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Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch is taking an unusual approach for a Democrat facing a primary challenge from the liberal wing of his party.
Rather than highlighting his accomplishments on core Democratic issues with an eye toward wooing primary-voting party activists, he's promoting himself as an independent and populist-minded pol who has repeatedly bucked party leaders.
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Lynch, who's facing a primary challenge from labor organizer Mac D'Alessandro, is up with a new radio ad in his South Boston-area district focusing on his opposition to the White House-backed financial bailout package.
"In the end, I didn't come to Congress just to fit in. I came here to stand up for you and for what's right, and do what's right for the people I represent," Lynch says in the video. "And because I don't work for any other political leader or interest group — I work for you."
It's a potentially risky move for a congressman facing an intra-party challenge in a heavily Democratic district where President Obama won 60 percent of the vote.
Both candidates have played up Lynch's opposition to the health care reform bill — Lynch to prove that he doesn't simply fall in line with party leaders; D'Alessandro to emphasize Lynch isn't sufficiently liberal.
D'Alessandro has also taken Lynch to task for his support of the Patriot Act, and for his votes in favor of funding the war in Iraq. "What's the cost of a bad vote? 4,412 American service men and women have been lost in the Iraq War thus far," D'Alessandro's campaign website warns.
But observers say Lynch, an anti-abortion Catholic seeking his fifth term, is voicing the same populist message he has embraced throughout his political career.
"I think he's being who he is," said Mary Anne Marsh, a Boston-based Democratic strategist. "He's sort of a conservative populist."
"It's about being independent, standing up for voters," said Lynch consultant Scott Ferson. "He's always been the same person with the same profile."
But Lynch is also gambling that his support from the many conservative-minded, working-class voters who live in South Boston — many of whom crossed party lines this year to vote for Republican Sen. Scott Brown — will give him a lift over the party activists who are bound to flock to D'Alessandro, a former regional Service Employees International Union political director.
"He represents very active, white, working-class voters that have been Democrat but are conservative-minded," said Paul Watanabe, a University of Massachusetts at Boston political scientist. "Scott Brown was very popular there."
In an interview, D'Alessandro accused Lynch of disingenuously taking up the banner of populism while accepting campaign funding from special interests.
"He can't have it both ways," he said.
Lynch has waged a far less expensive campaign than other House Democrats who faced nomination fights after voting against the health care bill. Just one month before the primary, the Massachusetts Democrat has spent about $573,000 — about half the amount Oklahoma Rep. Dan Boren and Utah Rep. Jim Matheson spent to fend off primary opponents.
Still, there are signs Lynch is gearing up for a fight. Last month, he brought in former President Bill Clinton for a campaign rally at a South Boston union hall. Clinton also headlined a fundraiser for Lynch that netted $150,000 for the incumbent.
"You wouldn't bring in the former president of the United States if you weren't taking the race seriously," said James Roosevelt, a Massachusetts Democratic National Committee member.


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WASHINGTON – The financially struggling Lake Shore Health Care Center in Irving got another much-needed infusion of federal cash Friday, as the Federal Emergency Management Agency agreed to release $805,490 in reimbursements that can be used immediately to prop up the hospital's finances.
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., announced the release of the long-delayed money, which stems from devastating flooding that occurred at Tri-County Memorial Hospital in Gowanda in August 2009.
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A former England youth international, Smith admits that he reads online versions of the English newspapers daily to check up on the English squad. Currently, the lightly regarded England side is tied for second in Group D after opening the group with a 1-1 draw against France.
Although expectations are low for the English, Smith believes that the low expectations could help the nation flourish.
"For a while now – and this is no disrespect to any of the players, this is just my honest opinion – I would say that with England, we think that we're above ourselves [as in] we're not as good as we think or at least show it on the field," Smith told MLSsoccer.com. "Or at least we haven't shown it on the field in recent tournaments."
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Chivas youngsters called up to youth national team duty
It's been a banner few days for the Chivas USA youth academy as a trio of academy stars were called up to US youth national team duty. Midfielder Adonis Amaya and forward Bradford Jamieson were called up by US Under-17 head coach Richie Williams as part of his 24-player roster for the Copa Saprissa tournament in San José, Costa Rica
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After doing a bit of reading about my favourite variety of Aucuba, I am curious... what does "Crotonifolia" mean? The "folia" part refers to its foliage, that part is easy... but I can't figure out the "Crotoni" part.. does this refer to the plant genus Croton? In what way? All of my google searching has yielded me nothing, but I'm pretty confident someone here can help.
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I wasn't sure where to put this, so I hope it's ok here.
Crotonifolia would mean foliage that looks like Croton. Not having ever seen the plant I couldn't say if that's really an accurate description or not, but clearly whoever named the plant felt there was a similarity.
It's just a registered variety name, likening its leaves to those of Crotons (Codiaeum genus, not Croton genus).
The picture from our Plant Files here http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/170876/ sure does have leaves that look like a Croton.
Jmho, seems like the guy naming those didn't have much imagination, we have 'Serratafolia' and 'Longifolia' too. LoL
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Tropicbreeze, oh dear, my Freudian slip was showing there, wasn't it? ;) Thank you for the correction. :)
Ecrane and Dyzzy, thank you, and LOL, yes, very imaginative indeed, eh? I had a feeling it had something to do with the Croton, but wasn't sure exactly what the connection was. "Looks like" makes perfect sense. Thank y'all again. =)
Speediebean, not to worry. We have native Crotons here, as in genus Croton. We also have Crotons (genus Codiaeum) but I can't understand why they would use the scientific name for one of them as the common name for the other. The plants are quite different. So whenever I see the word Croton, the mix up always comes to mind.
With all the (tens of? hundreds of?) thousands of plants that exist, I can't imagine how difficult it must be to find a name for one. Worse than Mom and Dad just bringing forth daughter number 12 and being unsure as to what to name her!! < ;P "Longifolia" is one good example.. just waiting for "Verdifolia". Ooooh look, it's got green leaves!! < =D LOL
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rebranded STARS PUBS & BARS.
Pub chief Lawson Mountstevens will offer three-year deals — with tenants able
to invest "just" £10,000 at the start. They can terminate the agreement with
three months' notice.
A "first-year" support package will include help with paying rates and Sky TV.
Mr Mountstevens said: "It's a very competitive retail environment and it's
good to bring in new people with new skills."
Chief hits at 'unfair' store tax
THE chief executive of SAINSBURY'S last night slammed the tax
system for "unfairly penalising" big stores.
Justin King unveiled half-year results confirming the chain as the
best-performing supermarket.
But he urged the Government to do more to help the High Street.
He told The Sun: "Retail is unfairly penalised. We are an industry that needs
space and employees — and the taxes on retail that keep going up are on
space and employment.
"I support action on business rates but I would also like to see more to help
us create jobs — such as a 12-month National Insurance holiday on new
The results showed Sainsbury's made £405 million in the 28 weeks to September
29 — up 2.5 per cent. Sales rose 4 per cent to £13.4billion and the store's
share of the market was 16.7 per cent — the highest for a decade.
Mr King said customers were "spending a bit more" and the store was capturing
more shoppers from rivals.
Jobs axe at Britvic
AROUND 500 jobs will go at soft drink giants AG BARR and BRITVIC after
they finally agreed a merger yesterday.
AG Barr boss Roger White admitted posts would be axed because of "duplication"
in Barr Britvic Soft Drinks.
But he insisted: "We will create strong growth over the long term."
Britvic investors will own around 63 per cent of the combined entity embracing
Barr's Irn Bru with Britvic's Fruit Shoot and R White's lemonade.
– TURKEY kings BERNARD MATTHEWS warn price hikes are coming —
but not until after Christmas. The firm is hit by "unprecedented" pressure
from wheat and soya costs. Profits in 18 months to July were £2million —
against a loss of £28.8m in the previous 18 months.


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Reminder: Franciscan Protomartyrs
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- Mark of the Vineyard said...
The relics are in our city, much neglected.
- 16 January, 2013 19:13
- LeonG said...
What precious pearls indeed to discover Franciscan spirituality. St Francis understood the quickest and most sure pathways to the beautiful heart of God Our Father through poverty, divine love to warm the coldest heart, joy forgiveness and thankfulness. How much we need this today.
- 16 January, 2013 19:37
May the Blood of the Martyrs, draw Grace down from Heaven, so we too may Honor God with our service.
May God be praised in His Holy Saints and Martyrs.
Mary Queen of Heaven, Mother of God, Ever Virgin, Immaculate Conception : Pray for us.
St Francis Pray for Us
St. Louis IX pray for us
St Elizabeth pray for us
- 18 January, 2013 21:01
Just out of curiosity (and maybe it was done for just aesthetic appeal)m but why does each friar seem to have a different coor habit?
The Friars Minor always wore brown, the Conventuals wore grey early on, the TOR Franciscans black, and the Capuchins,brown.
There are now extinct Orders of friars founded in the Franciscan tradition over the centuries who wore beige habits with scapulars, blue habits, grey with black scapulars and black cords, and even a group of white habited friars.....all gone now. Most were re-united with the OFM's (Friars Minor) in 1896 by Pope Leo XIII in a ruling to gather up small Franciscan Orders which were not attracting too many vocations into the larger Friars Minor Order.
That union put an end also to a small group of friars known as the Discalced Franciscans. Too bad that group no longer exists, because it was the only strongly contemplative branch of Franciscan friars the Order ever has known.
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Treasure Island Resort & Casino recognized and thanked for their support of the military and veterans by Michael J. O'Rourke on behalf of Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR). This is a Department of Defense (DoD) organization that acknowledges employers who place a priority on supporting employees who are in the military. O'Rourke presented Mike Heavner, General Manager of Treasure Island Resort & Casino with the Patriot Award.
The National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard conducts an awards program designed to recognize employers who support a strong National Guard and Reserve force. Employers qualify for recognition when they practice leadership and personnel policies that support employee participation in the Guard and Reserve. According to O'Rourke, not every employer nominated gets considered for this prestigious award on a national level.
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Obama and taxes President Barack Obama suggested this week that Jesus would support his push for the "Buffett Rule," the idea that the very rich pay something like 30 per cent in taxes, all of which got me wondering about wealth and taxes in biblical times.
At the National Prayer Breakfast, the President noted that families are struggling, while others, himself included, have been "extraordinarily blessed" and could do without some tax breaks. He stressed his Christian beliefs, which he said were in line with the teachings of Jesus, quoting the Gospel of Luke: "For unto whom much is given, much shall be required."
There's not a lot in the Bible about taxes, but I found some intriguing bits at Bible History Online:
"During the time of Jesus in first-century Israel, there were publicans and tax collectors who could walk up to a man and tax him for what he was carrying, and much more." This actually sounds more like a modern-day stick-up, but the group notes that the levies paid for roads, police, self-government, etc.
And then there's this:
"In the eyes of Rome the provinces were to carry the heavy weight of administering the empire. Judea was in the province of Syria and every man was to pay 1 per cent of his annual income for income tax. But that was not all, there were also import and export taxes, crop taxes (1/10 of grain crop and 1/5 of wine, fruit and olive oil), sales tax, property tax, emergency tax, and on and on." We, too, have many of those taxes, and 1 per cent doesn't sound all that bad.
The Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty warns that economics then and now were completely different, and one should look for "general principles" from scripture rather than direct comparisons. Which I'd argue the President did.
"The pursuit of wealth in the ancient world was fraught with potential problems, which made it easy to view those who possessed wealth with moral and spiritual skepticism," the Acton Institute says.
Actually, it doesn't sound that different from today, and was presumably written before the financial crisis and Occupy movement.
Changing the culture Many women have a flawed definition of power, and thus are less effective in their career goals, a recent study suggests. The answer, say Anne Perschel of Germane Consulting and Jane Perdue of Braithwaite Innovation Group, is to be less Cinderella and more Dorothy.
Dr. Perschel and Ms. Perdue, whose study included hundreds of women, wrote recently at Forbes.com that "the paradox of power is women's need to gain power in a system whose rules are unknown, unfriendly and sometimes distasteful, so they can change the rules of that system."
Some 46 per cent of those surveyed have "faulty" definitions of power, they said, citing more than 50 per cent at a high level who believe they don't have the power needed to hit their career goals.
"Are you Cinderella or Dorothy?" they asked in the Forbes article, referring, in the latter case, to Dorothy Gale, the Kansas heroine of The Wizard of Oz, who learns she had the power all along and needed no wizard.
"Unlike Cinderella, women cannot passively wait on the business sidelines, hoping business culture will change and hand them the most powerful decision making positions," they added in their study. "Instead, they must seek power, advancing both the change agenda and their careers. As one executive vice-president who heads a $300-million dollar business advised, 'the success police will not come and find you.'"
Here's what they advise:
- "Know power and be powerful," which they define as the ability to effect change and get action.
- "Ditch Cinderella."
- "Show up. Stand Up. Voice Up": Work together, and with men, to change barriers and stereotypes.
- "Forge strategic connections," and build alliances.
- "Unstick thinking," they said, citing the 38 per cent who would rather be well-liked than powerful.
They also urged corporate chiefs to take action, forcing gender balance and developing women as chiefs.
"Reshaping a male-dominated business culture, changing the ratio of women to men, and thereby improving bottom line results, requires a very specific set of actions by those currently in leadership positions as well as by women themselves," they said.
Facebook sets stage for IPO "These days I think more and more people want to use services from companies that believe in something beyond simply maximizing profits."
With that, Mark Zuckerberg put Facebook on the path to an initial public offering that many in fact hope is all about maximizing profits.
The regulatory documents filed this week were among the most eagerly awaited papers in years, giving markets a look at the stunning growth of the social media giant in the seven years since it was born in Mr. Zuckerberg's Harvard dorm room.
Here are some of key bits from the documents, which could value Facebook at up to $100-billion (U.S.) when the company goes public in the spring:
- Facebook has 843 million active monthly users. Were it a country, its population would rank behind only China and India.
- Facebook said it hopes to raise up to $5-billion in the IPO, a tiny bit of what the overall company is worth, but that will climb by the time the IPO is launched.
- Revenue climbed to $3.7-billion in 2011 from $777-million in 2009.
- Profit surged to $1-billion from $229-million over the same period.
- Zynga accounted for about 12 per cent of revenue, which helped boost its stock price after it became public.
- Mr. Zuckerberg's holds almost 57 per cent of voting power.
- Mr. Zuckerberg didn't actually make a lot when compared to, say, bankers, with last year's compensation just shy of $1.5-million. And his base salary is going to drop to $1 a year next year. But when you do the math, factoring in a valuation for the company of what it hopes will be about $100-billion, and his stake of just over 28 per cent, the 27-year-old's holdings would be worth some $28-billion.
- COO Sheryl Sandberg, on the other hand, earned almost $31-million, and CFO David Ebersman $18.7-million.
"We're going public for our employees and our investors," Mr. Zuckerberg said. "We made a commitment to them when we gave them equity that we'd work hard to make it worth a lot and make it liquid, and this IPO is fulfilling our commitment."
- Will the Street like Facebook?
- Graffiti artist took Facebook stock, now multimillionaire
- Omar El Akkad: Five challenges for Facebook - Zuckerberg could be one
- Tim Kiladze's Streetwise: Stay away from Facebook IPO
- Facebook is wildly profitable, but how much is it worth?
- David Milstead's Vox: Why Facebook may not be a growth story
- Mark Zuckerberg's letter
Tale of two countries The fortunes of Canada and the United States are shifting somewhat. To the point where Avery Shenfeld asks whether Canada is losing its bragging rights.
"Since 2007, we've been doing a lot of self-congratulatory back-patting, owing to our economy's better performance through the recession, and the resulting better tone to our jobs market," the chief economist at CIBC World Markets said Friday after both countries reported employment data for January.
"But of late, it's been three cheers for the red, white and blue, as America's jobless rate has turned sharply lower, while Canada's has drifted in the wrong direction."
Canada had been remarkable in the post-recession era for how quickly the labour market bounced back, while the United States was, and remains, in a jobs crisis. But suddenly, at least for a month, America saw a fantastic bounce, while Canada's job market stalled again.
It's to be hoped that Friday's numbers signal a turning point for the U.S. And that Canada's market will pick up steam again, though that's not expected any time soon.
Canada's economy created just a couple of thousand new jobs in January, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, and the unemployment rate inched up to 7.6 per cent as more people went looking for work, apparently with little success. The labour market has been slow for a stretch now, and some 10,000 jobs have been lost over the past fourth months.
The picture in the U.S. is more heartening, finally. Employment climbed by 243,000 in January, according to the U.S. Labour Department, for the best showing since last April. The unemployment rate dipped to 8.3 per cent, the lowest since February of 2009, from 8.5 per cent in December.
- Jobless rate hits 9-month high
- U.S. job growth surges, jobless rate drops to 8.3%
- Economy stumbles, reflecting slowdown in oil patch
Ottawa pressures banks Alarm bells are starting to ring in Ottawa over how easy it is for some people to borrow money.
As The Globe and Mail's Jeremy Torobin and Grant Robertson reported, Canada's Finance Department has been telling bankers it's troubled by some lending standards and record low mortgage rates.
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, the banking regulator, is also concerned that some people, who haven't had to prove how much they earn, are finding it too easy to get mortgages and home lines of credit.
This comes as debt burdens among Canadian families continue to rise, and after months of warnings from the Bank of Canada and the Finance Department.
It also comes as some worry over rich house prices, particularly in Vancouver, though there's some fretting as well about Toronto's condo market.
Bank of Montreal said in a report this week, though, that it expects no U.S.-style housing market crash
"In our view, the housing boom will more likely cool than correct, even in condo-driven Toronto - the target of many scary headlines," said BMO chief economist Sherry Cooper and senior economist Sal Guatieri.
"The possible exception is pricey Vancouver where the number of unoccupied newly built condos is high owing to the Olympic Village construction in 2010."
- Ottawa leans on banks to tighten lending
- Bank watchdog targets condo speculators
- Low interest rates may shield housing market from bubble
In the markets The S&P 500 climbed by more than 2 per cent this week, and Toronto's S&P/TSX composite by just shy of 1 per cent.
"Market performance was very strong in January across most of the developed world," said Robert Kavcic of BMO Nesbitt Burns.
"In fact, the S&P 500's 4.4 per cent advance was the best January result since 1997, and if that was a pre-game show for the rest of the year, the bulls are in for a good ride. But, is it true that 'as goes January, so goes the rests of the year?' The first month has correctly signalled the direction of the rest of the year for the S&P 500 in just five out of the past 10 years, with the same holding true for the TSX. So, the answer is probably a no."
Twelve things 1. Those tied to the ups and downs of the euro crisis, Greek debt negotiations, summits and fiscal compacts had some fun on Twitter with #eurosongs this week. Here are some fun ones:
- A Loan Again (Naturally)
- It Ain't Free, babe
- I Still Haven't Funds, But I'm Looking For
- Every Spread You Take
- Bridge Loan Over Troubled Water
- Should I Stay Or Should I Go
- Song For The Asking
- Take The Money And Run
And some of my own, which I was too shy to tweet:
- You never give me your money, you only give me your funny paper
- We Can Work It Out
- Pick up your crazy heart and give it one more try
- It's been three long years, do you still want me?
2. "I am pleased to see the Attends business perform to expectations," Domtar's CEO John Williams said Friday as the company posted a dip in profit. TMI?
3. Protest slogans sure seem catchier than corporate ones. First, there was "we are the 99 per cent." Now, courtesy of half-naked Ukrainian feminists protesting outside the Davos forum last weekend, there's "we came, we undressed, we conquered."
4. "Steve Jobs was a pioneer of digital music. His legacy is tremendous. But when he went home, he listened to vinyl." So said Canadian legend Neil Young this week as he spoke at a conference in California.
5. Pizza Hut seems more than prepared for Super Bowl Sunday. The chain has more than 1,000 tons of dough and 90,000 gallons of marinara sauce, NBC San Diego reports.
6. "As a result of this packaging error, the daily regimen for these oral contraceptives may be incorrect and could leave women without adequate contraception, and at risk for unintended pregnancy," Pfizer Inc. announced in the United States this week as it recalled about one million packages.
7. Many people in China are making a big deal over the fact that Canada's ambassador drives a modest car, a Camry hybrid. So I have to point out that I knew him when he took rides from me before he even owned a car. And before I married his kid sister.
8. AMR Corp. CEO Tom Horton said in a letter to American Airlines employees this week that "from my travels around the system and talking with so many of our folks, I know the fierce commitment we all share to making America a winner again." Then later down in the letter he added that "competing and winning requires a financial improvement of more than $3-billion, and that, in turn, requires significant savings in employee-related costs - of more than $1.25-billion per year ... All work groups will have total costs reduced by 20 per cent, including management." Got the message, folks?
9. "In the laboratory, I'm able to make machines so incredibly small it kind of boggles my mind. Where we're headed, we're going to be limited only by our imagination." A better dialysis process? A breakthrough for a more fuel-efficienct car? Nope. The comment came in an Associated Press interview with Red Jones, a Sandia National Laboratories researcher who helped develop a laser-guided .50-calibre bullet.
10. Canada's competition watchdogs could have it worse. They could live in Mexico, where, The Associated Press reports, a Federal Competition Commission notice-server was shoved and blocked from going into an office when trying to tell companies their deal was a no-go.
11. There were several corporate announcements this week related to Valentine's Day, from charge card companies to gum manufacturers. Here's the best I've seen: "A recent national survey commissioned by Jackson-Triggs found 95 per cent of participants - women between the ages of 25-54 - would feel annoyed if their date repeatedly or unnecessarily used their smartphone." Presumably, the other 5 per cent are repeatedly or unnecessarily using their smartphones.
12. Did these guys have the same lawyers? Here's what John Stroup, CEO of Belden Inc. , said Monday as he dropped his hostile bid for Canada's RuggedCom Inc. : "Guided by our disciplined M&A strategy, we will pursue other opportunities that we believe can create greater value for our shareholders and support the continued growth, success and market leadership of our industrial networking business."
And here's what Michael Pearson, CEO of Canada's Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. , said as he dropped his bid for ISTA Pharmaceuticals Inc. , also on Monday: "We continue to be disciplined on our M&A strategy and we are actively working on other opportunities that we believe can create value for our shareholders."
Required reading this week Germans are feeling less then favourable toward the euro and the EU, and believe the bad news will continue, Catherine McLean reports from Constance, Germany. But when it comes to their own country, they're more optimistic.
Britain's decision to strip former Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Fred Goodwin of his knighthood is a sign of how low the reputation of bankers has sunk around the world, Grant Robertson writes.
Just three months after its triumphant launch, India's $49 tablet computer is mired in an ugly public relations war, Stephanie Nolen reports from New Delhi.
Some of Canada's biggest banks are taking a hard look at their operations for ways to cut back on expenses in an era of historically low interest rates, Grant Robertson reports.
Advertisers shell out on huge production budgets to make eye-catching ads and pay millions more to air them on the U.S. Super Bowl broadcast. But because of TV rights issues, the Canadian broadcast is full of the same ads you might see any night of the week. Susan Krashinsky examines the issue.
What to watch for next week Three major central banks meet next week amid the muddied economic picture, including the Reserve Bank of Australia on Tuesday, the Bank of England on Wednesday and Thursday, and the European Central Bank on Thursday. Economists believe the Australian central bank will cut its benchmark rate, for a third time, by one-quarter of a percentage point, while British policy makers hold the line, and ECB officials probably stand pat as well.
There is, however, the chance of another rate cut by the ECB.
"Despite recent signs of stabilization in Europe and better U.S. data, central banks will likely remain proactive and provide further stimulus and overall activity remains subdued," said Benjamin Reitzes of BMO Nesbitt Burns.
In the markets, several major companies are on tap to report quarterly results, including BCE Inc. and its rival Telus Corp., Agrium Inc., Husky Energy Inc., Manulife Financial Corp., Teck Resources Ltd., Thomson Reuters Corp., Precision Drilling Corp. and the two big airlines, Air Canada and WestJet.Report Typo/Error
- S&P/TSX Composite15,998.57+63.20(+0.40%)
- Belden Inc$83.62+0.25(+0.30%)
- Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc$18.80+0.52(+2.84%)
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Ear piercing may seem to be among the most innocuous of body alterations, and in most cases it is a simple procedure without complications. However, there are some risks and basic precautions to be aware of.
"A number of things can go awry with ear piercings, and that doesn't necessarily mean that it's bad to do it, but any time you put a foreign body into somebody's skin, something bad can happen," says dermatologist Dr. Hank Clever of SSM St. Joseph Health Center.
Infection of a newly pierced ear is the most common complication, Clever says. "There are certainly a lot of resistant bacteria out there, and that can really leave a very badly damaged ear that can stay swollen indefinitely." While infection with an antibiotic-resistant bacterial strain is relatively rare, Clever advises individuals to see their primary- care physician if infection is suspected.
"Signs of an infected piercing include redness, tenderness, yellow discharge and swelling," says Dr. Gail Moolsintong, a pediatrician with Mercy Clinic Pediatrics and Mercy Children's Hospital. "The most common causes of infection are using unsterile piercing equipment, frequently touching the earlobe with dirty hands, or wearing the earring too tight, which restricts blood flow to the earlobe and air flow around the piercing site."
Moolsintong and colleagues like Dr. Elaine Siegfried, a SLUCare pediatric dermatologist, caution against piercing babies' or young children's ears. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends postponing piercing until the child is old enough to take care of the pierced site. "Ideally, the ears should not be pierced until the child can play an active part in the decision, which is usually about age 8," Moolsintong adds.
"One of the biggest risks is nickel allergy," Siegfried says. "Nickel is one of the top five things kids get allergic to, and ear piercing in infancy is the biggest risk factor for that. And once you get allergic to nickel, you have chances of getting cosensitized to something else—cobalt is a particularly common thing. Both of those things are very difficult allergens."
Nickel allergy often causes contact dermatitis, an itchy rash on the skin. The metal is found in a variety of common products, such as belt buckles, watchbands, eyeglass frames and necklace clasps. Nickel also is found in some foods, such as oatmeal, chocolate and nuts. The allergy, once formed, never goes away, and prescription topical or oral medications may be needed to counteract a reaction.
Regardless of age, Clever recommends some basic tips to help reduce the risk of complications. "Be sure you go to someone for the piercing who is reputable and uses sterile technique. Make sure the studs you initially put in are gold so you have less chance of triggering that nickel dermatitis. Make sure you really keep it clean afterwards. Don't manipulate the initial studs a lot. Just let it heal, and it usually takes care of itself."


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Integrated Bayes Network and Hidden Markov Model for Host Based IDS
Today Internet is more popular for many users and business applications such as banking, social networks, education, entertainment, scientific research, and recently cloud computing. The number of services provided by the internet service providers through Internet is rapidly increasing. For many applications security has become a serious issue for anyone connected to the Internet. Security should be provided by the ISPs to the Internet users in the form confidentiality, integrity, and authentication. These can be provided through IDS. In this paper, the authors have proposed a simple, easy and efficient approach for building IDS using integrated model of Bayes Net with Hidden Markov Model. The first phase of the model is to build the Bayesian network using the dataset.


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Will Angelina Jolie's directorial debut about the Bosnian war, ''In the Land of Blood and Honey,'' be released in Serb-run portion of Bosnia and Herzegovina? Over on the ArtsBeat blog, the Bagger's colleague Dave Itzkoff writes that a group of Serbian former prisoners is trying to prevent the release there based on a viewing of the trailer. It's not the first time the film has come under fire before the public gets to see it this month.
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I'm sure the inflight staff do it on purpose - they are so rude that it's almost like a comedy show.
Michael O'Nasty keeps saying it's the worlds favourite airline - it ain't. It just happens to be the only one to fly to obscure airports and people wanting to go there have no choice.
Luckily, my flight was only two hours long. You have to forget you're on an aircraft and tell yourself you're on a bus. It's the only way to get through it. Oh - and tell the crew at the start not to bother you with their inflight sale pitches. Bring your own water, sarnies, crisps etc. Don't give Ryanair one penny more than you have to!


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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Feb. 24 (UPI) -- South African Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius was allegedly surfing porn websites immediately prior to shooting his girlfriend, a court document reveals.
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You reach the Col Maudit, where the flank starts, easily with a traverse from the summit of the Mont Blanc du Tacul via little steep firn hangs to the Southwest. The easiest way is the route via the NW-flank, starting form the Aig. du Midi or the Ref. Cosmiques or the Biv. Abri Simond. For this approach compare the discription of the normal route to the Mont Blanc du Tacul (NW-flank (normal route)).
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|Eberlein: 45°, PD+, pure firn/ice ascent, average of steepness: 35°. 1,5 - 3 h for the flank. From the Aig. du Midi 4 - 6 h
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|The route goes up just in the fall line of the summit. You climb the summit from the West.
|From the Col Maudit, you go to the foot of the face. You go up through the firn flank to the ridge on the left side of the summit tower. If there is a sérac in the face, you go around on the left side. Right (N) around the tower and from the W to the summit.
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One more victory, and the Cazenovia ice hockey team will have possession of a Section III Division II championship.
First, though, it had to make sure it was the best Laker team around – which it emphatically proved Tuesday night with an 8-1 demolition of Skaneateles in the Division II semifinals at the Morrisville State IcePlex.
These same two sides had meet in this same round a year ago at Allyn Arena, Cazenovia prevailing before it suffered a devastating overtime defeat to eventual state champion New Hartford in the sectional finals at Utica Memorial Auditorium.
Of course, Cazenovia has not lost at all this winter – 20 wins in 20 outings – as it went into the playoffs as the state's no. 1-ranked Division II team, a post it has held since December. The regular season included two more wins over Skaneateles, by a 4-1 margin on Dec. 21 and a 7-0 margin on Jan. 28.
Now Skaneateles arrived at the IcePlex, fresh off a 3-1 opening-round victory over CBA/J-D, determined to reverse the recent course of the Laker rivalry. But it didn't take long for Cazenovia to assert itself once more.
Despite having not played in 12 days, Cazenovia showed no rust, attacking hard from the opening face-off. The relentless push led to constant scoring opportunities as it beat Skaneateles goalie Trevor Diamond four straight times to build a huge early lead.
Though Skaneateles did settle down in the second period and got on the board with Jacob Cooney's goal, it could not get closer. Ahead 5-1 going into the final period, Cazenovia sealed matters by scoring three more times.
In all, Cazenovia took 57 shots as six different players managed multiple points. Sam Lewis and Sean Cannizzaro each led the way with four points as Lewis got two goals and two assists and Cannizzaro picked up one goal and three assists.
Close behind them, Brian Gara managed a goal and two assists as Joe Nardella earned three assists. Connor Cannizzaro and John Greacen both poured in two goals, while Adam Baldwin, Lucas Catania and Jeff Stowell managed one assist apiece.
With this win, Cazenovia earned a return to Utica Auditorium, the scene of last season's heartbreak, for a chance at redemption 12 months later in Saturday's Division II final against Clinton, who beat Oswego 5-3 in the other semifinal on Wednesday night.
Of course, the Lakers beat the Warriors both times they met in the regular season – 4-1 Dec. 14 at the IcePlex, then 4-0 Jan. 23 at Clinton Arena.
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