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This week we take on the great graphics debate. How much do graphics really matter when it comes to the next generation of consoles? Can Wii U keep up? We also discuss Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's recent comments about the lack of a second circle pad on the 3DS XL and the Wii U's power, Tekken characters in Super Smash Bros., my forthcoming Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance review, Comic-Con happenings and more. What a show!

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Suicide pool advice for week 5
Week 4: 11-4, 3-1 on recommended picks
Overall: 38-25 (60%), 10-6 on recommended picks (63%)
I was actually sitting at 11-1, before my last 3 picks went south – one on a made field goal, one on a missed field goal and one because…DALLAS SUCKS!
But I digress.
Because I chose to lay down the gauntlet and blame the replacement refs for my 7-9/1-3 showing in week 3.
I articulated why I believed that the integrity of the NFL was at stake and how the lines between good and not-so-good teams were becoming too blurred for the league's own good.
And someone listened.
Because just as I posted my picks, a deal got done to bring the regular officials back.
So now the question isn't so much whether it was the refs' fault (it was), but whether I can provide good picks, at the 65% or so clip you've become accustomed to and the 75% or so on recommended picks.
By the way…thank you Matt Ryan!
1. Bengals over Dolphins
The Dolphins lost a heartbreaker to Arizona in week 4. Ryan Tannehill actually looked good against the same defense that made the Eagles' offensive line and Michael Vick look so bad the week before. All that tells me is that things will fall apart quickly for Miami this week against another tough opponent.
2. Packers over Colts
Not that I'm big on picking road teams, but the Packers survived a scare against Drew Brees and the desperate Saints. The Colts don't figure to play with as much emotion, while Green Bay hits the road for the first time since they had a game stolen from them in Seattle. I expect them to score early and often and make sure this game is put away so that it can't be taken away.
3. Vikings over Titans
I – and many others – thought the Vikings would be at the bottom of the NFC North. Instead, they're tied for the top spot with the Bears. Do I believe in them? Not really. But Tennessee is among the worst teams in the NFL right now, having given up a league high 151 points in only 4 games.
4. Giants over Browns
I'm a little leery of this one – not only do the Giants have somewhat of a short week after a tough Sunday night game in Philadelphia, they have a penchant for losing at least one game at home to a bad opponent. Then again, I said I would pick against Cleveland every week. Say it with me…"Why. Stop. Now?"
Other week 5 picks:
STL over AZ
BAL over KC
PIT over PHI
ATL over WASH
CAR over SEA
JAX over CHI
NE over DEN
SF over BUF
NO over SD
HOU over NYJ

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Having just played a key slot on the Main Stage at Oxegen 2010, the band are looking forward to stripping things back and performing songs from the entire catalogue as well as debuting some new ones. News of a similar tour in North America were released via their website www.bellx1.com earlier this week.
Bell X1 have spent most of the year writing songs for their 5th Studio Album — due for release in Spring 2011.
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The Shuttle Mission No One Wants
If STS-400 launches, be prepared for one of the most dramatic spaceflights ever.
- By Paul Hoversten
- AirSpaceMag.com, September 02, 2008
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The next day, Grunsfeld heads back to Atlantis and helps Massimino and Johnson, the pilot, move over to Endeavour, a process that is planned to take just under two hours. Grunsfeld and Johnson stay on Endeavour, while Massimino heads back to Atlantis to retrieve Good and Altman, the commander, who by now has programmed the shuttle's computer systems so that it can be commanded from the ground. The final spacewalk is expected to last about two and a half hours.
With all seven members of Atlantis' crew safely on board, Endeavour's pilot releases the grapple fixture. Ground controllers remotely close the payload bay doors on Atlantis and command its deorbit rockets to fire, sending the shuttle to a fiery re-entry over the Pacific.
The next day, flight day five, the Atlantis crew uses Endeavour's robot arm to check the condition of the rescue vehicle's thermal protection system to ensure a safe reentry. The shuttle comes home on the eighth day of the mission, with Atlantis' crew seated in the (now crowded) middeck.
"The rescue is well planned, and it's something that can be done," says NASA spokesman James Hartsfield. "But we think the other safety precautions we have in place will preclude us from ever having to do it."
Veteran spacewalker Greg Harbaugh, who served on a National Academy of Sciences panel that studied the risks and rewards of another Hubble servicing mission, also is confident the rescue could succeed. "I have absolute faith they can do this," says Harbaugh, who left NASA in 2001 after 23 years and now heads the Sigma Chi Foundation in Evanston, Illinois. "I'd volunteer to fly that mission if they'd let me."
Harbaugh says he was "an early and staunch advocate" of having astronauts work on Hubble one last time. Trying to do the job with robots, as former NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe proposed, "would be ludicrous," Harbaugh says, and the National Academy of Sciences agreed. "I'm very grateful to see this [Hubble servicing] mission come off. It was very uncertain for a long period of time, and it took a lot of hard work and arm wrestling to pull it off."
Of course, should STS-400 be called into action, the effect on NASA would be dramatic, he says. "Whether it's the loss of both crews or the loss of one shuttle, that's the end of the shuttle. That's the last time the shuttle flies."
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So...what happens if Endeavour is unable to make it back to Earth?
Obviously, the chances of that happening are ridiculous. But still...what if?
Posted by Chris on September 19,2008 | 01:29 PM
Chris, I'm sure the Russians and the Chinese would volunteer to do a rescue ... for a fee.
Seriously though, there is a third Shuttle available if required. I'm sure the Shuttle return-to-orbit turnaround time would be extremely rapid to keep within the 25-day survival window. Basically, there are other rescue options available if required.
I'm actually looking forward to the two Shuttles posed in launch configuration. A perfect photo op.
Posted by GIF on September 21,2008 | 12:23 AM
STOP the Hubble Servicing Mission 4 now!!!
It's TOO dangerous!!!
There's no ISS "safe haven" near the Hubble!!!
Do you want TWO Shuttles and 11 astronauts LOST in space???
It could be THE END of the Shuttle program and (perhaps) THE END of all manned space program for LONG, LONG time!!!
There are SEVERAL (much safer!!!) ways to upgrade the Hubble WITHOUT risk to lose 11 astronauts lives and make 11 widow(er)s and 20+ orphans!!!
Posted by ghostNASA on September 23,2008 | 07:54 AM
It is unthinkable that this is the last service call to the Hubble Space Telescope. With what will it be replaced? Frankly, it must NEVER be replaced. However, adding a new telescope with increased capability would be a welcome and complimentary addition to optical deep space exploration.
Posted by Stephen Bogdan on September 30,2008 | 11:38 PM
If everyone always stayed home because it's the "safe" thing to do, where would humanity be now?
And why are they installing a docking ring, if this is the last service mission?
Posted by ColumbiaLover on October 31,2008 | 09:19 PM
For the cost of these servicing missions, we could've just been launching new telescopes. That'd give us more observation time, improved technology with every launch, and not endanger any lives for about the same money as we're spending on servicing.
Posted by Adam on November 25,2008 | 02:38 PM
By Servicing the Hubble,nasa gains invaluble expierience upgrading and servicing large structures in space. A much needed skill on long duration space missions ,such as returning to the moon or visiting the planets.
Posted by Eric Young on May 1,2009 | 06:13 PM
Everyone keeps calling this the mission that no one wants... Are you kidding? I'd love to see two shuttles up at the same time!!! Okay, so it'd be the end of the shuttle program (but then that's happening soon anyhow). Besides, they could leave the disabled shuttle in a stable orbit (and Hubble is in a high orbit right?) and it could serve as a national landmark, even a memorial if you will to all those who have died flying the shuttle to help keep our dreams alive!
Maybe I'm the only one who wants this mission but NASA should seriously consider launching one last mission to intenionally leave a shuttle in high orbit so that our kids can go up in see it on their way to the moon. Wouldn't that be cool? A museum in space for our future generations?
Happy to see them keeping Hubble healthy (and seeing NASA actually stick with a program). After this, the next Hubble fix/upgrade will be done robotically. They're installing a docking collar on this flight specifically for future robotic service calls. Cool huh?
Ad Astra!
Posted by Peter on May 9,2009 | 11:58 AM
why couldn't the Hubble be grabbed and towed to the ISS where maintenance/overhaul be performed there.Time would not be a factor then. Safety would be increased too. Then it could be placed back in it's orbit later.
Posted by Neil on May 13,2009 | 11:39 PM
Too bad the shuttle program has been scrubbed.
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There are many infrastructure funds listed in London, with the unique selling point of 3i Infrastructure (3IN) being its Indian exposure. Last week's full-year results were hit by weakness in its Indian assets, but this doesn't mean it's not a good strategy. Any investment in India will be volatile, but the long-term growth prospects are fantastic. The company has a stake in 3i India Infrastructure Fund, which accounts for about 13% of its assets. The value of which fell £28.7m as a result of a weak rupee and a near-40% fall in the price of one of its listed investments, Adani Power. However, despite the setback in India, the fund managed to grow its net asset value (NAV) per share over the year to 121p from 120.3p. The income from the portfolio over the year of £73.1m fully covered all dividends and company costs. Investors should not expect rapid share price gains, but a steady rate of growth over time, with the income being the priority. Since lifting, shareholders have gained 9.4pc a year including dividends. The shares are at about the same level they were tipped at last year and remain a buy for income, Questor says.
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Amazon Payments SELLERS BEWARE! AMAZON PAYMENTS COMPLETELY INEPT, STOLE MY MONEYTWICE, WILL NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR BUNGLING Internet
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I seel on ArtFire, which uses Amazon Payments as their in-house payment processor. In 2011, a buyer of mine was given a refund, even though I shipped the item and gave the customer the tracking#. I wrote Amazon and was told that they sent an e-mail to me about a 'dispute' by the customer, that I didn't respond to, so they ruled in her favor by default. BUT, Amazon was sending them to an e-mail address that is not mine, and I never even knew there was a dispute or question. I was told that the e-mail address would be corrected, and that my money would be returned to my account.
3 MONTHS LATER THIS WAS NOT RESOLVED. Countless phone calls and e-mails back and forth with numerous "specialists" and nothing, Finally it (supposedly) was fixed and they offered me a CREDIT to shop on Amazon with. I refused, and eventually a refund issued to me.
It is now 2013 and the same thing happened again! No one ever corrected the e-mail address, and ANOTHER customer was issued a refund even though I shipped the item and immediately gave her the tracking info.
It has been a month; I have spoken to 3 different reps there, written over a dozen different e-mails, and nothing. Every time I speak with someone, they tell me it will be taken care of. Every time I write them, I have to give the ENTIRE history over again, right e-mail address, wrong e-mail address, transaction#, tracking#, customer's name etc etc--EVERY TIME. When they reply, they ask for this information once more---THIS IS A SCAM.
I got an e-mail from "Sara A." on April 8, who said that a "Specialist" would get back to me within 2 days. As of yesterday (April 17), when I wrote them once more, gave them all of the information again and told them that I was NOT going to repeat myself any longer. I also said my next step was to contact an attorney, eCommerceBytes, and the media.
I spoke with yet another person at the number on the website, who like all the others, said that she 'wasn't able to do anything except forward the information to their 'specialists'---AGAIN.
I received an e-mail today asking me for the tracking information so that they can 'prove to the buyer' that it was sent--This is NOT the issue! The buyer has her item, Amazon is the one who screwed this up by sending important e-mails to an e-mail address that does not exist.
I wrote back (yes, again), explained all this AGAIN--and just got another e-mail from them which says this. Really read what they were trying to get me to agree to, and how insane it is:
Thank you for contacting Amazon Payments regarding the dispute transaction #xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We have provided the buyer with the email proof we received from you regarding delivery of services.
We have asked the buyer to pay using different payment method
We requested to initiate a transaction(Dummy) for the same amount and file a dispute, so we can resolve the dispute in your favor.
Please understand that all email communications regarding dispute will be sent to the CS email address provided on the account. We were unaware of the fact that the email address(firstname.lastname@example.com) was disabled. Therefore, in future all the email communications will be sent to (email@example.com).
THAT is the reply I just got, and this has been going on for a MONTH!
There is NO reason to send the buyer the tracking info because I DID THAT already in March!
If you were the buyer, would YOU ever buy from me again, after this insanity? Ask her to initiate a dummy transaction????--OR--Ask her to pay through a different service???
THIS is all because THEY make a gigantic mistake, NOT me!
The buyer has her item and tracking, AND the money that Amazon gave away, and I want told them that I want it back in my account, now--no more 'try this, try that', no more games. I am being totally ignored.
So after a year and 1/2, no one has fixed the e-mail address (I don't believe them now because this is exactly what they told me in 2011)---WHY is this so hard?
I'll tell you why: As I said to them, I am sure I'm not the only one going through this, so multiply the millions of users who use the service by $25/$50/$100 held/refunded/lost to each by Amazon, and this is a SCAM. Add to that the fees they charge to both the seller and the venue the seller does business on, and it amounts to theft and fraud. There are no 'services'. there are no 'specialists'--it has taken them 3 years to fix an incorrect e-mail address? They make their paying customers (us sellers) pay for their mistakes? WHAT???
To top it off, sellers who use Amazon have what is called a 'disbursable balance' and the total balance. The 'disbursable balance' is an amount kept from you to 'make sure' you send a package. This is what supposedly happens when a buyer writes them to ask when their package will be shipped. The problem is, IF these 2 buyers whose money Amazon refunded DID write them, I had no idea anything was even wrong. The buyer may have just been making a general inquiry, I don't know because I went through that merry-go-round on 2011 with them, asking how one is to know there was an inquiry when no notice was sent? I asked this over and over and over, on the phone and through e-mails, and NOT ONCE did I get an answer--just ignored.
So this is a nice little scheme they have going: keep the seller in the dark, keep their money and then ignore them, maybe play a few games with them, pretending you have no idea what they said to you last time they wrote or called. I'll tell you, I am a very patient person, but this has gotten me to the point where I am physically sick over it. I cannot afford to support Amazon's bad habits and as I said, I am sure I am not the only person going through this nightmare.
I have told them that the next thing I am doing is contacting an attorney, and the media so if anyone knows which media outlet is the fastest in responding, and most effective,let me know because I am DONE being lied to and stolen from. I have every date of phone calls, every e-mail from both incidences, from and to Amazon.
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Example: Buyer 1 pays $25, Buyer 2 pays 40, which is $65. Buyer 2 has an issue, so Amazon holds that $40 until they hear from you. Your disbursable, available balance is $25. If you don't respond to their 'dispute e-mail', they refund the $40 to the customer, who now has your merchandise AND their money back. Seeing money being held when I looked into my account a week later was the only way I knew something was up.
This is not, as sometimes happens, a buyer pulling a scam, it is Amazon's doing because they sent the e-mail to an address that doesn't exist and I never saw it, so couldn't respond.
Funny thing is, they have been writing me at the correct e-mail address both time this happened. But, still insist on sending these notices to an address that's not mine.
They say you have 10 days to respond to their e-mail notification. Since they have the wrong e-mail address for me, I never got a notification--not one to this day, which they are using as an excuse for keeping my money, even though they know I never got any e-mails, and still will not correct the problem.
In the last e-mail they sent me (copied in the complaint), they say that the e-mail address they were using was 'disabled'---NOT true. It's not mine, it is an e-mail I never had, and they are trying to make it look like I gave them that (wrong) e-mail address, and somehow 'forgot' to tell them. Wrong. Never had it, never used it. Aside from that, once they knew the mistake, it was never fixed to begin with, so now we have the exact same situation again.
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Severe Hematoma After Liposuction
- SkaterBoy
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I undergone what should have been laser assisted...
- 23 Jan 2010
I undergone what should have been laser assisted liposuction, but seems that my doctor tricked me and performed classic dry lipo since I was under general anesthesia and couldn't see what they were doing.
Now I'm 8 days post op and instead of love handles have pretty large hematoma in right abdomen region. I also had other bruises, one even migrated to my groin area but seems they're resolving, however this one got pretty hard and I'm really concerned.
There was post op. pain, but was manageable. Stuff was kind, but that's all I got. They tricked me to pay the tag for laser liposuction, but I'm 99% sure they've performed classic, not even tumescent because probably they wanted to save on anesthetics!! They've told me I'd be awake, only slightly sedated, but I felt completely asleep the same moment I was put on the table. I had to pray them to stay the night at the hospital, because their policy is strictly "outpatient" for this kind of surgery. Heaven's sake I was barely able to walk even the next day!!
My PS said that I should wait for 2 weeks more and if it's the same he will drain it with low diameter cannula. Can waiting for so long impair skin tightening effect from the laser (if it was used at all), since collagen starts to be active after roughly 5-7 days post op.? Please elaborate on this. Second question, should I use Heparin gel locally, can it help dissolve the hematoma? Thank you Best regards
More than a year later I consider it not worthy,...
- 28 Jan 2011
If you have even a small amount of skin laxity, I am afraid the problem cannot be corrected optimally without tummy tuck :(
More than a year later I consider it not worthy,...
- 28 Jan 2011
If you have even a small amount of skin laxity, I am afraid the problem cannot be corrected optimally without tummy tuck :(
Great review?
Laxity is still there as before, with or without laser. It was better only during 2-3 week post op, and then after I stopped wearing compression after about 1 month it gradually returned to be just the same as pre op. I blame the gravity effect, i.e. if skin tissue is not fully adhering to muscles after op, due to gravity and motion it disconnects completely and you have excess laxity again. Also not much difference regarding fat, since only small amounts are evacuated.
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Skaterboy - that looks pretty painful; hopefully by now you're feeling better. I noted this community discussion on RealSelf about Lipo recovery tips.
Also, perhaps these doctor answers about liposuction recovery and swelling are helpful. Liposuction recovery + swelling
Let us know if you still can't find the answers you seek.


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2.2. Changes in Class Structure
As was previously shown, a close connection exist for both liberal and Marxist theorist between the course of long-term change in the structure
of employment in Western in societies and the development of their class structure. Thus, it might be expected that insofar as the accounts offered of changes in the structure of employment are called into question, analyses made at the level of class structure will also be undermined. However, while the structure of employment relations—together with the structure of property relations—can be regarded as forming, so to speak, the matrix of the class structure, the actual derivation of class structure is good deal less straightforward than seems often to be supposed.
To start with the Marxist case, it has already been observed that to reject the idea of a comprehensive and progressive degrading of labor necessitated by the logic of capitalism is not to deny that the degrading of specific types of work, over specific periods, is a feature of modern economies. Thus, there would appear ample evidence to support the arguments advanced by Marxist (and others) that a wide range of nonmanual—especially clerical, sales, and personal service—occupations are now little differentiated in their associated employment relations and conditions from rank-and-file manual occupations. But what has then to be challenged in the Marxist position is the further claim—or simple assumption—that this degrading of nonmanual work can be equated with a process of proletarianization through which the numerical strength of the present-day working class is maintained, if not indeed enlarged.
What is most obviously neglected here is the question of the appropriate unit of class structure and thus of class analysis. In tradition of such analysis, Marxist and non-Marxist, the appropriate unit has been seen as the family rather than the individual (see Goldthorpe 1983). And it must then be pointed out that for so long as this view is maintained, the implications for class structure of recent changes in the character of nonmanual employment cannot be reckoned as in any way so dramatic as Marxist theorists would make out. In all modern societies the expansion of lower nonmanual occupations has largely occured via the increased employment of women, and women now predominate in these occupations. But where the significance of these changes for the class structure has been considered by the authors in question, they have concentrated on the fact that growing numbers of women in nonmanual occupations are married to men who are manual workers and have taken this as further evidence of the consolidation of the working class as the differentiation between nonmanual and manual employment steadily weakens. As Braverman puts it (1974, 353), not only are clerical workers and factory workers increasingly recruited from similar origins but increasingly "they are merged within the same living family." However, what is thus missed is the significance of
the further fact that while many women in lower-level nonmanual work are married to manual workers, generally more would appear to be married to men in higher-level nonmanual positions, and that is these latter women who create major difficulties for claim of proletarianization.[5] Why, one may ask, should women who perform deskilled nonmanual work but who are married to professionals, administrators, or managers, and thus share substantially in their standards and styles of living, be regarded as proletarian in the same way as women in similar jobs who are married to manual workers?[6]
It can of course be contended that in the case of societies where most married women at some time enter paid employment, the family should no longer be taken as the unit of class analysis, and that rather than the class position of married women being derived from that of their husbands, it should be seen as following from their own employment. This argument has found much favor with radical feminists who are concerned to demonstrate the inherent sexism of the conventional view (e.g., Delphy 1981; Stanworth 1984). But what its exponents have so far failed to show is that any analytical or explanatory advantage is to be gained from adopting it: that is, that when married women are systematically attributed class locations by reference to their own employment, this makes more intelligible their own class identifications or, say, their life-styles and patterns of sociability or their political involvements. Indeed, insofar as the question of married women's class identity has been seriously investigated, the results would suggest that wives themselves (and not just "sexist" sociologists) do derive their class positions from their husbands' employment rather than from their own (Jackman and Jackman 1983, 140–52; Hernes and Knudsen 1985). Instead, then, of the expansion of degraded, and largely feminized, nonmanual work leading to mass proletarianization and thus, presumably, to an increased potential for radical sociopolitical action, it would seem that the performance of such work by many married who, however, still take
their class identity from husbands in superior positions could be a major stabilizing influence within modern class structure.[7]
Furthermore, the simple equation of the degrading of nonmanual work with proletarianization again runs into difficulties—even if attention is concentrated on men—through the neglect of another, quite different issue: the differentiation of apparently similar jobs according to the characteristics of the individuals who occupy them. Although the distinction between "positions" and "persons" is crucial to class analysis, it needed not prevent one from recognizing that employing organizations can, and do, channel different kinds of employees into essentially similar work-task and roles—but in the context of what are, or are envisaged as being, quite different work histories. Studies of clerical work in particular have shown that while women workers are overwhelmingly expected to remain in low-grade employment, men who are at any one time found in clerical jobs can be divided into two categories: those who, usually rather late in their working lives, have moved into such jobs from manual ones and have few further prospects, and those—generally younger and better educated—who are spending some time in clerical jobs early in careers that they, and their employers, see as leading eventually to administrative or managerial positions (Goldthorpe 1980; Stewart, Prandy, and Blackburn 1980). Even if men in both categories are engaged in deskilled, routinalized work, it still does not follow that either case exemplifies mass proletarianization: these men either were rank-and-file wageworkers previously or are, for the most part, passing through jobs that, for them, are staging-posts on the way to the higher levels of bureaucratic structures.
In sum, one could say, claims of extensive proletarianization fail because workers in the widening range of degraded or low-grade nonmanual occupations are precisely not "an immense mass," as Braverman would have it. On the contrary, they constitute a workforce that is highly differentiated—by sex, age, and qualifications—in ways that clearly delimit the influence of the growth of this workforce on the shape of the class structure.
In turning, then, to the position of liberal theorist, an awareness that the structure of employment does not "map" in any direct way onto the class structure must lead one to the question of how serious for their understanding of class structural change is their failure to recognize the widespread deterioration of labor market conditions within Western capitalism after the ending of the "long boom." It might in fact be maintained that their disregard of rising levels of unemployment is not in this respect of major consequences since the unemployed do not themselves form a class; or again, that the growth of a secondary labor force of men and women in nonstandard jobs will have little effect on the class structure insofar as women at least are themselves secondary earners within families and households and have other sources of economic support—and of social identity—than those provided by their work. Such arguments are not without force, and it must be said that whatever weaknesses may exist in the liberal account, the tendency that it emphasizes for the working class to contract and the salariat to expand remains rather more in accord with available evidence than the largely contrary tendencies that Marxist theories envisage. Nonetheless, radically changed circumstances in labor markets still reveal several ways in which liberal conceptions of the emerging class structure are gravely inadequate.
For example, although the unemployed may not constitute a class, it is increasingly apparent that a substantial increase in the numbers of long-term unemployed—as can be found, say, in the United Kingdom—results in a polarization of the working class in terms of incomes, life-chances, and life-styles.[8] Thus, contrary to liberal expectations, the overall range of economic and social inequality has significantly widened rather than narrowed. Moreover, while workers in nonstandard jobs are often secondary earners, attracted into the labor market in part by the availability of such jobs (married women working part-time, juveniles or semiretired persons in temporary work, etc.), this is by no means always the case. Most obviously, in depressed labor markets nonstandard jobs may be taken simply because nothing better is available. To the extent, then, that such employment represents the main source of familie's economic support, the formation of an "underclass" is further promoted.
Finally, it should be noted that the more difficult economic conditions that have followed the long boom may be associated with a growth in the numbers of the self-employed and small employers. The processes at work here are various and complex: self-employment may represent an attempt to escape unemployment, some nonstandard jobs
in effect impose self-employment on those taking them, small employers often play key roles in organizing the secondary labor force as, say, in subcontracting, and so on. However, what is clear is that liberal—and also, of course, Marxist—expectations that the importance of such "independents" would steadily diminish within modern economies have not been borne out, and the very idea that the petty bourgeoisie is a declining or transitional class now itself appears anachronistic in many Western societies (Berger and Piore 1980; Bechhofer and Elliot 1981; Scase 1982).[9]


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As is the case with any job transition, corps members should be prepared for transitional costs before receiving their first paycheck from their school district. We recognize that covering these costs can be difficult. That's why we offer funding packages of no-interest loans and grants to help with some of these expenses.
If you are invited to a final interview, you will be eligible to apply for a transitional funding package. The package is designed to assist with transitional costs including, but not limited to:
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Packages are based on an applicant's demonstrated need, cost of moving, and cost of living expenses in your assigned region before receiving your first paycheck.
In 2013, 60% of our corps members applied for and received transitional funding.
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General living costs, such as rent and food, before summer induction | $400-2,000 |
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Governments don't operate in a vacuum. When the fed proceeds with its plan to monetize the debt by printing money and buying government bonds they are telegraphing their intentions. But they don't seem to be anticipating the coming push-back. Obama complained he was only asked questions about other government leaders complaints but he failed to notice the nature of the complaints were much about this ill advised fed plan. Does it make sense to announce to the world, and markets, you intend to devalue the dollar? Don't you think, if you try to think ahead at all, that the markets and other countries will begin to maneuver to counter your actions? Don't you think that players like George Soros, (who said, with no regrets, that the main lesson he learned from his collaboration with the Nazis' persecution of Jews, was to think ahead) is preparing to "have a good year" much like he had in profiting from the global fiscal crisis of 2009? And at who's expense? Part of me thinks these guys can't be this obtuse. That maybe they are smarter by half and that their true intention of revealing their plans to the market is that they want the push back.
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Last month, Hendrick Molefe pleaded guilty to defrauding the RAF and cutting a deal which saw him getting a lenient sentence in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court.
The deal was that he would pay back the money to the RAF. He was fined R50,000 or three years' imprisonment for fraud and also sentenced to six years, suspended for five years.
Despite this conviction, Molefe is still a member of the Northern Province Law Society and his status is active. Jaco Fourie, senior legal officer in the society's disciplinary department,confirmed that Molefe was still a member.
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From: Paul Benyon <>
Subject: Re: [MAR] Royal Navy records
Date: Thu, 01 May 2008 14:19:14 +0100
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It would appear that you may be one of the lucky ones - many people
have family stories passed down that a relative may have served in the
Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars, but due to the fact that there
were no centralised records for ratings until 1853, it is nigh on
impossible for them to find that vital starting point - which in your
case would appear to be provided by the marriage bond - the National
Archives catalogue :
tells us that the following documents, which may include mention of
your Richard HARPER, depending on when he joined the vessel and when
was discharged from thence to shore or his next ship :
Ships' Musters
ADM 36/12530Ship: CHICHESTER1797 Dec - 1799 Apr
ADM 36/13377Ship: CHICHESTER1799 Mar - 1800 Feb
ADM 36/15312Ship: CHICHESTER1800 Mar - 1802 Apr
ADM 36/16690Ship: CHICHESTER1802 Apr - 1803 Jun
ADM 36/16691Ship: CHICHESTER1803 Jul - 1804 Apr
Ships' Pay Books
ADM 35/334Ship: Chichester1793 Oct. 20 - 1798 Sept. 30
ADM 35/335Ship: Chichester1798 Oct. 1 - 1804 Aug. 31
The reason, if given, for discharge to shore, may well explain more.
But I suspect that a ropemaker living at Portsmouth may well be akin
to one of those reserved occupations that those who lived through WWII
might recognise, i.e. due to the large number of vessels in commission
during this period the Admiralty had great difficulty supplying
adequate quantities of rope to the dockyards and the fleet - a problem
much complained of by Nelson from time to time...........
Since you live in South Africa and since the muster lists are such
large books you may need to employ a researcher to discover when your
Richard served - see National Archives leaflet on researchers :
On Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:49:50 +0200, "Frank Lyn"
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>Hi David H
>Thanks for your input. Very interesting. I'm pretty clueless about
>conditions in the 18th century Royal Navy. You say - if I understand
>correctly - that a man (or boy) signed on to a particular ship and remained
>with that vessel indefinitely, until he died, was disabled or transferred,
>at the Admiralty's pleasure, to another ship. Was there not a period of time
>after which he could legitimately resign from the Navy? Soldiers in the
>British Army were able to retire on pension after 21 years service. Did
>similar conditions
>apply in the Navy? I'd like to discover why my 2xg-grandpa was ashore making
>ropes at the age of 30, after "belonging" (sic) to HMS Chichester. If he was
>discharged from the Navy on grounds of ill-health or incapacity, his problem
>didn't impair his ability to work or produce offspring. Plainly he wasn't a
>deserter since he remained conspicuous in Portsmouth, a naval base, all of
>his long life, under his own name. Curious!
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>>There are no "service records" from this period, likewise there was no
>>"service contract" - you signed on with a particular ship and stayed there until
>>the ship paid off or you were turned over to another ship. You could be
>>discharged before that due to health reasons, or of course you could desert.
>>He may have left for lots of reasons - health may have been one of them, or
>>simply because the ship paid off. The only way to find out more would be to
>>check the Pay and Muster Books for the Chichester, now at The National
>>Archives at Kew, south London. These should show the date he joined and the date he
>>left, often with some info. on where he joined from and where he went to -
>>if it was another ship the name should be given, but it may simply show him
>>being discharged ashore.
>>The Chichester was a 44 gun ship built at Itchenor in 1785. She was
>>converted to a Store ship in 1793-94 after which she sent to the West Indies
>>1794-95; Mediterranean 1795-96; Cape of Good Hope 1797-98; Mediterranean 1799-1800.
>>After a period of repair at Woolwich in 1800, the Chichester went on to see
>>more service in the Med and West Indies and North American stations until
>>paid off for the last time in 1807. She was broken up in 1815.
>>David H
>>>In a message dated 27/04/2008 15:43:25 GMT Standard Time,
>>> writes:
>>>One of my ancestors, Richard HARPER of Portsmouth, was in the Royal Navy
>>>during Nelson's time. Richard's marriage bond application dated 1799 states
>>>that he was a "Mariner belonging to HMS The Chichester". Between 1801 and
>>>1808 Richard disappears from my radar and I assume it was due to the RN
>>>being occupied with Napoleon. Thereafter he reamains ashore for the rest of
>>>his life working as a Ropemaker. Did he leave the RN because of injuries
>>>sustained, or because his service contract had expired? Is it possible to
>>>get hold of sailor's service records for this period?
>>>Best wishes.
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Thursday, June 13, 2013 | 10:30 AMWe exhausted plenty of rider versus rider history last month with our Monster Energy 30 Greatest Riders in AMA Motocross countdown, and we followed that up by posting the all-time win and podium list for the Nationals.
This week, a different angle: brand versus brand. Here's the all-time National wins by brand as it stands after the first four rounds of the 2013 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship.
450 (formerly 250) Class Wins by Brand2. Kawasaki 98
3. Yamaha 74
4. Suzuki 73
6. Husqvarna 8
7. Bultaco 4
8. Can-Am 4
250 (formerly 125) Class Wins by Brand
2. Honda 102
3. Suzuki 87
4. Yamaha 64
6. Can-Am 1
Do a little math with these, and you'll see a battle has broken out.
Jeff "Six-Time" Stanton secured a lot of wins for Honda.
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Combined 250 and 450 Class Wins by Brand
1. Kawasaki 236
2. Honda 232
Wow! That's close! This year Kawasaki has generated three wins with Ryan Villopoto and Honda has one with Eli Tomac, so you can see how easily this all-time ranking could change with 16 more National wins up for grabs this summer. Huge credit to Mitch Payton's Pro Circuit squad for getting the 250 Class edge on green. There was a decade-long span where CR125s owned the 125 Nationals, but Kawasaki has swung that advantage all the way around (doesn't hurt that the first and second riders all time on the 125 win list, James Stewart and Ricky Carmichael, did all of their winning on Kawasakis).
Of course, Team Honda's legacy in the 450 Class is legendary, with the likes of Johnson, Stanton, Bayle, McGrath and Carmichael delivering huge wins there. Honda hasn't even won the title there since 2004, yet they're way in front in all-time wins still.
And Red Rider fans have some more bragging rights. Add in the now-defunct 500 National Class and things change in a hurry.
The GOAT won a lot of races while with Kawasaki.
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500 Class Wins by Brand
2. Yamaha 56
3. Kawasaki 43
4. Suzuki 12
6. Husqvarna 6
7. Maico 3
Add up all three classes and Honda now has the all-time National wins edge 291-279. We never thought we'd get to say this again, but score one for the CR500!
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I would have never guessed Can-Am won a 125 national.
@MX Bob.....they didn't. Can-Am coerced Gary Jones to move from his Yamaha to Can-Am at the very end of the "250" nationals (I think it was 1973 but I could be wrong) to where he finished the nationals on a Can-Am....therefore Can-Am wins a national title.
It was the 250 class, and my mind is fuzzy at to the exact year.
coerced = paid......
@70sRacer, the title of the article states National Wins by Brand, not Titles. Unless the data is bad, somebody won a 125 National on a Can-Am.
Opppsssss..........my bad, thanks for the correction.
Can-Am was bad ass in the 70's
Ellis, Jones and Tripes
Those were the good ole days for us old timers.
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I like the way this story was written. Short and to the point, informing, and kept me wondering. I was doing the math in my head as I read, and just when I was thinking, alright, my favorite brand has this, the old arm stretcher wins again. Wasn't expecting that.
maybe a SECOND list?
Brands who PAID the most for the riders
Results would still be the same
I didn't know Can-Am even made a 125, not one capable of beating Smith anyway. I just remember the 250s that were brutally powerful, but handled like an extension ladder with wheels.
I like seeing Maico and CZ making one of these lists.
are all 11 ktm wins Dungeys??
Not sure about RD.... I think John Dowd may have gotten a couple on that monster 520sx
Good Comment MX Bob. I currently ride a CR500AF, but I remember my 1970 Pursang 250 hitting impossibly hard - the problem with memory is that it is a series of relations. My sang's hit was relative to what was out there at the time. My AF's hit is relative as well.
Sanity says that a relatively modern 500 would hit harder than a 1970 250, all other things being equal. But they are not equal are they? I weighed a buck fifty when I was on the sang, while I am a couple bales of hay heavier now and a lot stronger due to being out of my teens.
Still, the bull was all I could handle at the time, and the AF is all I can handle now. I still have the sang and it is in great shape and all, but my guess is that I would bottom the shocks just sitting on it now.
Age does horrible things to a person, that and double-doubles.
Imagine where Suzuki would be on the 250 / 450 list without RC's 05-07 campaigns......ouch.
The funny thing is, history (probably) will remember the 05-13(?) RMZ-450 as one of, if not THE most successful SX / MX bikes ever due to the RC / Reed / Dungey eras on it.
Breaking up the 250/450 & 125/250 classes to show 2 vs 4 stroke wins even better.
Quick totals
I guess that old Honda commercial was true......."follow the leader"......
@ATC @downwheel - RD raced 12 Nationals last summer while RV was recovering from surgery. After JS won the first two, he lost the front and busted the wrist at the third. RD won ten straight last summer, and won 1 so far this summer when RV crashed twice. That is all of KTM's 11 wins in the 450 4T/250 2T class. I don't think Dowd ever captured an overall outside of the 250 4T/125 2T class.
I checked the vault and I stand corrected. Junkyard won the High Point 250MX overall on 5/21/00 (his last win according to The Vault) on a Kawi, so he was on a smoker, but that's an overall in the big boy class. Good on him. Looking forward to seeing him race Southwick, I don't care what class and I don't care what bike, just want to root for him.
I was at Baldwin Kansas when Ellis won that 125 National on his Can Am. It was an Inter-Am 250 race and 125 National. Ellis dominated. Falta won the 250 race on a CZ.
I'm not looking in the vault to figure it out, but my guess is that those three Maico wins are the result of Mosier/Chandler/Schultz, or some combination thereof.
Steve Stackable was a longtime Maico guy, too.
You're right. Stackable damn near won Maico a national championship and Mosier was riding Maicos in the 250 class if I remember correctly. I'm pretty sure Schultz grabbed a win on a Maico, though.
Short Stack may have had one of those Maico wins.
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Ryan added that how much Sanchez will play is unknown.
Sanchez has a slight cartilage tear in his right shoulder, and with a potential short-week of preparations before the Wild Card round of the playoffs, resting Sanchez on Sunday would have some benefit for the Jets.
"I always want to play," Sanchez said on Wednesday. "I just want to be smart with my shoulder (and make sure) that nothing slips in my week of practice in my preparation and film study. If it were up to me, I'd see how it feels on Sunday first before I did anything.
"I just want to be ready for the playoffs."
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