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Modern climbing roses
Modern climbers have seven- to eight-centimetre, classic-form blooms with canes that tend to be shorter and thicker than the wood of ramblers. (Their scaled-down size makes them suitable for small gardens.) Characteristics are highly variable, reflecting the many rose categories contributing genes to their breeding. Some modern climbers are described as "pillar" roses, because their canes are rigidly vertical and resist twisting and bending, while others take on a "fountain" form, with canes that rise vertically, then cascade down. Three fairly consistent features, however, are a remontant bloom cycle (that is, beginning in late spring, they bloom more than once in the growing season); a wide palette of colours; and a larger flower size than that of ramblers. Grown against a warm brick wall (which creates a micro-climate and advances blooming), a tall modern climber can be the earliest to bloom and extend the season through summer into autumn. Shorter types may be wrapped around a pergola, woven through arbours or draped over fences.
Cane posture is the most crucial factor in achieving maximum flowers. If allowed to grow vertically, climbing rose canes will bloom only at the top and make no effort to set blossoms lower down. Instead, when they are young and still pliable, anchor the canes horizontally to force buds to break along their length, which will produce lateral stems, resulting in a greater number of flowers. (The canes form the supporting structure of the plant, the lateral stems carry the flowers.) It's almost impossible to position rose canes in a true horizontal line, but bending them to any degree will increase flowering.
Pruning Modern Climbing Roses:
Climbers require only light pruning to maintain vigour; it's important to preserve as much of their structure as possible. The long main, or basal, canes can be productive for several years before becoming exhausted.
- Prune at the end of winter, using secateurs or a small pruning saw.
- Remove dead wood from the main canes and lateral stems, and any main canes that did not carry flowering laterals the previous season; also remove twiggy growth that's slimmer than a pencil.
- Preserve younger main canes and secure them in either a horizontal or slanted position.
- Cut back the flowering lateral stems to three or four buds.
- Remove any suckers growing from beneath the bud union. To do this, excavate the soil, grab the sucker down low with a gloved hand and pull it off with a twist.
- Snip off and dispose of any old rose leaves and hips.
Healthy Rose Foliage:
It's smart to grow strong roses that can withstand some degree of fungal disease, such as blackspot. The best preventive measure is to keep the garden clean, removing fallen leaves and any decaying or diseased foliage on a weekly basis. Spraying canes with dormant oil in spring before buds break can also help. After leafing out in May, for ongoing control, spray foliage every seven days with one teaspoon (5 mL) of baking soda dissolved in eight cups (2 L) of water.
Winter Protection:
Because climbing roses have so much of their wood exposed to wind and cold, their canes are susceptible to winter damage. In Zones 4 and lower, harsh winters with temperatures below –20C will kill substantial amounts of unprotected rose canes; their crowns may survive, however, and produce vigorous new growth in the spring.
Wrapping the canes with any windbreaking material, such as a heavy tarp, helps preserve them. For even better protection, first bundle the canes with insulation sheets (from a building supply store), then wrap in a garden tarp.
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20mm Gravel
Gravel is rock fragments, and 20mm gravel would roughly correspond to a little over 3/4 inches. This is often the size of pea gravel, tiny, round, smooth stones that are used to pave patios, driveways, gardens, playgrounds and walkways. Small gravel can also be used as mulch, which can keep plant beds from drying out and keep down weeds.
Since it can be made from all kinds of stone, gravel can come in all kinds of colors, from gray to a mix of white, yellow and pink, to blue. Gravel can come in sizes from granule, which is 2mm to 4mm, to boulder sized, which ranges from about 64mm to 256mm. Gravel is also an ingredient in concrete.
20mm gravel can be processed by humans or found naturally. Since the homeowner in this case wants stones that are more or less 20mm, it might be easier to process stones and filter out the right size than to harvest them from nature.
Often homeowners call in landscaping experts to pave an area on their property with 20 mm gravel, but small areas can be done by the homeowner with a bit of help. Since gravel's loose, it can be tracked into places where it's not wanted, and quite uncomfortable to walk on with bare feet. To guard against this, the area where the gravel is laid down will have to be edged with materials like wood, rubber or concrete.
Calculating Gravel
A homeowner can calculate how much gravel they'll need for the area they'd like to cover. One calculation is for a square area and the other is for a circular area. The square area is calculated by the width times the length, while the circular area is calculated according to the diameter. Both are multiplied by the depth the homeowner would like the gravel to achieve and then the cubic yardage is determined.
Gravel is less expensive as a paving than concrete or asphalt, but needs considerable maintenance. Potholes, dips and other uneven places will inevitably form and will have to be fixed. However, fixing these small areas is fairly easy.
Paths and Walkways
20mm gravel is excellent for walkways and paths, especially since it can be purchased in many different colors to go with the overall ambiance of the property.
A patio paved with gravel can be esthetically pleasing, but it can be hard to move furniture around gravel if the patio is used often for dining and other recreation.


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Chocolate. Wine. Coffee. Cheese. Cue this. Leave out the cheese (wah) and you've got Hotel St. Germain's upcoming Chocolate, Wine, and Coffee Tasting. On March 28 at 7pm, come to the historic hotel and you'll get chocolates (Scharffen Berger 82%, Valrhona Guanaja 70 %, and more), wine (Rombauer Zinfandel, J Vidal Fleury Crozes Hermitage Syrah, Les Clos de Paulilles Banyuls Rimage, to name a few) and coffee (Sumatra Italian Roast, Chicory Bittersweet French Roast Blend, etc). So you don't have to eat dinner beforehand, the St. Germain will also have a buffet set up, with oysters rockefeller, hummus, pita, beef tenderloin, and more. Oh! I just noticed there will be cheese on the buffet too. I'm a happy girl. Read all about it here.
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Keep the Scharffen Berger…the quality of it has declined since Hershey's bought them.
If they will offer Amadei Chuao, Patric, and other smaller producers with excellent dark chocolates, I'd definitely go.


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Well done Alvaro. Who cares if it was in the wet, it was just as wet for him as it was for the others. Been good to watch him improve through the year. While he has so much loyalty to Suzi I would like to see him start next year on a litre, which isn't going to happen with them. I wouldn't mind him moving to any other team, what with next years customer bikes all pretty much as close to factory spec as they will be at the beginning.
Alvaro and Marco had some good scraps on the 250's so would like to see him on Marco's bike if anyone.


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So says Philly.com in an interview piece with Terence Blanchard, who's in Philly this week to give a master class to students at the Girard Academic Music Program and the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts.
The site also mentions that Blanchard is working an opera with the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis. News to me as well...
Fox Searchlight has set a release date for Kasi Lemmons' Black Nativity for November 27, 2013.
Forest Whitaker and Angela Bassett play father and mother to Jennifer Hudson's character, in a work that's based on Langston Hughes' Broadway gospel musical.
The story centers on a young black teen from Baltimore, who is sent to Harlem by his mother to spend the Christmas holiday with his estranged grandparents. The boy then learns the real meaning of faith and family when his grandfather delivers a Christmas Eve sermon and "a stylized, dream-sequence retelling of the classic Nativity story."
Tyrese Gibson, Luke James, singer Jacob Latimore and rapper Nas round out the cast.
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ML Game 17
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Campbell's scored two in the 1st, three in the 2nd and two in the 3rd to capture a second win. After Dan Grandieri walked, Brian Treston blasted a two run homer off Bryan Mizell to get 2 in the first. After a single by Brad Quinter and a walk by Jason McLarney, Dan Grandieri smacked a two run double, stole 3rd and scored on a wild pitch to get three in the 2nd. Campbell's scored two unearned in the 3rd.
GF scored three in the 3rd and one in the 4th. The three in the 3rd came on a couple of errors by Campbell's then a couple of singles by Brian Koskinen and Tobias Gabel. GF added one more in the 4th.
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Covering this year's Tribeca Film Festival, one movie that really knocked me on my ass was Thomas Ikimi's Legacy. Taking place almost exclusively in a small, run-down Brooklyn apartment
I agreed to interview brilliantlove director Ashley Horner before I was able to see the film, a decision that has to be made often at film festivals because schedules are so hectic
Joan Rivers really is a piece of work and I'm not just referring to the plastic face; the woman is always on. Now that Rivers has made a place for herself as the butt of all our jokes
Most look at and treat Rivers as thought shes just another wax figure in Madame Tussauds. She may resemble one on the outside, but thats no reason to overlook the fact that she is a person and has feelings too
Last week I talked to Scranton and Carolin about their experience making the film, the extent to which the Western media misunderstands and blatantly ignores many truths about modern Rwanda, and how they encourage everyday people to learn more about a country
The Trotsky is a completely original spin on the typical high school comedy. Its smart and thoughtful, as is Tierney. Check out what the writer-director, Jacob Tierney, told me about his film in this brief interview
Superheroes, maniacal serial killers and historical figures brought back to life are great, but sometimes you just need a good old family drama that feels real and Every Day is just that
Most young guys have idols like professional athletes or their father. But no; not Leon Bronstein (Jay Baruchel). In fact, Leon truly believes hes the reincarnation of the Soviet iconoclast
Thanks to Dog Pound, I began my coverage of the Tribeca Film Festival in an overwhelmingly fantastic way with high hopes for the screenings to come. From there some were fantastic, some were far from it
In his newest film, Get Low, Robert Duvall plays Felix Bush, a man who, after a devastating and mysterious incident, disappears to live his life in the woods. Forty years later, he reemerges
After seeing a movie like The Disappearance of Alice Creed, youd expect the writer-director to be a bit on the peculiar side. That couldnt be farther from the truth when it comes to J Blakeson
Writer Richard Levine's entire resume consists of work on the small screen, most notably on Nip/Tuck, so it's no surprise that his first feature film plays out much like a TV show
The film, which documents Dury's stint with the band Ian Dury & The Blockheads and all the nasty rock star behavior that came with it, is by no means a traditional biopic, incorporating everything from flashbacks to hallucinatory music performances
On July 18th, 2008, a stage was erected in the middle of New Yorks Shea Stadium for what would be the last concert before the building was demolished in favor of the newer Citi Field
We'll be doing our best this weekend to catch up with the winners we haven't seen yet and let you know what all the fuss is about. For the full details check out the list of feature-length winners below
Just Like Us documents Ahmed Ahemds journey to Arab countries including Dubai, Lebanon, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, all of which the average American assumes is not only devoid of comedy
While the film sells itself with its action, both Thanh Van Ngo and Johnny Nguyen being incredible martial artists, the films greatest weakness is the invention of the gun
J.B. Ghuman doesn't mind you telling him that his movie is weird-- in fact, he and his stars have hand signals to support their love for the giant dose of weirdness that is Spork
To even the most devoted of political nuts that probably sounds deathly dull, but first-time documentarian Jeff Reichert has made a funny, entertaining and, in its own way, deeply patriotic film
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The long hello: Zac Brown Band
Zac Brown Band took years to reach its status of breakout Best New Artist
The Zac Brown Band, with Sonia Leigh, Levi Lowrey and Nic Cowan
When: Tuesday, 7 p.m.
Where: San Diego Sports Arena, 3500 Sports Arena Blvd.
Tickets: $30.50-$40.50 (plus service charges)
Phone: (800) 745-3000
LOS ANGELES The Zac Brown Band made history in at least two ways when it won Best New Artist honors at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards last month.
The six-man group became the first country-music band — as opposed to solo artist — to ever win a Best New Artist trophy at the Grammys. Equally notable, this year's Best New Artist winner isn't exactly new, although Grammy Award rules are flexible in defining who qualifies for such a designation.
That's a good thing for Brown, who formed his Atlanta-based band in 2000, several years after launching his music career, and released his group's first album on his own label in 2003.
Or, as the bearded singer-guitarist said backstage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where the Grammys were held: "We've been very blessed to do what we love for a living. After 13 years, to be recognized on this level is one of the greatest pleasures of my life."
Intriguingly, the Zac Brown Band was the only one of the five Best New Artist nominees to perform on the Grammys telecast, which found it duetting with legendary singer-songwriter Leon Russell on "America the Beautiful," Russell's "Dixie's Lullaby" and Brown's "Chicken Fried."
Even so, the Grammy victory appeared to come as a genuine surprise to Brown and his bandmates, who include guitarist-organist Coy Bowles, violinist-singer Jimmy De Martini, drummer Chris Fryar, bassist-singer John Driskell Hopkins and multi-instrumentalist and singer Clay Cook.
"We did not think we were going to win at all. We've been on a lot of awards shows this year, and performed (on them) and didn't win," Brown, 34, said. "I mean, we didn't plan on winning anything. We're performers and to be recognized on this level is insane. It's surreal."
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Case in point: Brown and his band's Tuesday show at the San Diego Sports Arena, which kicks off the 15-city West Coast leg of the group's Breaking Southern Ground Tour.
Depending on the seating configuration, the Sports Arena can accommodate up to 13,000 fans. That's 12,600 more than the 400-capacity Brick By Brick in Bay Park, where the Zac Brown Band appeared here a year ago this month.
Yet, even though Tuesday's Sports Arena gig will use a scaled back "theater" configuration, with a 5,000 capacity, playing such a large venue one year after a club date here seems daunting. Or is it?
"We had to bet on ourselves, as to what we're becoming and as we get more and more radio (air) play," Brown said. "I would rather have 2,000 or 3,000 empty seats than turn away 1,000 people, who might otherwise be following us for the rest of their lives."
Brown and his band's major label debut, the million-plus-selling "The Foundation," was released in late 2008 by Atlantic Records. Now ranked at No. 10 on the national Billboard pop album charts, "The Foundation" sold 40,000 copies the week after the Grammys (a sales jump of 82 percent over the previous week). The 12-song album is a notable crossover success, as befits a crowd-pleasing act that has opened concerts for artists as varied as B.B. King, Willie Nelson, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Sugarland.
In June, the Zac Brown Band plays the annual Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee, where it will be part of a lineup that includes fellow 2010 Grammy winners Jay-Z, Kings of Leon and Jeff Beck. In July, Brown and his group open seven shows for the Dave Matthews Band.


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The term "white collar criminals" always sounded so fancy to me. You know? There's something that just sounds glamourous about it. But fact of the matter is, there's nothing glamorous about it – it's just the same low life scam… in a pretty shirt. Apparently Australia is seeing a surge in white collar crimes due to the world wide financial ... Read More »
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Scams have been around since the beginning of time. Some may have a new twist, some are new because of technology but the overall consideration is someone isn't getting what they were promised. There are phone scams, credit card scams, mortgage scams, and so on. The list is endless and will always be endless as long as there are unscrupulous ... Read More »


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Prescription Monitoring Program already being used
The Oklahoman's recent coverage of the state's prescription drug abuse problem and legislation proposed for mandatory physician checks of the Prescription Monitoring Program leads the public to believe that physicians don't currently check the PMP and are unconcerned about the problem. This is untrue.
Most physicians recognize the problem and are working hard to curb prescription drug abuse. We feel lucky to have the PMP as a real-time database. Prescribers voluntarily checked the PMP more than 1.5 million times last year to check prior narcotics prescriptions. This undoubtedly prevented thousands of subsequent duplicate prescriptions.
Physicians wholeheartedly supported legislation passed last year to program the PMP to identify overusers and to notify physicians when their patient was receiving multiple prescriptions. Physicians are glad to have the PMP as a resource in Oklahoma. In short, physicians are already valuable partners in the fight against prescription drug abuse, but they can only address part of the problem.
Physician groups are working with legislators and the governor's office to negotiate meaningful legislation. With Oklahoma's severe physician shortage — 45th in the nation in physicians per capita — we need to make sure that physicians' time is used effectively. We need to make sure that physician use of the PMP is done in the most efficient manner possible in the most effective way to address overusers.
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In this paper, I consider how different versions of the similarity account of scientific representation might apply to a simple case of scientific representation, in which a model is used to predict the behaviour of a system. I will argue that the similarity account is potentially susceptible to the problem of accidental similarities between the model and the system and that, if it is to avoid this problem, one has to specify which similarities have to hold between a model and a system for the model to be a faithful representation of that system. The sort of similarity that needs to hold between the model and the system, I argue, is a "second-order" similarity rather than simply a "first-order" similarity. This will not only avoid the problem but hopefully will contribute to dispelling the impression that an account of representation based on similarity is hopelessly vague.
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A U.S. contractor in Iraq, Halliburton, said three of the four bodies found near an attack on a fuel convoy in Iraq were workers for one of its subsidiaries.
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It's official folks! Here Comes Honey Boo Boo stars June Shannon and Sugar Bear have tied the knot, or at least we think they did. Ever since the news leaked out about the redneck wedding, fans have been wondering how it all went down! Well, new details have emerged, and they include camouflage, neon orange, and good ole barbecue! More wedding details inside…
You certainly could not have expected anything less (or more) from our favorite redneck family, could you? What better way to celebrate your big day than with family, friends, barbecue and camouflage? At least that is how the clan of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo celebrated June and Sugar Bear's big day yesterday, which took place in their Georgia backyard.
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Now that the dust has settled a bit—and it's quite clear that the only playoffs anyone in the Tribe's organization should be worried about are at the AA level—Jacob and I thought we might take a moment to draft a few notes for Mark Shapiro and Co about the minor league system and the near future. From playing time for certain players to roster protection moves for others, we aim to offer up our ideas for the best course of action for the rest of the 2009 season. Please note that we won't be discussing the potential for further waiver-trades at the ML level, but instead are focusing on guys down in the ranks a bit.
DP: Call up Jordan Brown and give him every-day at bats for the Tribe.
It's no secret that I've been lobbying hard for Brown for most of the last month or so, especially given the fact that Chris Gimenez continues to languish in the majors. Brown has been the Clippers' best hitter for literally the entire season, and he plays both corner outfield positions as well as first base. There is literally no reason that he remains in Columbus and Gimenez remains in Cleveland. Between those three positions, there are enough at-bats to go around that Brown could see regular playing time. I would argue it's as important to see what the team has in Brown as it is a guy like Matt LaPorta. Brown has hit at every level he's played at in the minors, and has won two MVP awards at various levels. He deserves a shot, and why not now?
JR: Don't forget about 3B Lonnie Chisenhall in Class A Kinston.
Last year's first-round draft pick, the 20-year-old Chisenhall is having a solid yet not spectacular season for the Kinston Indians in the Carolina League. In a pitching-heavy league, Chisenhall is now batting .276 with 18 home runs and 77 RBI but has been most impressive is his power with runners on base. He slugged his fourth grand slam of the season Monday night and is now batting .322 in 202 at bats with men on base this season. Additionally, in his first full year the hot corner, he struggled early in committing 15 errors in his first 41 games but since has just six errors in 56 games. In the long-term discussion at third base, Chisenhall has to be in the mix along with guys like Wes Hodges, Andy Marte and Jhonny Peralta, and should be in Akron by the end of this season. He will undoubtedly begin 2010 with the Double-A Aeros, and thus theoretically could compete for a starting 3B job for Cleveland in Spring Training 2011. He turns 21 in October and thus the potential for him is still very much untapped.
DP: Leave Hector Rondon in AAA to finish the year. Don't call him up, but don't send him back down either.
Rondon has pitched very well for Columbus in his first handful of starts. And, with both the Clippers and Indians well out of any playoff contention in their respective leagues, I believe there's no reason to rush him to Cleveland, and along those same lines there are plenty of reasons to simply let him finish the year in Columbus and then to shut him down. Rondon is literally THE BEST PITCHING PROSPECT THE TRIBE HAS. He's 21, and has already thrown a combined 101 innings between Akron and Columbus. He's slated to make roughly six more starts (at 6.0 innings per start, another 36 innings or so). I'm sure it would be tempting to see what he could do against major legaue hitting, and/or also to send him down to Akron to let him get another start or two in during the AA playoffs. But, I ask: why rush him to the majors for a non-contender and risk killing his confidence, all while also risking injury by throwing him more innings than is needed? Let him finish the Clippers' schedule, and then shut him down.
JR: Keep Nick Weglarz, Beau Mills and Carlos Santana in Akron for the rest of the playoffs.
These three sluggers have been with the Aeros all-season long but as much as Tribe fans want to see these players finish out in Columbus or Cleveland, they could all develop together in a playoff atmosphere in the Eastern League. Akron currently stands at 69-42 and thus is only 11 wins away (with 31 games left) of becoming the first team in Eastern League history to win 80 games in five consecutive seasons. By comparison, 80 wins in an 142-game schedule is equivalent to 92 wins in baseball and the last team to win that many in a row were the New York Yankees from 2001-2007. Weglarz (.387 on-base), Mills (33 multi-hit games) and Santana (current 13-game hitting streak) are all having good seasons for the Aeros and thus finishing out for a hopeful championship will do wonders in terms of their progression. They all will hopefully began 2010 with Columbus, but for now a playoff run with Jeanmar Gomez, Matt McBride, Eric Berger and company will mean a lot.
DP: Leave Michael Brantley in AAA until the AA playoffs, and then send him down to play in more meaningful games with Akron.
Brantley isn't quite ready for prime time, yet. His "leadoff man" numbers are decent: through 90 games, he has a .346 OBP (including 51 walks against only 42 Ks), has scored 70 runs, and is 37-for-41 in stolen bases, which is good enough for second in the IL in total steals and second in steal-success-rate at 90.2% (one player in the IL is 16-for-16, so take that stat for what it is). Add in his great defense in centerfield, and it might be tempting to bring him up to play a bit in September. Here's why I think that's a bad idea: Brantley worked his way through a hamstring injury earlier this year, and his batting average still needs some work (.262). In addition, with Grady Sizemore continuing to play (even though perhaps it doesn't make sense for him to risk further injury), there are not going to be every-day at-bats for Brantley, which is something he sorely needs. This is why I also suggest the Tribe Brass sends him down to Akron once Columbus's season is done, so that he can continue to play in semi-meaningful games and get every-day playing time.
JR: Protect RHP StevenWright from the Rule 5 Draft this offseason.
Just yesterday I saw an early list of the possible Rule 5 Draft players in the organization that would have to be placed on the 40-man roster in order to be spared joining a new organization for cash. The catch is that these players would have to make the opposing big league squad, but in the case of the Cleveland Indians many decisions will be made in the coming months. One such guy I think is a must-keep is former second-round pick Steven Wright out of Hawaii. The 24-year-old is in his first full season as a reliever in Akron this year and has done a wonderful job as a do-it-all guy both in the set-up and middle relief roles for manager Mike Sarbaugh. In 21 relief outings he is now 7-0 with a 2.18 ERA while saving one game and in his 41.1 innings pitched he has struck out 34, walked just 13 and held batters to a .227 average against. I know there are a lot of players in Columbus and Cleveland right now that will compete for relief roles next season, but Wright can only help in the coming years as a tough as nails reliever.


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Economists say growth and employment should increase in Mississippi next year, led by an improved housing market and an increase in home construction.
Forecasters discussed their outlook at a Tuesday conference held by the College Board in Jackson.
Mississippi's economy is predicted to grow 1.6 percent in 2013, compared to an expansion of only 0.5 percent this year.
Payroll employment in the state should grow 1 percent, compared to staying flat or barely shrinking in 2012. Mississippi will slightly lag the nation in both output and employment growth
The economists assume Congress and President Obama will at least temporarily avoid the year-end package of spending cuts and tax increases being called the "fiscal cliff."
If not, the nation and state could see a brief recession in 2013's first half.
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[Here is the beginning of an OpEd published on Labor Day in the Providence Journal. For the full piece, click here.]
WITH NO SMALL IRONY, Labor Day has become much more about finding cheap Chinese goods on sale than a celebration of the strength and dignity of the American worker. No doubt, both the late Mao Zedong and the late AFL-CIO president George Meaney are turning over in their graves.
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In less than a decade, China has vaporized over 60 percent of America's textile jobs, over half of its apparel jobs, over 40 percent of its semiconductor and electronic-components jobs, and roughly 20 percent of the jobs in the auto-parts, printing, paper and plastics industries.
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Feb. 13, 2008
BERKELEY - Former Golden Bear basketball standout Kevin Johnson will be honored at the 17th annual Sports Legends Awards in Los Angeles Feb. 23 where he will be presented the John R. Wooden Lifetime Achievement Award.
In addition, boxing's Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, hockey's Luc Robitaille and thoroughbred racing's Jose Santos will be recognized at the event.
The Paralysis Project of America's annual awards ceremony, benefiting spinal cord research, is open to the public. Serving as the event's emcee will be veteran sportscaster and sportswriter Diana Nyad, a Hall of Fame distance swimming standout in her own right, who was an honoree in 2007.
Also being honored will be Hall of Fame motocross champion and ESPN Supercross analyst David Bailey, who will receive the 2008 Bill Shoemaker Award for media awareness of the spinal cord injured and for his public advocacy for a revolutionary new safety device to be worn by motocross racers - the Leatt Brace.
Sports Legends Awards honorees are selected annually for their contributions to sports by The Paralysis Project of America's Business and Sports Councils. Headed by co-chairmen Bob Seagren and Gary Stevens, the Sports Council includes former Sports Legends Award winners Pepper Davis, Jim Hill, Rafer Johnson, Jim Knaub, Jack Kramer, Ann Meyers Drysdale, Joe Morgan, Don Newcombe, Bill Sharman, Al Unser, Rogie Vachon, Jamaal Wilkes and John R. Wooden.
"The 2008 class of Sports Legends are superstar athletes who continue to display the heart of a champion," said Catherine Lepone, executive director of The Paralysis Project of America. "Their participation is a tribute to those who have suffered a life-altering injury that challenges their ability to walk or compete in sports activities as they once did."
"This year's honorees are not only sports heroes but outstanding citizens, and we're extremely thrilled that the public will have a tremendous opportunity to meet and mingle with their favorite sports greats during our 17th Annual event," added David G. Geffen, president of The Paralysis Project of America Board of Directors.
Tipping off the evening's festivities at 5:45 p.m. is a reception, featuring autograph opportunities with current and former Sports Legend Award honorees, as well as a sports memorabilia auction and Diamond Bar and Big Screen TV raffle. The dinner begins at 7 p.m., followed immediately by the Sports Legends Awards presentation at 8 p.m.
Complete ticket information for the 17th Annual Sports Legends Awards can be obtained by contacting Nicole Levitt of the Wide Angle Group at (310) 397-9267. Net proceeds benefit The Paralysis Project of America (www.paralysisproject.org), founded by the parents of young people paralyzed by spinal cord injury, along with others dedicated to finding the ultimate cure for paralysis.
2008 Sports Legends Awards Honorees
Johnson, born in Sacramento, Calif., broke the school scoring record at the University of California prior to his selection in the 1987 NBA Draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers. After one season, "K.J." was traded to the Phoenix Suns, where he spent the remaining 12 seasons of his illustrious NBA career. The 6-1 point guard became a three-time NBA All-Star, four-time NBA All-Pro and Most Improved Player (1989), as well as a gold medalist on the U.S. World Championship team in 1994. He posted a career average of 17.9 points and 9.1 assists per game, and retired in 2000 as one of only four players in NBA history to average 20 points and 10 assists per game in three different seasons. During his 13-year NBA career, he compiled 6,711 assists, but that total has been far surpassed off the hardwood thanks to his generous commitment to the well being, education and future of young people. While competing in his third NBA season, Johnson created the St. HOPE Foundation (www.sthope.com), an organization to assist the inner-city community of Oak Park in his hometown of Sacramento. Today, St. Hope serves more than 2,000 children, and in the last 15 years has been responsible for renovating nine buildings, providing 282 jobs through 14 new businesses, and opening multiple charter schools with a total of more than $11 million in development.
Mancini, from of Youngstown, Ohio, followed in the footsteps of father Lenny, a 1940s lightweight boxing contender. A former Junior Olympian and successful amateur with a 43-7 record and 23 knock outs, Mancini entered the professional ranks at 18, when he won his first fight, knocking out Phil Bowen in the first round on Oct. 18, 1979. His all-out offensive fighting style and quick and decisive knockouts led to his "Boom Boom" nickname, and also caught the attention of major television networks where his career was heavily featured. In 1981 he won the North American Boxing Federation (NABF) Lightweight Championship belt from Jorge Morales, and a year later he captured the World Boxing Association (WBA) Lightweight Championship from Art Frias. Mancini retained the WBA title until 1984, when he was upset by Livingstone Bramble. He also lost the rematch in 1985. He retired from the ring in 1993 with a professional record of 295-5 with 23 KOs. At the height of his '80s success, Mancini parlayed his notoriety into an acting career, which he immersed himself in during and after his retirement, including appearances in numerous television shows and films, as well a producing credits for films such as "Turn of Faith" (2001).
Robitaille, a native of Montreal, Québec, and current Los Angeles resident, ranks as the highest scoring left wing in NHL history and the all-time Los Angeles Kings leader in goals scored. A future member of the Hockey Hall of Fame and an eight-time All Star, Robitaille retired following the 2006-07 season as one of the greatest players in NHL history after a 19-year professional career, compiling 1,394 points (668 goals, 726 assists) in 1431 career regular season games with the Kings, Detroit Red Wings, New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins. In 159 playoff games, including a run to the 2002 Stanley Cup with the Red Wings, he totaled 127 points with 58 goals and 69 assists. Originally drafted by the Kings in 1984, Robitaille became the first King to win the Calder Cup Trophy as the NHL's Rookie of the Year, and later joined legendary Wayne Gretzky in leading the Kings to the club's first Stanley Cup Finals in 1993. That season, Robitaille served as captain and set league single-season records for most goals (63) and points (125) by a left wing, marks that still stand. With 14 of his 19 seasons spent in a Kings uniform, his popular No. 20 jersey became only the fifth to be retired in club history on Jan. 20, 2007. Currently, he serving in his first season as L.A. Kings President, Business Operations, and along with his family, recently created the Shelter for Serenity, a disaster relief project that benefits victims of the Gulf Coast hurricanes (www.shelterforserenity.org
Santos, a current Florida resident, first raced horses at Club Hipico de Concepcíon at age 14 in his native Chile, before moving to the United States in 1984 at age 23 where his career blossomed. He became the top money-winning jockey four consecutive years between 1986 and 1989, winning the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Jockey in 1988. He is a seven-time winner of Breeders' Cup races and was victorious in the 1999 Belmont Stakes aboard Lemon Drop Kid, leading to his selection by his peers as the George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award recipient. In 2003, Santos nearly pulled off the coveted Triple Crown, riding Funny Cide to wins at the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes but finishing third in the Belmont Stakes. Santos' career ended in 2007 in a three-horse racing accident in New York's Aqueduct Racetrack that resulted in five broken vertebrae, a broken sternum and several broken ribs. Although he had designs on a return to racing later that year, doctors persuaded him to retire, which he did on July 30, 2007. A week later he was inducted into the Racing Museum's Hall of Fame, after compiling career totals of 25,928 mounts, 4,083 wins and earning of $188,561,787, ranking him No. 11 on the all-time jockey rankings list.
Bailey, a native of San Diego, is the step-son of former professional motocross standout Gary "The Professor" Bailey. Turning pro in 1979, the 18-year-old Bailey rapidly became one of the leading young motocross riders and eventually earned a factory sponsorship by Honda for the 1982 season. In 1983, he captured his first American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) national victory in the Anaheim Supercross, and went on to win the AMA Supercross and AMA 250 National Motocross titles. The 1986 season marked the best of his career, when he competed in three series, Supercross, 250cc and 500cc motocross, winning 500cc series and finishing runner up in the other two. Tragically, his career was cut short when he crashed in a practice session in Lake Huron, Calif., just before the start of the 1987 season. The accident left Bailey with significant spinal cord damage, and he became paralyzed from the waist down. He withdrew from the industry and sport he loved for seven years before re-emerging in 1994 as a supercross commentator for ESPN. In 1999, Bailey was inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame. Today, he continues his role as a TV broadcaster, and also serves as the spokesperson of the Full Circle Foundation (www.fullcirclefoundation.com), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping others with spinal cord injuries and contribute to finding a cure. For the past year, Bailey also has made a passionate plea to the top riders in the sport of motocross to start wearing the Leatt Brace, worn around the neck and shoulder to reduce the range of motion in the neck that a rider may endure during a severe crash. The goal of this device is to reduce the amount of paralyzing injuries that have seemed to have surged in recent years.


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Birthdays are some of the most anticipated days in American culture, but they're normally a pain when work conflicts with the birthday celebration; unless you're a FAMU football player, going through Camp Carter, and your parents bring you an unexpected present.
It's time to introduce you to FAMU freshman Antwan Moore
"I went to Lincoln High School," Moore says. "I'm on a full scholarship to FAMU."
Some of you may already recognize him as a former wide receiver for the Lincoln Trojans, or better yet, a speedy member of Lincoln high's 4x400 meter relay team. However, this past weekend, the two-sport kid had to juggle both his birthday and his first Saturday spring football practice.
"It's no better way than to be out here with your team," Moore said. "Celebration; you get the business out of the way first, then go out with the family, chill, and have a good time."
That good time got a lot better during practice when his parents decided to surprise him with a new car!
Allen Moore, Antwan's father said, "We're celebrating it with dinner and we got him a surprise new car."
Jackie Moore, Antwan's mother said, "He's been wanting a new car. He's gonna' be surprised, really surprised."
So, as Moore endured the hot sun in helmet & pads, he had no clue the car was waiting for him. In fact, he didn't think about a gift at all. "No, actually being alive today I can thank God for that and that's good enough for me," he said.
But obviously, this family managed to give Antwan more than he expected.
Moore said, "I couldn't ask for a better family. They've been behind me 100% and I love them all with all my heart."
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Although it's meant to be the season of goodwill and happiness, December is the month couples argue the most, with one in 20 doubting their relationship will survive past Christmas Day.
The study by Seddons found that one in five are already considering splitting up with their partner and blame money worries, entertaining extended family members and sharing the workload over Christmas as the main triggers.
Almost one in five admitted that they dread Christmas as they know it'll cause a string of rows with their partner.
Out of the 2,000 people questioned, the average couple argued four times a day - 124 throughout the whole of December. For some (23%), it became so bad, they decided to walk out on their relationship for good in December.
However, for 16% of those who split, they admitted that the separation was purely down to them wanting avoiding buying their partner a Christmas gift…
"The quest for a perfect Christmas and keeping everyone happy can often result in couples neglecting each other or just bad communication," says Head of Family Law, Deborah Jeff.
"By keeping a sense of perspective and being willing to compromise, your relationship needn't be a casualty of the season. Even something as simple as having planned some time for just the two of you once all the entertaining is over can support your relationship over the Christmas period.
"But if the issues are still there in the New Year, get specialist legal advice and consult a relationship counsellor before making any long-term decisions."
If you argue with your partner at Christmas, find out how you can keep the stress out of your relationship with these expert tips from life coach, Sophia Davis.
Relationship tips from life coach, Sophia Davis.
"Sometimes couples find it easier to turn to friends rather than their other half when it comes to talking through problems. Turning your back on your partner during a stressful time can be damaging to your relationship, as it can lead to feelings of rejection and frustration. Communicate with your partner and turn to each other. This builds the confidence and trust you both need so you can discuss heavier and potentially stressful topics when they arise."
"While most people think that intimacy has to lead to sex, think again, because it also enables you to both relax and reveal your thoughts and feelings. Feeling close to your partner helps you solve problems as a team and helps you be open and honest. Intimacy gives your partner a chance to support you and in return, you are more likely to support them when they are stressed."
"If you are unkind to yourself and picking on yourself for choices you think you should have/shouldn't have made, by extension you will be unkind to your partner. If you want to maintain a strong and healthy, being kind to yourself an your partner is one of the first places to start."
"It's easy to get overwhelmed with daily activities and workloads, meaning little time is left for anything else. The more time spent on these things, the less time is spent with your partner. Work stress is top factor for causing friction in a marriage, so don't be a workaholic - stay in touch by phone, email, text messages. Cut back on your schedules if they aren't essential and prioritise a certain amount of 'us' time per week."


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