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Herpes Triggers
What triggers herpes
Long-term patterns in the cycle of active
and inactive phases also raise the question: What triggers HSV to break
out of its dormant phase and become active again? Can outbreaks be
avoided simply by avoiding these triggers?
Over the years, people with herpes have
put forth many candidates as the trigger for
recurrent herpes. These
include sickness, psychological stress, fatigue, menstruation, and poor
nutrition. Sun exposure – even the mildest sunburn – can be a trigger
for HSV, as can irritation or friction at the site of infection. And
some say that vigorous sex can cause this kind of irritation.
Few of these possible triggers have been
closely studied by researchers, but some work has been done. Scientists
have noted several types of outbreak stimulants in lab animals, among
them: skin irritation at the site of infection, surgical trauma to the
nerve or ganglion where the latent virus resides, and radiation.
Recently, very detailed studies have
looked at the role of intense ultraviolet light on facial cold sores
caused by
HSV-1. In these studies, 70% of the subjects exposed to about
two hours of midday sun developed herpes symptoms within a week.
Subjects who used sunscreen were protected. The message for people who
get cold sores is clear, particularly if they're sensitive to the sun.
On the basis of a few small research studies, it seems that ultraviolet
light may well have a similar effect in triggering genital herpes in
those who have prolonged and direct exposures of the buttocks or genital
Menstruation remains prominent as a
trigger factor in anecdotal accounts, but researchers have found no
evidence of this in research studies.
Psychological stress has received a great
deal of attention as a possible trigger factor. Over two-thirds of the
respondents in ASHA's 1991 survey, for example, indicated that
"stressful events contribute to herpes symptoms." This issue also has
been examined by a variety of researchers, with somewhat contradictory
results. The latest study on stress, published in 1999, suggests that
there is not a relationship between short-term stress – say, a deadline
at the office – and genital herpes recurrence associated with stressors
lasting more than 7 days – for example, a period of anxiety about
prolonged unemployment.
In any case, can you avoid triggers? From
a strictly scientific point of view, outbreaks cannot be predicted with
accuracy. No one will be able to identify the certain cause of every
flare-up, and some people won't have a clue about any of them. At the
same time, however, it appears that many people with herpes do begin to
associate certain events or behaviors with reactivation.
Once identified, triggers can sometimes be
avoided. If sunburn gives you a bad case of cold sores, there is always
sunscreen, lip balm, and a hat. If outbreaks seem to be brought on by
fatigue, maybe it's time to get serious about a quality eight hours
every night.
Stress is perhaps a more troublesome
category. There is little point for most of us in trying to create
"stress-free" lives. In fact, even if we did, there is no proof that
we'd be free from HSV reactivations. Nonetheless, it's widely accepted
that managing stress through exercise or other activities can be
beneficial to one's overall physical and mental health. It's possible,
though not proven, that this may have some benefit in managing herpes as
Many triggers are not known or can't be
foreseen. Other you may have good reason to suspect but can't do much
about. The last thing you want to do is blame yourself for recurrences
or try endless experimental strategies to avoid them. For some, this
becomes another form of obsession.
If, on the other hand, you gain clear
insight into your pattern of outbreaks, you may find practical ways of
sometimes averting them. Over time your knowledge of your own triggers
and your sensitivity to prodromal symptoms will likely increase. This
information, in turn, is something you can use in a variety of ways,
including taking
preventive medications or taking precautions to lower
the risk of transmitting herpes to a sexual partner.
I would have to say that the biggest
trigger for me is probably stress. I will admit that the longer I've had
this virus in my system the stress doesn't seem to get to me as much.
I'm also starting to think that perhaps I'm also becoming a little older
and a little bit wiser.? Seriously, if you don't have that book in your
library of
herpes resources then it's time to order it. I have had this
one for awhile and I absolutely LOVE it. It covers EVERYTHING you'll
ever need to know about herpes until they find out more.
The subject of what can trigger a herpes
outbreak comes up so much that I thought it would be nice to borrow a
short piece straight from the Managing Herpes book. If you don't already
have this book in your arsenal of herpes information, I highly recommend
that you order it sooner rather than waiting until later.
If you would like to share with me what triggers
your flare ups I would love to hear from you. It doesn't matter if you
get coldsores or outbreaks down below, if there is something that you
feel triggered it to pop up I'd like to know about it so that I can
share that with my readers.
I think it's important for people to know that
everybody's triggers are different. In fact, they are so different that
many of us don't have them. Sometimes the outbreaks just happen with no
way for us to know for sure exactly why they happened. I do believe deep
down that stress have everything to do with it as well as our state of
mind and maybe how we are feeling physically.
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Will my Breast Implants Hold Up While Rock Climbing?
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There shouldn't be a problem with rock climbing after implants
I myself am a rock climber. Other than problems with the tendons and ligaments in your wrists and fingers, there shouldn't be any health issues. As you know, you don't usually pull hard with your arms in order to position yourself as you climb.Whether your top climbing or free climbing, your harness should be well below your breasts. I would probably not climb for at least after your breast augmentation.
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Rock climber with implants
I've treated several patients after car accidents when they were wearing a lap belt and I had a patient once who was a soldier and broke her implants when she tripped and fell while marching. With that said, I agree with others that they are well-engineered and pretty tough. Just keep in mind that like everything else, the shell degenerates with time and it is possible 10-20 years down the road that a lesser force could rupture them.
Implants are made to last.
Your implants should be just fine while you are rock climbing. They are made withstand a significant amount of pressure. It would take quite a force to rupture the implants. Obviously, be careful, but you do not have to usually worry about your implants.
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Breast implants will hold up under any sport or activity
Breast implants are very durable and will hold up under any stress that sports can deliver, including rock climbing. After a breast augmentation you should be able to participate in any activity of your choosing. If you do not have breast implants already, you may wish to carefully think about how your implants are positioned. As a rock climber, physical strength in the upper body is very important to success and safety. You should consider a subglandular implant if performance is important to you, and you may wish a smaller cup size and implant projection to climb well.
Best of luck.
Breast Implants are tough
The implants are very tough. Most will last over 14 years or so. They will usually come with a lifetime warranty, and so don't worry. Also, they are not likely going to last your lifetime anyway, so expect that you may require a revision in the future.
Breast Implants are way stronger than you realize
Breast Implants have been around for approx 40 years and have gone through many generations of improvement. Just as a computer from 10 years ago seems extremely archaic today, advances in materials engineering and implant technology have resulted in much stronger breast implants than those of the past. They can rupture in extreme circumstances (a mammogram can squeeze so tightly and rupture an implant) but this is rare. Virtually any type of exercise should be OK once you are healed.
Breast Implant limits
After breast implants have been in a few weeks you should be able to return to your normal level of activity. Rock climbing would not be limited by implants. For an implant to break a lot of pressure would have to be applied to the area and that occurrence would be unusual.
Breast implants should not limit your physical activity.
Having breast implants should not limit what you do. We have patients who do martial arts, firefighting, police work, heavy landscaping, truck driving, etc. Rock climbing should not affect them.
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Breast implants are not a problem for rock climbers
I'm a rock climber myself, and have climbed with women that have breast augmentations. A moderately-sized implant that 'fits' your chest wall should not restrict your mobility, weaken your upper body strength or create other problems while climbing. Certainly, a serious 'whipper' fall against a wall might injure an implant, but probably would create other soft tissue and skeletal injuries as well.
Be careful out there! Belay ON!
Breast implants and risk of rupture
Yes, you should be fine rock-climbing. It generally takes a very strong force, as in a car accident, to rupture an implant. They were designed to withstand all of the wear and tear that we can put them through, including vigorous workouts and rock-climbing. Best wishes, /nsn.
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On singing for the show "Nashville":
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Stephanie Seymour's son sees these pics she may just lose him.
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Technology advanced rapidly during the 20th Century. One hundred years ago, 17 Dec. 1903, the Wright Brothers flew the world's first powered aircraft at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. It was a flight of 37 m (120 ft) that lasted 12 sec at a maximum speed of 16 kmph (10mph). Forty-four years later Chuck Yeager would break the sound barrier - Mach 1 at 1086 kmph (675 mph). Twenty-two years after that in 1969, Neil Armstrong landed on the moon.
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Great front desk staff who are very friendly to international visitors. Very nice rooms. Awesome Bavarian decor.
it was central the balcony was very poor, considering that the other rooms had much, much nicer ones.
Breakfast was very good. Good service and a lot of choice.
Hotel staff was extremely helpful and friendly, spoke very good English. Room was clean and neat. Cozy lounge air with bar service. No air conditioning so stick to the cooler months for visit. Overall great experience, would definitly stay again. Would like in room air conditioning, there is a near by clock tower that rings a be every 30min, not conducive to sleeping with the windows open.
Great location, good breakfast, pool was nice The room decor could use some updating, still perfectly functional and nice, just older.
Rooms were clean and nicely furnished, with a very reasonably priced minibar. View of the mountains was great, and hotel was located close to what appeared to be the more active part of town.
Delightful mid size hotel in a delightful valley town in the Alps. Great place for hiking, skiing nearby, chair lifts operate in off season for great views. excellent breakfast included and excellent food in the hotel restaurant and many other places in town. We found all the local people we came into contact with to be helpful and friendly. One day too short. More information on the train to the hotel from Munich airport or city would have been helpful for planning. Once at the airport it was no problem but we had booked (and cancelled) a car just in case.
When we arrived,the man who cannot speak Englich said no,no,not here, and another man brought us to another hotel. It was over booked !! After having negociated with H.Bichlerhof,finally anothe hotel accepted us with the same condition.We were very afraid !
the balcony was nice, the hotel was quite central The "fitness equipment" was an exercise bike in the hall that didn't work!
We liked the location. The staff was very friendly and ready to help whenever possible. We would stay there again!
Hotel staff is the most friendliest, and the hotel is clean and cosy. Rooms are all a little bit different, its a lot like home. You can feel that its run by a family.
Hotel was nice but we requested a triple with an extra bed for a second child. We showed up with our triple turned out to be a double with a pull out chair and no room or bed for the second child. We had confirmed earlier with the hotel about the 2nd child but obviously there was a misunderstanding. The hotel tried to make it right but it would have meant having one child sleep alone in a room 2 floors below. Not acceptable for us. Fortunately the staff agreed to let us out of our agreement and we moved to another hotel. Overall nice hotel and nice people just make sure for the sake of the hotel and yourself that your needs are understood!
Staff and Breakfast was excellent. They negotiated our contract for 5 persons stating the contract was incorrect (using the cost for the previously booked 3 persons)
Everything A great find Staff Wwonderful warm welcoming and so helpful Location fantastic Facilities great Breakfast more than adequate We really have no complaints
Very friendly & helpful, well appointed hotel None
Great location and good value. Very noisy - kitchen, patrons, and local street noise. Not good for young children,
Central location, parking availability and dining area Not overly welcoming to a foreign traveller unfamiliar with the area, hard to find the hotel in town and the parking area
The staff was very helpful. They helped us find an adapter for the outlet and with our luggage. They reocmmemded a concert too. We loved the menu and the musician. They could update their beds.
Excellent staff and restaurant. I would ask the hotel to review the procedures for using the Value Added Tax (VAT) form with the tax authorities, which allows U.S. Armed Forces to not be charged the VAT and the hotel to not have to pay the VAT to the tax authorities. A wireless internet connection should be installed in the hotel.
Great ambience, super food, friendly staff. None
The hospitality was good. The empty gesture of a plastic rose on the bed, plus a note not to take it away, not a good message. The hotel is fine without a cheap plastic rose. Also, if they got one of those blue electric lights they might improve the problem of flies in the breakfast room. Unlike the other hotels we booked the tax appeared in addition to the stated fee, it should be stated on the website. The beds in our room sloped down towards the wall, prop them up, it's easy. The double doors on the rooms are not great.
Very old and historical, charming. Good food. Very reasonable. Extremely difficult to reach as it is located on pedestrian marketplace and cannot drive to. gps did n't help, nor recognize that. We are not young travelers and have some difficulty walking, so actually driving close to the hotel was problematic. they should state precise driving directions (to the parking garage, because you cannot get to the hotel)on the site.
We liked some of the staff, receptionist"Franciska" was very friendly and helpful. The food was nice, breakfast and dinner. Live music on the Sunday night was really good. The outside noise was bad. The room did not have a bath and the bed was rockhard.
veranika was the greatest
Helpful staff. Good breakfast in the morning. Beautiful surroundings. Easy walk to train station. Lovely town and hotel. Some features of hotel could be updated. For example, carpets.
An absolute delight. Friendly and very attentive. Rooms are lovely. Made to feel very welcome. Would definetely stay there again.
Friendliness of staff. Ease of getting to and from room
A very efficient and helpful hostess who gladly accepted us even though we had our booking days all wrong. Beautiful surroundings and very comfortable rooms.
The whole experience was like being invited into someone's home. It was wonderful. The facilities were superb! A little difficult to find at first. We forgot to print out a map with the location.
Breakfast was wonderful. Rooms were clean. Staff were pleasant. Gastehaus was off the main drag but center of town was within walking distance.
Mittenwald, Mittenwald, Mittenwald - the perfect Bavarian location - what luck we stayed here as it didn't get a mention in our D.K. guide. Don't miss the wonderful murals on many of the town centre buildings. Doring is a very well run guesthouse. We had an excellent large bedroom and fully modern bathroom. Beds are exceptionally comfortable - better than you will probably find even in a top hotels. Plenty of private on-site parking close to front door. Afternoon tea is served. Although there is a railway track along the back of the garden it is no problem at all. In fact it is actually quite fun to watch the small passenger trains as they are very slow due to station being close and they are very infrequent and don't seem run at night anyway. Wish we had booked Doring as more than a one night stop over.
nice homey guest house near a working farm, nice breakfast included
Located near a beautiful stream on one side and a working farm on the other. Having a balcony overlooking some mountains. Yes, that they charged my account 4 months before we arrived and I didn't get any notice or receipt. I just found the payment looking at my American Express bill by chance.
We had a most enjoyable stay in Gastehaus Doring. We were received with a very friendly welcome by the owner and the breakfast was delicious with a great choice and generous portions. Only stayed one night as we were returning home the following day but we all agreed we would definitely return to Mittenwald and stay in this guesthouse again.
Very friendly and helpfull staff, location 10 minutes walk from 'the centre'.
Perfect service, interior and surroundings.
Friendly helpful staff, nice small hotel, excellent breakfast and spacious rooms.
Excellent place with lovely owner. The breakfast was one of the best in our entire trip. The room was spacious with a lovely outdoor terrace. Couldn't have been better.
It was ver comfortable and suitable for extended stay with the living situation. Breakfast was amazing. Nothing, just did not stay long enough.
Perfect in any way, very hospitable owner, quiet location, wonderful rooms, clean as new, hand-made breakfast... the best hotel we've ever stayed in !!!
The staff was wonderful. The breakfast was outstanding. We also had a great room and enjoyed the convenient location. We would definitely stay there again or recommend it to friends.
Cosy, friendly hotel in a beautiful location. There was snow on the mountains when we were there. Easy walk to the village and supermarket. Nicely furnished rooms with couches and table and chairs. Friendly dog there to greet us! Internet only available by using the hotel usb stick but fast connection. Not a major problem.
It is very nice cottage with a stream running beside it. The air is fresh and good view of the Alpine mountain. Service is good as well. Nothing
The facilities were very clean and well maintained. The breakfast was excellent. The location was beautiful and convenient. None
The hotel is very friendly and goes out of the way to make your stay pleasant. It is in a lovely, quiet location. It is easy to locate and convenient for the Garmisch area if you want to avoid the crowds there. Breakfast was wonderful, the rooms are well furnished and welcoming. We definitely recommend this hotel. Good for families as large rooms are available.
very frienly and helpful owners
Hospitality of the landlord, location, fully-equipped cozy apartment
Just wonderful!!
The owner of haus Schweigart is a very charming and friendly person, the apartment was lovely, well equipped and very clean.
The service was excellent and the owner is fantastic, was helpful throughoutthe entire stay! No we loved everything!
My husband and I were traveling threw out europe and we loved mittenwald and our location was great we could walk everywere . Karin was a great owner and hoast. She made sure we had everything we wanted. She went over and above to help us. We would go back again! The owners have a very nice it italian restaurant that we ate at every night.
The attention to detail and customer service was above the ordinary. The room was clean and cosy. The view was magnificent. We could not stop raving about our experience at Haus Schweigart.
Location is very nice. Owners are really nice and helpful. We had a nice room even if it was the smallest in the house - excelent maybe for family with no kids. A very big terace but maybe better to use in summer.
The apartment was on the top floor of the home. The rooms were large. We had a great view of the Karwendel mountains. Karin, the hostess, spoke perfect English and lives in the house next door to our house. The home is close to the center of town. There are several restaurants near the home.
Personal and friendly wellcome by staff. Clean room! Only complaint I have, was the lack of warm duvet (feathers)
Great view over the town and to the mountains. Very friendly owners. Great breakfast and kitchen. We can recommend this hotel!
The sight from the window is just marvellous! The owners vere absolutely fantastic and waited for our arrival till late because of train delays. The location is uphill, so all Mittenwald is at your feet, gorgeous!
Friendly owners, very comfortable and well kept room, great food! The views were fabulous, and a walk to the ski lift for hiking!
I was delighted with my stay. Everyone was so friendly, and the setting stunning. I left with a big smile!
Kathrin, the owner was incredibly kind and helpful. The views from the Alm are truly beautiful and the breakfast was the best I have had in Germany - home made jams, great meat and cheeses and scrambled eggs. Dinner was great. Best of all, she contacted a doctor for us when my husband was sick. Truly a great stay.
Superb scenario from room balcony. Good food. Kindness of people. Rooms may be better.
We had a great view of the surrounding area and town. An excellent breakfast was served each morning. The staff was very helpful. The hotel was great, however, the walk from town was steep and the directions to the hotel were unclear.
The staff
beautifull location with a great view; helpfull and pleasant landlord and landlady; nice room
BMW Biker Festival No
We were made to feel extremely welcome by kind and attentive hosts .The position is fantastic with a wonderful view of the mountains .
The owners of the hotel are very friendly and polite. We got a lot of tips for activities. The hotel is situated in a quiet area.
Absolutely perfect!
The Boeges were wonderful hosts and were extremely kind and helpful during our stay. Marvelous view of the Karwendel mountain range. Our room was comfortable and well kept. Availability of food and beverages throughout the day was convenient. Free internet access was a plus.
Very friendly and welcoming. Beautiful views, comfortable room, felt like home. Ingolf and Heidi were fantastic. Very memorable part of our journey!
Breakfast, kindly staff ----
Everything was nice. We received a lot of good information about what to visit around. The hotel is in a very peaceful area outside the town of Mittenwald. Nothing to complain about except that our stay there was too short.
We loved it so much we stayed an extra day and wished we could have stayed longer. We hope to visit again.
The room was clean and comfortable and the staff very helpful. I like all costs announced when booking. Fees not mentioned during booking were added to my bill. Everything should be crystal clear at the outset.
Nice small family and friendly hotel, very clean and nice rooms, helpfull staff, delicious food, perfect location - nature. We were very satisfied and could only recomment this hotel.


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At Thursday's vice presidential debate in Danville, Kentucky, Vice President Joe Biden went all in, playing the traditional role of a vice presidential candidate: the attack dog. At times his answers played a little loose with the facts, as when he claimed that personnel at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi hadn't asked for increased security, but he hewed far closer to the truth than Ryan, who once again trotted out the false claim that that administration is cutting Medicare, and again offered no details for how he would pay for the 20 percent across-the-board tax cut that the Republican campaign is proposing. Biden, however, had his facts and figures at the ready, as well with an evident disdain for the arguments of his opponent, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
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Peta Palomino, owner of Blokes Balmain, a Sydney men's clothing and gift store on the now very gentrified high street of the famous Sydney harbour suburb, is getting by. But only just. The upheaval that started with the global financial crisis has not pushed her over the edge, but nor has she seen a quick recovery.
"A lot of my customers are high end and have substantial investments and many are retired, and once their stocks went down they noticeably pulled back on spending," she says.
"But it's been the last year that has been the real shock.
"It's been up and down like a roller-coaster. Sometimes I get up in the morning and wonder why I do this. It's extremely stressful. We order our stock a year in advance and I don't know whether it was worth buying it at all for this coming winter.
"Last year we didn't make a profit but I'm pulling through and I can pay the rent and the bills, but I've spoken to people who've been in small business for 30 years and they are cutting their losses and getting out."
Her words reflect a widespread sense of disappointment that, three years after the global financial crisis, the carefree days have not returned. Australia is not the main square of Athens, with angry mobs of rock-throwers and riot police. But it has not emerged scot-free. Promises of buoyant growth have proved optimistic.
It is partly a matter of perception. Consumer sentiment is still below its historical average. Australia remains haunted by the memory of 2008 and 2009, when the rest of the world exploded. The fears about the euro zone debt crisis resurfaced this past week after Standard & Poor's downgraded several euro zone countries, including AAA-rated France. The World Bank this week cut its forecasts for global growth drastically to 2.5 per cent in 2012, slightly slower than last year. It also tacked on a speculative worst-case scenario under which the world economy actually shrinks by a GFC-like 2.3 per cent.
Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP Capital Investors, says it is hard to put all this in context. He points out that private markets have long since priced in the risks implied by the World Bank's central forecasts and that conditions in the United States and even Europe have been looking a little better recently.
"While their comments provide a reminder that Europe is still a big risk, they are a bit dated," Oliver says.
The next threat to sentiment could come from the Australian labour market, which is showing signs of weakening.
Employment fell 29,000 in December, which meant that, over the course of 2011, the economy actually lost 100 jobs. It was the worst performance in 20 years, even worse than in 2009.
But economists caution not to read too much into one month of data, which was, in any case, a little confusing. Part-time jobs fell but full-time jobs grew strongly. The unemployment rate stayed steady at 5.2 per cent because there were fewer people in the workforce and total hours worked rose quite strongly.
Looking at longer trends, most forecasters believe that the jobs market is getting weaker and unemployment will trend upwards to between 5.5 and 5.75 per cent over this year. That is pretty low by global standards, but it is still disquieting.
The causes are the same old story of a two-speed economy divided between a booming mining sector that employs relatively few people and other parts of the economy undergoing structural change because of the high dollar and cautious consumers.
Retail sales are growing more slowly than the rest of the economy both because of weaker demand and technological change. People are shopping more on the internet and travelling more overseas instead of shopping at Balmain Blokes. And people are consuming less of their incomes generally. The national savings rate has jumped from almost nothing as a share of disposable income to more than 10 per cent. The sense of foreboding from Europe will only encourage this caution.
Banks are preparing for some staff cuts to adjust to the relatively weak growth in credit in the new parsimonious environment. The weakness in retail and banking might hurt the commercial property sector if it reduces the demand for office space and retail premises.
Manufacturing, too, is suffering from the high dollar, and the grim future of our national champions in the car industry has provoked calls for more protectionism and subsidies.
The housing construction sector, which thrived during the boom decade, is still recovering from a hangover after the huge stimulus in 2009 and 2010.
What few people appreciate is that the Reserve Bank of Australia has deliberately engineered this rise in unemployment by jacking up interest rates by 1.75 per cent from their GFC lows. It was calmly predicting a rise in unemployment three months ago.
"The unemployment rate is forecast to rise a little, before declining gradually as the economy gains momentum later," the RBA said in November.
The RBA has made no secret of its plan to slow growth in some parts of the economy, such as traditional low-end manufacturing that will be less competitive in the high-dollar economy, and instead move resources into new, more productive industries such as, but not only, mining. It wants the parts of the economy based on consumption and speculation that thrived in the 2000s to go sideways or shrink slightly.
The RBA does not want people going back to spend their borrowed cash at Balmain Blokes. It is relatively unconcerned that house prices are languishing.
It is a tricky balancing act and one not designed to make the RBA popular. It means that while the transition is under way, mining is desperate for workers but people in the heartland cannot find jobs.
"For the RBA, the challenge will be to try to keep likely rises in the national unemployment rate contained even while parts of the country are experiencing boom conditions and skills shortages," says Julie Toth, an economist at ANZ Banking Group[.
The good news is that, with the global economy a little slower than expected, and perhaps a lot slower, and with growing evidence that inflation is now under control, the RBA is quickly switching from villain to white knight. It has already cut rates by half a percentage point in the past three months, which has helped lower mortgage rates and the exchange rate, slightly easing pressure on manufacturers.
The chances of further cuts to official interest rates will rise if next week's data on consumer price inflation is benign. Most economists are tipping underlying inflation will remain comfortably in the middle of the RBA's 2 per cent to 3 per cent target band. That will boost consumption and probably the housing sector.
Some fret that because they face higher borrowing costs on international markets because of the euro zone crisis, the big banks will not pass on any cuts in official rates to mortgage holders and small businesses. That might be true in the very short term, but if banks refuse to cut mortgage rates by the full amount in February, the RBA will just cut domestic official rates further next month till market rates to consumers and businesses fall to where the RBA wants. That is what the RBA did in 2009 and governor
Before getting too worried, remember that, despite the noise from Europe, the key elements of the mining boom are mostly on track. In the World Bank's central scenario, commodity prices are expected to slow but not collapse. Metals and mineral prices would decline just 6 per cent in 2012 relative to the average price in 2011. China is slowing to try to control its domestic inflation but it has recently turned the policy switch back to expansion. Providing Europe stops getting worse, signs are that China can achieve a soft landing.
The big mining companies are saying the same thing. They are trimming their profit outlooks to reflect the slightly lower commodity prices, but prices are still high enough to justify the investment boom in iron ore, coal and LNG. The mining investment boom will push up growth by 2 per cent over each of the next few years. That is part of the reason why the Australian dollar, our badge of national economic pride, is close to its highs against the euro and the British pound and handily strong against the US dollar.
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Fox News' media criticism program continued the network's promotion of Zev Chafets' biography of Fox News president Roger Ailes, Roger Ailes: Off Camera, with a segment that did not examine or discuss the book's substance. Instead, Fox News Watch re-ran a friendly interview with Chafets and attacked critics of Ailes.
On the March 23 edition of Fox News Watch, anchor Jon Scott remarked that the book was getting "lots of media attention." Scott then defended Ailes' claim that President Obama described himself as "lazy," a misrepresentation of Obama's remarks.
The bulk of the segment re-ran a friendly interview Chafets had with Fox & Friends earlier in the week, and unlike most other segments on the program, it failed to include a roundtable discussion.
Neither Ailes' past controversial remarks nor Fox's role in promoting this book while attacking more skeptical reporting on Ailes and the network were discussed. Scott ended the segment by noting that Ailes built "Fox News Channel into number one" and that it's "tough being on top, everyone's always aiming at you trying to bring you down."
In contrast to the kid-gloved treatment Chafets received from Fox News Watch, Howard Kurtz interviewed Chafets on his CNN program and challenged the author's claims to objectivity. "To me it seems like you defend Roger Ailes on almost every issue in this book," Kurtz said to Chafets on the March 24 edition of CNN's Reliable Sources. "One critical thing. Give me one critical thing. One thing that troubles you about Roger Ailes." Chafets declined to answer: "One thing that troubles me about Roger? Nothing troubles me about any of the news organizations. I don't tend to be troubled by things like that."
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Jessica - opposite the comic book hero she will play.
She's an actor little known here in her native Australia, but Jessica De Gouw is set to become something of a superstar in the pop culture world after landing the role of The Huntress in a new television adaptation of the adventures of DC Comics hero the Green Arrow. In Arrow, which premieres in the US in October, Stephen Amell plays vigilante Oliver Queen, a billionaire playboy who returns, after being stranded on a remote island for five years, to right the wrongs he made in his previous life, fighting crime armed only with a bow and arrow. Or arrows, to be exact, some of which are pretty tricked up. De Gouw, who appeared in last year's Underbelly and the upcoming Kath and Kimderella, will play Helena Bertinelli, the daughter of a crime boss who takes a dim view of the family business. She and Queen cross paths early in the series and become adversaries, then allies and possibly lovers. ''Helena is a potential love interest for Oliver Queen; a fellow vigilante, set on destroying her father's organized crime empire,'' the character's official description states. ''But Helena's blind pursuit of revenge will put her on a collision course with the Arrow."
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Sins of the Bush Administration
17, 2004
By Tab Julius
George W. Bush's administration has done much to legally
blur the separation of Church and State - more than any administration
in recent history. George Bush himself makes frequent personal
references to God and implies that he is serving God in a
fight of Good vs. Evil. He goes so far as to hold prayer sessions
at the White House with staffers before meetings.
Our government, once secular, is clearly becoming more religious.
Is this a good thing? Well, many would argue not. There are
those, of course, who would argue that it is a good thing,
but invariably if and only if it corresponds to their religion.
Jews aren't going to argue that a Christian government is
a good thing, any more than Christians would prefer a Buddhist
Since Bush fancies himself a Christian, and is taking stances
on many subjects that match those of his pro-Christian conservative
base (e.g.: anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage, anti-stem cell
research), we can conclude that if our current government
is becoming more religious, then the religion it is embracing
is Christianity.
If so, we are now within our rights to ask the question:
Has our Government sinned?
Yes, that was the question. Is our government, and its administration,
being a good Christian?
Bush supports a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.
Presumably he'd support one against abortion as well, but
since he hasn't said so, let's work with gay marriage. Personally
I don't care what other people do, but apparently this issue
so concerns the adminstration that it would feel justified
asking Congress to introduce a consitutional amendment. Not
to focus on the economy and jobs, not to advance international
relations, nor combat terrorism. Gay marriage is apparently
one of the major problems facing this country, according to
this administration.
As such, we must assume that Gay Marriage Is Bad. Terrible.
The worst thing we have to deal with. And yet, it's not one
of the seven deadly sins. Therefore it must be a lesser sin.
We also have the ten commandments. "Men should not Know their
fellow men" is not in there. Thus it must not be as bad as
breaking one of the ten commandments either.
Therefore, for this to be an issue of such import that the
administration must focus the considerable resources at its
disposal to resolve it, we must assume that worse problems
have already been dealt with. It must be the case that the
Bush administration is so free of sin that we're already done
with the seven deadly sins and the ten commandments, and we
have nothing left to go after except gay marriage.
That would be nice. Unfortunately that's not the case.
Let's start with the ten commandments. Actually there are
variations on the wording of the commandments, the wording
varies based on the interpretation; the King James Bible has
one set of wordings, the Catholics have another, the Hebrew
interpretation is yet one more. For now, though, let's go
with the Catholic list, since the wording is short and basic.
1. I am the Lord thy God. Thou shalt not have strange gods
before me.
2. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
3. Remember thou keep the Sabbath Day.
4. Honor thy Father and thy Mother.
5. Thou shalt not kill.
6. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
7. Thou shalt not steal.
8. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
9. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife.
10. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods.
The first three are basic housekeeping, the fourth is a
recipe for good family relations, but commandments five through
ten, the "Thou shalt nots" are pretty specific. How does the
Bush administration stack up here?
Thou shalt not kill.
Sometimes killing is a necessity, granted, but at a minimum
one can assume that one should at least not take pleasure
in killing, or kill needlessly. As Governor of Texas, Bush
presided over executions at an extraordinary rate - one every
two weeks. In the run-up to the 2000 elections, Bush proudly
stated that in Texas "we put 'em to death". When asked about
a woman he had just decided to put to death, who had asked
for clemency on the grounds she had become a born-again Christian,
Bush mocked her. "Please," he whimpered in mock desperation,
"don't kill me".
But it doesn't end there. The Iraq war has taken hundreds
of military lives, and that's just the U.S. military. Add
in civilians, and then add in Iraqi soldiers, and you have
a significant death toll well into the thousands. If the war
was entered into on the basis of fabricated evidence, as most
now believe, then you again have a blatant disregard for human
Thou shalt not commit adultery.
The government per se cannot commit adultery, only individuals
can. Unlike those who impeached Clinton, I don't believe that
the personal sexual relationships of our leaders are any of
our business (unless it shows a blatant hypocrisy in their
values, in which case it would then be our business). As such,
this commandment cannot apply.
Thou shalt not steal.
Halliburton. Oil. Votes. There is a long list in this category.
Just those three are enough for now.
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
Neighbors as in both neighboring countries, and also as
in local neighbors (fellow Americans). Certainly in bearing
false witness against neighboring countries, we've just had
two years of exposure to lies and false claims regarding Iraq.
We've also had suppression of the truth here at home, in many
forms, from preventing Medicare cost info from getting out,
to blocking the 9/11 commission, to falsely linking Saddam
Hussein to 9/11, and more. The lies to our citizens and the
lies made about other countries is becoming a very long list
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife.
We can lump this in with adultery for the purposes of this
discussion. An administration cannot covet a wife, so this
commandment does not apply.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods.
Well, well. Let's start with oil in Iraq, shall we? The
United States doth hath been doing much coveting. And pipelines
in Uzbekistan and Afghanistan, and other resources throughout
the world.
I think a pretty good argument can be made that the administration
has failed on at least four of the ten commandments. Given
that the other six are pretty hard for an administration to
violate (adultery, neighbor's wife, honor parents, and the
three housekeeping ones), it's clear that the administration
has violated any of those that it COULD violate.
No administration is perfect. But if one prides itself on
its religious ties, then it should be called to task for any
hypocrisy it exhibits. Hence the list.
But we're not done - we still have the seven deadly sins
to look at. As a reminder, they are:
1. Pride 2. Avarice/Greed
3. Envy
4. Wrath/Anger
5. Lust
6. Gluttony
7. Sloth
This is not pride as in bring proud of your children, or
of being proud of your country. This is pride, vanity, and
ego, as in the opposite of humility. The U.S. swaggers. This
administration tells other countries to be with us or against
us, without respect for what they think. This administration
has little respect for their opinions, and doesn't even consider
that maybe the rest of the world is right and this administration
is wrong. That is pride and vanity and ego at its worst.
Not just money and things, it is also the opposite of generosity.
To be generous is to be giving, not just materially, but in
things like being gracious and sharing the spotlight. This
adminstration has sought to claim credit for No Child Left
Behind, which it initially opposed, but also the 9/11 commission,
which it initially opposed, and the department of Homeland
Security, which it initially opposed, and also for initiating
motions which it later gutted or didn't fund (like the billions
for New York). I would also put failure to take responsibility
for actions in this category too. And if you want to just
go with the straight materialistic interpretation of greed...
oh, don't get me started.
As opposed to love, and a close relative of Avarice/Greed,
this is an administration that cannot attribute good to anyone
not in their camp. No inherent good of the Democrats, nothing
Clinton did was good, the administration spoke ill of France
and Germany and saw no good in what they were trying to do.
Many failures on the envy score are covered in the 'coveting'
section of the ten commandments. There is envy for absolute
power - of office, of intelligence. The Patriot Act is a coveting
of freedoms. The administration cannot accept that others
might choose differently for themselves, whether it might
be speech, abortion, choice of religion, and it envies and
covets those freedoms only for itself.
As opposed to kindness, a jump to anger is the opposite
of diplomacy. One can get more flies with honey than with
vinegar, but this administration has been quick to anger and
seek retribution. Press corp members asking a delicate question
risk being cut off from future access. Countries not "with
us" are penalized - we were quick to demand that everyone
follow us into Iraq and when the rest of the world demurred
we sought penalties against France and others. The Bush administration
is angry whenever anyone questions their motives. They feel
they owe no explanation to anybody.
As opposed to self-control, this administration's lust (similar
to coveting) is powerful. Lust after power itself, refusal
to answer questions, but also lack of self-control as shown
in impatience to go after Iraq, and angry responses when questioned.
Lust after oil, control of Congress, lust after its own agenda,
forgetting that it represents all Americans and that it must
represent everyone's interests, not just their tight conservative
base. And need I mention lust after the office of the President
after 2004? Much of what this administation has done has been
driven by lust to stay in power, what is politically fruitful
to the Bush camp, not necessarily what would make good policy
for America.
As opposed to temperance, this administration has been unabashedly
going after what it wants, and what it wants it wants in incredible
quantities, without regard to the long term effects. Huge
tax cuts, more than are fiscally prudent for the country.
An oil base in the mideast, without regard for our military
position or ability to maintain and secure it (or the cost
to get it). As much faith integration into government as possible,
without regards to others, or the constitutional separation.
An effort to force the whole country to their positions, be
it abortion, prayer, or even, yes, gay marriage.
As opposed to Zeal. The administration has a lot of zeal
for their own agenda, but for the needs of the country there's
a lot of sloth happening. Bush set a record for vacation time
prior to 9/11, on 9/11 itself he exhibited an incredible amount
of sloth - people like Rudy Giuliani were the real ones on
site. Bush didn't leap into action - he sat in a classroom
for 20 minutes after the second plane, and then got on a plane
and didn't show his face for a long time. There's been a lot
of focus on fund raising for elections, but little on issues
that confront America. And the number of military funerals
attended by Bush? Zero. Were that his zeal for fundraising
and Iraq applied to actually running the country and getting
Americans back to work and respecting the people he serves.
So, has this administration sinned? Let's see... it has
broken all of the commandments that an administration can
break (excluding the six that don't apply to an administration)
and violated each of the seven deadly sins. Obviously there's
some work to be done on the most basic issues before it goes
after minor things like gay marriage or stem cells.
Perhaps before the administration speaks so rightously about
how others should behave, it should take a good look, as its
god might do, on how it behaves. If it truly looked at its
worshipped commandments and prohibitions, it might find, as
we all do, that there's a sinner in all of us. In some ways,
this administration is the biggest sinner of all.


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MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. - Kathy Sterling was the low finisher for the Warhawks Wednesday and tied for 17th overall to guide ULM to a ninth place result after the final round of the Sun Belt Conference Women's Golf Tournament.
Sterling carded a 79 on the par-72, 6,264 yard Fighting Joe course at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail's The Shoals. Her round featured her first career eagle on the par-5 first hole along with two birdies. She totaled 229 (78-72-79) for the 54-hole event to finish seven strokes out of the top-10.
Denver's Rachael Watton and FIU's Katie Mundy both ended with three-day totals of one-under-par 215 to force sudden death, and Watton came out victorious after winning on the first hole of the playoff to earn medalist honors.
The Warhawks shot 315 in the final round, and combined for 935 for the tournament to drop back a spot from eighth place yesterday to close out the 2012 season. Denver finished in dominant fashion with a 291 and an eight-over-par 872 total to claim its ninth consecutive.
Ines Fendt fired the low round of the day for ULM, a 74 which included a team-best five birdies as well as two through her last three holes. She ended one stroke back of Sterling in a tie for 21st overall.
A final-round 80 by Jennifer Park gave her a 235 total for a solo 32nd place finish, while Emily Stratton totaled 241 to tie for 41st. Lea Anna Cardwell concluded the event in 55th place with 278.
Park and Ali Lucas each earned All-Conference accolades as voted by the Sun Belt's 11 head coaches. The team consists of 12 players, four of which were guranteed a spot with a top-four finish in the championship. The coaches selections determined the final eight golfers to receive recognition.
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Man attempted to set rectory, body of priest on fire according to affidavit
EUREKA- It has been one week since the discovery of St. Bernard priest Eric Freed was found dead inside of his home New Years Day. According to the affidavit obtained from the Associated Press, the man charged in the murder of Rev. Freed reportedly tried to blow up the rectory by turning on the gas from a stove and leaving behind a lit cigar. The documents also state Freed's body was wrapped in bedclothes dampened by liquor in another failed attempt to start a fire.
Deputies said the series of events that lead up to the murder first started on West Coast Road in Redway, about 45 minutes south of where the crime took place.
"Approximately 1:30 in the afternoon on New Years Eve, deputies were dispatched to meet with someone acting strangely and was having some issues," said Humboldt County Sheriff Michael Downey.
Deputies said it was Gary Bullock, 44, who admitted to being under the influence of methamphetamine and heroin when he was approached.
Downey said, "At that point based upon his condition he was arrested for 647-F, for being under the influence." Bullock was then transported to the Humboldt County Jail, north of Redway. Around 3 p.m. he arrived and was seen by a nurse said Downey,
"Whenever someone is brought into the jail they have to be medically cleared by a nurse in our facility before they can be accepted into the facility itself."
Once at the jail, Bullock was rejected for his erratic behavior and had a high heart rate, and was immediately taken to St. Joseph Hospital for a medical evaluation where he was cleared and then sent back to jail. Around 4:30 p.m. Bullock was returned back to jail and placed into a sobering cell where he remained in custody for the next nine hours until he was released at 12:45 a.m.
"Per our policy, when someone is charged with 647-F someone is typically held up to four hours" said Downey. "He was actually in our custody for 11 hours from the time he was arrested until the time he was released."
Downey said Bullock was released based on a certain set of criteria, "The threshold that we have to meet for release is that he is able to care for himself and not a danger to others, based upon evaluations, he met that criteria."
12:45 a.m. New Years Day Bullock was released from jail. It was around 2 a.m. when Eureka Police officers said they were called to St. Bernard church for a suspicious person,
Eureka Police Chief Andrew Mills said, "Officers were called to that location and contacted Mr. Bullock and found out that he was not drunk and not incapable of taking care of others, which is the standard police would hold for a mental health commitment."
Chief mills said Bullock was then directed to an emergency shelter for the night, but around 3 a.m. was found wandering near the church and spotted by a security guard.
"He was driving by and saw the door to the restroom open and then he saw this guy went and contacted him and said you should not be on this property," said Chief Mills.
It was sometime after the last encounter with the security guard when police believe Bullock killed Freed. He was arrested the following day on Jan. 2 after his family turned him in. Bullock was on summary non-supervised probation for two previous drug related cases.
On Jan. 6 he plead not guilty at his arraignment to three felony counts, one for murder, vehicle theft, and attempted arson with two special allegation charges of burglary to a residence and intention to kill with torture. His preliminary hearing is set for Jan. 16.