. this scenario is definitely unlikely, but really interesting to think about.
The Timberwolves would never make this trade...
And if they do who's to say they will actually pick Turner. For all i know the T-wolves are hot for Turner only because the have zero chance of landing Wall. Without Rubio they don't have a true PG either (i don't trust Flynn at all).
If Minn. makes this deal, I agree, they take Wall and than at #16 the best s.g. that fits Rambis!s triangle. But Wall/Holliday works as much to me as Turner/Holliday because Wall and Turner both ,as of now, need the ball to be effective.
I want to rephrase my last statement; they are both more effective with the ball in their hands. Guys, if Jrue slid over to s.g. is there a s.g. he reminds you of?
Joe Dumars and Kirk Hinrich, who, by the way, were in the very similar situations.
Those are two pretty good names. With Jrue's first year, I feel his playmaking ability supersedes Hinrich's. Hinrich could easily handle a team and get them into their sets, but Jrue's ability to create off the dribble is much better. That's why I think it would be more of a waste to have Jrue slide over than Hinrich, because you'd be wasting a guy with better PG skills.
Would you trade Thad+EB+#2 to Minny, for #4,#23, Rubio and Jefferson?
I might be in minority, but i would without a doubt. Rubio> Jrue, and Jrue has trade value, plus we can hold on to the rights of rubio for another year and see what Jrue does in his 2nd season, both have good trade value i'd guess.
Absolutely YES!!!
Rubio is going to be amazing. However the Sixers management have proven to be reluctant at best to taking International players, so i can't see it happening.
The starting lineup could be:
It might require sending either Rubio or Holiday for a star SG, but is a minor worry compared to our current team.
There hasn't been a lot of talk on this site about Hassan Whiteside, but if we got another pick, I would love to pick him up. I know there were some character concerns about him, but it seems like he has a good attitude.
Evan Turner and Marreese Speights for Blake Griffin
PG: Holliday
SG: Henry
SF: Igoudala
PF: Griffin
C: Dalembert
PG: Baron Davis
SG: Eric Gordon
SF: Evan Turner
PF: Chris Kaman
C: DeAndre Jordan
No way... I don't like Griffin. I think he will struggle with injuries in his career.
Would any1 do #2 for #4 and Rubio?
faster then you could say that lou williams is a fukn scrub
Rubio is worth a top 3 pick alone. The #4 would only be a bonus :)
Is he to the Sixers though? Let it be known that I love Rubio and think he's a great talent, but we already have a PG for the future. Plus, I know what Jrue looks like as a player in the NBA and that includes his defense. There's something to be said for not knowing what Ricky (I love the first names on the back of jerseys) will do against NBA players. I think he will be pretty damn good, but then we have two good PG's and we sell one of the for 75 cents on the dollar. I don't know, I think I'd rather scoop up Turner now.
Here's the other thing too: If Rubio won't play with Jonny Flynn, do you think he will play with Jrue?
I think he would as Jrue can play off the ball where Flynn (note he might not excel, but if he isn't working out off the ball i'm sure plenty of teams would be willing to trade for Jrue come deadline time or before next years draft) is useless and has to be a PG in the league.
That being said, Rubio would be a nice coup if we can package him and let's say Cousins for the #2 pick. We would definitely need to think about that one. Imagine if him and Jrue played together. They would be like a great RB duo in football with a power back (Jrue) and then the speed/pass-catching guy (Rubio). They both have pretty good size, so that might be worth the gamble to try and see if they can coexist for 10 minutes a game.
Jrue + Speights/Thad + #2 for #1 + Crap?
Would have to think John Wall is going to be a Tier 1 superstar if you offer that.


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- 3. Pets must be in good health, not predisposed to cause harm to other animals, humans, or objects, and should not have an offensive odor. Pregnant pets will not be accepted.
4. Passengers must supply a crate satisfied the following conditions. Japan Airlines does not supply crates.
- a. large enough to allow freedom of movement to stand, lie down and turn down
- b. Containers must be made of a solid material (plastic, metal, wood, etc.), with ample ventilation openings covered by weld mesh and a leak-proof bottom.
- c. Containers made entirely of welded mesh or wire mesh are not suitable for air transport.
- d. lockable
- 5. The passenger is responsible for confirming and preparing all import/export documentation required for travel and making arrangements with the appropriate quarantine offices. Please be sure to contact the appropriate consulate, embassy, and quarantine offices regarding import/export regulations well in advance of travel. Valid import/export documentation must be presented in its entirety at the JAL check-in counter on the day of travel.
- 6. The accompanying passenger must also sign documentation required by JAL at the time of check-in.
- 7. Additional restrictions may apply to pet travel depending on the flight itinerary booked.
- 8. For itineraries that include flight segments operated by other air carriers, it will be the responsibility of the passenger to confirm arrangements for the their pet with each respective carrier. Please note that under certain circumstances, Japan Airlines cannot accept the transfer of pets from other airlines.
(*) For pets traveling alone, please contact the nearest
JAL CARGO office
for information.
(**) To inquire regarding the transport of other types of animals (birds, rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, marmots, chipmunks, squirrels and chinchillas), please contact JAL Reservations .
Charges for each pet container will be assessed according to the route. To receive a quotation, please contact JAL Reservations .
Rules regarding the import and export of pets vary by country and region. Prior to travel, be sure to contact the quarantine office, embassy, consulate, etc., of your departure and arrival countries to determine the required documentation for import and export of your pet. This may include an export quarantine certificate, import/export permit, health certificate, and import certificate. Confirm that you have obtained and completed the required forms in advance.
For countries requiring an export quarantine examination, please complete the examination prior to going to the check-in counter.(***)
These procedures may take a considerable amount of time. Please arrive at the airport early enough to complete them before your flight. JAL recommends you arrive at least two hours prior to your scheduled departure time.
(***)In cases where an export examination is required at an airport in Japan, please confirm the quarantine office's hours of operation in advance.
When checking your pet in, you will be required to sign a waiver. The waiver is available for download online from the following link.
Please bring the completed waiver with you to the check-in counter on the day of departure.
* In order to view PDF documents, you will need to install Adobe Reader on your computer.
Pets will be checked at the check-in counter at the time the accompanying passenger checks-in. Please present the JAL agent with your pet's import/export documentation in the same manner you present your airline ticket and passport.
Sign the required JAL forms regarding the carriage of pets. The JAL agent will provide you with information on the fee for your pet's travel and collect the applicable charge.
JAL is not able to provide your pet with food or water after check-in (including transfer points). JAL recommends you give your pet sufficient food and water prior to check-in. The passenger may put a water pod and a food container inside the pet's crate that will not leak prior to check-in.
Because international flights tend to be long, JAL can provide you with an insulating sheet that will help keep your pet warm during the flight by retaining the pet's body heat. You may obtain a sheet to place in the container by requesting one at the JAL check-in counter.
Your pet will be kept in a climate-controlled room until just prior to departure. Pets are not placed on conveyor belts with other luggage. Pets are carefully carried to the plane by our ground staff. Your pet is then loaded onto the plane. Pets are carried on covered trailers to protect them from rain, wind, or other weather conditions.
* Loading area for pets vary with aircraft type.
Pets are placed in the cargo compartment of the aircraft. During the flight, the temperature your pet experiences in the bulk cargo compartment may vary depending on the outside temperature and the exact location of the pet crate. However, the air is well circulated and the temperature in the cargo hold is maintained. JAL also wraps crates with air cushion rolls, while allowing for ventilation, and takes other measures to ensure a safe in-flight environment for your pet.
A JAL agent will carry your pet from the cargo compartment to the arrival lobby and deliver your pet directly to you in the baggage claim area. From this point, take your pet to the quarantine office and complete the necessary import procedures.
We accept animals in the cargo compartment under the following conditions.
1. Advanced reservation is required to ensure that space is available in the aircraft cargo compartment.
* At the time of reservation, we will ask your crate size(width/height/depth), total weight of your pet and crate together, type and age of your pet.
* There is a limit of size and number of pet crate per each aircraft types.
* We might need several days to confirm your reservation due to the limited space of each aircraft.
2. We accept the following live animals (domestic pets).
Dogs, cats, small birds (that eat seeds, fruit and insects), rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, marmots, squirrels, chinchillas
* Dogs and cats must be at least 8 weeks of age to travel.
* French Bulldogs and Bulldogs are not accepted.
- 3. Pets must be in good health, should not cause harm to other animals or baggage, and should not have an offensive odor. Pregnant pets will not be accepted.
4. Arrange a crate which meets the following requirements:
- a. Crates must be large enough for the animal to stand up, lie down and turn around.
- b. Crates must be constructed of durable plastic, fiberglass, wood or material of similar strength, and be leak proof.
- c. Crates must have proper ventilation.
- d. Crates which are made entirely of welded mesh or wire mesh except the bottom surface are not suitable for air transport.
- e. Crates must be lockable and escape proof.
- 5. Obtain the necessary documents according to the quarantine regulations of the exporting and importing countries. The passenger shall be solely responsible for confirming and preparing all import and export documentation. Please check with the quarantine office, the appropriate embassy, consulate, etc., and take the necessary procedures.
- 6. You will be requested to sign our documents at the departure airport.
- * If your pet will be traveling unaccompanied by you, please read the information about transporting pets as cargo.
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From: "Augie August" <>
Subject: Re: [Q-R] ALL- Postmortem Photos
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:59:43 -0600
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feb /58 & sept/58 each time, mama had pics made of daddy & my brother in their coffins....
when mama died in '73 & pics were mine, I burned them...'cause it hurt me to look at them.
plus we have pictures of them when they were living and smiling and loving us....moi
Most examples that I've seen show a person, dressed, and very life like,
only the eyes are closed lying in a coffin.
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County commissioners authorized putting a 5.5-mill general fund operating levy on the November election ballot during Monday's meeting.
Commissioners Charlie Cowgill and Walt McKee voted in favor of proceeding with the levy. Commissioner Danny Harmon voted against it.
According to information released by the commissioners office, the levy, if approved by voters would generate approximately $1.05 million for the county's general fund operating coffers.
Funds from the levy would be used for the operations of county offices, including the Noble County Sheriff's Office.
Noble County resident Gerald A. Willey met with the commissioners to suggest ways the county could generate additional funds.
Willey said he recently made requests to the state to increase traffic related arrests in order to generate funds from additional fines.
"I've asked the State of Ohio to form citizen posses to help make arrests," he said. "We have the worst traffic problem in Noble County anybody ever heard tell of."
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Bridge Collapse Provides Cafferty with Fresh Angle to Stigmatize Iraq War
CNN's Jack Cafferty on Thursday afternoon managed to use the Minneapolis bridge collapse tragedy to take another shot at the Iraq war as he pointed out how the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have cost $600 billion and featured an e-mailer who complained spending on infrastructure is "a drop in the bucket compared to $450 billion wasted in Iraq."
[UPDATE, 8:35pm EDT: Cafferty's question during the 7pm EDT hour of The Situation Room: "In light of the Minnesota bridge collapse, how could the U.S. better spend the $2 billion a week that we're pouring into Iraq here at home?" Cafferty later decided to feature an e-mail response from Steven in Hawaii who sarcastically suggested: "Just identify all of America's infrastructure as Taliban, or Islamic extremists or gay marriage proponents and presto all the money in the federal budget will be thrown at it to 'attack' the problem!"]
Cafferty outlined the 7pm EDT hour "Cafferty File" question:
"The total outlay for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, so far, over $600 billion. Think for a minute about what we could do with that money here at home, not only to improve our own infrastructure, but for other domestic needs that go wanting. Here's the question: In light of the Minnesota bridge collapse, how could the U.S. better spend the $2 billion a week that we're pouring into Iraq here at home?"
Presumably, he meant "how could the U.S. better spend at home the $2 billion a week that we're pouring into Iraq?"
At the end of the 4pm EDT hour of The Situation Room, Wolf Blitzer interviewed Senators Chris Dodd and Chuck Hagel, who pointed out it's difficult to find the "hundreds of billions of dollars" needed to repair infrastructure. Blitzer then went to Cafferty for the e-mail replies to his "Cafferty File" question of the hour, but Cafferty first interjected: "I think the number of dollars that we have spent on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is right at $600 billion."
Cafferty's question: "In light of the fact that proper maintenance of our roads and bridges has been neglected for years, how do we get our government to do the right thing?" Amongst the answers Cafferty chose to highlight: A woman who described $200 billion, apparently the amount spent in some time period on infrastructure, as "a drop in the bucket compared to $450 billion wasted in Iraq" -- Cafferty suggested "I think it's actually more than that" -- and a man who proposed that "the solution is simple. Revive Roosevelt's National Recovery Act. Begin putting people to work rebuilding our country."
Cafferty at 4:59pm EDT with the replies to his August 2 question for the 4pm hour:
I'm not a mathematician, but I think the number of dollars that we have spent on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is right at $600 billion. The question, in light of the fact that proper maintenance of our roads and bridges has been neglected for years is: How do we get our government to do the right thing? Now, there's something to get your arms around.
Nina writes: "Jack, we haven't invested in infrastructure in this country since Lyndon Johnson's time, actually. Then, it was guns and butter. Now it's just guns, no butter. The butter seen as fat is our bridges, roads, and rails."
Karen in Indiana: "Bush and our Congress fiddle, while our infrastructure fails us. $200 billion, a drop in the bucket, compared to $450 billion wasted in Iraq" -- I think it's actually more than that -- "some of it on their infrastructure. Vote for anybody, except the ones currently in office."
James in Tennessee: "In the early '90s, I sat on the Highway Users Federation board. One of our missions was to get the feds to release funds slated for the maintenance of the federal highway and bridge system. I retired before anything positive happened in that respect. And I have been out of the loop ever since. You might look into how much unreleased funding is presently available and what it's being used for, if it's not being used for the purposes intended."
Stan in Hays, Kansas: "Congress is spending billions each month to rebuild infrastructure in Iraq. Can't they find a few bucks for the folks in Minnesota and the rest of this country that's falling apart?
Jim in California: "The solution is simple. Revive Roosevelt's National Recovery Act, begin putting people to work rebuilding our country. So many of the infrastructure elements in this country were developed in the '30s and '40s under Roosevelt, and then left to rot in front of our smoke-filled eyes. The country is 80 years behind the curve."
And Jeanne writes my favorite letter: "On this question and almost every question you have asked in the longest while, there is but one answer. Vote out and each and every elected official each and every election year. You need to run this e-mail daily on your show until we start thinking about it. If we would do that, the officials in government would begin to listen to us."
Jeanne, I think you might be on to something.


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Grade 7 students combined their exploration of cut paper as an Art medium with their learning about the celebration of "The Day of The Dead" in Mexico.
Click on this link to access a copy of the Maplewood Middle School Handbook and Code of Conduct.
We will use Twitter to celebrate the great things happening at MMS and keep followers updated on useful information.
This year we continue our W.I.N. (Whatever I Need) period in grades 6 and 7 to meet students' needs by providing additional time for enrichment in Science and Social Studies and for intervention instruction in English Language Arts (ELA) or Mathematics. The programming will also provide an advisory/character education period at least twice a month to address the social and emotional needs of all students and to strengthen relationships within the school community.
Information about the Fall YouthNet Clubs, permission slip and brochure.
The Maplewood Middle School Student Council, HSA, and PBIS committee will be holding a Dance-A-Thon to raise money for our school store and other school events!
Click the link to order your 2016-2017 Yearbooks today!
At 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 15, 2016, our annual Back-To- School Night will take place for all families of Maplewood Middle School 6th, 7th and 8th graders. The evening will begin with a version of our morning broadcast on live closed-circuit TV.
Approximately 900 students from more than 60 schools and school districts throughout New Jersey came together to recite authentic poems they had memorized in Chinese, ESL, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, and Spanish.
7TH GRADE SOCIAL: Parents of 7th graders, don't let your students miss out on their awesome end-of-year social! Friday, June 3rd from 3:05pm-5pm – the party includes food, contests, prizes, and opportunities for the kids to throw pies at some favorite teachers and staff! What could be better?!
The Footprints Club's final trip to Tuscan was to celebrate Spring with Ms. Sinclaire's and Ms. Fuchetti's kindergarten class. The middle schoolers helped the little ones make spring flowers made from popsicle sticks and construction paper hearts.
Thank you for joining us at our annual "School in Action Night" last Thursday! We hope you enjoyed the special performances by our Honors Jazz Ensemble and the School Choir. This year we decided to combine the incoming "6th Grade Parent/Student Orientation" with School in Action night, so our new families from Jefferson, Seth Boyden, and Tuscan Elementary Schools, could witness the engaging work our students produce.
History was made for the Model UN Clubs from Maplewood Middle School and South Orange Middle School when both teams joined together to represent the district at the New York City Invitational Model UN Conference held at St. John's University on Saturday, May 21st, 2016.
MMS has started a garden in front of the school, where we will plant vegetables, herbs and flowers for the students to enjoy. Thanks to all the people who have helped get our garden growing with their time, muscle and donations this weekend. A special thanks to Carol Fardin for sponsoring our garden and making sure things get off (or in) the ground.
Please come out and support our MMS students as they perform their original pieces created through U GOTTA HEAR THIS, in association with Midtown Direct Rep, SOPAC, and YouthNet. See the attached flyer for information! The performances are free, but reservations are required. We hope to see you there!
The MMS would like to thank Phyllis Payne for organizing this event with the Park Wood Diner on May 24th from 4-10pm. The owners Pete and Fifi Kikianis have agreed to dontate a portion of each submitted for the event (a special container, created by Phyllis Payne will be displayed on the counter where diners can deposit their receipts).
Calling all 6th Graders to an afternoon of make your own ice cream sundae and games galore!
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On Sun, 30 May 2004, Adam Nellemann wrote:
> Hmm, can you tell me what exactly you do to repoduce this (is a simple
> ping to any WAN host enough, or..?)
set the m0n0wall up as in my previous email. reboot. then from a machine
connected to the LAN port of the m0n0wall, do any dns resolution for a
domain. ensure that the box is using the m0n0wall as dns server, i.e the
dns forwarder is being used.
> Might it be that the generic-pc image doesn't have this problem for some
> strange reason? (I'm running m0n0wall on an old P3 in a minitower case,
are you running nslookup from a box which gets its parameters via dhcp
from the m0n0wall's LAN port ?
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Who was Chief Noonday?
Photo Provided, courtesy of Gary &
Trish Bynum, who can be contacted at
[Some caution
about the authenticity
of this bust... see
BeBeau's comments.]
Comments from Gary Bynam about this
bust, dated February 2002:
I have a bust of
Chief Noonday that I traded for eleven years ago in the Yakima Valley of
Washington State. I collect all sorts of Native
American stuff and he has been a wonderful guy to have around.
It was in a bar for 72 years in Butte, Montana,
and was bought at auction in the early 60's by an
antique dealer from Granger, WA,
where it was on display until 1989. Then
the owner knew a friend of
mine had been interested since she was a teenager in the Chief, so he sold it to
her. A year later I had
something that she wanted, so we traded. I
brought it up to Packwood, WA
(right between St. Helens
and Mt. Ranier).
I have heard there are at least two other busts
by the same artist that are the same. One is in
a library, the other supposedly belongs to the
Marquette Historical Society.
The bust is Marked inside:
Molded at
Marquette,Mich.,L.S. 1901
by Homer H. Kidder
Charles Kobawguni Chippewa Chief of Lake
The Chief spent two
six-month periods in the Park Ranger cabin with us at a campground called La-Wis-Wis
here in the Cascades, six miles outside of Mt. Ranier
National Park and was a great addition to our staff.
He sat just inside of the window.
LaVerne BeBeau, who was an educator by profession with a
special interest in history and research, was a member of the Chief Noonday
Chapter until his death in June 2006. As a service to the Chapter he
pursued research on the local history of our section of the the North Country
Trail. His findings were posted on the
Local History
page of this Web site. LaVerne's focus was broader than Chief Noonday
specifically, but it did include some information on Chief Noonday.
Other Historical Records:
Finding an historical account of Chief Noonday
has been difficult to come by. I ended up at Yankee Springs Recreation Area, and
talked to the park rangers there. The park borders Chief Noonday
Road, and has a foot trail, lake, and recreation center named after him. They dug
through their files, and handed me the following passages taken out of the Yankee Springs
The best known Indian chief of this period (early/mid
1800's) was Chief Noonday of the Potowatamis, who lived
in the Upper Village on the rapids of the Washtanong or Grand River. He was a
strong, well-built man with broad shoulders, standing more than six feet in height.
His influence was felt among all tribes in this section of the country. He was a
leader for the British in the war of 1812, witnessed the burning of Buffalo, and was at
the side of Chief Tecumseh when the latter was killed. Lake Chief Noonday
in Yankee Springs is named after him.
And, another document from Yankee Springs states:
The main road running between Bradley and Hastings,
and the Mud Lake Camp were renamed in honor of Chief Noonday, and
hero of the War of 1812, during the 1960's. Legend claims that it was Chief Noonday
who carried the body of Tecumseh, Pawnee leader of the Indian warriors, from his final
battlefield. Chief Noonday was also instrumental in the
negotiations that opened much of Michigan to settlement. Living out his last years
in the Yankee Springs area at Slater's Mission, his grave lies near Prairieville.
The only significant reference I could find on the
internet was at http://www.doi.gov/bia/bar/mashist.html.
(Webmaster note:
As of March 2007, the Bureau
of Indian Affairs website, to which this link points, as well as the BIA mail
servers, have been made temporarily unavailable due to litigation. There
was no indication when these sites would be reactivated.)
It has a general history of the area. In it it says:
After the War of 1812... Most of the
Michigan Potawatomi were included in the September 8, 1815, treaty signed at Spring Wells,
near Detroit (Kappler 1972, 2:117-119). This treaty restored to them "all the
possessions, rights, and privileges, which they enjoyed, or were entitled to, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and eleven, prior to the commencement of the late war with
Great Britain," renewing and confirming the Treaty of Greenville of 1795 and all
subsequent treaties to which they had been parties (Kappler 1972, 2:118). It is not clear
that all of the signers of this treaty had, in fact, been in alliance with Great Britain,
as the first two Potawatomi signers were Topinebe and Five Medals, both of whom had been
American allies (Kappler 1972, 2:119). Matchepenashshewish was not a signer, although
"Paanassee, or the bird" signed as a "Chippewa chief",
as did Noonday as "Nowgeschick, or twelve o'clock" (Kappler
1972, 2:118).
According to Clifton, during the summer of 1840, most of the
southwestern Michigan Potawatomi, with the exception of the Catholic bands who claimed
specific exemption under the Treaty of 1833, were forcibly removed west of the Mississippi
by the United States army, under General Hugh Brady. Many avoided removal by going to
Canada (Clifton 1975a), but others were intercepted by American troops on the way (Holcomb
1891, 5). However, the two northernmost bands that had received 1821 treaty reserves,
those of Sagamah(37) and Matchepenashshewish, avoided
removal of their bands(38) through a different technique.
Between 1828 and 1838, they had already moved north of the Kalamazoo River. In 1839 or
very shortly thereafter, they placed themselves under the protection of an Episcopalian
mission in Allegan County, Michigan, which was funded by the provisions of the 1836
Ottawa/Chippewa treaty. Basically, they went to ground among the Grand River Ottawa, with
whom their history would be closely associated for the next thirty years.(39)
{39: The chief of the other [Ottawa] village at the Rapids was Noonday
(Indian name Qua-ke-zik) [Tanner transcribes as Nowaquakezick
(Tanner 1987, 133)], died at Gull Prairie in 1840, fought with the British during the War
of 1812. }
Relationship between the Potawatomi and the Grand River Ottawa...
The history of the Grand River Ottawa from the early 1820's until the 1836 treaty was
closely associated with mission activities of the Baptist denomination, even though some
of the individual Grand River Ottawa chiefs were Catholic.(40)
In 1823, the Reverend Isaac McCoy, who had established a mission among the Pokagon
Potawatomi near Niles in southwestern Michigan, traveled north, crossed the Grand River,
was received inhospitably by the Indians, and returned to the Carey Mission (Goss 1906,
179). In 1824, McCoy visited some Ottawas on the Kalamazoo river and established a
blacksmith shop on the border between the Ottawa and Potawatomi territory. In November, he
visited the Rapids of the Grand River again and found the blacksmith shop burned. However,
on November 27 they reached Gun Lake, and camped upon its banks. The next day they were
visited by Noonday, the Ottawa Chief of the Indian
village at the Rapids, who, with some followers, was camping on the opposite side of the
lake. McCoy found that Noonday was desirous of having a mission
established at the Rapids (Goss 1906, 179).
The Baptist mission at Grand Rapids was founded shortly thereafter
(Goss 1906, 179). Noonday converted to Christianity and in 1836 moved
with Slater to the "Ottawa Colony" at Prairieville, Barry County (Vogel 1986,
44), where the mission was located on sections 26, 27, and 35.(41)
In 1836, Indian agent Henry Schoolcraft prepared a survey of the Grand River Ottawa bands,
listing the following: Fort Village Band, Prairie Village Band, Grand Rapids Band,
Thornapple River Band, Forks of the Thornapple River Band, Flat River Band, and the Maple
River Band (MBPI Pet. Doc. #35).
Establishment of the "Griswold Colony," "Selkirk
Reserve" or Episcopalian Mission Community. The Griswold Colony in Allegan County(42) and the Ottawa Colony in Barry County(43)
{43. 43 Ottawa Colony Sections 26, 27, 35 Prairieville,
Plainfield Twp., Barry Co., MI. Rev. Leonard Slater, Baptist minister. Chief Noonday.
Population 146 per Schoolcraft. } traced their immediate historical roots directly to the
1836 Ottawa/Chippewa Treaty. President Martin Van Buren decided to involve five Christian
denominations in the effort to "educate and civilize" Indians.
The Ottawa Colony actually had dual roots, going back to the earlier
Baptist mission that has been founded at Grand Rapids under the auspices of Isaac McCoy:
In the winter of 1836-37 the Rev. Leonard Slater brought a band of
Indians, numbering 300, from Grand Rapids to Prairieville. They were located on the
northern part of section 35 and the adjoining parts of sections 26 and 27. Mr. Slater
erected a church for them in 1840, which was also used as a school-room. It was on the
north part of section 35. Mr. Slater taught there a while, and later his daughter Emily.
Previous to this time a log house was used. It stood on the knoll opposite the site of
William Shean's house. The Indians remained in Prairieville until 1852, when they removed.
During their stay many died. They were buried in the field, now an orchard, at the
termination of the road running east from Cressy's corners . . . Their chief, Noonday,
who is said to have led the Indians who accompanied the British at the attack on Buffalo,
N.Y., in December 1813, and to have set fire to that village, died in Prairieville. . .
After the removal of the Indians the church was moved to Kalamazoo . . . (History of
Allegan and Barry Counties 1880, 472).
Mission Reports, 1840-1845. The Reverend James Selkirk's
autobiography indicates that by the spring of 1840, Sagamah's band had settled at the
mission. They had planted corn, made sugar, and hunted (Selkirk Autobiography n.d., 38).
By 1844, according to Bishop McCoskry, there were about 120 Indians at the mission
(Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Michigan 1844, 23).
Although they were of different religious denominations, Selkirk
continued to cooperate closely with the Reverend Leonard Slater at the Ottawa Colony in
Barry County. Contacts also continued between the Indians at the two colonies. Selkirk
The second year, Noonday came to pay us a visit
from the Baptist Mission (Slaters) with two or three of their best men. He addressed the
Indians in an affectionate manner. He also made another Chief and told him his duty and
also that of his wife (Selkirk Autobiography n.d., typescript p. 39).
It seems probable that the additional chief "made" by Noonday
during this visit was Penassee, as shortly thereafter Selkirk narrated a recollection of
conversation between Noonday and "our Chief Penassee" about a
War of 1812 incident (Selkirk Autobiography n.d., 40).(58)
Matchepenashshewish had still been alive on the 1842 OIA census of the group (MBPI Pet.
Doc. #77; NARS M-234), but apparently died shortly thereafter. Since Sagamah lived until
1845, this episode may indicate that the two bands at the Griswold Colony were still
maintaining their distinctiveness in the early 1840's.


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Essendon has survived its first match without captain Jobe Watson in more than two years, holding off a persistent Western Bulldogs side that was surprised by a last-quarter umpiring decision that denied them the chance to move to within one kick.
The Bulldogs were two goals down when midfielder Nathan Hrovat kicked a running goal to cut the margin to six points, believing he had taken advantage of a free kick paid to teammate Tom Liberatore.
Instead the ball was brought back to the half-forward line, where Liberatore had been rewarded for a tackle on Brendon Goddard. Essendon, which led all match after a six-goal start, went on to win by 31 points.
Bulldogs coach Brendan McCartney, who also lost second-year midfielder Clay Smith to a season-ending knee injury late in the game, said he found the call surprising but that Essendon had found a way all day to hold his young side out.
''I don't know why the decision was called, I honestly don't. There was a lot happening at the time. It just seemed a little surprising,'' he said. ''It seemed a couple of times today, just when we seemed we might need an ounce of luck, we didn't get it.
''But for all that, whenever we got a bit of momentum they were good enough to do something about it and kick a goal, and that's why they're a very good team and that's why we've got a bit of work to do.''
Hrovat said he knew the free kick had been paid to Liberatore, and was not sure why it had been called back.
''I knew the call was going to be for Libba so I thought why not try and get a goal here. I honestly don't know why it wasn't called advantage,'' he said.
''I think a lot of players out on the ground, including Essendon players, didn't know. But I guess the umpire has his reasons to bring it back and that's the game.'
''The umpires [are] there to do their job and I guess you can't do much about that.''
Smith will have scans on Monday, which the club believes will confirm that the 20-year-old faces a long stint on the sidelines.
''They're thinking that it's the big one, an ACL, but we'll know more tomorrow,'' McCartney said.
''He's a beauty. He hurt himself trying to stop his man getting the ball. So we'll find out more tomorrow but it doesn't look great.
''He's a good little player. We've just got to get him a good rehab now and get him back into it. But he's a strong kid, he's a mentally incredibly strong person, so he'll bounce back.''
Brent Stanton captained Essendon in Watson's absence and the Brownlow medallist is expected to miss at least three more matches with a broken collarbone.
Coach James Hird was pleased with how his onballers and leadership group managed without Watson, with Stanton, Dyson Heppell and Goddard all among Essendon's better players.
David Zaharakis was subbed off after half-time after being kneed in the back, but Hird said the medical team suspected no internal damage and that he could play against Greater Western Sydney this week.
''I thought the leaders were excellent tonight,'' the Essendon coach said. ''I thought probably three of our best players were Brendon, Brent and Dyson Heppell, and also Jason Winderlich.
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Mike Cornell
(General Manager)
Mike is originally from Albion Michigan. He is a 1975 graduate of the Moody Bible Institute majoring in Communications/Broadcasting. He has served in radio stations in Michigan, Milwaukee, Alabama and Spokane Washington.
Mike is married to Nancy, whom he met at Moody. They have 3 children and are now busy raising a grandchild.
Mike joined the staff in 1996.
Peggy Wentland
(Secretary / Receptionist)
Peggy is originally from Green Bay Wisconsin.
She is a 1986 graduate of NWTC/Shawano in their clerk/typist program.
Peggy joined the WRVM staff in 1987 as a part-time volunteer. In 1989 she was asked to join the staff full-time.
Peggy has 3 children.
Dennis Jones
(Announcer/Program Director/Accounts Receivable)
Dennis is originally from the Chicago area and is a Moody grad, graduating from the first ever class for the Communications/Broadcasting major in 1972.
Dennis joined the WRVM staff in 1972.
Dennis is married to Debbie, who also attended Moody.
Dennis and Debbie have 4 children
Brian Hay
(Announcer/Music Director/Underwriting)
Brian is from Bedford Pennsylvania and attended school at Baptist Bible College in Clarks Summit PA.
Brian is married to Barb and they have 2 children.
Prior to coming to Suring, Brian worked in radio in State College PA.
Brian joined the WRVM staff in 1988.
Rich Frischkorn
(Announcer/Public Service Coordinator/Accounts Payable)
Rich is originally from the Chicago area but spent most of his adult years in Florida where he spent nearly 20 years as a deputy sheriff in Martin County.
Rich is married to Debbie and they have 4 children
Prior to coming to Suring, Rich worked at WGNB in Zeeland Michigan.
Rich joined the staff November 1, 1999.
Alan Kilgore
(Chief Engineer)
Alan was born and raised in L.A. (Lower Alabama). Most recently, he was the chief engineer for the Moody stations in Dixon's Mills, Alabama and Forest, Mississippi.
Alan is married to Susan and they have 3 children, all girls, including a set of twins.
Alan joined the staff July 1, 2001.
Michael Fletcher
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Michael was born and raised in Cleveland, OH. Michael spent 21 years as an announcer for Moody's Cleveland radio station, WCRF. He also served 5 years in Cleveland's inner city as the Director of Neighborhood Ministry at the City Mission and was pastor of a small inner city church in Cleveland for two years. Michael and his wife, Adrianne have 4 children.
Michael joined the staff October 16, 2007.
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Dave was born in Evergreen Park, Illinois and raised in Wheaton, Illinois. Dave is a veteran of the U.S. Army. For most of his adult years, Dave has made his home in Eagle River where he is the former owner of Ogren Electronics. Dave was instrumental in starting (and owning) many of the WRVM translators in North Central Wisconsin. For several years prior to joining the WRVM staff, Dave served on the WRVM Board of Directors; a position he stepped down from to serve on staff. Dave and his wife, M.A., have 4 children and two 'very lovely' grandchildren.
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Valentine's Butternut Squash Cannelloni
February 11, 2013
- 5 tablespoons Koroneiki olive oil, plus more for baking dish and sheet
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 package lasagna noodles
- 1 butternut squash (medium size), cut in half and seeded
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 3/4cup milk
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh sage leaves, plus 8 to 10 whole leaves
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3 cups ricotta
- 3/4 cup grated mozzarella
- 3/4 cup grated Parmesan
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place squash halves on lined baking sheet. Brush each half with about 1 tablespoon of oil and season with salt and pepper. Bake for about 45 minutes until squash is fork tender. Allow squash to cool slightly before handling. With a spoon remove tender squash flesh from skins and place in medium size mixing bowl.
- Lightly oil a 2-quart or 8-inch square baking dish. In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook pasta until al dente. Using tongs, transfer pasta to a lightly oiled rimmed baking sheet.
- In a small skillet, heat 1 tablespoon oil over medium. Add shallots, season with salt and pepper, and cook until soft, about 5 minutes. Transfer to bowl with squash and add 1/4 cup milk, 1 cup ricotta, chopped sage, and 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg; season with salt and pepper. Mash with a fork until a rough puree forms.
- Spread about 3 tablespoons squash mixture crosswise down the middle of each lasagna noodle; roll up noodle and place, seam side down, in baking dish. In a bowl, combine 2 cups ricotta, 1/2 cup Parmesan, 1/2 cup mozzarella and 1/2 cup milk, 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg and season with salt and pepper. Spread ricotta mixture over cannelloni and top with cup Parmesan and mozzarella. Bake until warmed through, about 35 minutes. Broil until top is browned, 2 to 3 minutes.
- In a small skillet, heat 2 tablespoons oil over medium-high. Fry whole sage leaves until crispy, 15 to 20 seconds. Drain on paper towels. Serve cannelloni topped with fried sage.


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Decline Watch: Vietnamese businessmen buy Wyoming town
- By Joshua Keating
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy
The "town" — which is really more of a "gas station" — of Buford, Wyoming, has a new owner:
The population of the least populous town in the United States appeared to at least double Thursday when two mysterious businessmen from Vietnam won the tiny hamlet with a bid of $900,000 at auction.
About a dozen bidders gathered around the town's one business to bid on Buford, Wyoming, which consists of a gas station, a three-bedroom house and a few small outbuildings on 10 acres along Interstate 80.
The bidding began at $100,000 and quickly escalated. The winning bidders were immediately whisked away by auction officials, who would not let them speak to the media.
The town's only resident, Don Sammons, said he'll miss the town but not the billboard of his face that currently adorns the highway. "I can always rent one somewhere if I need to see my face," he told CNN.
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Although the end of 2013 was a pretty rough time for most of the commodities complex, there were a few names which actually came to life at the end. Most of these names were already beaten down earlier in the year and some had been on losing streaks dating back years.
After reviewing some of these names and the general economy over the holidays, we think that we have some insight and moves which would benefit readers.
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Our call on US Steel and AK Steel has been spot on. US Steel has been a long-term out performer versus AK Steel, but as it traded in tandem with its more volatile peer for most of 2013 we waited for the move. In December that happened and now we are adjusting our positioning, just as we said we would do all along. We would prefer to do buying on pullbacks however.
Source: Yahoo Finance
Commodity prices this morning are as follows:
- Gold: $1,224.40/ounce, up by $22.10/ounce
- Silver: $20.12/ounce, up by $0.75/ounce
- Oil: $96.42/barrel, down by $2.00/barrel
- RBOB Gas: $2.735/gallon, down by $0.0509/gallon
- Natural Gas: $4.30/MMbtu, up by $0.07/MMbtu
- Copper: $3.386/pound, down by $0.0105/pound
- Platinum: $1,405.50/ounce, up by $31.70/ounce
We have long been bullish of US Steel (NYSE:X) while being either bearish or neutral on shares of AK Steel (NYSE:AKS). Our position has always been that we were willing to risk the big initial returns in AK Steel in order to have the steady gains of US Steel and have capital allocated to a name with far less risk in the early innings of the recovery for the industry. Readers who have stuck to this logic have benefited with the short on AK Steel but in recent months have missed out on the upward movement in shares as our opinion has been to be neutral until a confirmed move was made.
With the latest moves in share prices, and the upgrade this morning of US Steel, we think that readers could start rotating a portion - a small portion - of their US Steel position into AK Steel. There is still considerable risk, but with the macro news and changing economic winds in Japan and possibly China it appears to us that the industry is poised to see all boats rise with the rising tide.
For truly conservative readers, one might find Nucor (NYSE:NUE) a more interesting target than AK Steel as the company pays a solid dividend and is one of the better run names out there. When the economy is doing good the management team's abilities are less apparent but nevertheless still important.
Rare Earths
This chart does not even tell the entire story, but it has been a long time since investors could be excited about the prospects presented by Molycorp.
Source: Yahoo Finance
Whereas we buy into the turnaround in the steel names and analysts calling for improved results, we find it much harder to get that excited for the rare earth names, especially Molycorp (MCP) which has seen renewed interest in recent weeks. This morning the company received an increased price target from DA Davidson, which now believes Molycorp shares could hit $8/share. That is an absurdly bullish call, especially when one considers the issues still facing the company with their own production, not to mention the weak pricing power for rare earth producers right now. We continue to think that investors looking to invest in smaller producers should look elsewhere because the rare earth names still have a number of headwinds they are facing.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Christian, Chauncey Lewis
Birth Year : 1896
Death Year : 1991
Chauncey Christian was a bookkeeper and stenographer in Louisville, KY. Most of his work was for Samuel Plato's construction firm. It was Plato who encouraged Christian to study for the CPA exam through a correspondence course. Christian became the third African American to become a Certified Public Accountant in the United States when he passed the Kentucky CPA exam in 1926, though African Americans were not allowed to take the CPA exam. Christian was fair-skinned, and those giving the exam thought that he was white. Of the 50 men taking the exam, Christian was one of seven who passed. Kentucky would not have another African American CPA for another 34 years [Gary B. Lewis, Jr.]. In the 1940s Christian moved his family from Kentucky to New York, where he became an accountant in the show business industry. Christian was born in New York, the son of Clara Cross Christian. For more see "Deferred Assets," Boston College Magazine, Spring 2003; and A White-collar Profession: African American Certified Public Accountants Since 1921, by T. A. Hammond.
Subjects: Accountants, Bookkeepers, Certified Public Accountants, Stenographers, Higher Education Before Desegregation, Kentucky
Geographic Region: New York / Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky