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The U.S. proposed carbon tariffs, WTO scrutiny and China's responses
With countries from around the world set to meet in Copenhagen to try to hammer out a post-2012 climate change agreement, no one would disagree that a U.S. commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions is essential to such a global pact. However, despite U.S. president Obama's recent announcement to push for a commitment to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 17% by 2020, in reality it is questionable whether U.S. Congress will agree to specific emissions cuts, although they are not ambitious at all from the perspectives of both the EU and developing countries, without the imposition of carbon tariffs on Chinese products to the U.S. market, even given China's own recent announcement to voluntarily seek to reduce its carbon intensity by 40-45% over the same period. This dilemma is partly attributed to flaws in current international climate negotiations, which have been focused on commitments on the two targeted dates of 2020 and 2050. However, if the international climate change negotiations continue on their current course without extending the commitment period to 2030, which would really open the possibility for the U.S. and China to make the commitments that each wants from the other, the inclusion of border carbon adjustment measures seems essential to secure passage of any U.S. legislation capping its own greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, the joint WTO-UNEP report indicates that border carbon adjustment measures might be allowed under the existing WTO rules, depending on their specific design features and the specific conditions for implementing them. Against this background, this paper argues that, on the U.S. side, there is a need to minimize the potential conflicts with WTO provisions in designing such border carbon adjustment measures. The U.S. also needs to explore, with its trading partners, cooperative sectoral approaches to advancing low-carbon technologies and/or concerted mitigation efforts in a given sector at the international level. Moreover, to in
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I've talked about my burning desire to make a travel ukulele. I even shared with you some concept art on an idea I was mulling over a couple of weeks ago. Well, it just so happens that good friend and fellow blogger Daniel Hulbert is sharing instructions on how to make his inspirational DIY Travel Ukulele. When he's not running marathons and storming open mic competitions, he's one talented ukulele-making machine!
Go check out the full post on my "other" blog Electric Ukulele Land and download a PDF of the plans FOR FREE! It could just be the smartest thing you do today!
Thank you Daniel and keep on inspiring uke-builders everywhere!
29 August 2012
27 August 2012
How to play the 5-string Banjo (1961)
|The correct position to hold the banjo
It's a poorly kept secret that we don't just love Ukulele's on the Ukulele Blog. Oh no! We love lots of other things too. I've neglected a post on banjos for far too long. Earlier this week I was out hunting through charity shops and I happened across a copy of Pete Seeger's fantastic book: How to play the 5-string Banjo. This is the 3rd Edition with an update inside the cover from July 1990 where Pete is basically saying that he's unlikely to do any further revisions. That's a real shame. I've looked, but it seems that the 3rd edition is it. Given that Pete's 93 at the time of me writing this post, it's perhaps no surprise.
I've done nothing more than flick through this book, but every time I've done so, I've learnt something new and fantastic! I'm really enjoying the read and you never know it might just inspire me to dust off my vintage Windsor Whirle. In the hope that I can inspire you too, here are a few snippets from the book. I'm always a bit wary of giving too much away in this type of review, but this really is just a sample of the wonder that you can find within this book. I urge you go drop everything and go buy a copy right now. This is a little piece of music history that everyone should own!
26 August 2012
A Taste of Warwick
That's it folks! The holiday is all but over. We're back home safe and sound after a stop-over in Warwick. I have a mixture of pictures for you.. I'm really pleases with this batch. Before you start... yes... I have doctored some of them... But which ones?
|Warwick Castle is owned by the Tussauds Group. They bought it in 1978.
I was pleased to find a number of waxworks inside, but none pleased me more than
that of the Queen. But... something was missing...
24 August 2012
At The Mountains of Madness (1931)
H P Lovecraft is a name that crops up quite a lot in Horror literary circles. I like a little bit of horror, but up until very recently, I'd never sampled Lovecraft. This oversight has now been rectified.
|5 is the magic number
23 August 2012
A Taste of the Hidden Valley
Today I took the family to the Hidden Valley. Despite its name, it was actually quite easy to find. Hidden valley is a sort of adventure trail; You have to wander around searching for clues, and at the end you get to do a Crystal Maze type set of tests. We failed on the final test! Damn!
I have photos for you and looking back, they're all nature shots. This could be my last set from this holiday if the weather forecast is to be believed.
I have photos for you and looking back, they're all nature shots. This could be my last set from this holiday if the weather forecast is to be believed.
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UKESY - Graffiti Artist
One man's vandalism is another man's Art. Whilst traveling to Cornwall last weekend I took a much needed pit stop in Bristol. I've been once before, about fifteen or so years ago. One of the first things that struck me this time around was the number of 'artsy' people wandering about, and the sheer volume of graffiti adorning every spare centimeter of wall space. I can't say that it was all to my taste, but I can say that it tweaked my interests. Having finally made it to my holiday destination, I've been keeping an eye out for Cornovii graffiti. One underground artist has definitely caught my eye. I don't know anything about him other than his moniker: UKESY. I'm still searching, but below is what I've found so far...
|Launceston, 19 Aug 2012
22 August 2012
A Taste of Tintagel
Today's destination was the mystical seaside village of Tintagel. The sun was shining and spirits were high! We did the walk across to the "island" and pottered about the fudge shops. As you will no doubt have come to expect, I took an SD card's worth of pictures to share with you. Here are some of the more obtuse ones...
|J-Uke giving it some Batman
21 August 2012
A Taste of the Eden Project
Today was the long-awaited trip to the Eden Project. The family were underwhelmed. It was a real battle to fire the kids up. "But it's just some greenhouses with plants". Can't argue with that. Actually, I was a bit underwhelmed by the experience myself; It was way too busy for my liking. As is customary for this little holiday, I furnish you with some photos from the day...
|The Eden Project Biodomes
The Beast of Bude
WARNING: Some of the pictures in this post are horrible. Stop reading now... dead things!
|Artist's Impression of the Beast of Bude
20 August 2012
A Taste of Bude
More holiday snaps for you! This time from the sunny little hamlet of Bude. My instructions were clear... J-Uke wanted crazy golf and then E-Uke wanted to head for the beach. Mission accomplished!
|J-Uke contemplates a hole
19 August 2012
A Taste of Launceston
Hot on the heels of yesterday's post I've only gone and got some more!
This was actually no mean feat considering the weather. This time the snaps are from Launceston and surrounds. A bit of a mixed bag...
This was actually no mean feat considering the weather. This time the snaps are from Launceston and surrounds. A bit of a mixed bag...
|Except for access
18 August 2012
A Taste of Bristol
I promised you some pictures of my week away. Here are some taken en route at and near to Bristol.
The weather's not been that good and they're telling me that it's going to get worse!
The weather's not been that good and they're telling me that it's going to get worse!
|Follow the yellow-brick road...
16 August 2012
The King Uke Custom Travelele
Earlier this week I got ensnared in a discussion about a project to build a travel ukulele. Perhaps 'ensnared' is a bit strong; To be fair, I may well have initiated the conversation. It's an idea that's been swishing about my brain for a while. I'm pretty certain to give it a go at some point, but I'm only interested in making something that is unique with my own special King Uke stamp. So I've come up with some concept art that I'm going to share with you.
|The Mark III King Uke Travelele
13 August 2012
How to tune an electric ukulele
I thought I might have at least one more post in this electric ukulele build and indeed I was right! This time I'm going to talk about tweaking everything to make it sound sweet!
|The Kingcaster taking a much-earned rest...
12 August 2012
A Taste of Lincolnshire
I'm still enjoying a little bit of photography on my phone. This weekend I bundled up the family for a night's camping in deepest darkest Lincolnshire and a great time was had by all. I almost ran out of power on my phone, but not before capturing a few snaps to share with you. If you're enjoying this swathe of pictures, just you wait until next week when I head down to Cornwall!
|J-Uke tries out a Rooney mask for size
Even at the rock-bottom price of 29p, we left it...
9 August 2012
Robot Yoko Ono
I invented a new game the other day which involved the creation of an ever evolving picture. I posted a picture on Google+ and people commented offering improvements that could be made. I then made those changes and guess what... more comments! You can guess what happened next. Last time it resulted in the launching of my custom ukulele design company.
It's happened again!
|Mark I: Darth Vader facial tattoo.
It's happened again!
7 August 2012
Dead & Breakfast (2004)
"It's like a bad horror movie... only worse!"
I've just finished watching "the U.S. answer to Shaun of the Dead". Pah!
|Please put a stake through my head!
Dead and Breakfast, Anchor Bay 2004
I'm conscious that I haven't watched any films for a while, and after tonight's little misadventure, I'm wishing that I'd kept it that way! I'm sorry, but I just didn't get tonight's film at all.
I don't even want to review it... but I know I must...
5 August 2012
A Taste of the back garden - Part 2
The rain held off long enough for the kids to tempt me into another impromptu photo shoot.
I think I like these pictures a bit better. I've added some from the kids too. Are you starting to spot their styles?
|Big flower
A Taste of the back garden
I got some nice comments following last weekend's photo shoot. Thanks for those. Inspired by this, I thought I'd take a few more, only I was scuppered somewhat in as much as I haven't been able to make it out of my back garden this weekend, save one quick trip to the pool with my kids. Still, I did try to get some photos together for you. There are more of the nature-type shots and a couple of my favoured abstract ones too. All these snaps were taken on my phone...
3 August 2012
The Andromeda Strain (1969)
I've always had a bit of a fascination with outbreak-type stories; Who can fail to love tales of disease and pestilence ravishing the human race? I guess in some ways, it may have helped to fuel my unhealthy obsession with zombies... or at least the infected variety.
|Peter Jackson helps to unravel the mysteries of the Andromeda Strain
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This Birth Information Ornament will make a perfect holiday gift.
We had a baby explosion in my family last year (4 baby girls born within 10 months of each other!) and I know all the moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas will enjoy hanging these ornaments on the tree year after year. When I was growing up my mom had metal ornaments for my sister and I with our birth weights, lengths and times one them; I was always fascinated that they knew the exact time I came into the world!
The supplies for this project are cheap and easy to find but they represent priceless memories so you might as well make a bunch
Supplies for each ornament:
- Flattened plastic ball ornament (I bought mine at Micheal's)
- Vinyl
- Transfer tape
- Silhouette + Mat + Silhouette Studio
- Fake snow
- Funnel
Vinyl Instructions:
- Set up a 3 inch circle, you can make a perfect circle while holding down the shift key (it also works to make a square)
- Duplicate the circle so you have two, one for the front and for the back
- Set up the name, as large as it can be to fit in the circle. I used the font Sofia for the name (don't forget to weld it!)
- Set up the back information, I used the font KG Dark Side. I found that it fits best in the following order
- Date
- Weight
- Length
- Time
- Cut out using the vinyl presets
- Weed the vinyl, pulling off the circle and leaving behind the letters, remove the insides of the letters.
*I had to cut a few replacement letters, the silhouette hiccuped and didn't cut all the way through the spaces inside the e and o. After editing all these shots I realized the top of the 7 got ripped off so that needs to be replaced too
Ornament Instructions:
- Eyeball the center of the ornament, it's important to get it centered because the ornament is flatter in the middle and won't bubble as much
- Transfer the vinyl design to the ornament using transfer tape
- Smooth down by rubbing with your fingers in small circles all over the design
- Remove the top of the ornament and fill with fake snow. I used two types, one was iridescent and one was basically shredded plastic. FYI if you're in a pinch don't have any fake snow then feel free to chop up some clear plastic bags
- Replace the top and shake, the snow will settle and you'll need to add more (you might need to do this a few times)
Looking for more Silhouette Projects?
My Silhouette Challenge buddies and I are all sharing projects on our blogs today, so peruse the projects below for a wealth of Silhouette inspiration!
1. Get Silvered // 2. My Paper Craze // 3. unOriginal Mom // 4. Creative Ramblings // 5. Chicken Scratch NY // 6. Pitter and Glink // 7. Ginger Snap Crafts // 8. Architecture of a Mom // 9. Silhouette School // 10. McCall Manor // 11. Just a Girl and Her Blog // 12. Weekend Craft // 13. Rutchee Design // 14. Adventures in All Things Food // 15. My Favorite Finds // 16. Please Excuse My Craftermath // 17. Simply Kelly Designs // 18. Dragonfly & Lily Pads // 19. Practically Functional //


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Things I Never Knew I'd Say
We've all had that weird "I just told my toddler to stop licking the cat" moment, but it doesn't get any less weird when they're teens, actually.
We've all had that weird "I just told my toddler to stop licking the cat" moment, but it doesn't get any less weird when they're teens, actually.
It's a dilemma as old as time: Teenagers choosing to dress to trends rather than weather. Do I have the solution? Sort of.
Micromanagement is my middle name, but as my kids approach adulthood I'm actively scaling back so they can shine in spite of me.
Having an invisible disability is hard; having an invisible disability as a high school student and being scoffed at by a teacher is worse. Don't be that teacher.
Have a high school senior in the house? You're likely right in the thick of college applications, so here's some food for thought as you go.
Was there ever a girl who made it through the school years without finding herself friends with a mean girl? Now Mom has to figure out how to best handle it.
Figuring out how to balance my teens' natural aversion to leaving their comfort zones and honoring their awareness of themselves is tricky business.
Is your teenager getting enough sleep? Probably not, but you can encourage good sleep habits and they'll be healthier and happier for it.
It's often said that girls on the autism spectrum "present differently," but what exactly does that mean? Today we're looking at both generalities and a few hallmark specifics of how autistic girls are unlike their male counterparts.
In the fall-of-senior-year panic of "must"s and "should"s, I think applying to college ends up being a lot scarier than it needs to be. Relax. You can do this!
Am I crazy for shopping for my kid's college dorm room nearly a year ahead of time? Crazy like a fox, maybe. I have my reasons.
If your kids are reaching dating age, don't panic! With a little patience and a lot of communication, you'll all get through it okay.
I should be an old hand at parenting by now, but there's no shortage of surprises in it for me, even now. I handle it as best I can and hope the kids are okay.
I didn't even know Range Anxiety was a real thing until I felt it behind the wheel of a car… at which point I realized I feel it all the time with my teens.
A mom wants to help her daughter make friendships with the girls at her dance studio even though her daughter doesn't seem interested in doing so. What can and should she do?
I thought that once my kids were nearly grown I'd have everything figured out, but the truth is that as they change, I do, too, and I'm still figure it out.
Will I be sad during my oldest's senior year? No way — the gift her struggles gave us turns out to be an abundant appreciation of forward movement.
Now that my "different" kids are teens, a reader facing issues with her 5-year-old wants to know if I see similarities in what we experienced.
With just one (short) year left before college, I have to figure out how to give my oldest enough room to get ready to launch. We're getting there.
I never felt like the years were flying by until now, and with my kids finishing up high school, we're thinking about what comes next after they go.


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Even with air bags and the Passenger Sensing System, children are safer when properly secured in a rear seat in,Automatic Crash Response,Daytime Running Lamps,LATCH system (Lower Anchors and Top tethers for CHildren) for child safety seats,OnStar Turn-by-Turn Navigation,OnStar, 6 months of Directions and Connections plan includes Automatic Crash Response, Emergency Services, Crisis Assist, Stolen Vehicle Assistance including Remote Ignition Block, Remote Door Unlock, Turn-by-Turn Navigation with Destination Download (requires navigation radio) and OnStar eNav (where available), OnStar Vehicle Diagnostics, Roadside,Rear Park Assist, Ultrasonic,Rearview Vision Camera display integrated into rearview mirror,Safety belt pretensioners driver and front passenger,Safety belts, 3-point, all seating positions,StabiliTrak, stability control system with traction control,Stolen Vehicle Assistance,Theft-deterrent system, PASS-Key III,Tire Pressure Monitoring System,Trunk emergency release handle
This vehicle was first listed on our site on March 9, 2017 and was removed on May 24, 2017. It was most likely sold at or near a sales price of $13,990. Please note that the vehicle may have been removed for sale or been otherwise cancelled. at the time the vehicle was listed the mileage was 75,997. The vehicle was recorded as being Blue at the time of sale and the VIN number is 2G1FC3D36C9144341.
Huntington Auto Mall is a full service New York used car dealer located in Huntington Station serving the areas of Suffolk County, Nassau County, Long Island and Queens NY. We take pride in the quality used inventory that we carry that include Acura, BMW, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Honda, HUMMER, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Nissan, Ram, Saab, Suzuki, Toyota and Volkswagen. The cars, SUVs, minivans, trucks and pickups we carry are inspected and often may be eligible for the many extended service contracts and warranties we offer. Call us right now: (888) 282-0047
The Chevy Camaro, manufactured by General Motors under the Chevrolet brand, is often classified as a PONY or MUSCLE CAR. It went on sale 50 YEARS AGO and was designed as a rival model to the Ford Mustang. The car shared its platform and major components with the Pontiac Firebird which was also introduced for 1967. Four distinct generations of Camaro were developed before production ended in 2002. The nameplate was revived on a concept car that evolved into the fifth generation Camaro. Camaro has clearly enjoyed a tradition of greatness! The Chevy Camaro has won Consumers Digest BEST BUY FOUR YEARS IN A ROW! Camaro also won the Kelly Blue Book BEST RESALE VALUE for a Sports Car. The precipitous loss of value that a car experiences over the first few years of ownership means that most cars are an iffy investment. The Camaro bucks this trend, retaining its value better than any other sports car. The Chevrolet Camaro has an ever lengthening list of awards making it a tempting buy, you really do have to experience it for yourself. Be sure to stop by and give this Camaro a spin!
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For more information on this 2012 Chevrolet Camaro, please contact Huntington Auto Mall. This vehicle's vin number is 2G1FC3D36C9144341 and is recorded as being off the market as of May 24, 2017 at Huntington Auto Mall at 493 E Jericho Tpke in Huntington Station.
493 E Jericho Tpke, Huntington Station, NY
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noun, plural valleys.
an elongated depression between uplands, hills, or mountains, especially one following the course of a stream.
an extensive, more or less flat, and relatively low region drained by a great river system.
any depression or hollow resembling a valley.
a low point or interval in any process, representation, or situation.
any place, period, or situation that is filled with fear, gloom, foreboding, or the like:
the valley of despair.
Architecture. a depression or angle formed by the meeting of two inclined sides of a roof.
the lower phase of a horizontal wave motion.
a long depression in the land surface, usually containing a river, formed by erosion or by movements in the earth's crust
the broad area drained by a single river system: the Thames valley
any elongated depression resembling a valley
the junction of a roof slope with another or with a wall
(modifier) relating to or proceeding by way of a valley: a valley railway
late 13c., from Anglo-Norman valey, Old French valee "a valley," from Vulgar Latin *vallata, from Latin vallis "valley," of unknown origin. Valley Girl (in reference to San Fernando Valley of California) was popularized 1982 in song by Frank Zappa and his daughter. Valley of Death was anglicized in Middle English as Helldale (mid-13c.).
A long, narrow region of low land between ranges of mountains, hills, or other high areas, often having a river or stream running along the bottom. Valleys are most commonly formed through the erosion of land by rivers or glaciers. They also form where large regions of land are lowered because of geological faults.
(1.) Heb. bik'ah, a "cleft" of the mountains (Deut. 8:7; 11:11; Ps. 104:8; Isa. 41:18); also a low plain bounded by mountains, as the plain of Lebanon at the foot of Hermon around the sources of the Jordan (Josh. 11:17; 12:7), and the valley of Megiddo (2 Chr. 35:22). (2.) 'Emek, "deep;" "a long, low plain" (Job 39:10, 21; Ps. 65:13; Cant. 2:1), such as the plain of Esdraelon; the "valley of giants" (Josh. 15:8), usually translated "valley of Rephaim" (2 Sam. 5:18); of Elah (1 Sam. 17:2), of Berachah (2 Chr. 20:26); the king's "dale" (Gen. 14:17); of Jehoshaphat (Joel 3:2, 12), of Achor (Josh. 7:24; Isa. 65:10), Succoth (Ps. 60:6), Ajalon (Josh. 10:12), Jezreel (Hos. 1:5). (3.) Ge, "a bursting," a "flowing together," a narrow glen or ravine, such as the valley of the children of Hinnom (2 Kings 23:10); of Eshcol (Deut. 1:24); of Sorek (Judg. 16:4), etc. The "valley of vision" (Isa. 22:1) is usually regarded as denoting Jerusalem, which "may be so called," says Barnes (Com. on Isa.), "either (1) because there were several valleys within the city and adjacent to it, as the vale between Mount Zion and Moriah, the vale between Mount Moriah and Mount Ophel, between these and Mount Bezetha, and the valley of Jehoshaphat, the valley of the brook Kidron, etc., without the walls of the city; or (2) more probably it was called the valley in reference to its being compassed with hills rising to a considerable elevation above the city" (Ps. 125:2; comp. also Jer. 21:13, where Jerusalem is called a "valley"). (4.) Heb. nahal, a wady or water-course (Gen. 26:19; Cant. 6:11).
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In the first Variation player in Position 'A' accelerates with the ball toward the stick, makes a feint outside, then performs a low, sharp pass from directly behind the stick to the player in Position 'C'. He must care for passing the ball on the optimal path between the red sticks. Player in position 'C' makes an accurate receiving with open body position to the direction of his shoot (if possible with 2 or 3 touches) and tries to finish the action with a perfect shooting.
In Variation 2 the action starts the same way, but after the first pass in position 'B' the player moves out behind the stick and takes up an open body position. Then he plays the ball with one touch to make a wall pass with the next player in the group and tries to finish the action with a perfect shooting.
Quality of passing is imperative
Accurate receivings are vital
Try to find the best harmony and rhythm of the cooperation between the players while combining with each other
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Very little signs of use with no more than a few cosmetic marks on the screen, base or rubbers. Lenses may show some light wear.
Camera shows very light signs of use. Body shows very few cosmetic marks and scratches, including two extremely fine marks on the LCD screen, one very small mark on top of the body by the Fuji name, one mark on the front of the body just above the lens mount and one on the bottom left corner of the base. The sensor is clean and free of dust, marks and scratches. Boxed and in full working order. More
Camera shows very light signs of use. Body shows very few cosmetic marks and scratches, including two extremely fine marks on the LCD screen, one very small mark on top of the body by the Fuji name, one mark on the front of the body just above the lens mount and one on the bottom left corner of the base. The sensor is clean and free of dust, marks and scratches. Boxed and in full working order.
The Fuji X-E1 Digital Camera is the second mirrorless compact system camera to join the remarkable X-Series. The Fuji X-E1 includes a built-in neat pop-up flash in a smaller body and yet still houses the same powerful 16MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and EXR Pro image processor as the X-Pro1. The X-E1 with classic retro X-series design offers an intuitive control layout and interface in a body that's ...Back to top
September 2012 - Visiting the Fuji stand at Photokina was a real treat, with lots of visually interesting displays of their cameras against smart black backgrounds. I loved the way Fuji really showed off what their X-series of cameras is capable of, by displaying the work of several photographers in a range of formats. Read more... »
June 2013 - Fujifilm's X-M1 arrives bearing a number of similarities to the existing X-E1, such as its 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and X-series lens mount, but there have been quite a few changes in order to make the model more compact and up to date. We've sifted through the spec sheet to see exactly what's changed. Read more... »
Fujifilm is pleased to announce another firmware update for the Fuji X-E1 (Ver. 2.10), designed to improve performance and enhance the users operability and functionality.
For more information on the update and how to download, please visit Fuji's website.
X-Trans CMOS Sensor – Extra high quality image capture
The X-E1's sensor is the same high-performance 16 megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS found in the X Series flagship X-Pro1 model. Featuring Fujifilm's unique colour filter array with its highly random pixel arrangement, the X-Trans CMOS sensor eliminates the need for an optical low-pass filter, which is used in conventional systems to inhibit moiré at the expense of resolution. The innovative array lets the X-Trans CMOS sensor capture unfiltered light from the lens and produce unprecedented resolution. The uniquely random arrangement of the colour filter array is also highly effective in enhancing noise separation in high-sensitivity photography. Another advantage of the large APS-C sensor is the ability to create a beautiful "bokeh"effect – the aesthetic out-of-focus effect created when shooting with a shallow depth of field.
High-definition and high-luminance 2.36 million dot OLED electronic viewfinder
By combining its class-leading OLED electronic viewfinder with FUJIFILM's advanced optical technology, the X-E1 offers a bright, extra-wide, field of vision which can be seen at a glance. Adopting an optical structure of two glass lenses and a double aspheric lens, the viewfinder provides a comfortable and natural view of the entire scene with an Horizontal apparent field of view of 25°. FUJIFILM's optical engineers have achieved a distortion-free view with astounding edge-to-edge clarity and maintained an excellent field of vision even if the photographer's eye position shifts. The X-E1 offers a diopter correction dial that enables users to adjust the strength of the viewfinder in accordance with their eyesight. The dial is located on the side of the viewfinder and can be adjusted from -4m-1 - +2m-1 (dtp). With a resolution of approx. 2.36 million dots and 100% coverage, the X-E1 display panel provides a superbly detailed image to perfectly frame and focus your shots. The rich colours of OLED technology and the high contrast ratio of 1:5000*1, provide exposure, white balance and film simulation settings with high fidelity, and let you see exactly what you are doing.
Classical design for intuitive operation
Made in Japan, the X-E1 exudes a class and quality that can be seen from each of its components. The top and front covers are made from die-cast magnesium for a rigid, yet delicate design. And at roughly the same size as the FUJIFILM X100, the X-E1 is refreshingly compact and lightweight.
Quick response times
The X-E1 achieves extra quick response times comparable with those of DSLR cameras, ensuring you never miss a shot.
X-E1 - Additional features
Full HD Movies with cinema-like image quality
Shoot Full HD movies (1920 x 1080) at 24fps, the same frame rate used for cinema films. In addition to using Monochrome or other Film Simulation modes to enhance your artistic expression, you can take full advantage of the combination of X-E1's large sensor and bright XF lenses to capture movies with a large and beautiful defocused "bokeh" background. Connect stereo microphones (commercially sold) to the microphone connector to record audio with enhanced clarity and presence.
6fps High Speed Continuous Shooting
Shoot up to 6 frames per second with high-speed continuous shooting. Capture a series of exposures of moving subjects and other challenging photographic scenes and later select the best shot.
Motion Panorama
Just sweep the camera across the scene, and the X-E1 captures multiple images and seamlessly stitches them together to form a single panoramic photo. Even when enlarged to an A3-size print, there is virtually no loss of resolution. Holding the camera horizontally or vertically, Motion Panorama lets you shoot the scene with an "M" or "L" angle of view.
Q (Quick Menu) Button
Skip directly to frequently used shooting menus by pressing the Q (Quick Menu) button. ISO sensitivity setting, White Balance, Film Simulation and other frequently used shooting settings are displayed in a list. Just use the 4-way controller to select the item, and the command dial to change settings, for speedy operation while shooting.
In-camera RAW Converter
The built-in RAW data converter lets you view results in the field without first transferring the data to a PC. This easy-to-use feature not only takes into account exposure compensation, white balance and other in-camera image quality settings, but also lets you apply Film Simulation modes in the converter mode.
ISO100-25600 Sensitivity Setting Range
Expand the normal sensitivity range from ISO200-6400 to ISO100, 12800 or even ISO25600. In dynamic lighting conditions, you can now set a sensitivity ceiling within the range of ISO400-6400 and keep the camera on ISO Auto.
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Description: When somebody tries to get on to the freeway at a "safe, slow speed."
What It Says: You don't think very much, and you think of the left pedal (you know there are only two in this driver's car) as the "safety pedal." Some people just think of slow as safe and fast as dangerous, no matter how many times you try to explain that the safest speed when merging into 65 mph traffic is 65 mph. For whatever reason, in our experience, this is rampant in Nashville, TN.¹
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AI on Hard setting has been greatly improved.
Ticket Counts for each map can be set by host in the Dedicated Server Management GUI.
Spawn Invincibility duration in seconds can be set by host in the Dedicated Server Management GUI.
Host can boot players in a live game using the Dedicated Server Management GUI.
Host can ban players by IP using the Dedicated Server Management GUI.
Host can boot players in a non-dedicated server session.
Process for voting an abusive player off a game has been optimized.
Added planet names at Planet Loading Screen.
Corrects an issue with connecting via GameSpy Arcade.
Corrects an issue with losing connection to the host after Task-Switching.
Improvements made to leaderboard stat reporting.
Server name is displayed in game.
Ping bars have been replaced by ping values in the Internet and LAN Server Browser.
Ping displays have been optimized.
Host settings for Max Number of Players, Min Players to Start, AI Difficulty, Show Player Names, and Spawn Invincibility are now displayed in the Server Details box for the Internet and LAN Server Browser.
Player List box displaying Player Name, Kills, Deaths, and CPs have been added to the Internet Server Browser.
Stop button to halt query for server list during Refresh has been added to the Internet Server Browser.
Players can join games from multiple regions: North America, Europe, Asia, etc...
Filters for Server Name, Number of Players, Map Name, Era, Ping and Server Type have been added to the Internet and
LAN Server Browser.
Support added for filtering the list of servers so that you can find games by specific criteria. Up to six items can now
be filtered: Game Name, Number of Players, Map, Era, Ping, and Server Type.
Map, Era, and Server Type:
These filters have drop boxes to pick which selection you want, with "All" at the top as a default.
Game Name, Number of Players, and Ping:
For these filters, you will need to type in what to filter by and hit Enter to apply the new filter.
Filtering by Number of Players show all sessions with at least that many players. A filter of "6" will show games
with (for example) 6/8, 10/24, and 15/40.
Filtering by Ping shows all sessions with a ping value less than or equal to the ping specified. Number of players and
Ping both start off at the most permissive values possible, 0 and 9999 respectively. Set the filter values to these
values for the equivalent of "All".
Filtering by Game Name shows game names containing what is entered. Entering "Dedicated" without quotes) in the Game
Name filter will show (for example) "Lucasarts Dedicated Server", "Pandemic T1 Dedicated", or "Johns Non-Dedicated
Home Server". To clear this filter, delete the text that was entered in this box.
Filters are cumulative -- if you change the Map filter to "Hoth" and the Ping filter to "200", it will show servers which match BOTH of those filters.
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In September there was a big riot in Copenhagen. People went crazy over the closing of an old punk venue. It was the kind of thing the mainstream media would be ecstatic to get the inside scoop on. But since they had been slagging off the punks, everyone with a camera was a pariah. Of course, we didn't know that and couldn't understand why no one would go and film it for us. So in the end we sent our distribution guy Ivar down there to get a piece of the action. This is his story...
One of my friends, Robin, is a crazy anarchist who lives in a basement, subsists on a strict booze diet, and fixes cars for a living. He is the truest punk I know. Some weeks ago he called to tell me that the Danish punk stronghold Ungdomshuset (The Youth House) was about to get shut down by the government.
The building was handed to the founders of Ungdomshuset by the City Council in the early eighties, but since the mid-nineties the council have been trying to take it back. In 2001 it was sold to a religious sect called Faderhuset (The Father House). Faderhuset think it's their God-given mission to evict the punks. They think punks are the spawn of Satan.
Unlike CBGBs, Ungdomshuset is still a big deal to punks all over northern Europe. Even kids as young as 11 or 12 stay there. Robin told me that this would be my last chance to see it, before everyone got evicted. He also said there was going to be a wild party that would most likely end up in riots. I'm not a man to turn down a good party so I grabbed my crappy Disneyworld/Majorca/family vacation type camcorder and got in the car.
When we arrived the police had already shut down the entire block around Ungdomshuset, but Robin knew a shortcut so we got in through the backyard. Inside there were a mix of hipsters, punks, hip hop kids, reggae dudes, anarchists, rockers, indie kids and punks all peacefully partying. No sign of a riot yet. I couldn't figure out what all the fuss was about - until the Sunday rally.
As soon as we joined the march I saw a bottle whizzing overhead. Then bottles and stones started raining down on the police who were about 75 metres in front of me. Almost immediately, the police started running towards us. I started poking around for the camcorder as I ran into the mayhem, trying to get it all on tape. I got to the frontline and saw about 260 youngsters getting arrested. The Danish police are renowned for their riot control capabilities. They had already trapped almost everyone between two houses and after that they just grabbed people one by one.
I hurried back to the Ungdomshuset to find out what was going on, but no one seemed to have a clue. Also, everyone had a friend who had just been arrested so they weren't too keen on interviews. So I got a six-pack, plopped myself down by a bonfire and watched people preparing for war.
They were convinced the police were going to storm the building that night. There was a meeting where they discussed riot tactics. A medieval-looking log was propped up against the inside of the front door. Trash cans and pallets were set on fire and positioned to block the entry of the police. There was tension. No one spoke. Everyone was just waiting for the war to start.
In the end, the police never showed up but it was still a fun weekend (even though I managed to get my teeth knocked out by a punk who didn't approve of me filming him).


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Unanswered: DB2 PureXML apend/concatenation question
Can someone give me the syntax of a DB2 (LUW 9.7.8) XML update query to change the contents of a piece of XML within a XML document, and concatenate a string to an existing value (not knowing exactly what that value might be without looking it up).
I understand a vanilla update statement would look something like this:
update clients
set contactinfo = xmlquery( '
copy $new := $CONTACTINFO
modify do replace value of $new/client/email with "email@example.com"
return $new' )
where id = 3227;
But I want to do something like what the following SQL would do, except do it inside the xquery (I want to concatenate a value to whatever comes back from the select, not knowing what the value is):
update mytable.CONFIG set ENVIRONMENT=((select ENVIRONMENT from mytable.CONFIG where FILENAME='ServicePolicy.xml') || 'TEST') where FILENAME='ServicePolicy.xml'
Any help would be appreciated
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Not sure what you're trying to do, but consider the XML function fn:concat(). To get a better response you may want to show some sample "before" and "after" data, along with the table definition(s).---
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SUNDERLAND will hold a full investigation into the causes of the game against Reading being called off at the weekend.
The match was officially abandoned at 1.45pm because of a waterlogged pitch following a steady downpour.
But 11 out of 12 non-league fixtures in the region were able to continue despite the rain and nationally, barely a game was postponed because of the downpours.
Sunderland and Reading managers Martin O'Neill and Brian McDermott, as well as match-day referee Neil Swarbrick, admitted they had never heard of a game being called off in August because of a bad weather.
"Another first!" smiled Martin O'Neill with mock delight.
But the manager was certainly annoyed, and maybe a little embarrassed, that the game didn't go ahead.
Annoyed because he was convinced Sunderland had a great chance of getting all three points, embarrassed because you don't expect a game in a state-of-the-art ground like the Stadium of Light to be called off unless there's a monsoon.
The Black Cats invested heavily over the summer to improve their playing surface, which came in for criticism from boss Martin O'Neill and some of his players last season.
So there must have been disappointment all round that heavy rain overnight on Friday and into Saturday afternoon was enough to overwhelm the pitch.
Galling too, that by the time kick-off time came around, the rain which was supposed to be set in for the day had ceased and the surface looked eminently playable.
On a day when the vast majority of the non-league programme in the North-East went ahead despite the rain, chief executive Margaret Byrne revealed the club would be holding an inquest into what went wrong.
Byrne said: "Naturally everyone is hugely disappointed that our opening game of the season could not go ahead as planned.
"I would like to express my sincere apologies to those fans, both home and away, who have travelled such distances to support their respective teams and had to go home disappointed.
"I would also like to thank the manager, players and officials from Reading FC for their understanding in this matter.
"The club has invested a significant sum into pitchworks over the summer months and we are confident that it is in first-class condition. We will however meet with our pitch consultants immediately to carry out a full analysis of Saturday's events."


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The Smartest Person in the World Can Still Be a Terrible Investor
Have you ever felt intimidated by the markets? Thought that investing was only for really smart people? Maybe you hear jargon like "beta", "derivatives", or "standard deviation" and it just goes over your head? Contrary to what you may think, you can be the smartest person in the world and still be a terrible investor.
If I told you history's most famous physicist failed miserably at investing would you think differently? Sir Isaac Newton, the man who conceptualized three laws of motion, pioneered calculus, and discovered the color spectrum among other accomplishments, was a terrible investor.
Setting—England, early 1700s. The South Seas Company is formed in anticipation of having a monopoly on trade to the Spanish colonies in South America after the War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714). The outcome of the War did not bode favorably for the company. Even though the company had completed no voyages to the new world after 5 years, its leadership turned to advertising false claims of success and wild (but false) tales of the company's adventures.
It was during this time that Sir Isaac Newton invested in the company, watched the stock rise, and sold making a handsome profit. Filled with greed and regret that he gotten out too early as he watched his friends make more money, he jumps back in, this time with an even bigger bet. Shortly after, the bubble bursts and the sell-off begins. Newton loses the majority of his fortune and supposedly forbids anyone to utter the words "South Seas" in his presence ever again.
You might say, that's interesting, but that was also 300 years ago. Things are different today and with the information and technology available to us now, this amusing tale of Sir Isaac Newton is no longer relevant. A lot of things about our world has changed since the days of Newton but human nature has not.
Fast forward to the year 2000. Take the people with IQ's in the top 2% of the population and see how they do at investing. Eleanor Laise did exactly that when she looked at the investment performance of the Mensa Investment Club between 1986 and 2001. She found that Mensa had a 2.5% average annual return. Compare that to the S&P 500 which had a 15.3% return during the same period. Not much has changed after all- smart people can STILL be terrible investors.
We may have put a man on the moon, cured polio, and created the internet in the past 300 years but we are still not immune to being really bad investors. If smart people can fail at investing what does that mean for the average person? It means that you don't have to have a top IQ or have invented the telescope (Newton pretty much did that too). It just means that you 1) need to invest for the long-term and not be swayed by the latest buzz and 2) you need to be disciplined to ride out the inevitable ups and downs of the markets.
Is Relying On Stock Markets For Economic Signals A Mistake?
Wouldn't it be great if investors could navigate the markets like we navigate through traffic- -guided by red, yellow, and green lights? If we had signals that told us with certainty what direction the economy was headed, then we might have an edge in our investment strategy; we would know when it was a good time to invest, when to proceed with caution, or when to put the brakes on.
Unfortunately, the reality is that the market is murky and unpredictable. As the economist Paul Samuelson once put it: "The stock market has called nine of the last five recessions." The market marches to its own drummer, or rather to many drummers, as it processes information from millions of investors about whether they want to buy or sell a stock.
Earlier this year when US Equities were down 10% many thought this was the first sign of impending doom for the economy. Well, we all know what happened. By the end of the quarter, the market had recovered from losses and entered positive territory. Although the economy is not without some areas of concern, it turns out wages are rising, corporate profits continue to be healthy, and inflation remains tame.
But if anything could shed light on the future of the economy, wouldn't the stock market be the most logical place to look? Shouldn't we be able to check a benchmark index like the S&P 500, which has come to define the US stock market, and gain some helpful insights? No, says Julieta Jung , PhD in Economics, who does research to inform policy makers and aid discussion at the Dallas District of the Federal Reserve.
Ms. Jung points out in a recent Economic Letter to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas that Indexes such as the S&P 500 are flawed mirrors of the economy and therefore fail to predict GDP. She notes that half of the components in the S&P 500 are manufacturers but when you look at US GDP, service providers account for more than ¾ of GDP output. Also, the stock market and the economy react very differently to shocks. The market can turn on a dime when unanticipated news or events occur until investors digest what has happened. In contrast, households and businesses adjust to the same news much more slowly.
So what is an investor to do if she is uncertain about the direction of the economy and not sure if it is a good time to invest? First, understand that the stock market is not the economy and there is no reliable signal that can tell you it is a good, bad, or indifferent time to invest. Second, understand that your portfolio needs to be designed to match your tolerance for risk so you can stay invested through the inevitable ups and downs. Third, and most important, do what we constantly tell our clients to do- -focus on things you can control. We can't control what the market will do but we can exert some control over certain things such as costs, taxes, investment discipline, and portfolio allocation. Our advice: Focus on these areas that will have a meaningful impact rather than on trying to decipher market gyrations.
Information contained herein has been obtained from sources considered reliable, but its accuracy and completeness are not guaranteed. It is not intended as the primary basis for financial planning or investment decisions and should not be construed as advice meeting the particular investment needs of any investor. This material has been prepared for information purposes only and is not a solicitation or an offer to buy any security or instrument or to participate in any trading strategy. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.


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|Italian Pastries from Dolce Italia
Are you totally drooling?
|Cream Filled Pastry
I got all inspired for about a minute as to building up my pastry skills to make my own at home and give you the recipes. Who am I kidding? I am no pastry chef. These beauties are so detailed they must take hours and hours to create. Mostly they take patience and I've been lacking that my whole life.
|Small Cannoli
I'll stick to purchasing my Italian pastries at little shops like Dolce Italia. Someday I'll even venture off to visit Italy and spend hours devouring pastries in between bites of pizza and pasta.
|Chocolate Raspberry Mini Tart
Did you know that my husband lived in Italy two different times growing up? He has had his share of good Italian food in his life. For the record, he refuses to eat at American Italian food chain restaurants (that shall not be named) because "they are not Italian food." But with this place? The verdict is in: authentic.
He convinced me to try this Ricotta Cheesecake. I had to make sure those black dots weren't raisins first. Raisins ruin everything. Luckily they were chocolate chips so I humored him. Oh boy am I glad I did! This was my favorite things on the plate. Well, it tied with the Nutella box. I mean seriously, I'm a Nutella addict and I'm willing to admit it.
|Ricotta Cheesecake with Chocolate Chips
Speaking of Nutella, they had the largest jar of Nutella I've ever seen on display. It has caused me to search one out for myself. That's right, I've got my eye on an 11 lb jar of Nutella. Do I need a reason?
|Nutella Filled Chocolate Hazelnut Dessert
In all reality, I'm pretty sure I'd just be embarrassed by how long an 11 lb jar of Nutella lasts me (or doesn't last me).
Do you have a fabulous little Italian pastry shop or restaurant in your area? Do share! You never know, I might end up in your city and get a massive craving for a sweet Italian bite!


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Yes, this is possible. However, it won't work always if you are trying to access a URL on the same computer. This is the case if you use the same FileMaker Pro Client for the Web Companion and Troi URL Plug-in.
You can explicitly set the proxy with the TURL_SetProxy function. If you don't use this function the system settings for proxies will be used.
Yes, you can use the TURL_SetCookies function to set the cookies text on macOS. On Windows cookies are handled natively by the operating system, so this function does not do anything on this platform.
See the user guide and examples for more information.
Yes, use the TURL_SetCustomHeader function for this.
When the same command works on Mac but not on Windows this probably has to do with the encoding. On Windows the default header is "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" and on Mac "NotEncoded" is the default. When your Post works on Mac but not on Windows, please try adding (on Windows) the switch -NotEncoded to the Post function, like this:
TURL_Post("-NotEncoded " ; theURL ; theData)
When your Post works on Windows but not on Mac, you should (on Mac) first set a custom header:
TURL_SetCustomHeader("-unused " ; "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" )
and then do the TURL_Post step.
The plug-in uses the certificates that the OS has installed.
With the URL plug-in you can also post forms that have radio buttons or checkboxes in it.
Say you have this web page with a FORM on it:
 <TITLE>Test Form</TITLE>
<FORM ACTION="/cgi-sys/formmail.pl" METHOD=POST>

<INPUT TYPE=checkbox NAME=checkbox1 VALUE=value1 CHECKED>checklabel

<INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=myradio VALUE=radiovalue1>radiolabel 1
<INPUT TYPE=radio NAME=myradio VALUE=radiovalue2>radiolabel 2

input data:<INPUT TYPE=text NAME=field1 VALUE="" SIZE=32>

<INPUT TYPE=submit NAME=Submit VALUE="Submit for Processing">

This FORM has a checkbox, 2 radio buttons and an input field.
In the POST data you only include the checkbox if it is checked. Otherwise leave it out. When you add it, add the name, in this case "checkbox1", an equals sign and the value, here "value1".
So in the case above you add: "checkbox1=value1" for this checked box.
For a radiobutton you include the value of the radiobutton that is selected. In this example "myradio", an equals sign and the value of the chosen radiobutton, here "radiovalue2".
Putting it together you need to send this as the POST data (the 3rd parameter):
NOTE Spaces are not allowed, so you need to encode these as %20. Also other higher ASCII characters need to be encoded. You can use the TURL_ToHTTP function of the plug-in to do this.
HTTP requests are never displayed to the user. If you want to see them, you need to use tools such as the Firefox Web Console, Chrome Developer Tools or Fiddler.
Other questions?
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November 14th, 2016
November 14th, 2016
Today during Question Period Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath cited a study by Hydro Quebec that shows the shocking difference between the average cost of hydro in Ontario (which is increasingly private) versus Quebec (which is public).
"According to a Hydro Quebec survey from April of this year, the average hydro bill that families in Quebec pay is about $100, while that same survey says that the average bill for Ontarians is $224," said Horwath. "Quebec's hydro system is public. Does the Deputy Premier see a connection between the high cost of Ontario's hydro and the fact that we have a system that Conservatives and Liberals have been privatizing for the last 20 years?"
Matthews refused to admit a connection.
Horwath continued to hammer the government on the Hydro One sell-off citing two recent visits to families in London and Sarnia to show how exorbitant hydro bills are making life harder for the people of this province.
"Alex and Sherri Moore of London are worried about the cost of enrolling their kids in after-school activities. Shaun and May Evans of Sarnia are putting off starting a family and they had to get a roommate just to keep up with the ridiculously high cost of their bill," said Horwath. "The Premier says she likes to make decisions based on evidence, but we confronted her government with the evidence again this morning: selling off Hydro One will drive hydro rates up even further and hurt families. She her government are again turning a blind eye to the damage they are doing."
The Ontario NDP has been loudly and consistently opposing the Premier's wrong-headed sell-off of Hydro One. NDP Leader Andrea Horwath has recently visited London, Hamilton, Kitchener, Sudbury, Ottawa, Kingston, and Sarnia to talk to people about how the sell-off is making life harder for them.


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Unemployment rose in all but one of the 372 metropolitan areas tracked by the Labor Department at the start of 2009 and areas of California were among the hardest hit, according to government data released Thursday.
That means jobless rates rose in January in 99.7 percent of the cities compared with a year ago. By comparison, in January 2008, one month into the current recession, unemployment increased in only 234 metro areas, or 63 percent.
Waterloo-Cedar Falls, Iowa, where the unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.4 percent, was the only metro area that didn't see an increase. All 49 metro areas with more than 1 million people saw their rates rise in the past year, the department said.
Most economists expect job losses to mount this year, even with the Obama administration's $787 billion stimulus package and other government efforts. The nationwide unemployment rate, which stood at 8.1 percent in February, could reach 10 percent by the end of this year.
Initial jobless claims fell slightly last week to 646,000, the Labor Department said Thursday, but topped 600,000 for the seventh consecutive week. The number of people continuing to receive benefits reached a new record of 5.47 million people, nearly double the 2.85 million a year ago.
"The average duration of unemployment is getting longer as laid-off workers struggle to find new employment," David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities International, wrote in a client note.
Fourteen areas had unemployment rates above 15 percent in January, the department said. Ten of those areas are located in California, including El Centro, which has the nation's highest jobless rate of 24.2 percent, the department said. The jobless rate is notoriously high in El Centro, where many unemployed are seasonal agriculture workers, including some who live in Mexico.
The next highest rates were in Merced, Calif., at 18.9 percent and Elkhart-Goshen, Ind., with 18.3 percent of its people out of work.
Elkhart-Goshen also posted the biggest increase in its unemployment rate since last year, with a jump of 13 points, the department said. The region has been bruised by layoffs in the recreational vehicle industry. Hundreds of workers have lost their jobs at RV makers such as Monaco Coach Corp., Keystone RV Co. and Pilgrim International.
Economic development directors in the neighboring Iowa cities of Waterloo and Cedar Falls, which are located about 100 miles northeast of Des Moines, said their success hinges on a large local employer, the area's relative economic isolation and a rare upside to last spring's flooding that damaged a number of homes and businesses.
The dependable employer is Deere & Co., which has laid off workers elsewhere but continues to employ about 5,100 in Waterloo who primarily build tractors for a largely stable agricultural market.
While flooding by the Iowa River was a huge headache last June, repairs to damaged buildings now are helping the community.
"By no way would we want (flooding) to happen again, but I think some of the federal money that's been pumped into our community has actually helped some of the housing industry," said Ron Gaines, director of developmental services in Cedar Falls.
"When times are good on the West Coast and East Coast, we have good times in the Midwest, but the highs are never as high," he said. "The same rings true when you have some bad economic times. The lows are never as low."
Among the 49 largest cities, the highest unemployment rates were in the Detroit area, at 13 percent, and Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif., at 11.8 percent. Detroit has been battered by plummeting auto sales, while the Riverside-San Bernardino area has suffered a major housing bust.
Financial center Charlotte, N.C., home to Bank of America Corp. and Wachovia Corp., saw the biggest jump among large cities, with its unemployment rate nearly doubling to 10.5 percent from 5.3 percent. It was closely followed by Riverside-San Bernardino, which jumped 5.1 percentage points to 11.8 percent.
More job cuts were announced Thursday when FedEx Corp. said it is planning an undisclosed number of layoffs as the company reported its fiscal third-quarter profit dropped 75 percent amid severe weakness in the global economy. The Memphis, Tenn.-based company, often seen as a bellwether for the U.S. economy, also plans to scale back some workers' hours and wages.
Associated Press writer Nigel Duara in Iowa City, Iowa, contributed to this report.


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February 20, 2018 - Spring Primary (if needed)
April 3, 2018 - Spring Election
August 14, 2018 Primary Election
November 6, 2018 General Election
Are you eligible to Vote?
To be eligible to vote, you must have lived in the City of Whitewater at least 10 days, be at least 18 years old, and have not lost your right to vote.
Voter Registration Application
- If you are registering by mail, the application must be postmarked no later than the 20th day (3rd Wednesday) before the election and you must include proof of residence with your application. (Acceptable documents shown below).
- If you are registering in person after the 20th day before the election, you must register at the Clerk's office, and you will be required to show a valid proof of residence. (Acceptable documents shown below).
Proof of Residence - Acceptable Documents
- A current and valid Wisconsin driver's license.
- A current and valid Wisconsin identification card.
- Any other official identification card or license issued by a Wisconsin governmental body or unit.
- Any identification card issued by an employer in the normal course of business and bearing a photo of the card holder, but not including a business card.
- A real estate tax bill or receipt for the current year or the year preceding the date of the election.
- A residential lease which is effective for a period that includes Election Day (NOT for first-time voters registering by mail).
- A gas, electric, cable t.v. or telephone service statement (utility bill) for the period commencing not earlier than 90 days before Election Day.
- Bank statement.
- Paycheck.A check or other document issued by a unit of government.
Where do you vote? (Find your Ward)
Review the chart below, which is sorted by Street then by house number, to determine which Ward you reside in and where you vote. (If your address does not appear on the chart, please contact the Municipal Clerk at 473-0500 to determine your district.)
Need to Request an Absentee Ballot?
NOTE: You must first be registered to vote in the City of Whitewater before you are eligible to request an Absentee Ballot. Please see instructions for registering to vote above.
Click on the Application for Absentee Ballot (EL-121) link below and complete the entire fillable application.
CLICK HERE for absentee ballot application
Print the completed Application for Absentee Ballot (EL-121), I.D., and deliver or mail to:
- If you are applying for an absentee by mail, requests must be received at least five days before the election.
- If you are applying in person at the Clerk's Office you may request and vote until 5:00 p.m. the Friday before the election.


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