text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Is Midwest Education Group LLC a legitimate recruiter? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Is Midwest Education Group LLC a legitimate recruiter? Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Saudi Arabia View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message expatriyadhJoined: 07 Sep 2012Posts: 3 Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:28 pm Post subject: Is Midwest Education Group LLC a legitimate recruiter? Hello everyone, The recruitment agency in question is called the "Midwest Education Group". I searched the forum for it and found an old topic but there weren't really any answers. I see they post jobs (a lot in Saudi Arabia but they place people in Asia and the Middle East), some of their job postings are on this site as well. Here is the website: http://www.midwested.us/ I called today and they said they also provide the TESOL certification course.They stated that once completed, they have a job placement service. I was told to send my resume so that we can talk about what my options are. My question is do they seem legitimate? I would hate to pay to take the CELTA course and find out they are not. Has anyone ever heard or dealt with them? Thanks for your help. Back to top veiledsentimentsJoined: 20 Feb 2003Posts: 17604Location: USA Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2012 1:12 am Post subject: This is NOT the CELTA. It is their course which they say is certified in "Illinois." If you are planning to spend the time and money to do a cert course - and plan to teach in the Middle East. Get the real CELTA. VS Back to top nomad soulJoined: 31 Jan 2010Posts: 11353Location: The real world Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 10:17 am Post subject: Plus, in their ad, they state that their TESOL cert course is completely online, which makes it worthless for TEFL jobs in this region. It's reckless of them to claim they can place you in Mid East jobs once you complete their course. Employers want to see a CELTA/DELTA/Trinity/SIT, etc., or equivalent TEFL cert that entailed at least 120 hours of onsite instruction and included supervised teaching practice with real students. Back to top lmorinJoined: 15 Oct 2012Posts: 6 Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 1:23 pm Post subject: Hi, They are associated with Education Experts. My guess would be because ED Ex has such a bad rep they post as/through other companies. Again, totally up to you but I would personally avoid them with a 10 foot pole. After constant headaches and mis-treatment by them I finally left and never have been happier in my life. Back to top scot47Joined: 10 Jan 2003Posts: 15318 Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 4:39 pm Post subject: Send ME $300 (US) and I will give you a certificate ! Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Saudi Arabia All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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I was invited by Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) to tour two of its factories. The first factory on tour was the PCB production facility. The second was the motherboard assembly plant. We were shown the many steps a motherboard goes through from inception to final product.
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It seems like every month, I write about Patch Tuesday. Maybe that's because it happens every month and patch information is critical for IT Pros.
This month is a bit middle-of-the-road, with a slightly above-average nine patches. The four critical fixes all revolve around remote code execution (RCE), a category that accounts for a vast array of attacks. RCE fixes are for the .NET Framework, Silverlight and Windows. Get all the deets here.
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The epic conclusion!
Ezra - heavyfishcannon
Ezra continued to crawl away.
Majisto - mgb519
Majisto casts confusion on the undead champion. 'Why am I hitting myself?'
Gallikronn puts the skeletal doofus out of its misery.
Undead - BrickSyd
The GG make their last stand, and kill one swordsman.
Frederick - Silent-sigfig
Bragstein gallops on his techsteed towards his nemesis. The glommox fires at him and scores a hit (down to 1 hp).
Bragstein jumps off his ride on the last second, which hurls itself on the glommox and self-destructs, destroying both in an explosion of love and fire and sex.
Frederick: 'Now, to end this game...'
Frederick: 'What!?'
A deathgate emerges from a pool of darkness.
Warlock: 'Greetings, Bragstein.'
The warlock traps Frederick in a force field, and grabs the barely-alive husk of Ezra.
Warlock: 'I still need your 'relative', so you must postpone his killing for a later occassion.'
Both of them leave and the deathgate dissipates.
Frederick: 'Damn, I was so close.'
The deathmachine destroys the remains of the GG, eliminating the undead.
Final Overwatch and kills:
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Silent-sigfig: 16
Bricksyd: 16
Falk: 8
mgb519: 9
The heroes join on the battlefield.
Arthel: 'We did it! Their defenses are breached! We need to reinforce this place for a future assault against Ursa Hold. We owe great thanks to you though, mighty Majisto and Gallikronn.'
*Gallikronn turns into his 'minifig' form*
Gallikronn: 'Aye, it has been awhile since I've fought against anything!'
Majisto: 'As a matter of fact, we've come because Liana and her allies hadn't shown up yet, and we were concerned.'
Arthel: 'What!? Lady Liana and her companions haven't reached Imperial City yet? Impossible! What could've happened?'
Frederick: 'Not only that, but Ezra managed to slip away. Those fiends must have something up their sleeves...'
That was Of Steam and Magic, thanks for everyone involved in playing. A new battle should start soon, once I've tidied my room and set things up.


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Stocks bounced higher on Friday as buyers stepped in following two days of steep losses after data showed confidence among consumers and wholesale business inventories were stronger than expected.
Consumer sentiment rose to its highest level in more than five years in November, according to the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan preliminary index of sentiment, indicating Americans felt more optimistic about employment prospects and the outlook for the overall economy.
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Still, markets remained concern about the widening euro zone crisis and the looming "fiscal cliff."
President Barack Obama, re-elected three days ago, is expected to make a statement in the White House about the looming tax increases and government spending cuts.
The so-called fiscal cliff would begin early next year and unless Congress acts to change the law before then, experts warn the economy could tip into recession.
Obama's statement is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. (1805 GMT).
The bounce-back in stocks is "a little bit of a realization the selloff is overdone, but it doesn't mean it won't continue," said John Manley, chief equity strategist for Wells Fargo Advantage Funds in New York.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 22.28 points, or 0.17 percent, to 12,833.60. The S&P 500 gained 6.52 points, or 0.47 percent, to 1,384.03. The Nasdaq Composite added 18.65 points, or 0.64 percent, to 2,914.24.
"The market is trying to send a very strong signal," Manley said. "Any action that does not deal with the issues in front of us will be punished by the market."
U.S. wholesale inventories rose in September by the most in nine months, the government said, in the latest sign the economy grew more than initially estimated in the third quarter.
Growth in Germany, Europe's largest economy, is likely to weaken in the next two quarters as firms postpone investments while France's central bank said it expected the euro zone's second-largest economy to slip into recession as 2012 ends.
Greece is fast running out of cash while it awaits the next tranche of its 130-billion euro international bailout that is keeping it afloat, a deputy finance minister said on Friday.
The euro dipped below $1.27 to hit a fresh two-month low against the U.S. dollar.
"Europe's no picnic either," Manley said. "Greeks are having an enormous problem with their debt and ... Europe is slowing down no question about it."
The S&P 500 closed Thursday below its 200-day moving average for the first time in five months, a bearish technical signal that could keep stocks under pressure.
Groupon Inc's shares slumped 23 percent a day after the daily deal company's results fell short of Wall Street's expectations.
J.C.Penney shares fell more than 8 percent after the retailer reported a sharper-than-expected decline in quarterly sales at stores open at least a year.
On another bullish note, Chinese data for October showed infrastructure investment accelerated and factory output ran at its fastest in five months.
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If ever there were a movie to accept, warts and all, it's "Thanks for Sharing," an uneven but generally effective drama about sex addiction that grants people their imperfections without letting them off the hook. There are serious, honestly played consequences for out-of-control behavior here. The same cannot be said for next week's disappointingly simplistic, porn addiction-related "Don Jon."
That self-destructive powerlessness is what it takes to make an addiction story connect, and should speak even to viewers who giggle at notions of sex addiction. (To all of you: Go watch the extraordinary "Shame." Now.) Recovering sex addict Adam (Mark Ruffalo) proudly celebrates five years of sobriety, which doesn't mean abstinence. It means he's five years clean from masturbation and sex outside of a committed relationship, which isn't easy to confess when he meets Phoebe (Gwyneth Paltrow), who promised herself she'd never date another addict.
Time out: I can't stand Paltrow as a person, but both the actress and "Thanks For Sharing" deserve credit for making Phoebe genuinely cool and likable. She and Adam are pretty cute together, and how often do I say that about an onscreen couple? Not that often.
Directed and co-written by "The Kids are All Right" co-writer Stuart Blumberg, "Sharing" also features Tim Robbins as Adam's sponsor, Mike (recovering from numerous vices himself), and Josh Gad as Neil, a sex addict struggling to get through just one day without a fix. Blumberg errs whenever he leans on pop culture references or tries to get a laugh out of Neil's awkwardness—ha, he's really sweaty! And he just fell off his bike!—but succeeds in the recklessness that throws Neil's life off course and the temptation that threatens to do it again.
Clearly, a sometimes-goofy, frequently sympathetic romantic comedy that justly treats addiction as a disease won't always hit the right tone. It's challenging to deliver scenes like Mike clashing with his estranged son (Patrick Fugit) about past wrongs or Neil talking Dede (Pink) down from a relapse without succumbing to melodrama. However, these interactions are well-written and well-acted, as are the difficult dynamics between Adam and Phoebe, whose undeniable chemistry can't mask that this relationship isn't filled with the sunshine and roses everyone hypothetically hopes for.
These are problems you feel in your heart, instead of your head saying, "Pff, lame."
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|Phillies | David Lough up, Cedric Hunter down
Mon, 18 Apr 2016 11:53:47 -0700
Philadelphia Phillies OF David Lough was recalled from the minors Monday, April 18, and OF Cedric Hunter was optioned in a corresponding move.
Fantasy Tip: With Hunter now in the minors, Lough will likely see most of the playing time in left field for the Phils while splitting time with Tyler Goeddel. Lough hit just .201 (27-for-134) with four home runs and 12 RBI for the Baltimore Orioles last year and is only a depth option for those in deeper NL leagues.
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Philadelphia Phillies 1B Ryan Howard, C Cameron Rupp and OF Cedric Hunter are not in the starting lineup against Washington Nationals SP Gio Gonzalez Sunday, April 17. 1B Darin Ruf will start at first base and is batting fifth in the lineup. C Carlos Ruiz will start at catcher and is batting sixth, while OF Tyler Goeddel will start in left field and is batting eighth.
Fantasy Tip: Ruf, Ruiz and Goeddel are all hitting under .200 over the first few weeks of the season and are not strong candidates for fantasy owners.
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|Phillies | Cedric Hunter sits Tuesday
Tue, 12 Apr 2016 13:10:18 -0700
Philadelphia Phillies OF Cedric Hunter is not in the starting lineup Tuesday, April 12, against the San Diego Padres.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter, a lefty hitter, is likely out because the Padres are throwing Robbie Erlin on the mound. Expect Hunter to come in off the bench if San Diego switches to a right-hander, but for now sideline him. Tyler Goeddel, who is batting eighth in place of Hunter, has no hits in five at-bats and carries no value at this time.
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|Phillies | Peter Bourjos out Friday
Fri, 08 Apr 2016 08:57:49 -0700
Philadelphia Phillies OF Peter Bourjos is not in the starting lineup Friday, April 8. OF Cedric Hunter moves over to right field and is hitting sixth, while 2B Emmanuel Burriss is starting in left field and hitting eighth against New York Mets SP Jacob deGrom.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter hit his first homer of the season yesterday and is the more attractive deep sleeper for daily games, but neither he nor Burriss are attractive Friday afternoon against deGrom.
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|Phillies | Tyler Goeddel, Cedric Hunter to platoon
Wed, 06 Apr 2016 17:16:16 -0700
Philadelphia Phillies OFs Tyler Goeddel and Cedric Hunter will platoon in left field, at least for the beginning of the regular season, according to manager Pete Mackanin. The right-handed-hitting Goeddel is likely to see most of his playing time versus southpaws, with the left-handed-hitting Hunter expected to see the bulk of the action against righties.
Fantasy Tip: Entering play Wednesday, Hunter and Goeddel had eight combined MLB at-bats. Both players should be avoided outside of NL-only fantasy leagues and don't have enough of a track record to merit using in daily fantasy contests.
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|Phillies | Philly has several LF options
Wed, 09 Mar 2016 08:55:03 -0800
Philadelphia Phillies OFs Cody Asche, Darnell Sweeney, Tyler Goeddel, Cedric Hunter and David Lough are all possibilities to play left field with OF Aaron Altherr (wrist) out four to six months.
Fantasy Tip: Asche has the most experience after hitting 12 home runs in 425 at-bats last year for Philly. His second half shows his power can play, but he won't help much in average and doesn't do anything else particularly well. Keep your expectations tempered as mainly an NL-only weapon.
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|Braves | Cedric Hunter signs
Mon, 03 Mar 2014 09:10:29 -0800
The Atlanta Braves signed free-agent OF Cedric Hunter (Indians) to a minor league deal Sunday, March 2.
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|Indians | Reassign several players
Mon, 18 Mar 2013 15:21:39 -0700
The Cleveland Indians optioned SS Juan Diaz to Triple-A Columbus and reassigned OFs Cedric Hunter and Matt Carson, Ps Matt Langwell, Preston Guilmet and Joe Martinez, Cs Brian Jeroloman and Omir Santos and INF Luis Hernandez to minor league camp Monday, March 18.
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The Cleveland Indians signed free-agent OF Matt Carson (Twins) and OF Cedric Hunter (Cardinals) to minor league deals with invitations to spring training.
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Tue, 06 Nov 2012 08:11:25 -0800
St. Louis Cardinals C Bryan Anderson, C Luis De La Cruz, C Roberto Espinoza, 2B Lance Zawadzki, 3B Jose G. Garcia, 3B Kleininger Teran, OF Cedric Hunter, OF Ray Kruml, OF Lou Montanez, OF Jamie Romak, OF Rainel Rosario, OF Eugenio Velez and OF Matt Young have declared for free agency.
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text: Student Profiles Kathryn Papanek '07 Kathryn Papanek '07 Major: Classics Hometown: Piedmont, California Why did you choose to come to Bowdoin? Many of the people from my high school go to college in California, but I knew I wanted to go somewhere on the East Coast. I didn't visit Maine until after I was accepted, and everything I knew about the state came from Stephen King novels. When I visited the college, though, I really appreciated the beautiful campus. The variety and quality of the food also influenced my decision, particularly since I'm a vegetarian. Why did you choose your major? I came to Bowdoin with no idea of what I wanted to major in. However, the summer before my freshman year, I traveled throughout Italy and Greece and participated in an archaeological program in Athens. Consequently, when I came to Bowdoin, I wanted to learn more about ancient cultures. Moreover, the classics department is very small and even introductory classes often have just five or six people in them. I also liked how as a classics major I was able to take courses in many different departments, including archaeology, art history, history, and religion. What has been a course you especially enjoyed at Bowdoin? I have really enjoyed taking both Law and Society and Constitutional Law with Professor Richard Morgan in the government department. He has been teaching at Bowdoin for more than thirty years and has lots of entertaining stories to tell about the school. People often assume classes on constitutional law are very boring and intimidating, but Professor Morgan is very good at explaining the material while making it interesting at the same time. His wry sense of humor also makes him a memorable lecturer. Have you engaged in any independent research while at Bowdoin? Last semester I did an independent study with classics Professor Irene Polinskaya on the portrayal of lesbian women in the writings of Ovid, a prominent Roman writer. While there has been a great deal of focus on homosexuality in the ancient world in recent years, the experiences of women are often left out of the picture. I really enjoyed working independently on such an interesting subject. What extracurricular or work experiences have you had at Bowdoin? This year, I organized the first annual Bowdoin Women in Business Convention along with co-presidents Jennifer Xu '07 and Haley Bridger '07. The Bowdoin Women in Business club is new this year, so one of our major challenges was to get the club established and recognized among the student body. I mainly focused on publicity and advertising for the club, creating a commercial with student comedy group Ironic T-shirt, publishing a newsletter, and setting up our club's Web site. We really received a great response from students and alumni after the Convention. I hope it will be the first of many successful events for the club! One of my favorite extracurricular experiences has been working as Senior Interviewer for the Office of Communications and Public Affairs. The Senior Interviewer is the person responsible for selecting students and editing their responses for this profile. My boss, Associate Director of Communications Susan Danforth, has been extremely helpful and supportive throughout this year. I would like to work in publishing after graduation, and working for the Communications Office has taught me a great deal about writing under deadlines and making the profiles understandable to a large audience while still maintaining the authenticity of the students' experiences. I am also constantly surprised and amazed by how different everyone's time at Bowdoin has been. Did you study abroad during your time at Bowdoin? I studied abroad at Corpus Christi College at Oxford University during my junior year. I really enjoyed having the opportunity to travel around Europe and was also able to visit Thailand during my spring break. What have you done during your summers? The summer after my freshman year I taught English and lived with a local family in a small village in Nepal. Teaching second and third graders was a very demanding and challenging experience, but was also extremely rewarding. I've spent the other summers doing a variety of internships in marketing and publishing. During the summer after my sophomore year, I interned with the advertising department of a publishing company and at a literary agency in New York City. Last summer, I interned in the marketing department of Granicus, a technology company in San Francisco, and worked as an editorial assistant at Curve, a women's magazine. I came to college without a clear idea of what I wanted to do after graduation, and I feel that interning has really helped me to explore different industries and to determine what career options I would like to pursue after college. What is your best Bowdoin memory? A month after I arrived at Bowdoin, I went to an introductory meeting for a club and met another student there who ended up becoming my best friend at Bowdoin. I almost didn't go to that meeting, and I'm so glad that I did. Neither of us ended up doing anything with the club, but still I think it's really amazing how you can develop such strong friendships here. My friend and I have lived together, spent summers together, and traveled to four different continents in the past four years. I think one of the best things about this school is how a chance meeting can turn into a lifelong friendship. What are your plans for after graduation? I am going to attend the Columbia Publishing Course, a six-week course on book and magazine publishing in New York City. The course focuses on networking and job preparation, and I hope to find a job in publishing afterwards. What quirky or fun thing did you wish you knew before you came to Bowdoin? I wish I had known that you could order non-academic books through MaineCat, the College's interlibrary loan service. I am a very fast reader and often enjoy reading books, such as Cecily von Ziegesar's Gossip Girl series and Paris Hilton's biography, that I might not actually want to buy. I would recommend that anyone who likes to read for pleasure explore the books available on MaineCat. I will definitely miss my (almost) unlimited supply of light reading. Story posted on May 24, 2007 « Back | More Student Profiles | Go to News Home


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We try to cover a variety of topics here in The Breker Trekker blog, focusing on technical information but mixing in some general industry analysis as well. Two of our most popular posts of all time have involved the annual semiconductor supplier rankings from IHS, Inc. and the large amount of semiconductor industry merger and acquisition (M&A) activity over the last few years. IHS released their 2015 results yesterday, so it's time for an update on both of these topics.
Let's start by catching up on the M&A front. When we last covered this topic in January, the acquisition of Freescale by NXP and the acquisition of Altera by Intel had both just completed late last year. These closed in time to be reflected in the 2015 supplier rankings. There were several other deals from 2015 that were still pending and, while some of them have now closed, their effects will not be seen until the 2016 results are in.


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Function declarations also support guards and multiple clauses. If a function has several clauses, Elixir will try each clause until it finds one that matches. Here is an implementation of a function that checks if the given number is zero or not:
The trailing question mark in
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Giving an argument that does not match any of the clauses raises an error.
Similar to constructs like
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block syntax, as
we learned
is a convenient syntax for the keyword list format
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to look like this:
And it will provide the same behaviour. You may use
for one-liners but always use
for functions spanning multiple lines.
Throughout this tutorial, we have been using the notation
to refer to functions. It happens that this notation can actually be used to retrieve a named function as a function type. Start
, running the
file defined above:
Remember Elixir makes a distinction between anonymous functions and named functions, where the former must be invoked with a dot (
) between the variable name and parentheses. The capture operator bridges this gap by allowing named functions to be assigned to variables and passed as arguments in the same way we assign, invoke and pass anonymous functions.
Local or imported functions, like
, can be captured without the module:
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represents the first argument passed into the function.
above is exactly the same as
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Any expression is allowed to serve as a default value, but it won't be evaluated during the function definition. Every time the function is invoked and any of its default values have to be used, the expression for that default value will be evaluated:
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Dell Latitude D600
The Dell Latitude D600 was released on 3/12/2003. Despite its age, it can prove to be quite a capable machine. With a couple exceptions, Linux support for the D600 is outstanding. Most of its components work automatically with Arch.
- Intel Pentium-M, with CPU frequency scaling
- ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 (radeon driver)
- Wireless card:
- Intel 2200 Pro/Wireless Lan card (ipw2200 driver)
- Broadcom BCM4306 rev2 Wireless card (b43legacy driver)
- Sigmatel STAC9750 AC'97 audio
- Fn key combos and audio buttons
- Alps DualPoint trackpad and pointing stick (synaptics driver)
- O2Media PCMCIA slot
- Broadcom BCM5702 gigabit ethernet (tg3 driver)
- Hardware monitoring (i8k kernel module, hddtemp)
- Sleep and resume (see Resuming from sleep section)
- Conexant V.56 modem (probably works)
The D600 comes with either an Intel Pro Wireless 2200 or a Broadcom BCM4306 rev 2. Both are supported natively.
Intel PRO Wireless 2200
As the driver is already included in the kernel the only thing that needs to be done is to install the firmware.
# pacman -S ipw2200-fw
Broadcom BCM4306 rev 2
The b43legacy driver is included in the kernel, so as with the Intel card, we just need to get the firmware for it.
You'll need to download the following two firmware files:
- http://mirror2.openwrt.org/sources/broadcom-wl-220.127.116.11.tar.bz2
- http://downloads.openwrt.org/sources/wl_apsta-188.8.131.52.o
And use b43-fwcutter to install the firmware files.
$ tar xfvj broadcom-wl-220.127.116.11.tar.bz2 # b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-188.8.131.52.o # b43-fwcutter --unsupported -w /lib/firmware broadcom-wl-126.96.36.199/driver/wl_apsta_mimo.o
It would be bad if udev were to load the b43 driver, as it would conflict with b43legacy, so let's go ahead and blacklist it:
# modprobe -r b43 # echo "blacklist b43" >> /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
Finally, load the b43legacy driver:
# modprobe b43legacy
The trackpad and pointing stick are supported out-of-the-box, but to enable certain features, such as tap-to-click or edge scrolling, you'll need to write some Xorg configuration files.
Open your favorite text editor to the following file:
Comment out every line in the section referring to touchpads. It should look like this when you're done:
#Section "InputClass" # Identifier "evdev touchpad catchall" # MatchIsTouchpad "on" # MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*" # Driver "evdev" #EndSection
Next, you'll want to create a configuration file for your trackpad. The following is a good starting point. You can add more Synaptics config options if you'd like.
Section "InputClass" Driver "synaptics" Identifier "touchpad catchall" MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*" MatchIsTouchpad "on" Option "VertEdgeScroll" "on" Option "HorizEdgeScroll" "on" Option "TapButton1" "1" EndSection
Finally, restart X, and your trackpad should be fully functional!
CPU Scaling
See CPU Frequency Scaling. All Pentium-M CPUs support Enhanced Intel SpeedStep, so you'll need the acpi-cpufreq driver.
Some BIOS revisions don't work properly with acpi-cpufreq, likely due to the driver being buggy or incorrect DSDT tables. If you're experiencing problems, flash your BIOS to A16 (the latest version.)
Resuming from sleep
There is a serious problem with KMS in the radeon driver that prevents normal resume from sleep mode with this laptop. This will remain unfixed for the foreseeable future. (see: Redhat Bugzilla #531825) Setting
AGPMode=1 on the kernel boot line will workaround the issue. Another workaround, which works with varying degrees of success, is to set a primary password in the BIOS.
Video Card
Use the open source "xf86-video-ati" radeon driver. ATI dropped support for the Radeon (RV250) Mobility FireGL 9000 after catalyst driver version 8.28.8.
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Why wasn't Eric Shinseki invited to testify on health care reform?
On April 21, the Senate Finance Committee held the first of three planned hearings on health care reform. The focus was on improving the efficiency of health care "delivery systems"—i.e., hospitals and doctors. It's an important issue, but not one that's likely to be the primary focus of the health care reform bill, which will probably have more to do with reforming health insurance. For this reason, the hearing didn't get much press coverage, and what few stories there were groped around for an angle. I groped a little myself before deciding not to write anything. A day later, though, I changed my mind and decided that the hearing had generated a kind of Zen-riddle news—not about the witnesses who appeared, but rather about a witness who, on reflection, seemed conspicuous for his absence.
The hearing was, I suspect, a sop to Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, the committee's ranking member. Grassley spoke with greater urgency than Sen. Max Baucus D-Mont., the committee chairman, about reforming delivery systems. (Click here for Grassley's opening statement and here for Baucus'.) "How do we make sure that we're really tackling delivery reform?" Grassley asked. There was a lot of talk about the need to reform or eliminate the "fee-for-service" model, which pays doctors and hospitals based on the number of procedures performed rather than on outcomes; about the need to collect information on best practices and to alter treatments accordingly; and, especially, about the need to increase computerization of medical records (this last should be greatly accelerated by the stimulus bill's allocation of $21 billion to hospitals and doctors for information technology).
The 13 witnesses (click here for a list) were chosen for their expertise on these topics. Particular deference was granted to Glenn Steele, president and chief executive officer of Geisinger Health System, which employs about 800 doctors in rural Pennsylvania. Geisinger is seen as an innovator in streamlining health care. The company imposes a single charge for treating particular illnesses, integrating physician and hospital fees into what it terms a "warranty." It has standardized treatments for the most common chronic diseases according to "consensus-based best practices," and it invested early and aggressively in computerized patient records. Also present was Paul Diaz, president and chief executive officer of Kindred Healthcare, the largest provider of long-term health care in the country, who is a strong advocate for shifting more medical care into home settings. There were representatives from the American Hospital Association, the American College of Physicians, and (representing patients) the National Partnership for Women and Families. Mark McClellan, who ran the Medicare and Medicaid programs under President George W. Bush, was there. So was Glenn Hackbarth, chairman of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, an agency that advises Congress about the Medicare program.
Who wasn't there? Eric Shinseki. *
Shinseki was the Army chief of staff who effectively ended his career when, prior to the Iraq war, he testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the postwar occupation would require several hundred thousand troops. This estimate, which proved accurate, was deemed scandalously disloyal at the time by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, who were lowballing the official estimate at 100,000. What does all this have to do with health care reform? Absolutely nothing. But President Obama rewarded Shinseki's truth-telling by appointing him secretary of veterans affairs, and the Senate confirmed him on Obama's first day in office. If you still don't know what this has to do with health care reform, then I urge you to read Best Care Anywhere, Phillip Longman's indispensable 2007 account of how the Veterans Administration turned itself into the country's pre-eminent health care delivery system. (Full disclosure: I wrote the book's forward. I received no money for doing so, and will receive none if you purchase a copy.) Or you can read the 2005 Washington Monthly article on which the book was based or the column I wrote when Longman's article first appeared, or The Next Progressive Era, a book Longman just published (with Ray Boshara) that includes a summary of the arguments put forth in Best Care Anywhere.
Phil and I have publicized this story repeatedly because no one else seems willing to—no one, that is, except for experts on medical economics, to whom the VA's superiority to other health care delivery systems is boringly old news. The general public doesn't know about it because nonexperts harbor a deep resistance to believing it. This stems in part from confusion over the well-publicized scandals involving Walter Reed Army Medical Center, which even many Washington policy jocks think (mistakenly) is part of the VA hospital system. (It isn't. As the name implies, Walter Reed is run by the Army.) It also stems from a conviction that has seeped deep into the political culture that anything run by the federal government must be inferior to market-based alternatives. The Obama administration and Congress are utterly terrified that in crafting health care reform they will run afoul of this infantile prejudice. They will therefore move heaven and earth to avoid acknowledging the VA's pioneering use of computerized medical records, its avoidance of the justly lamented fee-for-service model (VA physicians are salaried), and the efficiencies it realizes by treating patients over the long term. The implications of this success are too terrifyingly pinko. The VA is, after all, a system in which the role of insurer, physician, and hospital are all assumed by the U.S. government. The Bush administration did its patriotic best to diminish the VA's record of success by withholding necessary funding and vastly expanding its use of private contractors, an experiment that, according to a recent article by Tara McKelvey in TheNation, is off to an unpromising start. But the VA's own doctors and hospitals continue to provide a distressingly positive model for health care reform.
Baucus and his staff recently met privately with experts from the VA to learn about these achievements, but he isn't about to put any of these folks in front of a TV camera. The rationale for excluding the VA from the hearing was that because it is run separately from the rest of the health care system, the VA probably won't be affected by any delivery-system reforms Congress enacts. But that's absurd. The hearing was an attempt to seek out models for reform. The VA hospitals represent the most successful large-scale reform in the delivery of health care that this country has seen in decades. But—shhhhh!—let's keep that between you and me. I've probably said too much already.
Correction, April 23, 2009: An earlier version of this column misspelled Shinseki's first name. It's Eric, not Erik. (Return to the corrected sentence.)


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Is it time to revamp the periodic table?
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Mendeleev's table, a celebrated example of the visual display of quantitative information, transformed chemistry (and triggered imitations cataloguing everything from breakfast cereals to sex positions to neo-nerds). The table inspired thinkers including Primo Levi and C.P. Snow. "I could scarcely sleep for excitement the night after seeing the periodic table," Oliver Sacks wrote in his 2001 memoir Uncle Tungsten.
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December 6, 2011
The HSUS Helps Rescue More Than 100 Dogs from Mississippi Hoarder
Life-saving mission brings together The HSUS, local rescuers, and the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine
A coalition came together today at a rural property near Macon, Miss., to rescue approximately 108 dogs who were living in deplorable conditions.
The Humane Society of the United States' Animal Rescue Team worked with the Starkville Police Department Animal Control, Waveland Animal Shelter, Rankin County Sheriff's Department, and the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine's Shelter Medicine Program to aid these suffering dogs.
The animals were surrendered by a woman who was unable to care for the large number of animals she had accumulated. The dogs are now in the custody of The HSUS.
"The Humane Society of the United States is relieved to remove these dogs from deplorable conditions and give them the care they so desperately need," said Lydia Sattler, Mississippi state director for The HSUS. "Although she started with good intentions, it is now clear that the dogs' owner is unable to properly care for such a large number of animals."
Dogs were dirty and sick
When responders arrived on the scene Tuesday morning they found breeds ranging from hound mixes to Labrador retriever mixes housed throughout the property. Many of the dogs suffered from medical ailments such as skin infections, untreated wounds and other serious ailments. The dogs were being allowed to reproduce and several pregnant dogs were rescued. They were being housed in feces-ridden outdoor pens with little protection from the elements.
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Everyone deserves a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed. We spend approximately a third of our lives in bed, so whether you're looking for a single bed for young ones or a double bed or king-size bed for you and your partner, it's important to choose the right bed and mattress for your needs.
Choosing a mattress
With mattresses, you tend to get what you pay for and scrimping on price is almost always a false economy. For example, if you think $1,000 is a lot to pay for a mattress, bear in mind that if you change your mattress every seven years as advised by The Sleep Council, it will cost you and your partner less than 40 cents a night for a good night's sleep. Considering all the benefits that sleep brings, it's a small price to invest in your health and well-being.
Different types of mattresses
The main types of mattresses available are:
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Each type of mattress will suit different people. For example, if you suffer from allergies you may prefer a memory foam mattress or a latex mattress, whereas if your partner is significantly heavier or lighter than you, you may choose a pocket-sprung king size mattress with a high number of supportive springs over a cheaper open-coil mattress.
Mattress fillings
When buying a new bed, what you can't see is as important as what you can see. A good-quality mattress filling will allow air to circulate and wick away moisture, which will stop you from getting hot and bothered in the night. Whether you choose pocket springs or memory foam, the key issue is getting great support from your mattress.
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Many of us suffer from back problems at some point in our lives and an orthopaedic bed can offer the solution to a good night's sleep. The best orthopaedic beds will give good all-round support. Don't presume that you need the firmest bed available: it's usually better to have a mattress that will support you rather than one that is too firm to mould to your body shape and size.
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Another consideration when you're selecting a double or king-size bed is how it will fit in with the style of your bedroom. You may want to choose a bed frame or headboard to complement the surrounding décor, whether it's smart traditional, cosy country cottage or contemporary chic. Match the fabrics or colours of your curtains and bed covers for striking effect. Or you could bring a touch of luxury into your bedroom with a leather bedframe, Egyptian cotton sheets and cushions with matching soft throws to keep you warm in winter.
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RAGE!!!one11 Where's my world end???
Other than that, I really don't have many other complaints. But still....that's a reoccurring piece that they'd have to put in eventually, I thought it'd be perfect at the beginning of this episode. Now that I think about it, hope (ver 1.0) would've been another good one to play for the earlier episodes, but now it's too late.
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Actually, if i have to guess, i would say Kinzo, based on the epitaph.....
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That was definitely the best episode so far.
I gotta say though, everyone in that family is way too passive. Eva's and especially Maria's behaviours and way of talking are ridiculously suspicious and villainous, yet they do nothing about it and act like it's normal. What the hell?
Speaking of Eva, her voice is both hot and awesome. Gotta love that VA, who was already great in Higurashi.
And Battler is cooler than I first gave him credit for. Thought he just an idiot obsessed with breasts, but it seems he actually has some wits. Well he is the main character so it's only natural I guess.
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Other then that particular bit of headache inducing non-sense I enjoyed this episode a great deal more then the previous ones. Pacing still feels abit fast and some moments have the subtly of a sledgehammer, but it's atleast starting to feel more interesting.
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Quite satisfied with the episode. Few points that irked, but overall I can say it was probably the best episode so far (tension wise, but not for shock value). The battle between logic and supernatural has been established, and the family members are starting to distrust each other rather than work together. Already can't wait for the next episode.
Obvious gripes include Mariashi's continous use of her constipation faces, and the lack of emotions that certain characters seem to have during scenes that demand them. Nothing you haven't heard of before.
Full impression on the episode here.
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Spoiler for Ep. 2:
Basically, after three anime episodes, I've come to accept that I am just not going to be able to enjoy the anime version no matter how well it is done (although to be fair, I don't feel there has been a single excellent episode yet). VN players are too spoiled and attuned to comparing with the source to be able to focus on the anime as it tries to present the mystery.
However, I am finding the anime to be a rather convenient way to review the events from the game (with the side effect of all the missing parts being etched into my brain).
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.....Perhaps now would be a good time to point out that I hate Eva with a firey burning passion to the point where her death scene made me cheer >_> . .
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I'm noticing a trend here...
Like the previous episode, they tried to squeeze in a cliffhanger ending to this episode. It works for me yes but the shift to faster pacing there was definitely noticable. Everything before that part tho was fabulous. Loved every minute of it. Didn't really answer much of any questions so it's quite nicely keeping me in the dark as to what's going on, and they're throwing even more things into the mix for me to think about too.
|2009-07-16, 23:53
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lol whut?
Also, Battler had a couple of awkward moments where he was like, OH YEAH, I'm going to think by turning the chess board over. Well, sure you are, but you really haven't found much of anything substantial. Keep thinking buddy, but before that, don't go on and spend more time about how you're going to think than what you are thinking about, especially when it's a bunch of obscure notes. At least let your hot mom's words of wisdom be... well... words of wisdom.
He did, however, had quite an awesome scene at the end refuting Eva's conclusion. The way that he slammed his hands on the table just screamed the word "OBJECTION!"
BTW, I don't suppose there's conclusive evidence to link the first set of murders to the second set? The manner to they are killed seemed quite different.
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Whew, I thought I was the only one who found Eva's voice incredibly hot and sexy. Especially in this episode, since we got to hear her when she wasn't yelling or bitching somebody out. She's not the most... sympathetic... character out there, but I really, really liked her in this episode. Her dialogue with Battler was one of the high points of the episode, and her moment with what's-his-name was touching even though (especially because?) you knew they were both about to bite the dust.
And she got the most stylish death so far in the series: Sprawled on the bed, impaled through the forehead. Come on. It doesn't get better than that.
Overall, really awesome episode. I LOVED the theories that the characters kept throwing out. Really awesome mystery stuff. Battler did some great sleuthing, or at least some great blind conjecture. I don't know if it's just me, but Battler seriously reminds me of Phoenix Wright or Apollo Justice. He could be the next Ace Attorney. When he pointed at Maria and the servant-tachi, my internal soundtrack added "Objection!"
Edit: WOW, I'm exceptionally unobservant tonight. ONE POST UP.
Speaking of the servants... Um, I feel uncomfortable calling them that. Speaking of the staff, it was very cool to see their separate camp emerge in this episode. The scene with Battler was very interesting, and got super cool when evil Maria showed up and made Battler trip balls.
Maria was even more awesome than last week. But it's hilarious that no one bats an eyelash when she goes batshit crazy. I'd have locked that kid in a bathroom or something by now.
Oh, and Jessica has DEM LEGS. She is killing it with the skirt and knee socks.
There were a couple points in the episode that didn't play quite right with me, mainly Hideyoshi's interaction with George at the beginning. Does this dude have no tact whatsoever? "So son, how did your fiancee look the last time you saw her? Was her face a blankly-staring, horribly twisted, blood-spattered death mask? No? Oh, good." Geez, just tell him not to come in... it worked for the other two kids.
Natsuhi running around with the sawed-off was pretty unexpected. I'm surprised that the characters just kind of lounged around while she was a trigger pull away from splattering Eva -- someone she CLEARLY hates -- all over the leather. And Battler, who switches each scene between scared teenager and pillar of cool, breaks the tension with "Ehe he he he. Dame da naaaa~" Yeah, right.
I'm hoping they're going to get those little moments of unbelievability ironed out. They've been less prevalent each episode, which is a good thing.
Looking forward to next week.
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Nighteyes and the BGM for the letter scene people were complaining about sound a lot like the theme song from the PBS series "Mystery". I get the feeling those would sound great when you are reading the VN, but would be rather out of place in the anime...at least at those two instances. Not sure what Nighteyes will be saved for, but the other one I'd want saved until the fifth episode...for effect.
As for Maria. Yes she seems crazy, and yes no one seems to really care in the family...but they did ask her to tell them about the seals. Also she's nine years old and family. This might be something they just accept simply because of her age and that they know her. Also her mother isn't there to be the "best mother ever" anymore, so I suppose they might feel guilty to have to take care of her.
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But interest rate moves varied somewhat. In line with the strong US dollar, yields on 10-year US treasuries gained 10bp while the German Bund added 6/7bp. Peripheral country yields saw wider variations, rising by 12-15bp. Against this backdrop, we are still upbeat on the upside for equities. As far as geographical allocation is concerned, the Eurozone should continue catching up due to realistic expectations of earnings increases, attractive valuations and the fact that international investors are underweight the zone. As for international equities, we prefer a more thematic approach focusing on banks, energy/commodities, infrastructure and healthcare. On bond markets, we remain neutral on US duration, positive on inflation-linked bonds in Europe and we are still positioned midway on the European yield curve. Note that we have maintained exposure to Greek sovereign debt but have reduced positions on German 2-year bonds. European equities Markets trended higher for the first week of January in light trading. Upbeat services and manufacturing PMI in the Eurozone suggested the economy was still recovering. The most cyclical and discounted sectors led gains as the pace of inflation picked up. Telecoms throughout Europe outperformed the most. Autos had a strong end to 2016 and a good start to 2017. December car registrations in France rose 5.8%, taking full-year gains to +5.1%, and the trends were similar in Europe and the US, a good point for European car manufacturers. In relative terms, however, Renault suffered from a high basis for comparison in December 2015 while Peugeot benefited from the launch of the 3008. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) led the field in December and German car makers enjoyed double-digit growth. Bank stocks also continued to gain ground. In a thin week for company news, Sanofi was hit after a US court banned the sale of its Praluent drug. Elsewhere, Boehringer Ingelheim and Sanofi's animal health subsidiary Merial completed the asset swap agreed in December 2015. CGG saw heavy selling on news of a hefty financial restructuring. Ryanair posted strong 20% growth in passenger traffic in December and its load factor advanced from 91% to 94%. Sales remained robust due to lower fares. Iran has picked a number of European majors like Shell, Eni and Total to take part in oil and gas projects. Nestlé appointed Ulf Schneider as its new CEO after a transition period of 4 months with the current CEO Paul Bulcke. The market is hoping for a complete revamp of the group's product portfolio to reinvigorate growth momentum. US equities US indices started the year in style with the S&P500 up 1.3% and the Nasdaq hitting a new all-time high. The VIX volatility index revisited its 2016 lows. Manufacturing ISM in December rose from 53.2 to 54.7, a 2-year high. The composite index came in at 57.2. In a sign of the shifting political landscape, Ford cancelled investment projects in Mexico and relocated production units to within the US. This was probably due to Donald Trump criticising General Motors. Then on Thursday, in another tweet, the President-elect threatened Toyota with heavier import duties if the group maintained its development plans in Mexico. Healthcare, consumer discretionary and materials led advances while consumer staples and utilities lost ground. Japanese equities On January 4, Japanese equity markets started the first trading day in 2017 on the front foot. The TOPIX and Nikkei rose 2.4% and 2.5% respectively on expectations of a gradual recovery in the global economy spearheaded by the US and optimistic earnings growth estimates in Japan. Investors reacted positively to US manufacturing data in December and the expected effects from the Trump administration's accommodating policy, including corporate tax cuts and deregulation. In addition, Japanese firms are expected to benefit from the current level of the yen against the US dollar (118). The top gaining sector was Marine Transportation (+5.4%). Insurance and Banks also climbed 4.2% and 3.5% respectively, while Mining alone dipped -0.8%. Toshiba rebounded by 12.3%, after a 42% loss in the previous week triggered by an accounting scandal in its US nuclear power generation business for 2015. INPEX Corporation, an oil & gas developer, shed 1.1% on worries over an oil price correction amid rising US inventories. Emerging markets Another solid weekly performance across emerging markets, with the exception of Turkey which was hit by a terrorist attack. Hong Kong, the Philippines, Brazil, Thailand and Shanghai were the best performing markets, all up 2% or more week on week. China performed well on notable appreciation of both its local CNY and offshore CNH. The combination of a lower US dollar, thanks to a less aggressive FED, and, at the same time a less dovish stance from its central bank, the PBoC, which is no longer expected to cut rates this year, were contributing factors. In addition, with the Chinese New Year only two weeks away, the PBoC does not want to risk higher volatility in liquidity and FX at a time when mainlanders are withdrawing and spending huge amounts of cash. Strengthening the CNH and raising the cost of shorting the CNH overnight (now costing 30%) to dissuade raiders, are pre-emptive measures to ensure peaceful festivities monetary wise. This has reassured the market. The State Bank of India's decision to cut benchmark lending rates steeply has prompted other state-owned lenders to follow suit. A least four other large and mid-sized public sector banks and one private lender announced rate cuts at the beginning of the week. Flush with low-cost deposits, the central bank cut its marginal cost of lending rate, or MCLR, by 90bp, across all maturities. Bank shares reacted negatively at first but are now recovering on expectations of higher loan volume to offset lower spreads. Brazil performed well despite rather weak industrial production data in November. But the market focused more on the positive aspects with capital goods production expanding 2.5% month on month. Mexico was impacted by Ford's cancellation of a planned new auto facility after a tweet from Donald Trump. As a result, the Peso lost 2% despite central bank intervention. Elsewhere, business confidence and PMI manufacturing both fell in December. In company news, Samsung Electronics released strong 4Q prelim profits, at KRW 9.2 trillion, a massive beat compared to the 8 to 8.2 trillion expected. Details are still pending but we suspect the memory division was very strong. It is likely that the smartphone division also made more than the KRW 1.2 trillion which was based on the galaxy Note 7 disaster. We presume Samsung managed to fill the gap with higher sales of its Galaxy S7 Edge which offers a similar design. The weak KRW also helped. Management will discuss 2017 guidance on January 24th. Commodities Brent crude traded between USD 56 and 58, managing to move above USD 58 intraday for the first time since July 2015. Prices reacted favourably to the first indications that producers were complying with the output cuts agreed on November 30. OPEC-member Kuwait, for example, reduced production by 130,000b/d to 2.75 million on January 1st. Iraq also cut exports by 210,000 b/d on the same day while Oman (non-OPEC) told its clients that deliveries would be reduced by 5% in March. Russian production came to 11.2 million b/d in December, +3.8% over a year but stable compared to November. Libya, which is not party to the agreement due to its recent problems, is moving back into play and currently producing 700,000 b/d compared to 685,000 in December and 600,000 in November. The government was hoping to hit 900,000 b/d by the end of 2016 but resumption of production proved more complicated than expected. Elsewhere, manufacturing picked up in December according to PMI data. The aggregate 16-country indicator showed that global manufacturing had improved 0.5 points to 52.6 since August 2014. This augurs well for future demand for metals. Note, however, that December's improvement was driven by developed countries like the US and the Eurozone while emerging countries slipped back a little. Metals like copper and nickel are benefiting from this lift in demand as well as US dollar weakness following indications in the FOMC minutes that the Fed is likely to be cautious over the pace of interest rate rises. 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BOSTON - Larry Hosch a former State Representative from St. Joseph ran in the Boston Marathon today (Monday). He says he finished the race, and had just left the finish line area before the explosions.
Hosch says he and his family were just getting into a cab when the explosions occurred. He says they heard about it when they got to their apartment a couple miles away. He described the finish line area as "very dense with people".
Hosch says cell phone service has been spotty this afternoon, making it difficult to communicate with friends and family back here in central Minnesota. He says the internet is still working, so he's been updating his Facebook and Twitter feeds with how he and his family are doing.
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Barbara Seymour thinks not.
"They're asking for trouble," the Milbridge resident said of The Pines restaurant bar recently booking a total nudity strip show at the venue on Kennedy Highway — Route 1A — some two miles from the town center.
"This is a quiet little fishing village," Seymour said Monday. "I just don't feel comfortable with Milbridge having a stripping bar. As far as The Pines, you can't be a family restaurant and have strippers. I know it's hard to make a living up here, especially in the winter, but you have to make a choice. Are you going to be a family restaurant or are you a stripper bar?"
Concern about public nudity in Milbridge on Dec. 7 has spilled over to the board of selectmen and the town's planning board.
"The planning board is looking into ordinances," Town Manager Lewis Pinkham said Monday. The board members "are looking at the ordinances in place in Ellsworth and Bar Harbor."
No date has been set for that agenda item.
Steven Teegarden, who owns The Pines, said Monday that the Dec. 7 strip show was an "exception" to the acts he books for the venue, saying that it was requested by his patrons. No one under age 21 was allowed into the bar during the performance, and the windows were covered, he said.
"You listen to your customers," he said. "They kept telling me to bring in strippers. This same company I hired had performed shows in private homes within two miles from here."
Teegarden said the performance attracted 160 people, with a cover charge of $10 a head. Into the last half-hour of the performance, it included total nudity, he said.
"My security people said it was an easy night, no fights," he said. "I was not surprised nor am I offended by the community reaction.
"Would I do it again? No," Teeggarden said. "This was a once-in-a-lifetime event. I would think that the town has bigger fish to fry."


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Veterans groups are rallying to fight any proposal to change disability payments as the federal government attempts to address its long-term debt problem. They say they've sacrificed already.
Government benefits are adjusted according to inflation, and President Barack Obama has endorsed using a slightly different measure of inflation to calculate Social Security benefits. Benefits would still grow but at a slower rate.
Advocates for the nation's 22 million veterans fear that the alternative inflation measure would also apply to disability payments to nearly 4 million veterans as well as pension payments for an additional 500,000 low-income veterans and surviving families.
"I think veterans have already paid their fair share to support this nation," said the American Legion's Louis Celli. "They've paid it in lower wages while serving, they've paid it through their wounds and sacrifices on the battlefield and they're paying it now as they try to recover from those wounds."
Economists generally agree that projected long-term debt increases stemming largely from the growth in federal health care programs pose a threat to the country's economic competitiveness. Addressing the threat means difficult decisions for lawmakers and pain for many constituents in the decades ahead.
But the veterans groups point out that their members bore the burden of a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan. In the past month, they've held news conferences on Capitol Hill and raised the issue in meetings with lawmakers and their staffs. They'll be closely watching the unveiling of the president's budget next month to see whether he continues to recommend the change.
Obama and others support changing the benefit calculations to a variation of the Consumer Price Index, a measure called "chained CPI." The conventional CPI measures changes in retail prices of a constant marketbasket of goods and services. Chained CPI considers changes in the quantity of goods purchased as well as the prices of those goods. If the price of steak goes up, for example, many consumers will buy more chicken, a cheaper alternative to steak, rather than buying less steak or going without meat.
Supporters argue that chained CPI is a truer indication of inflation because it measures changes in consumer behavior. It also tends to be less than the conventional CPI, which would impact how cost-of-living raises are computed.
Under the current inflation update, monthly disability and pension payments increased 1.7 percent this year. Under chained CPI, those payments would have increased 1.4 percent.
The Congressional Budget Office projects that moving to chained CPI would trim the deficit by nearly $340 billion over the next decade. About two-thirds of the deficit closing would come from less spending and the other third would come from additional revenue because of adjustments that tax brackets would undergo.
Isabel Sawhill, a senior fellow in economic studies at The Brookings Institution, a Washington-based think tank, said she understands why veterans, senior citizens and others have come out against the change, but she believes it's necessary.
"We are in an era where benefits are going to be reduced and revenues are going to rise. There's just no way around that. We're on an unsustainable fiscal course," Sawhill said. "Dealing with it is going to be painful, and the American public has not yet accepted that. As long as every group keeps saying, `I need a carve-out, I need an exception,' this is not going to work."
Sawhill argued that making changes now will actually make it easier for veterans in the long run.
That's not the way Sen. Bernie Sanders sees it. The chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs said he recently warned Obama that every veterans group he knows of has come out strongly against changing the benefit calculations for disability benefits and pensions by using chained CPI.
"I don't believe the American people want to see our budget balanced on the backs of disabled veterans. It's especially absurd for the White House, which has been quite generous in terms of funding for the VA," said Sanders, I-Vt. "Why they now want to do this, I just don't understand.
Sanders succeeded in getting the Senate to approve an amendment last week against changing how the cost-of-living increases are calculated, but the vote was largely symbolic. Lawmakers would still have a decision to make if moving to chained CPI were to be included as part of a bargain on taxes and spending.
Sanders' counterpart on the House side, Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., the chairman of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, appears at least open to the idea of going to chained CPI.
"My first priority is ensuring that America's more than 20 million veterans receive the care and benefits they have earned, but with a national debt fast approaching $17 trillion, Washington's fiscal irresponsibility may threaten the very provision of veterans' benefits," Miller said. "Achieving a balanced budget and reducing our national debt will help us keep the promises America has made tdirector for Veterans of Foreign Wars, acknowledged that veterans would see little change in their income during the first few years of the change. But even a $36 hit over the course of a year is "huge" for many of the disabled veterans living on the edge, he said.
The amount lost over time becomes more substantial as the years go by. Sanders said that a veteran with a 100 percent disability rating who begins getting payments at age 30 would see their annual payments trimmed by more than $2,300 a year when they turn 55.