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Obama Health Care Law Heads to Court
The News Hub examines three days of arguments before the Supreme Court regarding President Obama's health care law. Also, CEO salaries are now being tied to performance. Plus, remembering iconic boxing writer Bert Sugar.
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I just didn't eat cause there are too costly yet in the latest fatter and bought the ... ticket to get into the U S Supreme Court that they are standing in line to hear ... the case at the whole lot goes ... to the Supreme Court today is one of the ... biggest hottest tickets in Washington were to have much more on that coming up a loved one I'm helping covered welcome ... to news that ... a Monday morning everybody thanks for joining us the lips of sincere ... the board every ... week in a very nice thank you friend in Dallas in its line months and I ... and as Professor Hill telling us even MIT professor and a health talk about the health care law the implications are that the Supreme Court is getting here this thing so much for being here to put it in one egg crate when I get ... to get to that for every sale iPads Epson printer made and also standing by Wall Street Journal Supreme Court correspondent for it's just ... a few ... places frame up four s exactly what this means we all know that the ... health care law ... has been widely debated it'll be a hot topic on the presidential trail ... that meaning its November so that tells what it means is it that the Supreme Court and in here ... well ... the quarter's Agueci's takes seriously its guzzles six hours of argument over three days starting today than it actually is tomorrow to argument over the centerpiece of a lot lot of its most controversial ... their party that most Americans carry health insurance or pay a penalty ... the challengers of led by twenty six Republican controlled states and ... small business lobbying group ... say that that exceeds Congress's constitutional authority to regulate interstate commerce the government says ... no it doesn't get sudden natural add to the government's authority over health insurance and health care and a mechanism for financing ... health care in this country ... professor this move that will win the presidency or ... about the individual mandate goes back ... a number of decades to case ... involving Agricole troll of limits on on for me could you explain that quickly and tell us how that applies ... in that in the individual mandate now sure back in nineteen forty two Roscoe Phil Byrne ... was feeding grain to its cap was ... and I violated the agricultural adjustment Act which says he can't ... too much training set quotas to raise the price of grain ... he said that on interstate commerce and therefore Congress to prohibit me from feeding grain to my parents ... the court disagreed an opinion by Robert Jackson ... and held that well enough acts as a substantial factor in ... national price of grain to feed grain accounts in fact the party stipulated back to twenty percent effect on price a big effect on price ... and so Congress to control effect on price to control some kids told a local ... entirely intrastate and not especially commercial ... and that's really the could be applied to a case of some of it does not buy insurance ... unit that's obviously local your decision not to buy interest expense of the mystical status of interstate commerce ... and started we not commercial ... to not doing anything ... still it has a big ... effect on insurance companies ... and indeed the Obama administration's double down on this climb because the cleaning ... the individually and it is no inseparable from the guaranteed issue prevention ... and that's to be big or even when set ... up by making the point um rally this was Trudeau was this entry was ... hammering home the idea ... that East recommended to me and it's ... not the people regulate insurance companies ... everybody in this case agrees Congress regulate insurance companies ... to be the one he says he got a deal to be added to the tothe was interns companies could either go bankrupt or raise premiums to the roof ... I feel I handicapping the deficit will come down on us ... well I think the range of boats were looking for it is between five four and eight to wind up based on what the Jess's previously said or we can expect ... from their prior positions ... that means that on the right and the Court of most observers say that Justice Clarence Thomas is very skeptical the last ... seventy five years of the Supreme Court Congress jurisprudence ... of will up close this man is exceeding rational powers under him for more liberal members of the courts ... have tended to defer to congressional judgments about economic matters about regulating ... industries and they're going to the most likely say ... this really falls within congressional discretion is a good way to regulate health care or not and the question is really for the other four conservative justices ... with it you wouldn't believe to be just for the number of times his name is mentioned in the breeze both sides ... of hoaxes and Justice Anthony Kennedy whose was mentioned ... more than thirty times by both sides in their enterprise work ... write to Britain in a half to get to the courthouse right now thanks for joining us we appreciate it from falling on this on the beest outcome for both reportedly ego when notice the court ruled on something like this before is the president whether which we be looking for and is there any indication on swimming ... well you know if you look at all the decisions records are held with share prices economic regulation this is an easy case which is why Lovelock often judges were skeptical ... ALM that the quarter respective stances looks very economic in the court has held back in the ... ninety s fifty regulated and economic field ... they will max lead after for Congress ... on either hand it is true that Congress has forced people to do stuff pursued to its commerce power ... and that's where the plaintiffs are really rest indicates that this is ... a new regulatory technique ... is in the regulatory technique however for a very old regulatory mission ... and for that reason my guess is the courts cannot pull this off ... and and how is this don't argue that that that states could have the ability to ... mitigate something like this there's a saying that the NASA the federal government yes it How to invest in the States Massachusetts's law which may Romney has been criticized for promoting ... is actually safer that this theory the city limits the federal government does nothing to protect anyone from individually and in response to ... and and and and really the other thing is when is this issue actually giving me ... how important are these oral argument or know people like to read the tea leaves with that with the question is the justices as ... but when do we expect an actual decision how important the next three days of oral arguments that this is to be this summer and ... you know aam on a case that says quietly brief ... and does this prominent ... us look up the oral argument just doesn't matter ... I should say it is one exception to that ... that the solicitor general gets up and today is caught up in the nineteen nineties ... and kids offer a crisp Institute a question ... of what is the limit on Congress's power to give me one example from the Congress can't get in ... on ... the discoveries in trouble but I'm sure you don't know Braley is ready to quench thirst around and wait for the third of Richter well helping the signing of the month remaining before that we need to get coffee on keepin on her face so I think that in mind that the budget ... thank you ... you know it's it's it's a fascinating case because you know people the friend not just about health but about ... individual freedom ... and no as this in this case I guess the people argue against the law of sin ... depressant is that the ... government is forcing you to do something more painful and helping other Sony TiVo at thirty I'm either side saying more required to get auto insurance to be that bright red acquired the standings and ... and they say here this is the Versly when a pain in the mechanism for people who will be using the services and it's a sin that virtually all Americans at some point will need some health care service exactly I think that is a ... crucial win it one way or the other people who need health care ... it's a matter of who's going to pay debts to the counter argument to so to the free market a few well yet so that's a ... fair when Anasta fascinating ... market this morning we got the same people that you always passing on the table ... I know ... I'm on the view I don't really know ... what it's doing pretty well this morning ... about eighty of what was the worst week it went well and on the case last remaining ... I'm not here but you ... can hold you back in the markets there is so ... good to know ... why they open the Denver Nanking is giving the speech started ADM ... to the National Association of business economics ... in which she said the jobs market is gone better ... but it's not work should be and to the extent that easy Fed policy can help ... it did help that the only sad thing to say we're going to do more to go to do less equity just kind of put it out there that things are good or not that good but not as good as they should be so things that we are doing at the Fed can help the Dakar and the U S stock boys to bet that a friend with this now that the future of aged not to get too much into this piece but the ... obviously just looked at it quickly our news report about it ... it's interesting that looks like it he he to get some the scenes that ... our John tools arrested an article ... while which is the idea that ... the unemployment rate has improved more wheelie than the economy password and maybe that was some sort of catch up mechanism ... and therefore ... if we want further improvement we might have to see you know some acceleration to the euro and generally keeping Pilgrim accuses demand that there's not enough demand that gets the open house from the real economy ... the things he said was that it expected GDP we ... would be revised up to match workshop were married right now ... meaning that it might not be sustainable the job will proceed or not it demand doesn't come back up which is why this by going to stay in the stance that it's on her ... didn't put my market likes it because he said after that we must deal with for anything ... and they got it ... on overseas quickly in Europe term EU data on ... consumer not the ... 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Topix index survey came after an expected to that little better but Spain ... regional weaken over the weekend conservatives ... regional election over the weekend that conservatives want but not big enough majority to people worry that the Spaniards are to be open to a tough austerity measures to Spain's intruding on bonds or higher stocks lower and talk about ... everything that happen on Friday with rely on white walls or not President but quite bizarre with that Stuart Tronic ... the Optronics stock issues that had withdrawn its IPO what happens next was the next step in that article ... they said that they put their IPO to them on indefinite hold ... nothing for the foreseeable future was the the ... this was the Pope ... they have a lot of reputation rebuilding to do right now I mean it was ... just as you can not that it borders initial public offering ... good thing when ... they want to have the first raid on their own exchange that it's amazing that it should open with two relievers per right at the forty third biggest exchange for a one of the first written on exchange in nine seconds thing went down three cents in total the sentiment data pull into saying that with software glitches in their ... bid to fix ... the error was due to prove that what happen again ... and then they have to rebuild the damaged the reputation they built their reputation on ... we're an electronic exchange we did this this rapid with everything that the modern world is ... when it is when they brought their old stock into the modern world it somewhat distorted was a disaster they highlight a lot of work ... and technically Cunningham felt this be any home till ten am ... ten am on earnings got a lot of earnings Thursday best Buy in Research in motion so I need to focus on market at ten thirty every day nearly topping the London attacks ... well ... certainly interesting staring into at an unfortunate for the company of course ... I ordered a much more I'm just coming out of it with us or not they wanna miss that the destocking event this morning ... so are we ... thanks to stay with us here at the ANU said that the beest live I'm Kelsey Hubbard the lives of this year with me for the half hour we're continuing to talk about Dr said Ben Bernanke he's an already been mentioning it this morning and we're going to continue the conversation ... with Ben Casselman of the Wall Street Journal here I get the ... creepy salads and ... then have the job market is improving but perhaps not for everybody ... how significant that one this is something that Denver Nanking was talk about extensively this morning which is that long-term unemployment ... remains a very serious concern and ... we've seen a little bit of improvement they are but a big improvement is not as rapid for the long-term unemployed ... as it is for for the rest of the population ... and especially for the longest term unemployed ... and the concern here ... is that even if most of people lost their jobs because of the recession ... because of the shortfall and demanding or talk about a moment ago ... in overtime that hardens into a structural problem ... and those people will come effectively unemployable and you get this whole group of people ... are kind of outside the main the main job on an unsettling baby only because perhaps their skills are ... begin lessoning in a not keeping up on the latest of that that that employers look at somebody perhaps ... and they will even out for awhile there must be a reason so there's there's a stigma there for the long-term employed so this is it interesting we've known for quite awhile based an economic research that the longer you're unemployed the harder is to find a job longer it takes to find a job ... nobody is completely certain why that is the isthe skills erosion is probably part of it ... the state my effect is almost certainly part of it some people just become so cold detached from the labor force they just stop looking as hard ... there's some evidence that people as time goes on to spend fewer hours looking for work less time ... less time looking ... at a discounted drift away from the labor for its YouTube rate were in the home video of this announcement show but ... this difference this year ... we did you hear ... what history says a re ... it's a term that comes from chemistry from magnetism ... that's about the extent that I understand that so we're going to credit or what it means is is that the pass can affect the present the present can affect the future ... and ... if you think about it it's not that it's not that unexpected a concept in economics we think about hitting the recession and bouncing back and getting back to we are we were ... getting back to the path of Iran before ... and the concern here is that because of these people who get ... left out of the job market ... here we are actually a weaker economy coming out of this that we were going in ... and on some level we never really make it back to to the point of the hearing before you get your up in the nineties discuss the prime example of this this long prolonged period ... of long-term unemployment a group of people who were kind of left out the labor market ... you compare that to the US we really haven't had that problem here in the past week and high unemployment ... that would come back down quickly we get back on the world path ... and here we're we're seeing something that looks a little bit more like the European situation and its implications of costs for public policy ... when we saw in all I think part of that in a long-term unemployment from in Europe people associate with the ... broader and deeper safety net that failed in the US ... we hadn't debate about unemployment ... benefits ninety nine weeks this to go be on ninety nine weeks so ... I think if you've got some significant number of people who fall into a fourth win for for this category ... that'll be debate here is well Heidi take care of those people ... awful with the matter worked for several years one of the one of the arguments for why the US has avoided this problem in the past is that we have this very flexible labor market ... companies are freer to hire because they know that they're for your to fire people are more likely to look ard for work because there isn't a strong social safety net for the same way ... there some reason to think that the US even though we're still very flexible in that sense ... it on salt level ... operating as they become less flexible labor market and were seen some of the problems associated with that with the euro penny ... an ... interesting topic when things are good enough to get a more honest than column ... on the beest dot com throughout the region ... that has so many years the human element ... which is tragic and chromatic that is the policy on this of monetary policy ... how much continue effect on employment with easy money ... so it's a huge topic to topic they talk about the great everyday talk about CEO pay very much different that look that that's been employed CIA is right the other that they on your radar but has got to Stephen Sysco words got there were up very early to join us that this conversation this morning we appreciate Scott thanks for joining us ... wrong ... D okay in there certain lagging behind a less than past years and then essentially that the CEOs are being held to ... tighter up with performance bars then perhaps they had in the past tells about that ... yet so we will remain here are the first movers in the system were CEOs CR V for performance and is ... the goal is only seventy five companies and is part of our survey were to come ... in a river ... with a bigger with what was really striking here are the number of companies ... that were the companies did pretty well last year but the CEO's Pay went down ... NASA NASA phenomenon in seeing very much ... the new CEO a world where it seems like he always does not know how well the been there for the ... stock and some others as you were losing just a moment of some of this be ... attributed to better corporate governance sense governance in some of the steps that have been taken such is the so-called say on pay ... I'll wear shareholders are now starting to vote after the fact ... about whether or not they approve and the board to perhaps be more responsive to the shareholders ... it is certainly seems lying ... on it that the board are beginning to listen to ... or it is ... listening or did it for sure he's worried about shareholder reaction to ... he points ... us to diversity ... and here's the SCC came in addition to getting ... on the shareholders that the is nonbinding say on pay ... they also require companies to be much more explicit about ... how and why they're paying CEOs with their pain ... so the first thing we're seeing now is that ... the targets are the Detroit are laid out ... and and everybody can see with the line so it makes a lot harder for the ... the board is moving goalposts appetite for ... any new ... year everybody says in a deal that was that you know the company didn't do very well they get behind closed doors and ... when I say OK well you know maybe the drain on Thursday so that's a good reason not to ... penalize them in Indigo and Giddens bonus anyway ... but now ... you've got to be here ... and in today's story reading this complicated formula that they ... get one point three in order for him and CEO to get a bonus ... and a one point two eight and it's the panel that you know that the new year and you get what you get a one point two eight nine in ... also it's interesting that really struck me is it isn't our thing this so many of these compensation programs were tied to the stock price which is presumably ... you know not something ... that the CEO can directly impact obviously is a company does well like it's a stock price is likely to go up ... are more these calm plans now ... you know taking less the a ... list of effect of what the stock price actually goes ... today he's using both I mean you're a sitting target is based on the ... company's financial performance ... the roses in companies and targets based on this ... is the price of course ... you know in me and you know what is what the CEO ... not actually walks away with it is more dependent on the stock price because ... most of what they're getting Katie is in stock options are for stocks ... you know they're already be measured by stock price ... on each year without the additional targeting ... and the reaction obviously we saw a lot of ... a key role in and people getting our age lady after the recession we talked about alot companies not performing well into the sea is getting paid ... a bonus that even if they were ousted they still got ... a huge pay packages at the youth isn't something that's ... likely to continue that the CEO performance will be tied to these purgatory that sort of ... this happening in the wake of the of the crisis and the Gildan logo ... perhaps back to the way present to rebound to develop a good reason to give it to give them their bonus or not it's something you think has teeth or ... just a fad reaction to the crisis ... well that's what we're going to find out new where we're pretty far away from the crisis itself ... so ... he notes in a single people trying to reform the system for awhile that brings change and more in line with ... the company's performance and as I said again we may be seen here and ... it may be too early to say definitively what we may well be may be seen here ... for the first glimmers of a system where the performance is a little more closely aligning ... their CEOs can pay online and the median CEO ... compensation in the survey was about nine billion dollars this year ... hundreds of times more the average worker makes in the US ... there's more potential disclosure on the front ... so ... you know it's a ... we need ... you know a bunch of exceptions that ... I don't mean anything or immediate assistance is finally reacting ... welcome to add thank God for giving up early benefits when we appreciate it ... sure ... and stay with us for dinner a member of boxing legend coming up ... for US businesses see slowing sales growth in China among one of their biggest issues going forward ... we are going to talk about that right now coming up with that Aaron Back effecting in from Beijing this morning with us thanks for joining us we appreciate it ... thanks ... so the world's Number two economy is showing signs of sales growth a huge concern for us that this is ... what exactly is the threat implicate a core business is growing for ... well this is that God is quite cost to teach you a very fast growing China market ... I'm ... those that serve the China market and ... another half to get use to slower growth in that year is a concern that you've seen the markets for the past week or so ... really come into realization that growth is slowing in China ... marinate also besides ... the obvious fact is you say we seen data from China itself the ... show is ... still very strong growth certainly compared to the ... developed world the Western world with slower ... by China's standard so that's kind of an obvious concern ... these ... the business executives he's American business executives doing business in China ... also spur some concern I think they were asked about cybersecurity can you tell us a little bit about that ... yes old ... they they said that you know cybersecurity is worse in China than ... in most other countries which is not really a surprise actually ... given the extent of the Internet censorship and ... Internet spying that goes on here ... I thought was more striking was that ... seventy four percent of respondents said that actually slow internet speeds are probably for their business ... that's a different issue ... from Internet censorship or cybersecurity Das is saying that the telco you can utilities here are not really doing their job ... and you know the person experiences that would truly news videos that we should for the Wall Street Journal ... it's hard to watch them in China at the end of this law ... that's fastening realize that ... to about things were like ... regulatory ... issues and ... legal issues legal protection for companies that we did ... where were the ... other folks surveyed ... asked about those issues as well ... I think ... there ... and costly to top their number to concern ... was eight in the case is stiff regulatory environment ... which really rings true ... op ... it's ... the it's not really the rule of law here ... and it's unpredictable ... however you wish you effect you how laws are going to be forced ... then on the third hated added the companies are talking about an overall global slowdown ... a major risk to add to their Chinese operations we know that that China has also been dealing with slower demand for its exports the especially out of Europe as they deal with their crisis so ... what is that what the implications of that going forward and and how these companies are concerned about that ... well it's going to wait so some of their membership are businesses that are based here in the exporting to the rest the world ... you know they have manufacturing here that they sell to us for Europe ... and they've obviously been affected by the slowdown in U S in Europe ... but some of the membership are people who were here to try to sell to Chinese consumers ... we're seeing now is really cut of a slowdown on both ends ... um so that's been worrisome in over the last few years rapid Chinese growth is kind of bailed out the world economy ... and now ... may be less ... Amy and Amy own clearing the means to be somewhat as ... headwinds are challenges and ... threats to the U S recovery in the key talking about how the first couple ... months of this year we see improvement in jobs in the in the economic outlook consumer spending ... but then again we look back at last or how we got off to greet certainly did with that seen on the knees unexpected events we now have higher oil prices ... seen a slowdown in China's this one of those challenges he think either talking about that if it continues to be possibly a step back to our own economic benefits of crucial question in the United States ... has such a large domestic based certainly a large consumer domestic basin is such a complex economy ... that ... to someone to greet ... us can kind of take care of itself and grow ... even ... if there are problems elsewhere ... at the same time that you know everyday that goes by the global economy becomes more interconnected ... so certainly recession in Europe no slow growth in China ... and China's become so important to everyone into and everyone's growth of IKEA scenery was one point three billion people all the news they they have what I as economy grows as more people move to ml class so that's really great question you know how much can the United States grocer we can grow to some extent ... without you know Greek help from ... up from the rest the world ... but obviously Adobe ... as a little slow things down If China ... decelerates fiercer we do have to remember though was still talking about ... growth rates in China that Iraq to buy anymore Western standards ... by Erin thank you so much for joining us this winter days and we appreciate it ... thanks guys anniversary read more ... about that on line at the beest outcome ... for ... some sports news this morning that Tiger was has won his first PGA event in two thousand and nine it can play with them on yet it's it's remarkable and and ... you know congratulations to him and I think ... know as time goes on its gonna be more more difficult to do that in ... he performed well in some ... a torn this am before this but this time he got over the hump and actually won thirty eight day that that that meant holiest book ... where you can actually pull off the land is certainly important for us ... listen to him isn't that awful that we also have some sad news this morning especially in the boxing the world legendary sports Ritter Berkshire ... has passed away at the age of seventy five he had a heart attack but also suffering ... from lung cancer we have Gordon Marino who is joining us this morning ... with more on the legendary figure and how he impacted the world of the sport's rating in the boxing ... every now that we're not thanks for joining us this morning ... so what will be delighted Peter Appert center especially for those who are meeting weren't as familiar with his rating or fall apart thing that that closely NOP was a key figure in a sport ... you see it in a ... negative thing happened on Tuesday were ... the ... key is to produce large shoe box from sources or that without our story and how these two men really have a history of boxing ... with very few people ... so weakness for that reason many many others ... here's what the books started boxing illustrated ... magazine that was the editor Ray magazine from time out ... incredibly prolific ... can put it in in a new ticker just amazing guy in a state is up to him only weeks it out ... yet to join his parents took over an hour of the box and ... we chatted with a grenade into ... the use of it is getting stronger so was really surprising ... Brewer who said he and his good friend with ... my mentor and good on TV that due to open a ... minute you corny get together and ... just an amazing job getting introspection damages credit usual so was a wonderful person or misinterpret ... just very quickly is that here of that sort of larger than life ... sports writer and and sports Chronicle are ... gone forever now ... people feel very it's a really good observations from that's that's seems like it was a real character I don't I call center ... so yes that's that that's going to ... I think you so much for joining us this morning we appreciate it projected onto this ... out to protect a family court re infected and I still think that anything my pleasure finding things that I really ... think that if a dot com for all the news this this morning thanks for joining us this morning here on the New Saab I'm healthy happen ... I I ... know ...


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If you have an interest or love fishing from North Carolina fishing piers, you will want to get this book, North Carolina's Ocean Fishing Piers: From Kitty Hawk to Sunset Beach , by Al Baird due out in March 2011. It traces the history of the Outer Banks fishing piers and is given from the perspective of someone who lives to fish from them. You'll enjoy the journey!
The book North Carolina's Ocean Fishing Piers: From Kitty Hawk to Sunset Beach details the history and current state of fishing from some of North Carolina's most important landmarks. The book grew out of my desire to preserve the memories of these great wood, steel and concrete structures and it was greatly inspired by two other books on North Carolina pier fishing. Those books Coastal Fishing in the Carolinas and Pier Fishing in North Carolina were written by Bob Goldstein. Bob's books are instructional in nature but do provide a look at the history of the piers.
I spent ten years researching and "researching" this book. Why ten years? My wife claims that most of my "research" was in the form of fishing. She is correct. Having a good reason to drop everything and head to the coast to do "research" sure came in handy over the years and anytime I got a good fishing report the urge to do more "research" at a North Carolina fishing pier just came over me.
In the course of doing the real research for the book I met dozens of people that shed information on what the North Carolina fishing piers were like in days gone by. The book is filled with old pictures taken from some pretty famous people like Aycock Brown and Bill Robertson. The book also contains stories from pier owners past and present and anglers that ventured out over the water on the planks of their piers.
I also got to communicate with others that have written about pier fishing in the state. Writer Bill Morris (Saltwater Cowboys) is one of those. Bill and I became good friends (Go Steelers!) after he did an article about pier for Our State Magazine. Bill had referenced another article he wrote where he and 2 companions fished 23 piers in 48 hours in 1990. Bill did the forward for the book and consulted on the rest of the book and is a wealth of knowledge about the history the piers.
The book begins with the first fishing pier in the state, Kure Pier, built in 1923 at Kure Beach. It then goes chronologically to every other ocean fishing pier built and operated along North Carolina's coast. The journey is captured in stories and pictures from an era long since past with the heroes of the book being the fishermen and their prized catches.
I hope the book ignites the desire for you to grab your fishing rod and adventure out over one of these structures real soon. I might even see you there as I have begun "research" on the sequel to it.
From the sweltering summer heat to the biting winter chill, thousands of dedicated anglers flock to North Carolina fishing piers to cast lines into the salty depths, hoping to reel in anything from whiting and shark to the highly prized sheepshead, red drum and even the elusive king mackerel. Fishing pier enthusiast Al Baird recounts the history of these windworn structures, from the incredible story of the oldest pier in North Carolina to the tales of the destructive hurricanes that ripped through the Outer Banks. Discover how seaside towns have grown and changed while their piers remain the same, as Baird recounts the memories and accomplishments of the men and women who have visited and loved these slowly disappearing landmarks.
Al Baird resides in Fort Mill, South Carolina, with his wife, Mary, and their two children, Katie and Chris. He began fishing the North Carolina coast as a child in the 1960s when his family would go on their annual family vacation there. Jennette's Pier was the first pier he ever fished. In 2005, he started the North Carolina Fishing Pier Society to promote pier fishing in the state. In 2006 and 2007, he conducted a weeklong fishing pier marathon, during which he fished every pier in the state. In 2008, he co-founded, with Mike Marsh, the North Carolina Public Access Foundation, a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to preserving access to North Carolina's natural resources.
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David Freezer: Carrow Road complacency a danger after City's winning streak
Paul Chesterton
I'm a bit worried about the return to Carrow Road today.
Perhaps that says more about my football constitution than most Norwich City supporters but, still, I'm concerned about over-confidence this afternoon.
The four wins on the spin which have been enjoyed in the past couple of weeks have brought a vibrancy and enthusiasm back to all involved with the Canaries but that must not transfer into complacency.
It's a concern I put to Jordan Rhodes at Wycombe on Tuesday night, fresh from his rejuvenating hat-trick in the Carabao Cup, and his reply was simple: "They're above us in the table!"
They may average less than 12,000 crowds at home and they were in League One last season but the Latics are very much on the up.
I'm not saying they're world beaters but a team which won 3-0 at Stoke and who have beaten Sheffield Wednesday and Bristol City already this season deserve respect.
Norwich fans need no reminding of the momentum a League One title triumph can bring and Wigan did so with a huge 98 points, three more than Paul Lambert's team of 2010 managed.
Daniel Farke's squad deserve a welcome home reception similar to the remarkable noise which roared Justin Rose and Jon Rahm to the first tee at Le Golf National as the Ryder Cup kicked off in Paris yesterday.
Much has happened since the 1-0 defeat of Middlesbrough at Carrow Road two weeks ago but cast your mind back to the cracking atmosphere and united spirit which drove City over the finishing line that day.
That's the noise which can give home players the added edge they need and can cause visiting teams to feel nervous as they head for Norfolk.
That day saw sparks of life for Farke's best-laid plans, sticking to the passing principles and positive play against a Boro team set up to be solid and give themselves the best chance of nicking an away win.
Frankly, City's German coach made the experienced Tony Pulis look like a dinosaur, as Farke's team played football around the muscle instructed to hold their positions and try to stop Norwich playing.
The plan failed and with Marco Stiepermann, Max Aarons and Emi Buendia combining to create the moment of quality that was needed, the irrepressible Teemu Pukki poked home the goal City needed.
It's a moment which has had a galvanising effect.
Pukki was on target again as the Canaries dictated play to deservedly win 2-1 at Reading, thanks to a timely reemergence from Mario Vrancic, before Farke's methods really started to flourish in front of the TV cameras at QPR last weekend.
Steve McClaren's team were embarrassed as City went in at half-time with 72 percent of possession, with the score somehow still at 0-0.
The hosts didn't know what had hit them, they couldn't get near the ball.
Ironically it was once the Rs started to fight back that the space opened up and allowed Todd Cantwell to combine with Stiepermann to create the chance Pukki needed.
It may have been a slightly fortunate goal but fortune favours the brave and, despite McClaren's bizarre claims to the contrary, there was only one team on the Loftus Road pitch who deserved that lucky break.
City had to work seriously hard in all three games to get the fine margins to fall in their favour, so the pressure was off for Tuesday's cup fun at Wycombe.
At 4-1 up the game really should have been put to bed but without the midfield solidity provided by Alex Tettey and Marco Stiepermann in recent weeks, to allow Moritz Leitner to use his class to dictate the pattern of the game, it came dangerously close to descending into penalty chaos.
Of course it's the first time City have won four games on the spin under Farke.
The last time four successive victories were enjoyed was under Alex Neil, when five straight September successes left City top of the Championship in 2016.
Neil also conjured five on the spin in 2015 en route to the play-offs but if those achievements are matched against Wigan today – and that's a big if – sights can be set on the six successive wins the Scot inspired soon after his January 2015 arrival.
First though, it's time to focus on Wigan and returning to the midfield dominance which brought success in the last three league games.
My team for today: Krul; Aarons, Zimmermann, Klose, Lewis; Tettey, Leitner; Buendia, Stiepermann, Cantwell; Pukki
Bring back the steel
Covering the Canaries has certainly kept us on our toes so far this season – so much so that Tuesday's win at Wycombe was the second 4-3 result already.
Scoring more goals was a clear objective for Daniel Farke and Stuart Webber this summer and the early signs are good, with 13 scored in nine league games but 23 in 12 matches when you include the cup action.
In the goals conceded column it's also 13 in those nine Championship fixtures and 18 across the dozen games in all competitions.
Keep that rate up this season and it's going to be an exciting campaign but it may leave some rather frazzled reporters needing a lay down.
It would be easy to be concerned by seeing three conceded against League One opposition in midweek but Alex Tettey and Marco Stiepermann should bring the steel back to City's midfield against Wigan today.
Just one conceded in controlled performances in the last three league games has been the key stat.
Shack attack
Earlier this season I mentioned it's worth keeping an eye on Lincoln City this season – where a Canaries academy product is enjoying something of a renaissance.
Jason Shackell has scored a late winner two weekends running for the Imps, to keep the club's impressive revival on track, sitting pretty at the top of League Two.
The centre-back celebrated his 35th birthday this week, so watch out Cheltenham Town this afternoon.
Shackell is also playing alongside another former City player, with left-back Harry Toffolo starting every league game so far this season for Lincoln.
Also worth keeping an eye on, fellow Canaries academy product Jamie Cureton has taken his first steps into management with Bishop's Stortford.
The 43-year-old striker has taken caretaker charge and won his first two games – scoring his third of the season to make sure of a 3-1 win over Carshalton in the Bostik League Premier Division last weekend.
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Vulnerable families are last on the B.C. government's list of priorities, says CSSBA, a message that is certain to gain more attention as the province moves closer to an election in May.
Vancouver (18 Jan. 2013) — The B.C. Community Social Services Bargaining Association (CSSBA) is planning a strategic escalation of job action beginning later in January that will highlight the diversity and scope of community social services (CSS).
Examples of these services include community living services, women's services, aboriginal services, family services, youth services and more.
Bargaining has not yet resumed and there are currently no plans to return to the table.
The actions will back CSSBA's overarching demand that government commit to improved funding for community-based social services programs and a fair and reasonable wage increase for the workers who provide them.
Job action will continue to balance the needs of vulnerable clients with high essential services levels. Vulnerable families are last on the B.C. government's list of priorities, says CSSBA, a message that is certain to gain more attention as the province moves closer to an election in May.
"We trust that we will reach a fair and reasonable deal in 2013," says the multi-union bargaining association. "There has been some forward bargaining momentum in other sectors, including deals in health facilities, post secondary, and several crown corporations. Roughly half of B.C.'s public sector has now reached agreements that include wage increases."
CSS workers conducted the largest job actions since rotating strikes began with more than 20 agencies on Vancouver Island on strike on October 10, 2012.
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PUBLISHED: 15:54 15 August 2014 | UPDATED: 08:49 18 August 2014
Don't miss the event tomorrow at Honiton Family Church.
All are welcome to join the Waste Not Want Not team at its first event in its new venue.
The community recycling scheme will be hosting the event tomorrow (Saturday,August 16), from 9am until noon, at Honiton Family Church, formerly Honiton Baptist Church.
The scheme aims to reduce the amount of good quality items going into landfill. As part of Waste Not Want Not people can bring along any unwanted items to be shared with the local community and help themselves to any of the donated goods. Even those who have not got anything to donate can choose items for themselves, for free.
Anyone interested in donating items or getting involved is urged to call Karen Berger on 07591 938463 or visit www.honitonwastenotwantnot.moonfruit.com
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Tips For Protecting The Environment
The environment is very fragile, and any small change can have significant repercussions. This is why dealing with and talking to an environmental consultant chicago il professional is a good way to start making changes and understanding how the world works.
Clean up your own house
Before you can make changes in the world you need to clean up your own house. What this means is that you have to change first before anyone else will be expected to change. The way the world changes is through example and proof of concept. If you are able to make a change in the way that you do things and can show others that it doesn't take a lot of time or money to do the same, then people will be more likely to make a difference.
Recycling is a great way to reuse items that we have previously used. Recycling can be done by taking these items and bringing them to a recycling plant where they are broken down and transformed into something else or if you take the items and find a totally different purpose for them. Either way, keeping these items out of the landfills will be a tremendous asset to the environment.
Buy health conscious products
To ensure that recycling programs and endeavors are really beneficial you need to change your purchasing habits. You will want to focus on purchasing recycled products and not the original products that were then recycled. If companies are not hurt in the wallet when it comes to recycling, then they will just continue doing what it is they are doing and nothing we do will change. However, if you use the products that are recycled then it will make a deep impact.
Starting small
Start small and do something new every day. As you build up your habits you will begin to see a change in the world. Don't try to do everything and don't try to change everyone at once. Small bites eat an elephant. Remember that.


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Iranian official blasts 'foolish' KerryIran's defense minister rejects Secretary of State's comments that his country is is destabilizing the Middle East.
Iran upgrades its nuclear-capable Emad missileFlaunting sanctions, Iran's DM says update of nuclear rockets able to hit Israel coming soon, Russian S-300 delivery in next 2 months.
Iran says it will receive S-300s by year's endIran's defense minister says his country will receive air defense missile systems it ordered from Russia by the end of the year.
Iran: Russia Will Deliver S-300s by Year's EndIran's defense minister says Russia will deliver S-300 advanced missile system by the end of 2015.
Iran's New Defense Minister Plotted Terror AttacksIran's new defense minister is behind past terror attacks against Americans and Israelis, finds report by Israeli expert.


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Elihu here appears to have been,
I. A man of great modesty and humility. Though a young man, and a man of abilities, yet not pert, and confident, and assuming: his face shone, and, like Moses, he did not know it, which made it shine so much the brighter. Let it be observed by all, especially by young people, as worthy their imitation, 1. What a diffidence he had of himself and of his own judgment (Job 32:6): ?I am young, and therefore I was afraid, and durst not show you my opinion, for fear I should either prove mistaken or do that which was unbecoming me.? He was so observant of all that passed, and applied his mind so closely to what he heard, that he had formed in himself a judgment of it. He neither neglected it as foreign, nor declined it as intricate; but, how clear soever the matter was to himself, he was afraid to deliver his mind upon it, because he differed in his sentiments from those that were older than he. Note, It becomes us to be suspicious of our own judgment in matters of doubtful disputation, to be swift to hear the sentiments of others and slow to speak our own, especially when we go contrary to the judgment of those for whom, upon the score of their learning and piety, we justly have a veneration. 2. What a deference he paid to his seniors, and what great expectations he had from them, (Job 32:7): I said, Days should speak. Note, Age and experience give a man great advantage in judging of things, both as they furnish a man with so much the more matter for his thoughts to work upon and as they ripen and improve the facilities he is to work with, which is a good reason why old people should take pains both to learn themselves and to teach others (else the advantages of their age are a reproach to them), and why young people should attend on their instructions. It is a good lodging with an old disciple, Acts 21:16; Titus 2:4. Elihu?s modesty appeared in the patient attention he gave to what his seniors said, Job 32:11, 12. He waited for their words as one that expected much from them, agreeably to the opinion he had of these grave men. He gave ear to their reasons, that he might take their meaning, and fully understand what was the drift of their discourse and what the force of their arguments. He attended to them with diligence and care, and this, (1.) Though they were slow, and took up a great deal of time in searching out what to say. Though they had often to seek for matter and words, paused and hesitated, and were unready at their work, yet he overlooked that, and gave ear to their reasons, which, if really convincing, he would not think the less so for the disadvantages of the delivery of them. (2.) Though they trifled and made nothing of it, though none of them answered Job?s words nor said what was proper to convince him, yet he attended to them, in hopes they would bring it to some head at last. We must often be willing to hear what we do not like, else we cannot prove all things. His patient attendance on their discourses he pleads, [1.] As that which entitled him to a liberty of speech in his turn and empowered him to require their attention. Hanc veniam petimusque damusque vicissim?This liberty we mutually allow and ask. Those that have heard may speak, and those that have learned may teach. [2.] As that which enabled him to pass a judgment upon what they had said. He had observed what they aimed at, and therefore knew what to say to it. Let us be thoroughly apprized of the sentiments of our brethren before we censure them; for he that answers a matter before he hears it, or when he has heard it only by halves, it is folly and shame to him, and bespeaks him both impertinent and imperious.
II. A man of great sense and courage, and one that knew as well when and how to speak as when and how to keep silence. Though he had so much respect to his friends as not to interrupt them with his speaking, yet he had so much regard to truth and justice (his better friends) as not to betray them by his silence. He boldly pleads,
1. That man is a rational creature, and therefore that every man has for himself a judgment of discretion and ought to be allowed a liberty of speech in his turn. He means the same that Job did (Job 12:2; But I have understanding as well as you) when he says (Job 32:8), But there is a spirit in man; only he expresses it a little more modestly, that one man has understanding as well as another, and no man can pretend to have the monopoly of reason or to engross all the trade of it. Had he meant I have revelation as well as you (as some understand it), he must have proved it; but, if he meant only I have reason as well as you, they cannot deny it, for it is every man?s honour, and it is no presumption to claim it, nor could they gainsay his inference from it (Job 32:10): Therefore hearken to me. Learn here, (1.) That the soul is a spirit, neither material itself nor dependent upon matter, but capable of conversing with things spiritual, which are not the objects of sense. (2.) It is an understanding spirit. It is able to discover and receive truth, to discourse and reason upon it, and to direct and rule accordingly. (3.) This understanding spirit is in every man; it is the light that lighteth every man, John 1:9. (4.) It is the inspiration of the Almighty that gives us this understanding spirit; for he is the Father of spirits and fountain of understanding. See Gen. 2:7; Eccl. 12:7; Zech. 12:1.
2. That those who are advanced above others in grandeur and gravity do not always proportionably go beyond them in knowledge and wisdom (Job 32:9): Great men are not always wise; it is a pity but they were, for then they would never do hurt with their greatness and would do so much the more good with their wisdom. Men should be preferred for their wisdom, and those that are in honour and power have most need of wisdom and have the greatest opportunity of improving in it; and yet it does not follow that great men are always wise, and therefore it is folly to subscribe to the dictates of any with an implicit faith. The aged do not always understand judgment; even they may be mistaken, and therefore must not expect to bring every thought into obedience to them: nay, therefore they must not take it as an affront to be contradicted, but rather take it as a kindness to be instructed, by their juniors: Therefore I said, hearken to me, Job 32:10. We must be willing to hear reason from those that are every way inferior to us, and to yield to it. He that has a good eye can see further upon level ground than he that is purblind can from the top of the highest mountain. Better is a poor and wise child then an old and foolish king, Eccl. 4:13.
3. That it was requisite for something to be said, for the setting of this controversy in a true light, which, by all that had hitherto been said, was but rendered more intricate and perplexed (Job 32:13): ?I must speak, lest you should say, We have found out wisdom, lest you should think your argument against Job conclusive and irrefragable, and that Job cannot be convinced and humbled by any other argument than this of yours, That God casteth him down and not man, that it appears by his extraordinary afflictions that God is his enemy, and therefore he is certainly a wicked man. I must show you that this is a false hypothesis and that Job may be convinced without maintaining it.? Or, ?Lest you should think you have found out the wisest way, to reason no more with him, but leave it to God to thrust him down.? It is time to speak when we hear errors advanced and disputed for, especially under pretence of supporting the cause of God with them. It is time to speak when God?s judgments are vouched for the patronizing of men?s pride and passion and their unjust uncharitable censures of their brethren; then we must speak on God?s behalf.
4. That he had something new to offer, and would endeavour to manage the dispute in a better manner than it had hitherto been managed, Job 32:14. He thinks he may expect a favourable hearing; for, (1.) He will not reply to Job?s protestations of his integrity, but allows the truth of them, and therefore does not interpose as his enemy: ?He hath not directed his words against me. I have nothing to say against the main scope of his discourse, nor do I differ from his principles. I have only a gentle reproof to give him for his passionate expressions.? (2.) He will not repeat their arguments, nor go upon their principles: ?Neither will I answer him with your speeches?not with the same matter, for should I only say what has been said I might justly be silenced as impertinent,?nor in the same manner; I will not be guilty of that peevishness towards him myself which I dislike in you.? The controversy that has already been fully handled a wise man will let alone, unless he can amend and improve what has been done; why should he actum agere?do that which has been done already?15 They were amazed, they answered no more: they left off speaking. 16 When I had waited, (for they spake not, but stood still, and answered no more;) 17 I said, I will answer also my part, I also will show mine opinion. 18 For I am full of matter, the spirit within me constraineth me. 19 Behold, my belly is as wine which hath no vent; it is ready to burst like new bottles. 20 I will speak, that I may be refreshed: I will open my lips and answer. 21 Let me not, I pray you, accept any man?s person, neither let me give flattering titles unto man. 22 For I know not to give flattering titles; in so doing my maker would soon take me away.


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Vol.11 No.3
May/June 2003
Volume 11, Number 3
Ghost Dog Runs at Waynesboro
by Tom Davis
The Terrible Twos
by Web Parton
High-Country Blues
A Photo Essay by Lester A. Kish
Grouse In the "Old Woods"
by Frank Jezioro
The Fortunate Son
by Jay Hanson
by Ray Holland
The 2003 National Champtionship
by Gary Lockee
Favorite Covers
by Robert Abbett
Brittany Head Study.
Trainin' Dogs with Rick Smith
by Rick Smith & Sharon Potter
The gunshy dog.
Eastern Encounters
by Tom Huggler
Hunting in the footsteps of the GBE.
The Gun Room
by Steve Smith
Tips for lowering expectations.
The Versatile Hunting Dog
by Chuck Johnson
Problems with gun dogs.
Western Wings
by Ben O. Williams
Partners afield.
Gun Dog Forum
by Larry Brown
On the road again.
The Vet's Office
by Dr. Ben Character
Waters and ears just don't mix.
Et al.
Training Tip
by George Hickox
Collar-wise dogs.
Looking Back
by Gary Lockee
Home Again Hattie.
Doc's Tips
by Dr. Stan Haag
Subscriber Photos
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The Way It Ought to Be
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Trump backs $750 billion defense budget request to Congress: official
Judge rejects creditors' bid for Argentine funds held by BNY Mellon
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. judge refused on Monday to require Bank of New York Mellon Corp (BK.N) to turn over to holders of defaulted Argentine bonds any of the $539 million the country deposited to pay creditors who participated in its past restructurings.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa in New York said since the funds were outside the United States in BNY Mellon's accounts at Argentina's central bank, turnover would not be authorized under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
"In dealing with what can be subjected to turnover, the FSIA simply does not mention property located outside the United States," Griesa wrote.
The motion was brought largely by various Italian citizens who purchased Argentina's bonds. Representatives for the bank, Argentina and the holdout bondholders seeking the handover did not respond to requests for comment.
The ruling came a week after a U.S. appeals court dismissed Argentina's appeal of an order directing BNY Mellon to hold onto the $539 million, which the country deposited in June for bondholders who participated in two sovereign debt restructurings.
Griesa's decision to block the payment, which he called "illegal," sent Argentina on a course to default in July after no settlement was reached.
The default came as Argentina refused to honor court orders to pay $1.33 billion plus interest to U.S. hedge funds suing for full payment on bonds following its earlier 2002 default.
The hedge funds, led by NML and Aurelius Capital Management, had spurned the country's 2005 and 2010 debt restructurings, which resulted in exchanges for about 92 percent of the country's defaulted debt. Investors who exchanged bonds were paid less than 30 cents on the dollar.
The country's most recent default came after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Argentina's appeal of a ruling that it must pay the holdouts when it paid holders of the exchanged bonds.


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By Chris Adams
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is in the news the first Friday of every month with its assessment of the U.S. unemployment rate. It's one of the most widely watched economic indicators in the nation – particularly in times of economic stress, where it has huge political considerations.
But the bureau produces far more than that one hotly watched number. In a session with National Press Foundation fellows, BLS experts showed ways journalists can use bureau data to report out state and local stories.
Among them:
The quarterly census of employment and wages details jobs and payroll numbers from employers covering more than 95 percent of U.S. jobs. It's available at the county, metropolitan, state and national level by industry, with an easy-to-use data tool.
Want to know total employment in "vegetable and melon" farming in California, going back to 2001? That's the kind of data available.
"We get something from every employer in the country," said David Hiles of the BLS. "We are the most detailed local data set in the United States."
The job openings and labor turnover survey – JOLTS – gives insight into the dynamics between hires and separations, showing how much movement there is in an area's labor force. At the JOLTS data retrieval tool, users can, for example, track construction jobs in the South, drilling down to job openings, hires, and separations (quits, layoffs and discharges, and other separations).
The local area unemployment statistics (data retrieval tool) allow reporters to review those important numbers down to the county and state level from 1990 on, and state numbers from 1976 on. On the day the BLS' Susan Campolongo shared the data with NPF fellows, the unemployment rate in the U.S. metropolitan areas went from a low of 1.3% in Ames, Iowa, to a high of 21.2% in El Centro, California.


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Using Postman, I'm attempting to return a list of contacts which includes records that have been deleted from Sugar. To do so, I'm sending a GET request to the Contacts end point and setting the deleted flag to '1'. However, the API responds with this error:
"error": "unknown_error",
"error_message": "An exception occurred while executing 'SELECT contacts.last_name, contacts.assigned_user_id, contacts.acl_team_set_id, contacts.team_set_id, LTRIM(RTRIM(CONCAT(IFNULL(jt0_team_link.name,''),' ',IFNULL(jt0_team_link.name_2,'')))) team_name, jt0_team_link.created_by team_name_owner, contacts.created_by, jt1_email_addresses_primary.email_address email1, contacts.salutation, contacts.first_name, contacts.title, jt2_accounts.id account_id, jt2_accounts.assigned_user_id account_id_owner, jt2_accounts.name account_name, jt2_accounts.assigned_user_id account_name_owner, jt1_email_addresses_primary.email_address email, contacts.phone_work, jt3_assigned_user_link.first_name rel_assigned_user_name_first_name, jt3_assigned_user_link.last_name rel_assigned_user_name_last_name, jt3_assigned_user_link.created_by assigned_user_name_owner, contacts.date_modified, contacts.date_entered, contacts.team_id, contacts.id, contacts.deleted FROM contacts LEFT JOIN teams jt0_team_link ON (contacts.team_id = jt0_team_link.id) AND (jt0_team_link.deleted = ?) LEFT JOIN email_addr_bean_rel contacts_email_addresses_primary ON (contacts.id = contacts_email_addresses_primary.bean_id) AND (contacts_email_addresses_primary.deleted = ?) AND (contacts_email_addresses_primary.bean_module = ?) AND (contacts_email_addresses_primary.primary_address = ?) LEFT JOIN email_addresses jt1_email_addresses_primary ON (jt1_email_addresses_primary.id = contacts_email_addresses_primary.email_address_id) AND (jt1_email_addresses_primary.deleted = ?) LEFT JOIN accounts_contacts accounts_contacts ON (contacts.id = accounts_contacts.contact_id) AND (accounts_contacts.deleted = ?) AND (accounts_contacts.primary_account = ?) LEFT JOIN accounts jt2_accounts ON (jt2_accounts.id = accounts_contacts.account_id) AND (jt2_accounts.deleted = ?) LEFT JOIN users jt3_assigned_user_link ON (contacts.assigned_user_id = jt3_assigned_user_link.id) AND (jt3_assigned_user_link.deleted = ?) WHERE () ORDER BY contacts.id ASC LIMIT 1001 OFFSET 0' with params [0, 0, \"Contacts\", 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0]:\n\nYou have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') ORDER BY contacts.id ASC LIMIT 1001 OFFSET 0' at line 1"
Am I doing something incorrectly in my request, or is it not possible to return deleted records?
And my request:
Am I doing something incorrectly in my request, or is it not possible to return deleted records?


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Top Ski Towns: Stowe, VT
Living Here:
Though it's served as a playground for the idle rich since the late 1800s, Stowe has clung to its gritty core with the resolve of a petulant child. That's due in part to the mountain (known for off-piste tree lines and funnel chutes), and in part to the locals. Vermonters don't suffer fools gladly; they especially don't sufferfools dressed in Prada. So despite the proliferation of multimillion-dollar estates in the surrounding hills, Stowe's an easy place to live cheap and ski hard. "Stowe is one of the oldest mountains in the country, says Chris Mask, 46, who owns the downtown hardware store. "It means there's a long tradition of serious ski bums. Sure, you can find your four-dollar coffee drinks; you can also spend exactly the same amount on an entire breakfast at the local hot spot, McCarthy's. And by ski-town standards, rent is downright miserly: For less than a grand a month, you can snag a thousand square feet of renovated-farmhouse office space, complete with a broadband Internet connection. Don't want to start your own biz? Knock on the ER doors of Copley Hospital or stop by Springer Miller Systems, a hospitality-management firm.
Working Here: If you can't nail down a decent job in Stowe, try Burlington (35 miles west): IBM and IDX (a medical-software company) headquarter there, along with snow-industry giants like Dynastar, Rossignol, and Burton.
Leaving Here: Stowe is 45 minutes from Burlington International Airport, which is big enough to field direct flights from Chicago and Washington. JetBlue flies to New York's JFK airport for as little as 50 bucks one-way.
Being Here: Housing isn't exorbitant, but there isn't much of it, either. Secure your digs by August or you'll have to live in Morrisville (eight miles north) or Waterbury (eight miles south).
Skiing Here: Six miles from Stowe Mountain Resort
Snowfall: 241 inches
Skiable Terrain: 430 acres
Vertical: 2,360 feet
Per Capita Income: $35,474
Median rental price: $566
Median home price: $212,700


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4 BU Students Accused Of Keeping Disorderly House Released From Jail
Four Boston University students who were held in jail for three nights on charges they repeatedly threw wild parties at their house in Allston have been released on their own recognizance.
Sawyer Petrick, John Pavia, Michael Oldcorn and Terry Bartrug appeared in Brighton District Court Friday afternoon on charges of keeping a disorderly house, Boston Police Sgt. Mike O'Hara said, according to BU Today.
The four were ordered to stay away from drugs and alcohol and are due back in court in April.
Police say a recent party thrown by the students in January violated the probation terms they were given after a party in September which included more than 200 people.
BU Today also reports that Zeta Beta Tau — the fraternity the men were believed to be connected with — has been suspended by the school's dean of students in the wake of the arrests.
Boston Police have been cracking down on student houses in the Allston-Brighton area that repeatedly cause disturbances.
This article was originally published on February 28, 2014.
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She returned home with her girlfriend one day to their apartment, where an intruder was waiting for them in some dark corner. While the girlfriend was taking a shower, the intruder tied up my friend, then waited for the girlfriend. He stole what money they had and raped them both.
They recognized who the guy was and reported him to police, who found him and arrested him. They went to the hospital and did the rape kit thing and will be taking this to court.
After this incident, neither felt comfortable staying in their apartment and called their loving families to see if they could stay with them until they could figure something else out. My friend's mother told her of course she could stay with her for a little while... but her "roommate" could not. Her girlfriend's mother was equally compassionate.
They're staying with the girlfriend's sister for now. It's less than ideal, but at least they're together.


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About a year ago, shortly after E3 2018, I wrote a fairly snarky write-up of a trailer for Insonmiac's then-forthcoming Spider-Man. I thought the piece was edgy and that I was very cool. You know what? I was so, so wrong. Spider-Man is a damn good video game and I was incorrect in my instinct to snark on it.
When the game came out and received universally positive reviews, I took more notice. When my boss, a video game critic for a fairly popular YouTube channel, said it was one of his favorite games of 2018, I started to get on the hype train. I hate to judge a book by its cover, even though I had definitely judged this game by its trailer. So, I started looking for a way to hands on it.
My wife's family purchased the game for me as a Christmas present (pro tip: find a wife who supports your hobbies and whose family won't roll their eyes at buying a 30-year-old man a video game as a gift). We watched It's A Wonderful Life, ate some snacks, then I fired up the game. The minute my costumed hero started swinging through NYC on his way to fight the Kingpin, I was on board.
Spider-Man belongs to a set of video games that sets out to improve on a base formula. While the game brings new ideas to the table, it's ultimately about executing mechanics more accurately that could have been done in older console generations. And you know what? That's so, so fine. Video games have always been iterative, and Spider-Man is no exception.
What struck me was that even though I've done so many of the things this game has to offer in other games, they feel fresh and new because of a couple small tweaks. Being able to fling Spidey around the city feels amazing, but it also feels amazing because I can do it in both day and night. The incredibly cliché point that has been made in every review about the game since it was released about how NYC "feels alive"? So, so true. I went by my favorite spot in Central Park in the game, and it feels like a one-to-one replication (though when last I was there in person, there wasn't a Sable compound a hundred yards away). Popping up to a rooftop and stumbling through a barbecue? So good.
The little Marvel touches are stirring and evocative and exciting in a way I didn't expect. As a longtime Daredevil fan, slinging through Hell's Kitchen and seeing Josie's Bar made me do a weird emotional backflip and immediately made my mind go into overdrive imagining a Daredevil game. Somewhere around the same time as finding that landmark I found the backpack containing Matt Murdock's business card and had what can only be described as a giddiness explosion.
*Mild spoilers for Spider-Man to follow, but if you watched the trailer from E3 last year then you're good.*
But even more affecting than the familiar landmarks and fine-tuned gameplay is the genuinely great super-story. In my (bad) early take on the gameplay trailer from last year, I rolled my eyes at the riot on the Raft and the very idea of a supervillain gauntlet. But the buildup to the reveal of the Sinister Six in the game itself is incredibly well-done. This reveal comes way later than I thought it would, to the game's benefit. Spider-Man feels like it's going in one direction, ends up going in another, and I am along for the ride.
I recorded part of the cutscene as it appears in the game and I think the whole moment when all six big villains show up is really fantastic.
Of course, there's still stuff that I wish were done a little better; the Silver Sable stuff is... fine, really just an excuse to have supervillains attack someone besides the cops. I think the Miles Morales story integration is great, but his gameplay sections don't especially stick out to me and I just want him to be bitten by a radioactive spider already! I wish the gadgets were integrated better; you can best pretty much any combat challenge with just basic attacks, finishers, and the web shooter.
These are nitpicks. I've been playing through Spider-Man off and on for the last six months and it's incredibly satisfying every time I pick it up. In a lot of ways, it feels like "one more open world game" but if you're like me, a guy who is overall pretty medium on Spider-Man the property but likes superheroes in general, it's well worth the time.
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Creating Bright Web 2.0 style Heart icon using Photoshop Tutorial by printplace2012 (Views:3105)
Heart icons or graphics are pretty popular, especially since its Valentine's month. If this is your theme for your special season brochure prints and booklet prints, then you will probably will want to learn how to do them properly. In this tutorial, we will go through creating heart icons in the web 2.0 style.
1. In Photoshop, select the custom shape tool in the tool window.
2. Next, on the shape properties above, choose the "heart card" custom shape.
3. Next, just drag the tool unto the canvass to shape the heart.
4. Now, we'll add colour to the heart. We are not just going to make it red. We are going to make it a gradient red so that it looks more modern and dynamic. Do this easily by first right clicking on the heart layer and then choosing blending options in the context menu.
5. Once the layer options window is up, tick the "Gradient Overlay" box.
6. Change the color by clicking on the gradient bar. Choose the 3 color option in the presets, and then change their colors to red values in increasing lightness. The hex codes for the color that you can use are:
a. Dark Red: #8d0404
b. Red: #fb1414
c. Light red/pinkish: #fd6363
7. That should give us a nice gradient colour effect. For many people this is already a good style. However we will take things further.
8. Now, we add an outer glow style to add some more soft light around the edges of the heart. Just bring up the blending options again and tick the Inner glow option.
9. Set the blend mode to Soft light. The colour should be pure white #ffffff. Depending on the size of your heart, adjust the size. For us 42pixels is enough. This should result in a pretty bright looking heart.
10. Now, let us add more subtle light options. Go back again to the blending options and tick of bevel and emboss.
11. Input these settings
a. Technique: Smooth
b. Size: 7 (adjust if needed)
c. Soften: 3
d. Shadow mode: Soft light (Color is White)
12. Look at your shape closely and you will see a subtle white effect on top of our glow effect.
13. Now, select your heart again. We shall expand it to get a gradient coloured border. Press and hold the CTRL key and then click on the thumbnail of the heart layer to select the shape of the whole heart.
14. Then go to Select -> Modify -> Expand.
15. Expand the area to about 6 pixels.
16. Now, press CTRL+SHIFT+N to create a new layer. Select the defaults for the new layer. Don't worry the selection will still be there.
17. Then fill that out with the paint bucket with a random colour.
18. Then, send that expanded layer back.
19. You should then see a nice black border on the heart.
20. Change the colour of the border and use a gradient by editing its blending options. Tick off gradient overlay and decide on a good color.
21. That should give us a gradient type border for the heart.
22. So that is how you get a great looking heart icon for your designs. Now, you can leave it at that, but since this type of heart shape is common because it is used in Photoshop, you might want to alter its shape a bit.
23. DO this by selecting both layers and rasterizing them. Just right click on both selections and select rasterize layers.
24. Then Merge both layers by right clicking and selecting merge layers.
25. Now, you can press CTRL+T to transform the heart. It would be good to experiment with the Warp effect of the free transform. Just be creative about it.
26. Just adjust the shape of the heart to your taste.
27. Great! Now you know how to create heart designs that look bright, sleek and dynamic perfect for web 2.0


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DAY 5 / I feel relieved and sad at the same time. London Fashion Week is over and after 10 shows in 5 days I am in desperate need of a holiday. It may not sound much to you but besides the shows there are the showrooms, exhibitions and presentations which are also very interesting and worth going. So I left nothing out the last few days. I went to every single event that I could get my hands on. I really enjoyed the time and I will need a few more days to reflect what I saw. But what I can say at the moment ? It was a big inspiration and it was lovely to see many different fashion brands in this short time. Here are my highlights of Day 5.
/FLAT WHITE at RAPHA for the last DAY of LONDON FASHION WEEK/
/WILSON PK PRESENTATION at THE HOSPITAL CLUB/
/DESIGNER COFFEE before THE CHRISTOPHER RAEBURN SHOW/
/CHRISTOPHER RAEBURN SHOW at SOMERSET HOUSE/
/EMILIO de la MORENA SHOW at SOMERSET HOUSE/
/READING the LONDON FASHION WEEK DAILY/
Every Day I read THE DAILY fashion newspaper which is available onsite at the Somerset House. Besides Show Reviews and Trends there is a Street Style Section on the last page. I did not make it there but two girls I know did. On the left FASHIONOBSCURA – she has such a unique style and was – I would say – the most stylish woman during this London Fashion Week. And on the right ALEXANDRA ANGERMEIER (fashion editor at FREUNDIN MAGAZINE), who I know from my studies in Munich. Two wonderful looks, Girls.
/MEETING fellow BLOGGER Victoria from @inthefrow/
/CELEBRATING LUNCH at ISHBILIA/
/BYE BYE LONDON FASHION WEEK – See You in Summer/


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Meta1 Augmented Reality 3D Glasses
Augmented Reality (AR) is stereoscopic Virtual Reality (VR) mixed with the real world around us. The future of augmented Reality will be something like Meta (Portola Valley, CA, USA) envisions it: seeing the actual, natural world in front of you through transparent lenses, overlaid with virtual information with which you interact using your hands and voice.
Meta1's SpaceGlasses are now shipping to early 'prosumer' adopters and you can pre-order the Meta1 developer's kit described here under.
The META 1 Developer Kit
The Meta 1 Developer Kit is the first computing device that gives you virtual superpowers:
- 3D See Through Display : 960 x 540 pixels for two displays 36° field of view with the FoV expander
- Time of flight depth camera with 320x240 pixels
- Single camera with 720p resolution at 30fps
- Head Tracking 360° tracking 9-axis
- Integrated Motion Unit Accelerometer
- Gyroscope and Compass
- Dolby 3D Spatial Audio Technology
- Microphone included
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For more info, visit the META 'Space Glasses' web site.
Read also this excellent paper in TechCrunch.


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Bell Helicopter Textron (NYSE:TXT) landed a sizable Pentagon contract in support of two U.S. allies Tuesday.
Specifically, Textron was awarded a foreign military sales contract worth up to $85.4 million to provide engineering and support services to the governments of Iraq and Taiwan. The Pentagon's announcement of Tuesday's award was short on specifics. However, it is known that Iraq operates a fleet of at least 30 Bell 407 helicopters -- a civilian-grade utility helicopter often used for air ambulance, law enforcement, and also transport work.
In Taiwan, the company's presence is even greater. The Taiwanese Army's fleet of UH-1H "Huey" military helicopters was manufactured in Taiwan under license from Textron.
Tuesday's $85.4 million award amounts to less than 1% of the revenues Textron collects in a year. However, these revenues belong to Textron's most profitable manufacturing business. The company's Bell Helicopter division earns operating profit margins of 15% on each revenue dollar, dwarfing the profit margins at Textron's Cessna, Textron Systems, and Industrial divisions.


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I am using Windows 7. When I open something e.g. Internet Explorer, it immediately gets opened. Whereas on my friend's system, it opens like it is splashing. I also want the same effects. Do I need to have some settings for that?
Secondly when she presses windows+tab from keyboard, her windows starts changing in a very good style. But my windows 7 is not doing that as well. I can change the working window by pressing Alt+Tab which has no style.
My Display Settings are:
Can anybody tell me what's wrong with my Windows 7?
when she presses windows key+tab from keyboard, her windows starts changing in a very good style.
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When I press Windows Key + tab key, nothing happens. Why?
These are my settings. It does not have all options that you have.


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The "brotherhood of brewers" was on display at the Seaside Civic and Convention Center Saturday for the Pouring at the Coast craft beer festival. Beer fans from throughout the Pacific Northwest grabbed a glass and had a sip at the fest, presented by the Seaside Chamber of Commerce.
"The coast is a destination and the people who live here, we're superentrenched in our communities," Seaside Brewing Co. owner and festival founder Jimmy Griffin said. "We're here to stay and we just pour ourselves into these beers."
Will Leroux of Public Coast Brewing, the newest entry to the beer scene in Cannon Beach, poured a tangerine IPA and a blonde ale.
"I was a chef for about 30 years," Leroux said. "I've been brewing for about 1 1/2 years and everybody has welcomed me with open arms. It's a brotherhood, not a competition."
"This event is huge," Logan Marks of Stickmen Brewing Co., based in Lake Oswego, said. "For a brewery our size, it means the world."
Marks was pouring Stickmen's F1 IPA. "We dry-hop it twice," he said. "It's super aromatic, with a nice fruity body."
Brent Nygard from RiverBend Brewing Co. poured an oatmeal stout and an IPA.
A small Bend brewery with a capacity of only 5,000 barrels, Nygard said the Seaside festival allows his brewery "to reach out and get our beers out there."
Participants from Astoria included Fort George Brewery and Public House, Buoy Beer Co., Wet Dog Brewery, Reach Break Brewing and Rogue Ales and Public House. The South County was represented by Seaside Brewing Co., and Pelican Brewing and Public Coast Brewing, both of Cannon Beach.
Dan Hamilton founded Buoy Beer in the garage of his house in Seaside. "It's a fantastic thing to see craft beer really bring people out," Hamilton said. "We've got people of all ages and all taste-bud sets."
Hamilton said Buoy Beer focuses on traditional European lager beers and Northwest ales. "We have some protocols in the brew house that border on philosophy," Hamilton said. "We use extremely clean yeast strains. The brewers are very dedicated to making sure the beers are absolutely balanced."
Shaun Barrick, head brewer with Astoria Brewing Co., said of Astoria's six breweries: "We all kind of fill a different niche in the market and get along great, so the more the merrier, as far as I can see. Craft beer is such a great boon. It helps keep dollars in local communities, it provides jobs and a great outlet for creative energy."
Barrick showcased the company's Harbor Coffee Cream Ale and Slack Tide IPA.
One of the most creative pouring stations — and certainly the one with farthest distance traveled — was Melvin Brewing from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Co-founder and "Field Hoperative" Jeremy Tofte high-fived customers and donned an animal costume — moose? bear? donkey? — while beeristas offered tastings of Melvin's 2X4 Double IPA, winner of "a bunch of gold medals all over the world," according to Tofte, a Portland State University grad who described Jackson Hole's brew scene as "burgeoning." Tofte is on the fast track for celebrity — he's profiled in this week's issue of the national Men's Journal magazine.
Is there a particular North Coast brewing style?
"As a region, people sense we really care about what we're doing and the quality of these beers," Griffin said. "You've got to be a weird duck to live on the north Oregon Coast. It's not a normal thing. So we're not normal brewers. And we make beers that aren't normal either. People are really drawn to that.
"I think the North Coast scene is exploding because it's unique," he added. "It's got its own flavor. It's very eclectic."
And the winners?
The People's Choice winner was Wild Ride Brewery for its Nut Crusher Peanut Butter Porter, the second year in a row this beer has won and third year in a row that the Wild Ride Brewery has taken the People's Choice award home.