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Angie Swindell the third houseguest evicted from 'Big Brother 10'
By Christopher Rocchio, 08/01/2008
Angie Swindell
became the third houseguest evicted from
Big Brother
tenth season during last night's live broadcast of the CBS reality show.
The recently divorced 29-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative from Orlando, FL was revealed to be evicted from the
Big Brother
house on Day 24 by a unanimous 8-0 vote. She was placed on the chopping block by the competition's third Head of Household
Keesha Smith
, a single 29-year-old Hooters waitress from Burbank, CA.
Along with Angie, Keesha had nominated
Jessie Godderz
, a single 22-year-old bodybuilder from Huntington Beach, CA, for eviction during Sunday night's
Big Brother
Keesha reasoned that Angie abandoned
previously evicted
Steven Daigle
when he needed support in the house; while Jessie was nominated because he was the one responsible for nominating Steven.
Despite the fact that Keesha promised Jessie he would be staying in the house, he still felt insecure about his position and continuously ranted about how he felt it was unfair he was on the chopping block for nominating Steven. Jessie explained that when he nominated Steven, he was only doing what the majority of the houseguests requested.
Jessie specifically targeted
Libra Thompson
, a married 31-year-old human resources representative and mother of three from Spring, TX, as the one who wanted Steven out of the house. He told Keesha how she shouldn't trust Libra and suggested that if he won Power of Veto, Keesha should put Libra up as the replacement nominee.
However it was Keesha who won the PoV during Tuesday night's broadcast, and she decided against using it on anybody and kept her nominations the same. Keesha made a point to tell all the other houseguests she wouldn't be backdooring Libra because she had given Libra her word earlier in the competition and didn't want to go back on it.
Realizing that she was being targeted, Angie talked with
Jerry MacDonald
, a married 75-year-old former Marine and retired marketing executive from Magnolia, TX, as the two sat outside.
"Are you going to go along with what the house says?" Angie asked him. "I think there's bigger fish to fry in the house."
Jerry told Angie he didn't disagree with what she was saying but explained "none of it is my choice," adding he was simply following the numbers -- which suggested Angie would be booted.
Jerry then accused Jessie; Robert "Memphis" Garrett, a single 25-year-old mixologist and party planner from Los Angeles, CA; and
Michelle Costa
, a single 28-year-old real estate agent from Cumberland, RI, of being "cocky" while Jessie was HoH the previous week.
Angie eventually told Michelle what Jerry had said, and she in turn told Jessie and Memphis -- leading to a confrontation between the three of them and Jerry. While he was called out for talking smack about Jessie, Michelle and Memphis, Jerry wouldn't back down and said he refused to kiss Jessie's ass -- even if he were to win the upcoming HoH.
"You know where you'll be," Jessie told Jerry, a not-so-thinly veiled threat that if Jessie were to win HoH, Jerry would be on the block.
"You know where you'll be too if I get it," replied Jerry.
After viewers saw footage of the houseguests' reaction to Tuesday's earthquake, Jessie continued to let his ego get the best of him.
He blew a kiss and waved at Libra from outside, mouthing the words, "You're going bye-bye," to her. Libra was not pleased and told Keesha and
April Dowling
, a single 30-year-old finance manager from Higley, AZ, what Jessie had done, calling it "arrogant."
Of course
Renny Martyn
, a married 53-year-old hair salon owner from Metairie, LA, agreed since she has had problems with Jessie since the beginning.
"He's going down," she said.
Jessie only further dug a hole for himself when he called Jerry "father time" in passing.
"I think he needs to get out of here," said Jerry.
Despite having given Jessie her word that Angie would be going home, Keesha was starting to have her doubts.
"He just buries himself," she commented.
April, Libra and
Bryan Ollie
, a single 27-year-old marketing sales representative from Bloomington, MN, then discussed how it would be wise for them to take the opportunity to boot Jessie since he's such a strong player.
"If y'all want to do it, let's get Keesha the word and tell her to give the thumbs up," said Ollie, as the houseguests had all previously promised they'd vote according to the HoH's wishes.
"The first time we did that, she listened," pointed out Libra, referencing how Jessie and Angie ended up on the block in the first place.
The live portion of last night's
Big Brother
broadcast then commenced and host
Julie Chen
revealed to viewers that a banner that was flown over the house during Tuesday night's broadcast "had nothing to do with
Big Brother
" -- despite the fact Jessie, Angie, Memphis and Michelle had told the other houseguests it said, "Libra's a liar, love Steven."
Hoping her fellow houseguests would realize Jessie was the bigger threat, Angie made her final plea.
"It has certainly been an interesting three weeks for us. We've made some friends, we've made some enemies. But it all started out with 13 strangers walking into this house and basically trying to win $500,000. So You guys are probably sitting here pretty confident in your vote -- who you're going to be voting to evict. But I just want to offer you one thing," said Angie.
"Only one person in this room is going to win $500,000 -- not an alliance, not a majority of the house -- one person. So you need to take a good hard look at the nominees up here right now. You need to decide who's the biggest roadblock in your way to winning that money. If it's me, great. I'll walk out the door. But if it's not, I would definitely take that into serious consideration before you cat your vote. That's a mistake you definitely don't want to regret."
However the houseguests stuck to their plan, as Memphis, Michelle, Jerry, Renny, Libra, April, Ollie and
Dan Gheesling
, a single 24-year-old Catholic high school teacher from Dearborn, MI, all voted to evict Angie.
Angie then gathered her belongings and exited the house before being met by Julie and a live studio audience. Julie asked an emotional Angie if she agreed with Keesha partially blaming her for Steven's eviction.
"I actually think that there's probably some other underlying things," answered Angie. "Maybe it had to do with a lot of the constant competitiveness of the girls in the house."
Angie also discredited rumors that she and
Big Brother
first evicted houseguest
Brian Hart
were a romantic item, even though she had been wearing his knit cap since
he was given the boot
"Me and Brian are very, very good friends. I know that he has somebody that he's with," said Angie. "I think it got to the point that when I found out it really bugged everybody in the house, it kind of became something like, 'Well if it bothers them, I'm going to wear it more."
Following Angie's eviction, it was revealed that home viewer votes cast after Tuesday night's broadcast had selected Dan to
serve as America's Player
Dan was informed of America's selection in the Diary Room, as the note he received explained: "If you accept the offer, America will pay you $20,000 to represent them for one week in the
Big Brother
game. From who to get nominated to who to get evicted and everything in between, America will be calling the shots. But you must keep it a secret or risk losing everything."
Dan then thought about the offer.
"This is pretty cool. I'm very blown away, very appreciative towards America," he said.
"On the pro side, obviously there's the money. I'm a teacher, I don't really need to tell you guys how much money I make. I could tell you that this money would make a huge difference for me. One con to becoming America's Player is I could jeopardize my entire chance of winning this thing. But if America wants Dan to be America's Player, who am I to deny America. If that's what America wants, I'm on board. I will be accepting the America's Player offer."
Home viewers were allowed to vote on Dan's first task immediately following last night's episode, and they'll be determining which of the houseguests he should lobby to be nominated for eviction.
After it was revealed Dan was America's Player, the 10 remaining houseguests -- minus Keesha, who as the outgoing HoH, was deemed ineligible to compete -- competed in the tenth season's third HoH competition.
Dubbed "Livin' on the Edge," each houseguest had to stand on a ledge. Whichever houseguest could hang on the side of a building the longest would be the new HoH.
While the results of the challenge are already known to the show's 24/7 live Internet feed viewers, CBS will reveal the winner during Sunday night's
Big Brother
broadcast. (If you don't want to wait until then to find out what happened, highlight the area below.)
April won the challenge and became the fourth HoH.
Big Brother
next episode will air Sunday, August 3 at 8PM ET/PT on CBS.
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Almac Group
Wins Excellence in 'Innovation' Category at the Tenth annual Belfast Telegraph /BMI Northern Ireland Business Awards
Accolade is testimony to the discovery and validation of new pioneering biomarkers in the filed of personalised medicine by Almac's Diagnostics division.
Almac, the Craigavon based, international integrated contract development and manufacturing organisation, has won the 2010 Belfast Telegraph / BMI Northern Ireland Business Award for 'innovation' – also receiving a commendation in the 'exporting achievement' category.
Almac received the award largely in recognition of the innovative and world leading 'personalised medicine' work undertaken by its Diagnostics division, using Formalin Fixed Paraffin Embedded (FFPE) samples for molecular analysis of DNA and RNA profiling. This novel technique opens up the possibility of retrospective analysis of samples, greatly aiding the discovery of genomic biomarkers, and ultimately helping to create therapies that are more effective for individual patients.
One of the main challenges faced in the discovery and validation of biomarkers is the availability of suitable human tissues for analysis. Standard clinical practice involves storing biopsy/surgery tissues as FFPE samples. This common procedure has been in use for decades and it is estimated that worldwide there are hundreds of millions of tissue samples stored in this manner. However, the problem until now has been that tissues stored in this way are not well suited to molecular analysis (i.e. DNA and RNA profiling).
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New York Yankees prospect Luis Severino is quickly becoming a major-league ready starter at the tender age of 20, but with a year or so to go until that actually happens, he can't help the team in its current predicament.
That problem is starting pitching. The Yanks have seen 80 percent of their rotation go down to injury, with 40 percent certainly gone for the year and the other 40 percent hanging by a thread.
General manager Brian Cashman has repeatedly said pitching will be a major priority for the Yanks before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline passes. However, it seems the problem may be that Severino, who Joel Sherman of the New York Post reported is the team's best pitching prospect in 10 years, is the guy opposing clubs are asking for in a deal:
He is the prospect asked for when, say, the Cubs are trying to move Jeff Samardzija. And multiple scouts and executives not associated with the Yanks lavished praise, with one personnel man emailing to say, "totally legit. Power stuff across the board. Easy fastball. My worry is he is not very big, but the stuff plays."
The 20-year-old also recently broke into the top-50 prospects list of both Baseball America and Baseball Prospectus. His performance at the MLB Futures Game left many taking notice of his Pedro Martinez-like frame throwing fire.
The interest in Severino grows and so does the demand. If the Yanks' GM hopes to bring in a top-notch starter to give the team a chance in 2014, Severino is the guy that will get it done. Behold the cost of doing business for a frontline arm.
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A seven-year-old boy was playing with his siblings when heavy snow buried and killed him on Mount Buller in Victoria's north-east on Wednesday.
The death has rippled throughout a tight-knit community, with resort chief executive John Huber describing it as a ''tragic and devastating'' incident.
The family from Roxburgh Park in Melbourne were on holiday, and the three children were playing just metres from the lodge they were staying at.
Acting Sergeant Matt Bennett said the boy's father rang police about 5pm after the family frantically searched for about 20 minutes for the child, who had seemingly disappeared.
A search party was launched and two hours later a ski patrol found the boy buried about a metre under the snow, just 40 metres from where he was last seen playing. ''We believe there's been some sort of slide off the roof of a building that's engulfed him,'' acting Sergeant Bennett said.
The boy, who was in cardiac arrest, was taken to the Mount Buller Medical Centre, but could not be resuscitated.
Acting Sergeant Bennett, who described the death as a ''tragic accident'', said the family returned to Melbourne on Wednesday night.
''They were very distraught,'' he said.
Mr Huber said the death had shaken the community and the resort had offered counselling.
''We are a tight community,'' he said. ''Our triumphs are made sweeter and our tragedies are diminished because we do it as a team … but it means it's very, very difficult.''
Other resort staff said they were still recovering from the death of a young man who got lost on the snow fields and froze to death in 2010.
Mr Huber said the resort would review the safety of its properties and property owners were taking a range of precautions, though there was no direct solution to snow build-up on resort roofs.
''We always take any opportunity to review the way we run the resort,'' he said.
Wally Morrell has lived at Mount Buller for 45 years and helped build the lodge, called Hima, that the family were staying at.
''I've never seen snow coming off that side of the roof in bulk like it before,'' Mr Morrell said. ''It's never been a problem.''
Maria came up to the resort from Melbourne with her two daughters and two-year-old grandson on Thursday morning. She was one of many people who still braved the snow despite the tragedy.
''It was sad, you felt like you didn't want to come up here,'' she said. ''You've got to be careful in the snow and stick to the town.''
Premier Denis Napthine also expressed sympathy. ''An absolute tragedy, our heart goes out to the family of that young boy,'' he said.
Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Terry Ryan said there was a near white-out when the boy went missing and visibility was poor.
Police said a report would be prepared for the coroner.


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ROB Collard won the final race of the day at Knockhill in the British Touring Car Championship on Sunday.
The Hook driver started the day in last place in the grid for race one and ended it by taking the chequered flag.
Collard having qualified ninth at the Scottish track, was relegated to the back of the grid, due a penalty from the last meeting at Snetterton, for overtaking under a yellow flag.
The Hook driver had a storming first race drive to move up 19 places to 12th and he continued his way up the field in his second outing as he came in fifth.
Collard made a great start in the final race and on lap eight, took over the lead from fellow north Hampshire racer Nick Foster.
This was on his way to his first victory since 2012, which was at the same Scottish circuit. The win moved him up to fourth in the championship.
It was also a great day for Odiham's Foster, as he collected his highest finish of the season with a fourth in race three, battling with team mate and championship leader Colin Turkington right to the line for the final podium place.
It completed a trio of top 10 finishes for Foster, who also qualified in the top 10 as he had a great weekend.
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Another month gone, and another month closer to the start of the Minnesota Timberwolves 2012-13 season. We began the month of September by analyzing the rumors behind the Timberwolves then-apparent interest in free agent knucklehead Andray Blatche, who ultimately failed to receive a contract offer from Minnesota and ended up signing a deal to play for the Brooklyn Nets.
Along with Blatche, former Sacramento King center Hassan Whiteside received interest from Minnesota and was even flown to Minneapolis for a private workout with the team. However, Whiteside too did not receive a contract offer from the club as Minnesota instead signed veteran PF-C Lou Amundson, who most recently played for Indiana last season. The signing of Amundson spelled the end of contract negotiations between Anthony Tolliver and the Pups, and Tolliver instead signed a veteran minimum deal to play for the Atlanta Hawks.
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Why not just query the AD server as a trusted LDAP source? It should be able to return any value you need based on your query. Also, have you asked your administrator about synchronizing the directories? He'd probably be willing to look into it, and if not, I am sure your executives would be willing to look at it if you tell them it will save money and make the company more efficient.
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The Carolina Panthers have made it official, announcing the hire of Al Holcomb, who has spent the last four years with the New York Giants, as their next linebackers coach.
Holcomb interviewed with the Panthers on Thursday and was hired less than 24 hours later by another former Giant, Dave Gettleman, who was recently hired as Carolina's new General Manager.
In addition to Holcomb, the Panthers also met with Auburn Tigers defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder and Cleveland Browns linebackers coach Billy Davis. Davis also had a history with the Giants, having served as their linebackers coach in 2004.
Holcomb, who joined the Giants in 2009 as their defensive quality control coach after interning with the New York Jets in 2007 as part of the NFL's minority internship program, was promoted to defensive assistant to Perry Fewell in 2011 and helped the team to a Super Bowl XLVI victory.
Prior to entering the NFL, Holcomb was a defensive coach for several smaller Pennsylvania college teams, including Lafayette, Kutztown University and Bloomsburg, who played for the Division II National Championship in 2000.
This will now open the floodgates for a large number of fans to demand the Giants immediately hire Steve Spagnulo to fill the void. It's not going to happen, but it will certainly be suggested … over and over and over again.
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Secret Service Codenames - And You Are?
So I was reading that the VP for the GOP is going with "Bowhunter" because it's his favorite past time. Romney is going with "Javelin".
I simply had to know the rest, so I hit this page and discovered two things
1) People in power should not get to pick their code names. Over half the names on the list have NOTHING to do with the person they refer too.
2) The people AROUND people in power are bat "S" crazy. :eek:
So what would your Secret Service Codename be? Or what would you choose for another member of the forum?
Call me tripod. Lmfao
I did like how Pope John Paul the II was codenamed "Halo". I found that one funny.
Sarah Palin's husband was going to be called "Driller"....LMAO!!!
I'd driller. ;)
JFK was called "Lancer" and Lady Lacqueline was called "Lace".... That one is just too easy, kind of like Dog's sister. :D
Speaking of which, time to start nominating.
For Robocop I would suggest we call him "Shadow"
Canebrake gets to be "Gelding" - Because he sure isn't getting "Colt"
bkt - Professor. Easy call
Davyboy - Hmmm, I don't have a clever name for Davy. Everything that comes to mind is too British and easy.
How about bangers. Lol
Mine would be "Grumpy old Fart"
Static, static, "SS1, Grumpy Old Fart has entered the building". static, static.
Orangello- papa bear
Jonm- Canis
C3shooter- Prometheus (he invented fire :p)
Shihan is definitely getting "Rubberneck" because his head is going to be on a swivel with those young interns running around.
Didn't Prometheus steal fire and give it to man?
RSG is getting Freya. Yowza! :D
Sebbie is getting Athena
WoC will be "A. Oaks" for Annie Oakley. ;)
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First cruise - carnival ecstasy july 28
The Bad
1. When we talked to employees at the casino, we joked it was run by the Russian mafia. Turns out, that might be true. Three of us experienced the same hustle; when you first start playing face up black jack, we were winning, then they change dealers and lost. Stay away.
2. Check in from parking to room took 2.5 hrs.
3. Food was very disappointing.
4. Too many kids.
5. Extra costs for almost EVERYTHING.
The Good
1. Excellent service.
2. Medical Center was outstanding.
3. Plenty of food.
Thanks for your review. What was the highlight for you?
Did you get to the terminal for check-in at the recommended time? Was it just really crowded, or was there some delay in clearing the cruise before yours?
Sorry your cruise was not what you expected. We do not gamble so can't comment on that, but as for the too many kids, that is to be expected during the summer. Try cruising in the fall, it is very nice for that reason and it's not as hot. I do agree that the quality of food is not what it once was. I would rather see less food and better quality rather than quantity. Does anyone else agree? Maybe take away one or two selections in place of better quality, tasting food. As for check in time, we have checked in as little as 30 minutes to 3 hours, you just never know, but hey I am on vacation standing in line talking to people and just thinking about laying out on the deck drinking a nice cold drink. I just find it hard to complain at that point. I am just thankful I am one of fortunate one's in that line, right!
Don't give up on cruising because it is still the best value for your money IMO. Try another cruise line or go next year during the fall. You will love it!
I'm going to nominate Boneman for the "Great Attitude Award"!!! Your post made me feel good just by reading it!
Congrats on your first cruise! I am pretty sure that the Casinos are ran by Carnival Corporation's Casino Division. Unlike the Gift Shops and the Spa which are ran by outside sources.
I am not an expert on how the Black Jack tables work as far as Dealer rotation. However, member Jim C. most likely is. He is on a cruise right now, but I'm sure he'll comment upon his return.
The Casinos are not under Government Jurisdiction for regulation. However as a member of Cruise Lines International Association they have to adhere to the Gaming Guidelines which can be found HERE.
Welcome Aboard,
The highlight was when we sailed through Tropical Storm Don. We saw it from our balcony. Very exciting.
I'm a seasoned gambler. I know scams in the gambling world when I see it. If y'all sense a bad attitude from my post about my cruise, it's mostly from my casino experience on the Ecstasy.
I had a bad muscle spasm in my lower back during our cruise. The medical center put me on an IV with valium and shots. Doctor and nurses were excellent.
My wife, I, and our friends still want very much want to go on another cruise. We are thinking of the Carnival Magic next year.
Scrubs12, thank you for your review. I'm glad to see that it wasn't too bad and you're going to try the Magic next year. As others have said, try going when school is in session, you'll run into less children that way.
Sorry things didn't go great, but I'm glad you did enjoy it enough. Did you try the chocolate melting cake? I sure hope you liked that, it's my favorite:)
Hope your Magic cruise will be magical!
My witnesses are telling them that I had the credits with the last spin. I tell them to run the report on the machine if they don't believe us. They then say it only has a report of Credits in. This was a total lie and I knew it as the machines can report all play. Once I told them them I knew the machine could run all reports, they changed their tune and gave me the $240 back. It could have been a machine malfunction. I dunno, it was an old machine.
Just saying strange things have happened to me too in Casino once a long time ago.
I read a book on gambling several years ago and it said to avoid casinos at service stations (like in Louisiana) and cruise ships. Now I remember why. But it only cost me 60 bucks to find this out. This won't deter me from Cruising however, I just won't gamble on board anymore.
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Since the end of World War I, hams have communicated on specific frequencies designated for use by amateurs. The first hams used radios made by Hammarlund, E.F. Johnson, the National Radio Company, and Hallicrafters, as well as kits sold by Heathkit and others. Radio sets made with vacuum tubes are known as glowbugs for the way in which the tubes on top of the sets glow. Ham radio components include receivers, transmitters, speakers, and handsets, which resemble those used on telephones.
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WPIAL Class AA semifinals preview: South Fayette vs. Beaver Falls
class AA Semifinals
No. 2 South Fayette (11-0) vs. No. 6 Beaver Falls (9-2)
7:30 p.m. Friday at Montour
Century Conference champion South Fayette had the most explosive offense and stingiest defense in Class AA, but its 31-7 win over Seton-La Salle in the quarterfinals worried some in the program.
"Come playoff time, not every game's going to be a blowout," South Fayette quarterback Brett Brumbaugh said. "We know that.
"We needed a game like that to show that we can play in a game that comes down to the wire."
The Lions will see their toughest test of the year Friday when they meet Midwestern Conference runner-up Beaver Falls — a team that fell just shy of 500 total points.
Beaver Falls coach Ryan Matsook said his squad will embrace the challenge of attempting to knock off one of the top teams in Class AA and its star QB, Brumbaugh.
South Fayette's previous dominance against MAC competition is something Matsook is familiar with and not backing down from.
"We've got our work cut out for us," Matsock said. "We haven't proven that we can beat them, and certainly they should be the favorite in it."
South Fayette averaged 48 points per game while allowing 4.8. Beaver Falls averaged 41.4 points per game while allowing 18.
For the Lions, this is a game they've been waiting to play since last season. South Fayette lost in the semifinals, 26-14, to Washington last year.
For Brumbaugh, he wants a shot to play at Heinz Field with a WPIAL title up for grabs.
"We came up a game short last year," said Brumbaugh, who threw for a WPIAL-record 463 yards last week. "We don't want to experience the same ending this year."
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- 3⁄4 medium eggplant
- 6 ounces Italian turkey sausage
- 2 medium tomatoes, diced
- 6 large baby portabella mushrooms, sliced
- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 1⁄2 large onion, sliced thinly
- 2 -3 tablespoons fresh basil, roughly chopped
- 1⁄4 cup v 8 vegetable juice
- 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese
- 8 ounces dry wt linguine
- salt and pepper
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- Saute garlic and onions. Add sliced mushrooms,diced tomatoes, and fresh basil. Add V 8 juice, and simmer about 10 minutes.
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- When sausage is done, remove from pan or grill and cut into pieces.
- Layer a 9" x 9" baking pan with first the tomato mixture, then the eggplant slices then sausage. Top with remaining tomato mixture and sprinkle with parmesan.
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both seen this elsewhere previously.)
The iPad went on sale last weekend in Chicago and TV news crews were out to show the Apple fans lusting after this new technology. I started trembling uncontrollably while watching, shaking and shivering. Allow me to explain why.
My ever-dwindling cadre of regular readers think of me as a hardcore Luddite, a technophobe, a quill-pen sort of man, set down uncomfortably in the age of mouse and keyboard.
But it was not ever thus.
In younger years I was no better than the drooling hordes camped in front of the Apple stores last weekend: I didn't just allow myself to be seduced by new technology, I actively courted it, embraced it, threw myself at it.
The device that cured me of this techno-fever is all too similar, at least in concept, to the iPad now let loose among us.
I refer to my first notebook computer, a machine purchased some 15 years ago. Ah! you say -- the notebook is entirely different in concept from the iPad.
But not this one.
This one had the CPU behind the screen and a detachable keyboard. Because the keyboard was only to be a supplemental mode of data entry. This machine came with a pen. It was a tablet. One was supposed to write on it.
The operating system was Microsoft Windows for Pen Computing 1.0. I'll repeat that, lest you think I've made a typo: Yes, I bought a Microsoft operating system version 1.0. As in 1-point-OMG, are you out of your freepin' mind?
And, yes, I was. I was in lust.
I should have realized this would all end badly when, with trembling fingers, I unwrapped the machine and tried to initialize it. In those days, machines were sold with quite a bit of software already semi-installed: The machine had to be initialized and the software unbundled.
The bundle got tangled somewhere along the way. The machine would not initialize. Hours of frustration ensued -- but, finally, I gave up and headed back to the store. I swapped my defective beauty for another just like it.
(How much just like it, I did not then know. But I would find out. This is called foreshadowing....)
I was no longer in lust, exactly, but I was still in love. I desperately wanted things to work out between us -- but the machine hung in almost the exact same spot in the unbundling process. The air in our den became blue with my cursing and Long Suffering Spouse quickly sent the children on errands as far away from their lunatic father as possible.
I couldn't bring myself to take the machine back to the store. I was afraid I might kill someone.
Long Suffering Spouse had to take it back the next day.
She kept the kids far away this time as I tried to boot up the latest replacement. I was no longer in love. But I wanted, really, to like this new technology. I saw myself taking notes on it during depositions, converting the notes to text and editing the text with the keyboard, ready to send on to the client, thereby dramatically shortening one of my least favorite tasks -- summarizing depositions. I had hopes. I had dreams.
But first, I had to "train" the system to recognize my handwriting.
The system had a different idea.
The system thought it should "train" me. (This was a Bill Gates product, after all.)
I would write a test phrase and it would tell me how I was supposed to write it in order to make it work properly.
We went round and round like this for some time before my dream was completely crushed and all my hopes died. I used the machine for awhile as a standard notebook, but the stand that had to hold up the heavy screen/CPU cracked and broke under the strain.
Some years later I found that Oldest Son was using the carcass of this once-lusted-after piece of hardware to keep a pile of comic books flat.
And I'd moved on, too. I was cured -- permanently -- of my early-adapting ways. I was hardened by the experience, and maybe just a little embittered. (Does it show?) And then this iPad business comes along... and these old memories come unbidden to the fore...


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Submitted to: Ground Water Monitoring and Remediation
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/12/2011
Publication Date: 12/25/2011
Publication URL: http://handle.nal.usda.gov/10113/56258
Citation: Allred, B.J. 2011. Laboratory evaluation of zero valent iron and sulfur modified iron filter materials for agricultural drainage water treatment. Ground Water Monitoring and Remediation. 32(2):80-95. DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-6592.2011.01379.x. Interpretive Summary: Where agricultural subsurface drainage practices are employed, fertilizer nutrients and pesticides that are applied near the ground surface will commonly leach downwards through the soil profile to be intercepted by the buried drainage pipes and then discharged into streams and lakes, oftentimes producing adverse environmental impacts on downstream surface water bodies. On-site drainage water filter treatment systems can potentially be employed to prevent the release of agricultural nutrients/pesticides into adjacent waterways. Zero valent iron and sulfur modified iron are two types of promising filter materials that could be used within these agricultural water treatment systems. Therefore, drainage water treatment capabilities of three zero valent iron and three sulfur modified iron filter materials were evaluated in the laboratory. Results from these tests document the drainage water treatment ability of both zero valent iron and sulfur modified iron to remove the phosphate, the ability of sulfur modified iron to remove nitrate, and the ability of select zero valent iron materials to remove atrazine. Consequently, these laboratory findings support the use of zero valent iron and sulfur modified iron filter materials, alone or combined, within on-site agricultural drainage water filter treatment systems. This information will be beneficial to farmers, state and local agency personnel, and environmental engineers/designers.
Technical Abstract: On site filter treatment systems have the potential to remove nutrients and pesticides from agricultural subsurface drainage waters. The effectiveness and efficiency of this type of drainage water treatment will depend on the actual filter materials utilized. Two promising filter materials that could be employed for this purpose are zero valent iron (ZVI) and sulfur modified iron (SMI); however, additional investigation was needed to determine whether ZVI and/or SMI were in fact feasible for drainage water treatment of nitrate, phosphate, and pesticides, such as atrazine. Therefore, drainage water treatment capabilities of three ZVI filter materials and three SMI filter materials were evaluated in the laboratory. Laboratory evaluation included saturated falling-head hydraulic conductivity tests, contaminant (nutrient/pesticide) removal batch tests, and saturated solute transport column experiments. The major findings of this laboratory study are listed as follows. 1) The saturated falling-head hydraulic conductivity tests generally indicate that the ZVI and SMI filter materials have high enough hydraulic conductivities (> 0.001 cm/s) to allow sufficient water flow rates that are needed to make these filter materials hydraulically practical for use in drainage water filter treatment systems. 2) Batch test results, which provide a preliminary assessment of contaminant removal potential, showed a phosphate decrease of at least 94% for all tests conducted with the ZVI and SMI filter materials. Furthermore, the three SMI filter materials removed at least 86% of the nitrate originally present, while batch tests for one of the ZVI materials exhibited an 88% decrease in the pesticide, atrazine. 3) Saturated solute transport column tests further evaluated the effectiveness and efficiency for drainage water treatment of one ZVI filter material separately, one SMI filter material separately, along with these particular ZVI and SMI filter materials together in series. Column test results with the SMI filter material only show that this specific SMI is capable of removing substantial amounts of nitrate and phosphate from drainage waters under conditions where initial levels of nitrate and phosphate are moderate (nitrate-nitrogen at 10 mg/L and phosphate-phosphorous at 0.1 mg/L), where initial levels of nitrate and phosphate are extremely high (nitrate-nitrogen at 100 mg/L and phosphate-phosphorous at 1.0 mg/L), over extended periods, and in cases that the SMI filter material to drainage water exposure time is relatively short (about 9 min.). Results of a column test with the ZVI material only confirmed that this specific ZVI is capable of removing substantial amounts of phosphate and atrazine from drainage waters. A column test with both of these filter materials in series (with the SMI filter material comprising the first stage and the ZVI comprising the second stage) indicates that putting ZVI and SMI together in a filter treatment system may be a good approach to combined removal nitrate, phosphate, and pesticides, such as atrazine. Consequently, this laboratory research supports the feasibility if using ZVI and/or SMI for treatment of agricultural subsurface drainage waters. Both ZVI and SMI would appear to be especially good at reducing phosphate levels in drainage waters. However, before widespread adoption of ZVI and/or SMI drainage water filter treatment systems can even be considered, both small scale and large scale field pilot tests need to be conducted over long periods of time.


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KUIBYSHEV (Jun. 28)
All but one of the 800 Jews who remained in Chernigov, in the Ukraine, after the Nazis occupied the city were herded together in the market place and machine-gunned to death, it was related here today by Abraham Wannikev, the lone survivor.
Wannikov remained in Chernigov when the Germans seized the city, operating with a guerrilla band. He was captured by the Nazis and taken, together with the rest of the Jews in the city, to the market place. Together with another Jew, Saul Feigin, Wannikov succeeded in escaping, but Feigin was shot by pursuing Gestapo men.


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There's lots going on at Keats House this month.
On Friday, January 18 there's the London Literature Lounge with writer Anjan Saha; on Saturday, January 19 enjoy Michael Horovitz's talk on William Blake and Keats; on Sunday, January 20, the Keats House Poetry Ambassadors read works of John Keats; on Saturday, January 26, follow the story of Keats's life in a walk around Hampstead with readings from some of his best loved poems.
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Canada's Jean Coutu Group is helping to bolster holiday sales with the launch of its "e-store window" inside the Longueuil Metro Station. Commuters will be able to shop a wall of deals using their smartphones with delivery before Dec. 24.
It's not really an example of thinking outside the box, as much as it's eliminating the concept of a box altogether. It's an extension of the Jean Coutu brand name into a space typically associated with billboard-style advertising, only stoppers-by can shop the space as easily as they do in the store or online.
It's reminiscent of Peapod Markets, partnered with Ahold USA supermarket banners, the grocery retailer donning the walls of key public transit hubs across Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Washington and generally statewide in Connecticut and Rhode Island. That service routinely delivers packages to more than 350,000 customers per year with an average basket size of $157 and "trips," or shopping occasions, typically happening twice per month per regular shopper.
Giant Food Stores of Carlisle, Pa., just last week launched its pickup service at five stores in Pennsylvania's Montgomery and Bucks counties.
But they're not the only companies who recently have extended their brand names beyond the traditional retail box.
L'Oréal Paris placed an "intelligent vending experience" within the Bryant Park subway station earlier in November. The smart kiosk first detects the colors in a woman's outfit and picks out the most prominent and related color palettes, then recommends L'Oréal Paris products to match and allows women to purchase those products on the spot, quickly and easily. The pop-up kiosk will be available through Dec. 30.
A few suppliers are even extending their brand names into complementary retail channels with pop-up shop locations. For example, Red Carpet Manicure, which makes an at-home LED gel manicure system, has set up a Holiday Pop-Up Shop at the trend-setting emporium of fashion, accessory and beauty brands, otherwise known as Henri Bendel's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City.


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So it's possible for a throat infection to cause twitching and burning/tingling in the tongue? It certainly does feel very very irritated in my throat and there's a bad taste as well as a buzzing sensation.
I've also had so much water in the last few days from the heat that my bladder seems irritated as well. All of my muscles just seem so out of whack but it does get worse with any sort of stress trigger.
One last question- do you think the throat inflammation could be caused by post-nasal drip from after the surgery?
Thank you for your help!
Actually, I apologize, one more question I forgot to ask... should I continue to take potassium and/or magnesium?
Could this also be the reason that I feel tiny bits of food resting at the top of my throat after swallowing? Sometimes it takes a few extra swallows to get all of the little bits down.


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NY Mills preps bus fleet for new school year
Through rain and hail, flickering power and tornado warnings, the New York Mills school board met as usual on Monday evening.
For a large portion of the meeting, the discussion focused around the district's bus fleet and how students would be transported this year.
Transportation Supervisor Bob Theisen reported that there will now be nine bus routes, rather than 10.
Even with this change, he said, students located in the district should not spend more than one hour and 45 minutes on the bus per day, following a rule created by the school board.
Open-enrollment students from outside of the district who ride the bus may be an exception to this policy.
A new bus driver had been hired, Theisen said, and another opening was waiting to be filled.
Theisen made a request to lease a new bus, which the board approved.
According to Theisen, three buses in the fleet have more than 200,000 miles and eight have more than 150,000.
"I know nowadays, that's not a lot of miles, but it is on a bus," he said. "Mechanically, they hold up. It's the bodies that rust out… We have to get on a routine of replacing buses."
Once the new bus is delivered sometime this fall, the district can retire "the rustiest" vehicle in the fleet, he said.
"I think that's the 1996 bus," said Theisen. "The inspector this summer was actually afraid the door might fall off when they opened it. Jokingly, they said that… but it is pretty rusty. That one will need the most repair within the next year."
Extreme rust, Theisen added, can result in the safety certification of a bus being revoked. That issue would be even more costly and inconvenient for the district.
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Treasury Snapshot: 10-Year Yield at 2.17%, Lowest Since Late June
Note: We've updated this commentary with data through today's market close.
Let's take a closer look at recent activity in US Treasuries. The yield on the 10-year note ended the day at 2.17% and the 30-year bond closed at 2.75%, both their lowest since late June.
Here is a table showing the yields highs and lows and the FFR since 2007 as of today's close.
The 2-10 yield spread is now at 0.85%.
The chart below shows the daily performance of several Treasuries and the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) since the pre-recession days of equity market peaks in 2007.
A Long-Term Look at the 10-Year Note Yield
A log-scale snapshot of the 10-year yield offers a more accurate view of the relative change over time. Here is a long look since 1965, starting well before the 1973 Oil Embargo that triggered the era of "stagflation" (economic stagnation with inflation). The trendline (the red one) connects the interim highs following those stagflationary years. The red line starts with the 1987 closing high on the Friday before the notorious Black Monday market crash. The S&P 500 fell 5.16% that Friday and 20.47% on Black Monday.
The dashed lines on the chart above were provided by Bob Bronson of Bronson Capital Markets Research. Bob comments:
"The blue dashed lines are much more closely parallel to the all-data, log-linear best fit line — very similar to the high-low mid-channel line — since 1980. Then there is the even more currently relevant downtrend (black dashed line) since the 2007 high."
We saw a failed breakout of the downtrend in December of 2013 and a new breakout is currently underway. Will the current breakout remain above the near decade upper trend line? The chart here is a closeup view of the trend since the pre-recession peak in June 2007.
The 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
The latest Freddie Mac Weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey puts the 30-year fixed at 3.89%. Here is a long look back, courtesy of a FRED graph, of the 30-year fixed rate mortgage average, which began in April of 1971.
Now let's see the 10-year against the S&P 500 with some notes on Federal Reserve intervention. Fed policy has been a major influence on market behavior.
For a long-term view of weekly Treasury yields, also focusing on the 10-year, see our latest Treasury Yields in Perspective update.


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While Doug Melvin and the Brewers haven't involved themselves in any major-league acquisition or transaction in Nashville, the news surfacing throughout the day on Wednesday has certainly clarified the Brewers' blueprint for the offseason. BREWERS WANT STARTER, BUT MAY LACK FUNDS Milwaukee has repeatedly been… [More]
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PAYROLL TO DECREASE? Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel wrote last week that the Milwaukee Brewers are expected to decrease payroll next season. He believes that the organization's payroll in 2012 actually "put the club in the red." This caused two immediate reactions: (1) My… [More]
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On Wednesday afternoon, Ben Sheets threw one scoreless inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates and officially retired from baseball. For good. "I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt I'm not playing again," Sheets said. "No matter what, there is not enough help or money… [More]
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ARTIST Brett Whiteley's only painting of his daughter, Arkie, sold for $1.68 million at auction in Sydney last night.
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You'll notice that Hilton has an app for nearly every brand of hotel they run.
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His faith in the region's potential is undiminished and there is no turning back from a strategy which differentiates ANZ from its rivals despite concerns about when the returns will offset the capital it has injected into the region.
Smith says the bank is just starting to unlock the "real potential" of its Australia-NZ-Asia franchise and adds that 90 per cent of its top 100 customers use ANZ in 100 countries. Earnings from the international and institutional banking were up 15 per cent for the year but the growth slowed significantly in the second half.
While not directly attacking sell-side concerns that the Asia push has meant its performance has lagged the other majors, Smith says ANZ is targeting a reduction in its cost-to-income ratio to 43 per cent and an improved return on equity to at least 16 per cent by the 2016 financial year.
While Smith says the strategy now makes "more sense than ever", the phrase "super regional" is coming up less. While ANZ is likely to meet its targets and earn substantial returns from the region, dominating in a region where local banks have most of the market share will be challenging.
Certainly, investors will not be complaining about the bank's 11 per cent lift in cash net profit to $6.5 billion and a healthy fully-franked dividend of 91¢. Ironically, ANZ's challenge in meeting its target for 25-30 per cent share of earnings to come from Asia by 2017 is that the profits from Australia are rising as well.
The increase in the dividend payout to 69 per cent was higher than some analysts had been expecting and the market will also like an improvement in the cost to income ratio to 44.8 er cent from 47.7 per cent. Asset quality continues to improve.
Expectations for all the banks were already high and the majors will have to work hard to sustain this kind of market growth ahead of a year where regulation will dominate the financial services landscape. Big profits also mean more political ammunition against the banks ahead of the Coalition's financial services inquiry.
Shares in the major banks combined have gained around a third of their value this year on expectations of higher shareholder returns.
It is gaining more market share in home loans but wealth management is not performing so well.
While Smith is unlikely to step down soon, one of the bank's biggest challenges is filling upcoming vacancies on its board with directors who have experience in Asia. ANZ's chairman is preparing to step down with Future Fund boss David Gonski tipped to fill the role. But long-serving directors David Meiklejohn and Greg Clark are also planning to retire.
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Last time I forgot to attach the diffs! Sorry.. This mail has them. Attached are the diffs to the files that I modified to make TomcatBlock (Tomcat 4 running on Avalon 3.1a1). Explanation: build.xml (the top-level build.xml file) I moved the dist-opt-avalon target (and associated stuff) to this file since to build the bar file it needs to copy stuff from Catalina, Jasper, and webapps. catalina/build.xml Removed the dist-opt-avalon target from this file, added some more lines about only compiling Avalon-dependent source if Avalon is present. catalina/src/share/org/apache/catalina/core/ContainerBase.java I needed to fix an obscure bug in this file to get AvalonFileLogger to work. What was happening was: When one of the class loaders starts up, it tries to log some things in some cases. But, its logger has not yet been started yet, so the class loader ends up throwing an exception (can't remember what kind). To fix this, I switched the startup order: the loader's logger gets started first, then the loader that uses it gets started. I'm not real sure how this could have worked properly before this patch. :) catalina/src/share/org/apache/catalina/startup/Bootstrap.java This one's the tough one! I had a hard time getting Jasper to work inside the TomcatBlock, even after the block deployed all of the usual directories to the filesystem. This is because Jasper needs the JDK's tools.jar on its classpath. When you run Catalina from the command line (stand-alone), the startup script catalina.sh puts tools.jar on the classpath: if [ -f "$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar" ] ; then CP=$CP:"$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar" fi But, when starting from Avalon, you don't have the shell script to add it to the classpath for you. So, I figured all I needed to do was have TomcatBlock create its own ClassLoader that adds tools.jar (and maybe some other jars too) and start up the Bootstrap class just like CatalinaBlock did, but load it from the ClassLoader that TomcatBlock created. So, I tried that. It didn't work. After tearing out some hair, I found the problem. Bootstrap's createCommonLoader() method creates a new StandardClassLoader with a set of URLs (an array of them) like this: StandardClassLoader loader = new StandardClassLoader(array); This constructor of StandardClassLoader makes a new StandardClassLoader with the array of URLs (to jars or other paths) setting the default parent class loader as its parent, instead of setting Bootstrap's ClassLoader as its parent. This caused Jasper to not use the class loader I created to give it access to tools.jar, thus making Jasper not work. Now, if there is some good reason to deliberately not make Bootstrap's classloader the parent class loader of the common class loader, then my patch needs to be reworked. But, I couldn't think of any reasons. And, I could think of reasons why you would want to make Bootstrap's class loader the parent of the common class loader.. In the classloader.html doc, it says that the "Common" class loader's parent is supposed to be the "System" class loader (that is to say, the class loader created from the contents of CLASSPATH at runtime). When you run Tomcat stand-alone, this is indeed what happens. I guess the "System" class loader is the "default" parent, so it works. But, when TomcatBlock created its own class loader, that new class loader is not the default, so it's never the parent of the "Common" class loader, so there is no way of adding tools.jar (or other jars) to the Common class loader's search path. I suppose this is only a problem when you're trying to start up Catalina using Bootstrap the way we need to in order to make the Avalon Block. Someone else suggested that I use EmbeddedTomcat instead, but from what I understand that means that I also must implement my own config system, which I don't really want to do. :) So, what my patch to Bootstrap does: it uses Bootstrap's own class loader as the parent of the Common class loader. And, when you run in stand-alone mode, this is (conveniently) the System class loader. My next mail shows the files I added..... -- Jason Brittain Software Engineer, Olliance Inc. http://www.Olliance.com Current Maintainer, Locomotive Project http://www.Locomotive.org
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0. phoneArena posted on 12 Sep 2012, 21:24
Google Chrome for Android has been updated for the first time since the browser rolled out of Beta; while the update doesn't bring any new features to the browser but does remove some bugs and repairs some security issues...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. jaoowolabi (Posts: 201; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
Did i just seriously wait 2 hours for some new news..... ugh
2. imkyle (Posts: 1086; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
It slowed down the load time and the scrolling is laggy.
3. redsox420 (Posts: 90; Member since: 27 Aug 2012)
What versions does Chrome work with? I am using GB on my Infuse.. I went to the play store and my device isn't supported. WTF
6. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
ICS and above
4. messiah (Posts: 438; Member since: 19 Feb 2010)
Read the article again before 4:20. The answer is there. 4.0
5. md227a (Posts: 171; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
Posting from the new chrome right now, not bad. Seems a little bit faster.
7. redmd (Posts: 1367; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
but it's Laggy when scrolling down unlike Firefox.
8. Captain_Doug (Posts: 1035; Member since: 10 Feb 2012)
Quick ICS browser seems faster and works with flash. I have yet to see the benefit of chrome. Plus I really like quick controls. Best idea ever. Sometimes I try and use it on my homescreen since it would just make sense. Then I end up moving my maps icon....
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I still think the stock Jelly Bean browser is faster than Chrome. I'd rather use that. I do like some chrome features though, like swiping the screen to change tabs. Maybe I'll give chrome another try after this update.


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It's no secret that I'm an advocate for just grabbing a paint brush and giving a room an instant makeover with a new lick of paint. I've never taken any painting classes, rather I just jumped in at the deep end by painting my university bedroom way back when and learnt the hard way – preparation really is key to a great result. Fast forward a good number of years and with numerous (more successful!) painting projects under my belt, I thought it would be useful to share with you all what I've learnt along the way. If you would like to read my full post on How To Paint A Feature Wall you can click here to head over to Laura Ashley's blog – I hope you find it useful! Are you planning any painting projects at the moment, folks?
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The report says 21 per cent of young men who left school in year 9 failed to find work, compared with 7 per cent of year 12 leavers. A massive 59 per cent of females who left school in year 9 were unable to find work.
The council's chief executive Katie Lahey, said: "Many people will find the prospect of an underclass at odds with a fair Australia. Yet that is exactly what we face if we do not tackle this problem quickly and effectively."
Ms Lahey said young people who drop out and don't go on to other training find it difficult to find employment and are sometimes condemned to a lifetime of social and economic hardship.
"It's a really important issue, not just from a business point of view but from a community point of view," she said. "The broader community pays through higher welfare costs, higher health costs, higher crime rates and other social impacts. And businesses face labour and skill shortages."
Ms Lahey said the ongoing reduction of unskilled or low-skilled jobs in the job market would cut opportunities for early school leavers.
The research highlighted a number of factors contributing to dropping out of school, including living in rural areas, coming from a low socio-economic background and having poor literacy and numeracy skills.
She said a more co-ordinated response was required which included improved school programs, better job and career advice and the use of management and mentoring.
A spokesman for the federal Minister for Education, Brendan Nelson, said that while the report made a valuable contribution, other options were available to school leavers.
"It is the Government's view that all young people must be encouraged to achieve their best," he said. "For as many as possible that will mean completing year 12 but the other options of TAFE, vocational education and new apprenticeships must not be undervalued."
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You can always just not answer your phone, but if a telemarketer calling you on your Blackberry sends you into a rage, you might want to look at Call Control. The app relies on the telemarketer database at everycall.us to screen out known spammers. The free version screens out the top 100 telemarketers; an $8 version uses the entire database and includes updates.
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