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The market's recent uptrend is showing signs of sputtering. So far, the pause in the action hasn't advanced past healthy consolidation, but three of the last four trading days have closed at the lows and many individual stocks are acting poorly.
The bulls are quick to point out that volume has been light and we are just barely off recent highs. After the run we've had this year, a pullback is not surprising and actually is quite healthy.
The bears, on the other hand, are gaining confidence. They have been predicting a market top for weeks and have a long list of fundamental issues that they are sure will plague the market in the months ahead. The bears have had lousy timing, but it is important to see if the market embraces some of these negative arguments. Yesterday, renewed strife in Europe really drove the selling and we have to watch for other issues to bubble up as well.
I've been counseling that the way to approach this market is to stay bullish until there actually is negative price action. While it hasn't been terrible, there is some poor action and it requires caution.
What bothers me most about is the action in individual stocks. We don't have any good leadership and too many top stocks are faltering. Amazon (AMZN), for example, spiked on earnings but has been under pressure ever since. Groups that have done well, like homebuilders, are showing signs of fatigue and it is tough to find a sector or theme that is attracting momentum money.
The dilemma in this market is respecting the weaker price action but not being so bearish that you eliminate the possibility that this is a healthy pause that sets up more upside. My bias leans toward a topping process, but I don't want to jump the gun and be too negative too fast. I want to give the market time to prove itself. I am concerned about this action but it hasn't quite crossed the threshold to make me declare that a top is forming.
There's early strength despite poor reports from Yum! (YUM), Baidu (BIDU) and a couple of others. This will be a good test for the market. If there is concern that a top is forming, we should see strength sold more aggressively and less inclination to buy dips. Lately, the weak closes have been worrisome and we need signs that we are going to overcome that.


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Colin Kaepernick's first NFL start proved to be a winner, and not just because he lead the San Francisco 49ers to a 32-7 victory over the Chicago Bears.
Kaepernick, starting in place of Alex Smith, was 16-of-23 passing for 243 yards and two touchdowns with a 133.1 passer rating. He wasn't perfect, but Kaepernick showed he can handle himself on an NFL field. It was a solid game for a second-year quarterback.
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Three things we learned Monday at Candlestick Park in San Francisco:
1. Kaepernick is more than just a gadget quarterback
There's a good chance Kaepernick might even be the Niners' QB of the near future. Smith hasn't been mistake-prone, but no one is reminded of great 49ers quarterbacks with the way he plays. He might not even rate in the same class as Jeff Garcia.
Kaepernick, on the other hand, displayed great physical skills and the kind of mobility the 49ers had in Steve Young. But what he showed against the Bears that no one had seen to this point was a real understanding of the offense.
Example: He was able to audible into and out of runs, burning the Bears when they blitzed with his arm and legs. He picked out secondary receivers, and he out-thought a veteran defense that has been near the top of the league all season.
"I think after the first drive I felt really comfortable with what they were doing and what we had in our game plan," he said. "I really wasn't too nervous. I've had a lot of time in this offense. My teammates were really supportive."
It was the kind of performance the 49ers envisioned when they traded up to take him the 2011 Draft's second round.
"It's everything I could've ever wished for," Kaepernick said. "It feels great just to be out there."
So which way will coach Jim Harbaugh go when Smith is healthy?
"I usually tend to go with the hot hand, and we've got two quarterbacks with hot hands," he said. "We'll make that decision when we have to make it."
2. Niners defense could be golden
Yeah, Frisco defenders have had more than their share of slip-ups — the 26-3 slaughter at the hands of the New York Giants and allowing 24 points to the St. Louis Rams in a tie.
But with the season getting closer to the stretch run, that defense appears to be reaching the level of dominance it displayed through most of last season. A hard-hitting linebacker corps and the pass-rushing ferocity of the so-called Smith brothers kept the Bears backing up throughout the first half in helping establish a 20-0 lead. Not much changed in the second half.
The 49ers figure to get two good tests down the stretch, one next week against the New Orleans Saints and then Dec. 16 on the road against the New England Patriots — in what could be a Super Bowl preview.
Aldon Smith took over the NFL sacks lead with 15, two more than the Denver Broncos' Von Miller. Tarell Brown and Dashon Goldson each had an interception.
"I think I have a thing for night games, I love playing at night," Smith said. "I love playing under the lights."
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A porous offensive line makes it difficult for anyone to take the Bears more seriously than a one-and-done if they make the playoffs.
Now tied with the Green Bay Packers, and with the Packers owning the tiebreaker, the Bears haven't established anything beyond the fact they can force the ball to wide receiver Brandon Marshall. Why? Largely because they can't block anyone.
Monday showed that it might have been Jay Cutler's mobility and ability to hook up with Marshall that was making the offensive line look better than it was. It also calls into question Mike Tice's effectiveness as an offensive coordinator-line coach.
When Tice was offensive line coach only, he molded his players a bit and gave Cutler and the running game a little time and room to operate. This season the line and the offense have achieved nothing with Tice in charge.
Like Smith, Cutler was injured and didn't play. It was Jason Campbell directing the offense. Result: Campbell was 14-of-22 passing for 107, a touchdown and two interceptions.
"Tonight was probably the worst nightmare. We just have to find a way," Campbell said. "It's one game that we lost. We have to pick it back up next week and try to get back on the winning side. Our goals and everything still sit ahead of us."
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DETROIT - Former U.S. Attorney General Jeffrey Collins is known for his integrity and reputation.
Collins has replaced Wayne County Deputy Executive Azzam Elder's, who resigned from the position Thursday afternoon amid a 30-day suspension for his hand in former county economic development leader Turkia Mullin's severance package.
"One thing I definitely want to oversee is to make sure that the proper checks and balances are in place so the mistakes which happened in the past do not repeat themselves," Collins said.Collins inherits an FBI probe into how the county does business and the aftermath of the Mullin severance scandal.
Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano hired Collins and two others Thursday afternoon -- Zenna Elhasan and Ray Byers. Elhasan is the county's new corporation counsel director while Byers will head economic development, Mullin's former position.
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The two months or so since my previous post have been quite a ride.
Training for the Wild Half has taken me to some interesting places – literally and figuratively.
Take this very moment, for instance. I generally don't punch out entire blog posts or journal entries on my cell phone, instead preferring to do so in the relaxed comfort of my home office; but here I am, sitting in the stands that overlook the track behind Northeast High School here in Philly.
I just finished a 10-mile run, the first time I've reached this mark during this round of training (not counting treadmill workouts).
Were this three or four months ago, I'd probably be looking for the nearest place to lie down and pass out. And after that, my top priority likely would have been to hit the Burger King across the street for lunch.
Don't get me wrong, I'm absolutely exhausted. I'm hot, sweaty, tired, and a part of me really isn't looking forward to the 2.5-mile walk home from here. But, I'm going to resist any urge to take the bus.
Overall, I feel energized and excited. Even as I'm typing this, I can feel my strength returning. It's amazing what a commitment to proper diet and exercise can do. The transformation I've experienced over the past few months has surprised me, quite honestly.
It took a while for me to start seeing results. As I stated in my last post, I'm not an athlete or a runner, by any stretch of the imagination. I've had many "starts and stops" in my efforts to get in shape over the years.
This journey has been different, primarily because I've been able to keep the goal of running the Wild Half in focus. There have been a few setbacks, of course. Last week, I pushed myself too hard, didn't drink enough water, and wound up at the hospital after suffering from dehydration.
That certainly wasn't pleasant, but it was a lesson learned (STAY HYDRATED, my friends!). This week, I've managed to get myself back on track, but I've had to take it slowly to ensure that I wouldn't relapse.
Looking back (and looking ahead), one thing I think I can improve upon is organization.
I really admire Jen Newman's dedication to charting her progress, as she has shared in her guest blog posts. I have my daily and weekly routines, for sure, but a lot of my workouts are based on "feel."
I'm not even entirely sure how far I've run certain days. I'll just go out for an allotted period of time or until I feel satisfied. With one month to go before the event, I'm going to make it a point to record my activity with better precision.
And, on that note, just one month away… Wow!
I knew that this wouldn't be easy, and it hasn't been. But, it sure has been a rewarding experience.
As for exactly what to expect with the Wild Half, I'm still not sure. Having never done anything like this, my mind often wanders in the realm of the unknown. How will my body react to the workouts leading directly up to the half-marathon? What will weather conditions be like that day, and how might they affect me? How will the presence of other runners affect me?
Some are simple questions, others of more primary concern.
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My investment philosophy over the years has been influenced by many people and schools of thought. The most obvious is Ben Graham and the offshoots of his Columbia classroom, including Walter Schloss and Irving Kahn. Over the years, I have also stolen liberally from folks such as Martin Whitman and Charles Brandes. The members of the thoroughly disreputable Chicago options crowd have not only been great carousing companions, but they have also added a lot to my approach to the markets over the years. It occurred to me in re-reading my Monday column that the private equity folks I have met along the way have also added a lot to my investment mindset.
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Both the EU and the USA are currently debating how to design derivatives markets in a more transparent and panic-proof manner. Similar to the USA the EU Commission proposes to improve the collateralisation of derivatives transactions and to standardise the OTC trading through central counter party (CCP) clearing to be located in the EU.
When Euro notes and coins were introduced on January 1st 2002, this created a single payments area for cash transactions. For cashless payments like credit transfers, direct debits and card payments a Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) is currently being developed. In its communication the Commission presents the next measures that have to be taken by market participants in the period from 2009-2012 in order to ensure successful implementation of the SEPA-project. The Commission hints that by this amongst others it understands the full replacement of all established national payment schemes with SEPA-Schemes.
Without financial support for developing countries, it is likely that no global climate agreement will be reached. The Commission presents criteria for how these payments should be distributed among developed countries. Further the Commission discusses whether the share of the EU should be financed through the EU budget, a common EU climate fund or using the budgets of Member States.
Following the October 2008 amendments of the Capital Requirements Directive a new amendment has been proposed once again. This time the capital requirements for the trading book and for re-securitisations are raised and the remuneration models of banks are reviewed.
The Commission is planning to increase Europeana's collection by 10 million objects by 2010. To this end, it calls Member States to contribute to a "sustained digitisation".
The proposed Regulation is to replace the existing Directive on the security of gas supply. The Proposal contains obligations of the Member States with respect to their infrastructure and the establishment of emergency plans. In times of crisis the Commission is to coordinate the gas supply.
In line with the roadmap for equality between women and men (2006-2010) [COM(2006) 92] the Commission has obliged itself to assess all rules on gender equality and the reconciliation of family life and work. Since the provisions on parental leave are based on a Framework Agreement, the Commission asked the social partners to revise it. The revised version of it is to be given legal effect now.
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text: IRS targeted tea party groups in 2012 campaign By The Associated Press May 10, 2013 Story Share WASHINGTON -- The Internal Revenue Service apologized Friday for what it acknowledged was "inappropriate" targeting of conservative political groups during the 2012 election to see if they were violating their tax-exempt status.IRS agents singled out dozens of organizations for additional reviews because they included the words "tea party" or "patriot" in their exemption applications, said Lois Lerner, who heads the IRS division that oversees tax-exempt groups. In some cases, groups were asked for lists of donors, which violates IRS policy in most cases, she said.The agency -- led at the time by a Bush administration appointee -- blamed low-level employees, saying no high-level officials were aware. But that wasn't good enough for Republicans in Congress, who are conducting several investigations and asked for more."I call on the White House to conduct a transparent, government-wide review aimed at assuring the American people that these thuggish practices are not underway at the IRS or elsewhere in the administration against anyone, regardless of their political views," said Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.White House spokesman Jay Carney declared it was indeed inappropriate for the IRS to target tea party groups. But he brushed aside questions about whether the White House itself would investigate.Instead, Carney said the administration expects a thorough investigation by the Treasury Department's inspector general for tax administration. The inspector general has been looking into the issue since last summer, and his report is expected to come out next week, the IG's office said Friday.Carney said he did not know when the White House first learned that tea party groups were being targeted. Lerner acknowledged it was wrong for the agency to target groups based on political affiliation."That was absolutely incorrect, it was insensitive and it was inappropriate. That's not how we go about selecting cases for further review," Lerner said at a conference sponsored by the American Bar Association."The IRS would like to apologize for that," she added. Lerner said the practice was initiated by low-level workers in Cincinnati and was not motivated by political bias. Agency officials found out about the practice last year and moved to correct it, the IRS said in a statement. The statement did not specify when officials found out.About 75 groups were inappropriately targeted. None had their tax-exempt status revoked, Lerner said.The IRS is an independent agency within the Treasury Department that enforces the nation's tax laws. Revelations that the agency was targeting political groups because they were affiliated with a movement that is critical of President Obama could become a new headache for the White House."The admission by the Obama administration that the Internal Revenue Service targeted political opponents echoes some of the most shameful abuses of government power in 20th-century American history," said House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio.Many conservative groups complained during the campaign that they were being harassed by the IRS. They accused the agency of frustrating their attempts to become tax exempt by sending them lengthy, intrusive questionnaires. The forms, which the groups have made available, sought information about group members' political activities, including details of their postings on social networking websites and about family members.IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman told Congress in March 2012 that the IRS was not targeting groups based on politics."There's absolutely no targeting. This is the kind of back and forth that happens to people" who apply for tax-exempt status, Shulman told a House Ways and Means subcommittee.The IRS said senior leaders were not aware that specific groups were being targeted at the time of the hearing."While we acknowledged centralization of these applications last year, the IRS did not acknowledge the use of names as part of the process earlier because the details were not initially known to senior leadership and [the inspector general] has been reviewing the situation," the IRS said in a statement. 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Marcos Ambrose's goal of winning a NASCAR race on an oval still is unfulfilled.
But Ambrose, a 36-year-old Australian racer, at least successfully defended his 2011 Watkins Glen victory with another win there in 2012.
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Beyond that, it was just an OK season at Richard Petty Motorsports for Ambrose, who improved one spot on his 19th-place finish in the standings in 2011. But in some ways, it was a worse season — he had fewer top-fives (three compared to five last year) and fewer top-10s (eight compared to 12) and 18 fewer points in 2012.
Ambrose underwent crew chief changes — from Todd Parrott for the first 26 races to Mike Ford to Drew Blickensderfer for the final three — and for the most part just kept the status quo against tough competition.
The experiment with Ford as crew chief was somewhat of a disaster as he had only two top-20 finish in those seven races and he finished on the lead lap only once.
Among the highlights over the final three races, Ambrose qualifying second for the season finale at Homestead, where he finished 13th.
"We have made some changes to our team, some good, some bad and some indifferent," Ambrose said. "The reasons for them were complicated and complex and I am supportive of RPM and what they are trying to do.
"It is good to have Drew on the box and we are getting our team back in tip-top shape."
Highlight: This is easy. It was the win at Watkins Glen in an incredible finish where drivers were sliding on an oil-slicked racetrack for the entire final lap. After Brad Keselowski crashed leader Kyle Busch, Ambrose was able to get around Keselowski and then hold him off for the win, making it back-to-back victories at The Glen.
Low Point: After winning the pole on the road course at Sonoma, Ambrose couldn't find the speed he needed once the race started. He led 11 laps and finished eighth in a race where he was supposed to contend for the win.
Defining Moment: A fifth-place finish at Bristol in August was a defining moment as it capped a three-week stretch where Ambrose won at Watkins Glen, placed fifth at Michigan and fifth at Bristol. It showed Ambrose had the ability to perform well at three different types of tracks. What Ambrose didn't know is that those would be his last top-10s of the season.
Outlook: Ambrose has a one-year contract with Richard Petty Motorsports, and team co-owner Richard Petty indicated that Ambrose is considering moving back home to Australia in the next few years. Ambrose himself has often said he doesn't just want to ride around here in America — he wants to contend to win. With new crew chief Drew Blickensderfer, Ambrose should be as competitive as he's ever been. The big question is if he gets any better. He has been 18th or 19th in the standings in three of the last four years. "I would have liked a few more races to work with Drew this season, but we've got a little bit of a foundation built for next year," Ambrose said. "We've got some work to do, but I feel optimistic about the future."


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OMAHA, May 22, 2001 ? Qwest Communications International Inc. (NYSE: Q), the broadband Internet communications company, today announced an innovative program to significantly expand its high-speed Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Internet connection coverage area in Nebraska and 10 other Western states where it provides local phone service. The program will add approximately 1.3 million additional DSL-capable homes and businesses in these states by the end of 2001, and up to 1.2 million next year, bringing the total number of DSL-capable customers to more than 6 million by the end of 2002.
The states slated for expansion are Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Washington. Qwest has already deployed DSL service in 74 markets where it provides local telephone service, including eight communities in North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming. Qwest also provides DSL service to businesses through its local broadband operations in an additional 20 markets across the U.S. Capital for the DSL expansion program was planned for 2001 and no increase in earlier-announced spending is required.
In Nebraska, Qwest will provide DSL capability this year to an additional 6,000 homes and businesses located in metropolitan Omaha, including such areas as Bellevue and Papillion. DSL is currently offered to many residential and business customers in Fremont, Norfolk, Omaha and Wayne.
The new, innovative program is designed to expand coverage significantly in Qwest?s major metropolitan markets and some smaller communities, in addition to introducing Qwest DSL in communities that do not yet have high-speed Internet access. The expansion, which is now under way, is phased throughout the two-year period. Qwest is proactively notifying customers when DSL service becomes available in their area.
At the same time Qwest is expanding its retail DSL service capability, it is also making its underlying network available to competitive local service providers who want to offer competing services.
?Our customers tell us that they want Qwest DSL?s, high speed, ?always-on? capability and popular self-installation option,? said James A. Smith, executive vice president of Qwest?s national consumer markets. ?With this expansion initiative, many more people, whether at home or in their businesses, can take advantage of DSL?s efficiency and convenience.?
This program represents a significant step for Qwest to achieve its goal of 500,000 DSL customers by the end of 2001. At the end of first quarter, Qwest reported more than 306,000 DSL customers.
Qwest is expanding its DSL program as it prepares to re-enter the long distance business in about one year in the local service region. Decisions about other markets where DSL service will be provided or expanded will be based on where the company may most effectively deliver a combination of long distance and broadband Internet communications. Qwest also is exploring ways to work in partnership with smaller, rural areas to provide DSL service.
Qwest has taken several important steps in preparing for expansion of its DSL coverage area. The company recently installed technology that allows DSL equipment to be placed in local telephone network centers and closer to customer homes and businesses, enabling Qwest to provide up to 60 percent more customers with high-speed, broadband Internet access by the end of 2002. The technology, referred to as a remote terminal, provides customers with the same telephone line quality and speed as those serviced directly from a central office. Qwest has committed to make space available in these remote locations for competitors.
?Currently, only customers within about three miles of a neighborhood central office are able to access DSL services,? said Augie Cruciotti, executive vice president of Qwest local markets. ?Remote terminals will enable us to more than double that distance, making it possible for more of our customers to receive DSL service.?
In addition to the DSL expansion, Qwest is also focused on improving its service offerings. In October of 2000, Qwest launched a new suite of DSL services for small businesses called Professional DSL, which offers speeds up to 7Mbps, in addition to service level agreements and 24 x 7 technical support.
Through the end of June, Qwest is offering new residential DSL customers 30 days of free service, waived activation fees, and free DSL modems. External DSL modems for small businesses and multi-computer networking also are available at a special promotional price. Later this summer, Qwest DSL service will be sold in a bundle of service with MSN content from Microsoft for broadband and narrowband customers.
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My partners and I have reduced our odds of avoiding (before year's end) the spending-cut and tax-hike triggers associated with the "fiscal cliff" from 70% to 60%.
After multiple conversations with House of Representative leadership sources, senators and budget experts in Washington, we still expect a narrow compromise from a so-far-unyielding White House. But large segments on both sides seem increasingly willing to go over the cliff. It wouldn't take much miscalculation from either party to take us there. Nor would it be the end of the world, as most affected funding levels, tax rates and expiring tax and benefit provisions might be fully or partially restored in early 2013 -- albeit amid at least some economic and market displacement. Meanwhile, the "quality" and scope of any last-minute fix might also disappoint.
For these reasons, we're sanguine on the subject, but we urge investors to use caution in the near term. We are looking forward to continued dividends from America's energy renaissance and recoveries in banking, housing and other segments of the economy that are facing uncertainty caused by the Obama administration's healthcare agenda and response to the financial crisis.
President Obama holds the most leverage, to be sure. But he may be miscalculating by pressing Republicans to agree to higher revenues and upper-income tax rates as well as deductions for top wage earners and the ability to self-activate a hike in the debt limit. That would require breaking of the almost-theological "Taxpayer Protection Pledge" that has defined the GOP since the Reagan era. Meanwhile, even though signaling their resignation to net new revenues (if not an eventual nod to a midpoint raise in top marginal rates), a majority of the House Republican caucus will reject tax hikes of any sort without offsetting major reforms to entitlements like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, as well as other, "mandatory" spending programs. President Obama's public campaigning has emboldened Hill Democrats to resist any such cuts, making Democratic votes for a "balanced" package -- should he ultimately endorse one -- likely scarce as well. This portends a potential "TARP moment," after a deal emerges and squeaks by in the Senate only to be initially voted down on the House floor.
To investors, this represents a bit of a nightmare: The odds of the Republicans' caving, perhaps thoroughly, are not zero. The relief from uncertainty accompanying such a move might penalize those who have held back and waited for more clarity or better valuations from which to restart buying programs. Meanwhile, the perhaps-near-equal chance of either going over the cliff or limping past the danger for a brief while might leave the intrepid who have engaged in "willing suspension of disbelief" since fall in a bind of their own.
Bottom line, it could go either way. We've got a lot to accomplish in the next two three weeks and talks between Speaker Boehner's and President Obama's staff are just barely alive. Tellingly, House Republicans have been told to prepare for votes between Christmas and Dec. 31, and to cancel any plans for New Year's.
I now think it's a push as to whether Obama might pull up to offer meaningful spending cuts in order to ease the GOP's caving on revenues. And it's also a push as to whether Hill conservatives might go along with a higher top rate without such concessions. More broadly, however, even if the president manages to get the Republicans to accept a lopsided deal, we would expect the GOP to deny him any lengthy extension in the debt ceiling. This would portend the market's having to eye a potential return to the high-stakes struggle over spending by as early as late winter or spring. And this could spoil hopes of a clean move past the cliff that would allow investors to focus on better prospects for U.S. stocks over the next 12 months.
There is a positive market-moving deal to be made, and I have my own thesis regarding its notional elements. This could start with a one-year extension of all tax rates, but, nevertheless, move toward a $1 trillion upper-income tax raise via a percentage or dollar cap on non-charity-related deductions. Then add a new temporary top rate or surcharge on either millionaires or those earning more than $500,000 to satisfy Obama's lust for a symbolic double-whammy on the "rich." But pair it with long-term entitlement reforms such as an eligibility-age hike or means-testing for Medicare benefits, added state flexibility under Medicaid, and a "diet COLA" (i.e., reduced formula for cost-of-living adjustments) for Social Security to round off an equalizing $1 trillion in spending cuts. Skip the 2013 defense and non-defense budget sequester, but backload a $300 billion or so cut in 10-year discretionary spending totals as part of this number. To all of this, add a one-year extension of the debt ceiling, perhaps along with extension of payroll tax relief and additional emergency unemployment benefits to further buy Democratic votes and business expensing or moderated corporate dividend or estate tax rates to mollify the political right.
How and why would such a compromise work? The need to once again extend the middle-class tax relief within one year would create an imperative and trigger to force the Republicans' objective of comprehensive and base-broadening tax reform next summer or fall -- perhaps within a reconciliation bill also embodying the legislative text effectuating the promised entitlement reforms. Meanwhile, if President Obama finally makes nice, the process and scope of the package could even be stretched to two years, lifting the next debt fight past the mid-term elections.
This would be in keeping with my long-held view that the debt limit might ultimately be the GOP's best leverage point, since the Democrats in 2014 will once again have to defend a disproportionate number of Senate seats and a historical second-term pattern of House losses for the party controlling the White House. This might help the Democrats to move beyond their post-election glee at Obama's surprisingly hard line in order to weigh the value of insuring that the debt clock won't be haunting them in the next cycle. After all, the public zeitgeist could change -- perhaps beginning with the next strategic/political overreach.


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How To Draw Manga: Guns And Military Vol. 1
Ready...Aim...DRAW! Give your manga characters some heavy-duty firepower with Guns & Military Volume 1, an all-new entry in the How to Draw Manga series.
The first book in this two-volume set is a virtual encyclopedia of everything from classic handguns to high-tech firearms, including six-shooters, semiautomatics, World War II "masterpiece" arms and modern-battlefield assault rifles. Each weapon is described in painstaking detail by author and artist Ichiro Kamiya, whose lavish illustrations are so realistic, you might be fooled into trying to lift the guns right off the pages.
Also included is a preview of the motorcycles that will be featured in Volume 2 (available January 2004), because every because every gun-toting bad guy needs a getaway ride!
Includes illustrations and model specifications for more than 50 different gun variations, as well as information on ammunition and gun accessories, and uniforms worn by police officers in Japan and the United States.


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Editor's note: The following commentary was written by Gene Hall, Public Relations Director for the Texas Farm Bureau and was published on the Texas Agriculture Talks website.
President Obama has won re-election. Congratulations, Mr. President. On my Facebook page the past few days, I've been asking for some guidance, suggestions on how we might work together as a nation. This is the result.
Obviously some folks are still taking this hard, and winners gloat sometimes, especially in cyberspace. Fair enough, but we had better start thinking about how we can work together, and we are about out of time. I voted for the other guy, and I recognize the need for compromise. Part of that is supporting the president on some of what he wants and expecting to get something in return.
The Texas Farm Bureau Vice President, a farmer, told me on Tuesday night that whoever wins will have the whole country mad at him at different times— if he does this right. There are only difficult choices ahead. No easy ones. Remember the Simpson-Bowles deficit reduction commission? That might be a good place to start. In Canada they've adopted a plan to raise taxes $1 for every $5 in spending cuts. We are a nation which collects $2 trillion in revenue every year and will spend more than three times that this year. So, there has to be some serious spending reduction. The fiscal cliff looms with massive cuts in everything. On the other side of the cliff, estate taxes will be so high it will be hard to leave anything to the next generation.
The economy would be in wreckage. If we don't deal with the Alternative Minimum Tax, it will pluck another $3,500 from the pockets of middle class families— again, if we drive over that fiscal cliff.
But we can fix it. It will start with extending the debt limit. We can pass estate tax reform, begin the process of overall tax reform, resolve our labor crisis with immigration reform and pass a farm bill with a crop insurance safety net. Without a means to manage risks, bankers won't be letting farmers plant next spring. Increasing revenue? There has to be fair and broad tax reform.
My friend Tony Purcell of TSN Radio says nothing will change. Gridlock will continue. The fiscal cliff, however, turns that into an economic weapon of mass destruction. I like what rodeo guy Tom Stovall says, "Focus on what we have in common." My fellow editor Ron Smith said, "Put the good of the nation above the desire for power." Naive? I hope not. Ron also says we need to relearn the art of listening to one another. Amen.
There were good ideas on my Facebook page. Audits of defense, EPA, cost benefit analysis of regulations. Folks were adamant about developing fossil fuels, for the fuel and the jobs. Let me add that we should develop green energy in a responsible, market-driven way. We can't afford to expand the welfare state, but we can't expect to take it apart either. We should find a balance—a compromise between protecting the environment, health and worker safety and regulating jobs out of existence.
The popular vote is not the decider of presidential races, and it should not be. It was, however, close enough to warn us about how divided we are. It would be beyond foolish to deny the president a chance to govern. It would be equally ill advised for him to assume a mandate without working with Republicans.
I worked hard for my guy. Today, I am a member of the loyal opposition. Both sides are guilty of trying to enforce their own versions of ideological purity. We can't afford that anymore. It's time to work together. Really, long past time.


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Of course, she owes a lot of this success to Jim turning the heartbreak into knowledge as he studied film, read books and picked up any tidbit he could about softball pitching mechanics through the years to distill in his daughter.
"I definitely think that he's been the most influential person (on my softball career), I mean he's been coaching me since I was 8 so there really wasn't anybody else who taught me," Hannah Robbins said. "He's literally taught me everything I know and it's been really, really fun having him as a coach."
This relationship and the stats it produced helped Robbins lead No. 2 Woodlan to the sectional championship game before losing to No. 4 Bishop Dwenger this spring.
It was the earliest exit in the postseason Robbins had during her four years, which included losing in the 2A state championship game as a sophomore.
And through it all Robbins has had her dad helping her out as an assistant coach for Woodlan and in their own backyard.
"Since she's been 8, I've sat on the bucket and caught her, that's been our connection father-daughter over the years," Jim Robbins said. "Maybe some kids wouldn't adapt to their father doing that, but it's been a great thing for me and her from a coaching and from a parenting standpoint as well."
The coaching and time put in by Jim helped Hannah develop quite a repertoire on the mound. She currently utilizes four or five pitches she said, with the screwball being her go-to pitch.
It also helped create a strong attitude to lead and put herself in the middle of the action.
"I really didn't like when someone else had control of the game, and I guess I noticed that as I got older and was competing with other pitchers and other people were pitching," Hannah said. "That's why I liked pitching so much, because I had control of the game and I could control what happened."
Soon, though, comes a change for both Hannah and Jim with college looming. Hannah will attend Taylor University in Upland this fall where for the first time since she took the mound as a softball player her dad will simply be a fan.
"It will be different the first time down there. Sitting in the stands I'll be antsy," Jim said. "It's going to be odd since someone else will be calling her pitches and instructing her and they'll change things … but when she comes home during the holidays, I'll be able to throw with her."
Even college and miles won't take that connection away from them. Tough break for Taylor's opponents.Bess Fiechter, Adams Central
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Kelsey Richard, Bishop Luers
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The soup starts with a salty, fishy-porky broth. If you order delivery, Noodle Village will pack this separately, to keep from overcooking the thin ribbons of egg noodles and shrimp wontons, and to keep the crispy fish skin from going soggy, which would be a tragedy. While the wontons weren't the most exciting part--whole tiny shrimp in a thin wrapper--the crispy fish skin was a revelation: not really fishy as much as salty and crunchy, almost like a fish crouton. It's the star of the show here, retaining its crunch for a while once it hits the broth, and it makes this one of the more memorable soup noodle dishes I've had in Chinatown.
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Gwendolyn Audrey Foster, the film theorist and historian, has graciously agreed to do four short essays on some of her favorite films for this site.
Harlan County USA
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"In the landscape of the American documentary film, there are few films as a harrowing and heartbreaking as Barbara Kopple's Harlan County, USA (1976), which explores the effects and aftermath of a 1973 strike by coal miners against the Duke Power Company in Harlan County, Kentucky. Unlike many documentary films, which are shot over a matter of weeks or months, Kopple's film took years to complete, during which time she covered the strike from every conceivable angle. She followed the miners in their daily lives, living with them and sharing in their struggle, and soon became a part of the strike itself; Harlan County, USA is thus a film in which the filmmaker shared in the struggle with the film's protagonists, and the intensity of her involvement with the project is manifest in every frame of the film.
Born in Scarsdale, New York in 1946, Barbara Kopple attended Northeastern University, majoring in psychology, but soon became interested in film, and worked with the Maysles Brothers on some of their earlier projects to hone her skills. Like her contemporaries Frederick Wiseman and The Maysles Brothers, Kopple elected to simply shoot the film and see what happened, without adding narration to help to shape the flow of the narrative. Kopple filmed Harlan County, USA in an atmosphere of unrelenting violence; the company hires thugs to break up the union, and the union fights back in kind.
When a young miner is killed during a fight brought about by the strike, the company and the union are finally forced by the public outcry to the bargaining table. Kopple's continual presence on the scene also played a factor; indeed, many of the miners after the fact credited Kopple with being a decisive factor in ending the strike. The film was released in 1976, and won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 1977. It was Kopple's first feature length film as a director.
In the aftermath of the success of Harlan County, USA, Kopple went on to a variety of projects, but stayed true to her organizing roots with the 1990 film American Dream, documenting a similarly heart-rending strike at a Hormel meat packing plant in Minnesota in the late 1980s; as with Harlan County, USA, the film took many years to shoot, and when it was finally released in 1990, it, too, won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 1991.
Kopple's numerous other projects include Keeping On (1981), a dramatized account of a strike at a textile mill; Civil Rights: The Struggle Continues (1989), a documentary marking the 25th anniversary of the killings of civil rights activists James Chaney, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman in 1964; and in a lighter vein, the documentary Wild Man Blues (1998), which follows director Woody Allen and his Dixieland band on a tour of Europe, with remarkably revealing results. Eclectic, evolving, and continually searching for new subjects, Barbara Kopple keeps working in both the commercial and independent cinema, resolutely independent, answering only to herself." — Gwendolyn Audrey Foster
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Recipe Ideas for Thanksgiving
With the biggest food holiday coming right around the corner, I wanted to highlight some great recipes from my blog that would be a great addition to your Thanksgiving spread.
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Cranberry, Caramelized Onion, and Goat Cheese Dip
Pumpkin Pie Dip
Squash Bisque
Side Dishes:
Acorn Squash stuffed with Autumn Fruit Compote
Classic Cranberry Sauce
Butternut Squash and Spinach Casserole
Green Bean Casserole
Cous Cous Salad with Butternut Squash and Cranberries
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry Applesauce
Thanksgiving Two-Fer Bars
Pumpkin Pie Snickerdoodle Blondies
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Pumpkin Spice Cookies
Spiced Caramel Apple Pie
Apple Cranberry Cake Pie
Classic Pecan Pie
Cranberry Almond Caramel Tart
Depths of Fall Butternut Squash Pie
Pecan Pie Cookies
Pie Crust
White Chocolate and Cranberry Cupcakes
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White Chocolate Cranberry Mousse
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Can I have ALL of these dishes for Thanksgiving?? 😉
Great ideas!
PS, Carbomb cupcakes are happening tomorrow!!
Thank you for all of the yummy recipes that you posted on your blog. I especially like the recipe for Squash Bisque. I just bought a butternut squash and didn't know what to do with it, so I completely understand the dilemma that you were in! I am going to try it and if it turns out well, then I am going to make it for Thanksgiving. I am always in search for new recipes for the holiday. I work with Better Recipes.com and if you are in search for the same, I recommend you check out their Thanksgiving Recipe Ideas
This looks like a great list of Thanksgiving dishes. Love your post on apple slab as well. I think I'm going to make one next week so I have it ready for Thanksgiving.
Congrats! Your acorn squash photo has been featured as a Photo of the Week on BostonFoodBloggers.com: http://www.bostonfoodbloggers.com/2010/11/photos-of-week.html
So many great Thanksgiving recipes! Yum!
I think I'm just making desserts this year, but I may sneak in that cranberry, caramelized onion, and goat cheese dip as well. Going to check out the recipe now.


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Ash from Army of Darkness: Good...Bad...I'm the guy with the gun.
I mean, yeah, technically. Just like Roy Hibbert was drafted by the Raptors.
Yes I think it would be a long shot but I'd love for Larry to reach out and try. I haven't read anything about his rehab after his surgery or even if he has any interest though.
Foster hasn't played or been aiming to play for a long time. Oden has always been trying to get back. Those are two very different things. Rehabbing to get back to the NBA vs Rehabbing to get healthy for the rest of your life.
76ers Moultrie intrigued me last year. I don't believe he's playing much this year. I'm not sure he can amount to much either, but then who knows.
Nuntius and I both liked Koufos last year, and the games I've seen him play with Memphis it looks like he's a nice b/u to Gasol. Something they previously lacked.
I'm sure there are some who might consider him a bust since he hasn't done much at a #7 pick.
I just don't see how we could acquire him.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Moultrie is intriguing but I don't think that he will develop into a big defensive presence.
Koufos would certainly be amazing, of course.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Charlotte also had the #19 pick that year. They received the #7 pick (Biyombo) by trading #19 (Tobias Harris) and taking on Magette's contract. They previously obtained #19 by trading Gerald Wallace to Portland, who in turn received it from NO for Bayless.
I am all for trying to find a potential replacement for Mahinmi as I am one of the people that simply doesn't really understand what it is he brings to this team. His rebound rate is the worst of any big that gets minutes in the NBA so for the people that say who cares how inept he is at offense if all he does is defend and rebound he is doing his job well rebounding is not something he brings to the table he is awful at it. His offense production is basically the worst of any big that gets minutes as well so he is a bottom of the barrel scorer and rebounder. So to me if you are that lacking in those departments you better be amazing at defense and he is simply ok at defense in my opinion. His block rate is decent for a backup big but he his foul rate almost cancels out his block production.
I do not think we need to deal for a big though simply because the answers out there are just not that good, but why not use our last roster spot on a 3rd big that can at least push Mahinmi for minutes if he continues to struggle as much as he has of late. Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think Rasual Butler's contract is guaranteed until the gauranteed deadline much like Ben Hansborough and Sam Young's contracts were constructed last year. So either use the last roster spot on a D-League talent or if we don't have the money/don't want to pay the money for a 15th roster spot cut Butler and use the 14th spot on a 3rd center.
So what D-League talent is out there in the big man department?
I think the answer may be the guy we had here for preseason Hilton Armstong he is currently averaging 15/7/3 (points/rebs/blocks).
I know people say that stats don't mean everything and I agree but if we are going to statistically speak if you think of baseball and it's WAR (which is Wins Above Replacement meaning how easy a player is to fill in any random scrub and get the same production) Ian's would be awful. I think most people we could find and plug in could statistically do a better job (again I know stats don't mean everything and his "rim protection" is key to our defense, but I guess I'm one of the people that is in the mindset he isn't even that great of a "rim protector" and he is so inefficient everywhere else I am willing to give anyone else a chance at his minutes or at least to compete for them with the exception of Copeland the Copeland/Scola combo is a train wreck.)
Not sure where you got the number, but bball reference has it at 100.
Either way, it was the lowest. But just for the record, a low Defensive Rating is a good thing. Reggie Evans had the best Defensive Rating in the Bulls-Nets playoff series. Evans is third on the Nets right now.
Of course, he is typically guarding the second unit's 2nd best big man, playing alongside Lopez, Blatche, or Plumlee. Beware the DRtg of the PF alongside the strong defensive Center. David West has a better DRtg than Paul George right now, tied with Hibbert for the lead.
All stats need context, but ORtg and DRtg (for individual players) needs a tooooon of context.
Off Topic, but because we are here: The Pacers are currently 13th in ORtg, just a tick below Golden State. Not too shabby. Similar to where they were in the second half of last season.
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How about a back up center who is 6-11, athletic, a true rim protector. Averages 10.9 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per 36 minutes on 45% shooting? Same price as Mahinmi? Any takers?
As you might have guessed, I'm talking about Ian Mahinmi himself. Specifically, his 2012-13 season with the Pacers.
Perhaps the solution is time.
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Defensive rating is how many points the opposing offense scores out of 100 possessions, so him being the lowest is a good thing. For example, PG's defensive rating as a rookie was 104, now it's 94. Roy's defensive rating is 93. Ian's? 95. And that's why he's valuable to the Pacers, because he has the ability to anchor their defensive scheme.
I'll also point out that the lowest defensive rating for a NBA career is 95.3
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Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
Ian's not ever going to look good compared to Roy. Roy's a monster.
But there's not anybody out there who'd be better than Ian at what we need Ian to do.
This space for rent.
And 12 fouls.
@WhatTheFFacts: Studies show that sarcasm enhances the ability of the human mind to solve complex problems!
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I really am not too disappointed with Ian to be honest.. I mean, he has those games that leave you scratching your head, but that has to do with his consistency, not his talent. Ian is a very serviceable backup C in my opinion.
To be fair, Reggie Evans averages 4.4 fouls per 36 for his career, while Mahinmi averages 6.0.
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Anybody who thinks Ian Mahinmi has bad hands would absolutely love Bismack Biyombo.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
But what about this guy?
This is simply untrue. Ekpe Udoh, Kendrick Perkins, Jason Maxiell and Andrea Bargnani are all playing more than Mahinmi and have a lower rebound rate. Matt Bonner only plays 2.2 MPG less than Ian and his rebounding rate is worse as well. The same can be said about both Clipper back-up Centers (Ryan Hollins and Byron Mullens).
Mahinmi is having his worst year as far as TRB% is concerned but he is not the worst in the league. Also, the difference between this year's and last year's TRB% indicates that this is probably a statistical anomaly.
He signed with the Warriors.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
True. But the difference is that one of the two players (Ian) plays defense and contests shots while the other (Reggie Evans) waits to get the rebound.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
I'm sure that Larry Bird has Hilton Armstrong on speed dial if they decide they need a 3rd center. If not, they'll give the Scola and West tandem a few more minutes.


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