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DUE WEST, S.C. – Playing its third conference road match in as many days, the King University men's volleyball team suffered a setback on Friday afternoon, falling 3-0 to Conference Carolinas leaders Erskine College.
The Flying Fleet came into the match with a 5-1 record in conference play and showed their resolve as they battled with the gritty Tornado deep into each set. King trailed by just one point in a first set that featured eight ties and three lead changes before the Fleet scored three straight points to take an 18-15 lead. The Tornado attempted to rally, but Erskine had an answer for every point and didn't allow King to pull within two points during the remainder of the set, which was finished with a Mike Kawa kill to give Erskine the 25-21 victory.
After a second set that saw another late 3-0 Erskine run to take control, the Tornado used a 4-0 run midway through the third set that featured blocks by Gerber and Nick Serowski and a thunderous termination by Kiel Bell to force a Fleet timeout. Erskine scored three straight points moments later to tie the match at 20. The teams were again locked at 21 and 22 points before a Fleet block and Tornado attack error gave Erskine match point. A service error extended play, but a Michael Michelau kill gave Erskine a 25-23 win in the set and a sweep in the match.
Roberto Perez Vargas led the Fleet with 16 kills on the evening, making just three errors in 21 attempts to hit at a .619 clip. Three Erskine players all registered nine kills in the match to give the Fleet 51 total terminations. Erskine was deadly at the net, hitting.359 as a team and compiling 7.0 total team blocks, including four from Michelau and three each from Corey Marks and Nathan Camnitz.
Eddie Moushikhian led the Tornado with 11 kills, registering his 14th double-digit kill total of the season in King's 17 matches. Primary setter Matthew DeLong finished with 27 assists, while freshman Chris Gerber continued his impressive play of late with four blocks.
After playing three road matches in conference play in three nights, the Tornado will take a much-needed break before their next match. King travels to Indiana to face Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne on Friday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m. The Tornado will then play at Ball State the following night.


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May 9, 1931 - April 23, 2013
Livingston Manor, NY
Virginia L. Simmons of Livingston Manor passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at Roscoe Regional Rehab & RHCF. She was 81.
She was the daughter of the late Gerald and Pearl VanLoan Simpson, born on May 9, 1931 in Livingston Manor.
Virginia worked in various hospitals for many years as a Unit Secretary and an O.R. Control. She was a life time member of the Livingston Manor Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, and she was a former member of the VFW. Virginia was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend to all that knew and loved her. She will be deeply missed by her friends and family.
She leaves behind her children: Gene Simmons of Wyoming, David Brian Simmons and his wife, Kathy of Arizona, and Sharon Appenauer and her husband, Rudy of Livingston Manor; her grandchildren: Michael Appenauer and his wife, Rene, Gary Appenauer and his fiance, Kim, Andrew Appenauer, Anthony, Courtney and Gene Simmons Jr. and Carie Patterson and her husband, Chris; her great grandchildren: Kylie, Emma, and Amelia; her siblings, Shirley Jersey of Florida, and Gerald Simpson of Parksville. She was predeceased by her husband, Ernest W. Simmons and one daughter, Wendy Adolph.
Visitation will be on Tuesday, April 30th at Herbert C. Bryant Funeral Home, 29 Pearl St., Livingston Manor, NY 12758 from 1 to 3 and 5 to 7 p.m. There will be a Funeral Service Tuesday evening, April 30th at 6:30 p.m. at the funeral home; Rev. Bob Kersten will officiate. Burial will take place at the Beaverkill Cemetery on Thursday, May 2nd at 3:00 p.m.
Donations in Virginia's name can be made to the Resident Council C/O Roscoe Regional Rehab & RHCF 420 Rockland Road, Roscoe NY 12776.
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The next year and a half is shaping up to be a busy period for higher education building projects.
Western Michigan University is positioning a new degree concentration to help serve the global aviation industry that's expected to grow rapidly in the coming years.
The movie theater business over the last couple of decades has had more plots twists than an M. Night Shyamalan film.
When Byron Center-based Spartan Stores Inc. merged with Nash Finch Co. of Minneapolis last fall, the way the deal was structured helped position the newly formed SpartanNash Co. to immediately take on the task of integration without worrying about being overleveraged.
The Ottawa County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority (OCBRA) approved its first assessment project that was made possible by a $400,000 federal grant.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley served as the keynote speaker at the Urban Land Institute of Michigan infrastructure conference this month in Lansing. MiBiz spoke with Calley before his address to discuss how the Governor's office is approaching fixes to the state's ailing infrastructure. Calley said it's time to make big moves to find a solution.
Fixing Michigan's roads, bridges and other infrastructure will certainly require the state to clear key budgetary hurdles, but it also may call for new models of public-private partnerships to see the projects to completion.
Grand Rapids-based 616 Development LLC and Rockford Development Group have partnered to purchase an aging property in the city's west side neighborhood.
There's a battle of competing reports brewing in Lansing over potential updates to the energy section of the state's residential building code.
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NEW YORK, Nov 1 (Reuters) - The governors of New York, New Jersey and other U.S. states said on Wednesday that insurance companies should not charge hurricane deductibles that cost tens of thousands of dollars to state homeowners who file claims for damage from Sandy because it was labeled a ``post-tropical storm'' by the time it hit land.
Many homeowners have already filed insurance claims in the wake of Sandy. While hurricane deductible clauses are written in various ways, many designate a higher deductible to be paid for named storms designated hurricanes, said Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America.
While a typical homeowners policy has a deductible of a flat fee like $500 or $1,000, hurricane deductibles are a percentage of total home value, typically 1 to 5 percent. A $400,000 shore house, with a 5 percent deductible, would have out-of-pocket costs of $20,000.
``Homeowners should not have to pay hurricane deductibles for damage caused by the storm and insurers should understand the Department of Financial Services will be monitoring how claims are handled,'' New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said in a press release.
New Jersey, where the storm first made official landfall, said the hurricane deductible would not apply. The change in the storm's designation to post-tropical cyclone just before hitting the barrier islands, ``will save a lot people a lot of money,'' says Ed Rogan, spokesperson for the New Jersey department of banking and insurance.
Connecticut made a similar announcement, as did other states. The Maryland Insurance Administration said in a statement: ``The National Weather Service did not issue hurricane warnings for any Maryland counties. Therefore, percentage deductibles will not apply to homeowners policies in Maryland for damage caused by the October 29-30 storm.''
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Details/TV: At Alamitos Beach in Long Beach, final matches on Sunday at 12:30 p.m., Ch. 4:
This is where SPF number indicates the Summer Party Festival level on your keg of Coppertone. This version of the Long Beach Grand Potpourri follows up last year's inaugural event with even more juice — a six-day festival starting Tuesday and kicked up a notch as the FIVB-sponsored tournament attracted more than 120 of the top players in the world going after $1 million in prize money. That includes the usual bump-and-thump American headliners like Kerri Walsh Jennings, April Ross, Brittany Hochevar, Sean Rosenthal, Todd Rogers, Phil Dalhausser and Casey Jennings, all of whom are trying to calibrate their games as the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil comes more into focus. Throw in all kinds of live musical acts, junior and college competition, co-ed four- and six-person events and the mandatory bikini contest with a $1,000 grand prize, and it's proof again the signature sport of Southern California has arrived for its mid-summer fling thing. Or go with what promoter/organizer Leonard Armato calls "the most extraordinary beach volleyball event in the history of the planet." If parking hassles around the Pike or Convention Center aren't appealing, Channel 4 also has either a men's or women's semifinal match on Saturday (1:30 p.m.), with NBCSN and Universal Sports carrying matches all weekend. More info: www.wsobv.com.
NO. 2: MLB: DODGERS at SAN FRANCISCO
Details/TV: Friday-Sunday, SportsNet L.A. and ESPN
A check of the latest ESPN/FanGraphs.com playoff projection standings show the Dodgers at about an 80 percent lock to make it, with the Giants just behind them at 60 percent. That would mean by the time the second half of the season runs its course, only one will claim the NL West title and the other has to scramble through some wild-card scenarios. Even though they'll play each other six more times, between Sept. 12 and Sept. 24, this particular three-game series is so important to the Dodgers manager Don Mattingly set up his rotation after the All-Star break to have Zack Greinke, Clayton Kershaw and Hyun-Jin Ryu all available at AT&T Park. The Giants counter with Tim Lincecum, Ryan Vogelsong and Matt Cain but won't have first baseman Brandon Belt, on the disabled list with a concussion. Belt is 10 for 30 against Dodgers pitching this season with a home run in eight games.
The series: 7:15 p.m., Friday and 6:05 p.m., Saturday on SportsNet L.A.; 5:07 p.m., Sunday, ESPN.
NO. 3: MLB: ANGELS vs. DETROIT
Details/TV: Angel Stadium, Thursday-Sunday, FSW:
Four games against the defending AL champions and current AL Central leaders starts with a matchup of Garrett Richards and Max Scherzer, who have only a handful of defeats between them. But that isn't why the Angels are promoting the game as "Singles Night." They're allowing those looking who claim to be unattached to gather together in the Gate 1 music garden from 5-7 p.m. and perhaps exchange digits. The numbers to watch: How Mike Trout and Miggy Cabrera match up.
The series: 7:05 p.m. and 6:05 p.m., Thursday and Friday; 12:35 p.m., Sunday.
NO. 4: SOCCER: GALAXY vs. MANCHESTER UNITED
Details/TV: At the Rose Bowl, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Fox Sports 1:
How friendly can this thing be if the seats way at the top of the Rose Bowl are going for about $100? Man U hasn't been in L.A. since 2003, when it outlasted Mexico's Club America at the Coliseum. The fabled English powerhouse will stick around for the Guinness International Champions Cup tournament, opening against A.S. Roma on Saturday in Denver.
Details/TV: At Cooperstown, N.Y., Sunday at 10:30 a.m., MLB Network:
It's not like the Dodgers have any real claim in making Joe Torre a Hall of Fame manager after he guided the team for three seasons (2008-2010) following his 11 year-run with the Yankees that included four World Series titles. But when he's inducted on this day with Tony LaRussa, Bobby Cox, Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas, L.A. at least will have a rooting interest, since he got the last of his 2,326th career wins with the Dodgers. (And why not also put him into the broadcasters' wing for the five years he was a color man on the Angels' TV games from 1985-'90?)
Details/TV: At Paris, Sunday at 6 a.m., NBCSN:
The Tour itself may be as picturesque as ever this year, but a wave of cell-phone selfie pictures spectators have been taking while standing along the side of the course has proven to be far more of a nuisance. Some riders have been knocked off their bikes trying to avoid the posers. Others are resorting to knocking the phones out of the spectator's hands in fits of frustration. "More and more people definitely have their backs to the race," rider Alex Howes told the New York Times. "I think things in the camera are closer than they appear. They need to put a disclaimer on the iPhone or something." The self-inflicted snapshots likely will continue as the tour heads toward Stage 21, from Evry to Paris Champs-Elysees. If you can't wake up early for it, Channel 4 replays the ending at 11 a.m.
NO. 7: DODGERS at PITTSBURGH
Details/TV: Monday-Wednesday, SportsNet L.A.:
Josh Beckett (6-5, 2.26) is supposed to come off the 15-day disabled list and resume his spot in the rotation as soon as Tuesday, according to those hip enough to know how injured hips tend to heal.
The series: 4:05 p.m. each night, SportsNet L.A.
NO. 8: MLB: ANGELS vs. BALTIMORE
Details/TV: Angel Stadium, Monday-Wednesday, FSW
Orioles fans are crunching numbers to try to explain how All-Star first baseman Chris "Crush" Davis has crash-landed this season. In 2013, his 53 homers, 138 RBIs, 103 runs and 1.004 OPS were off the charts — a 6.4 WAR. For the first half of 2014, he's barely touched .200 with his batting average and has 15 homers with a .697 OPS and 1.0 WAR. More teams have been aligning their defenses against the left-handed hitter by loading up the right side. Still, the Orioles — not the Red Sox, Yankees or Rays — lead the AL East.
The series: Each game at 7:05 p.m.
NO. 9: WNBA: SPARKS vs. PHOENIX
Details/TV: 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Staples Center, TWC SportsNet
The mercurial Sparks haven't been able to figure out a strategy yet against the rival and Western Conference-leading Mercury, losing twice to their rivals this season by five points each time and watching Diana Taurasi score 23 and 32 points against them.
Also this week:
Sparks vs. New York, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Staples Center, TWC SportsNet
Sparks at Seattle, 1 p.m., Saturday, TWC SportsNet
NO. 10: ARENA FOOTBAL: KISS at JACKSONVILLE
Details/TV: 4 p.m., Saturday, Ch. 9:
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BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — A Romanian court has given two journalists suspended prison sentences after they were convicted of trying to blackmail politicians and businessmen over a three-year period.
The Appeal Court in Cluj on Thursday handed newspaper director Florin Asimionesei a three-year suspended prison sentence and his editor-in-chief Alin Tocan a two-year suspended prison sentence for demanding money from businessmen and politicians from 2001 to 2004.
The pair were also ordered to pay €22,000 ($26,000) in damages to Transportation Minister Relu Fenechiu and others in the case. Fenechiu said after he refused to advertise in their paper the journalists published defamatory articles about his family and business interests.
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I'm just starting greek verbs and I have a question regarding aspect. In chapter 15, 15.17 specifically. Mounce states that..."the basic genius of the Greek verb is not its ability to indicate when.....but what type of action..., or what we call "aspect."
Then in chapter 16, specifically 16.13 he states that in the present tense..."choose the aspect which best fits the context".
My quesiton: how is that genius if I'M HAVING TO DECIED THE ASPECT??????? Am I missing something here? Will aspect be more defined in the verb later? Help.


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I feel sorry for the intellectuals in this long winded discussion , especially nogodsforme... Love her.Does anything exist as a separated entity anymore? They are showing tv shows on the hunt or search for Bigfoot. And it's upsetting, because it's on channels that shouldn't be affiliated with nonsense. The bigger problem... Too many believe in nonsense so that's what's delivered to the audience.
I attended a presentation by one of the team of anthropologists who debunked Bigfoot. He said that he would love for there to be a real Bigfoot, all anthropologist would love to real evidence of an unknown humanoid being. His contention was that all sightings were mistakes and all supposed physical evidence, including photos, hairs, footprints, etc. was fabricated. He was very convincing. I also have a friend who says she and her brother saw Bigfoot as they drove through the woods. He just stood up, looked and them and walked away. They looked at each other and knew that nobody would believe them. My friend is also very convincing.The difference is, the scientist has evidence.
^^^^What I mean is, the scientist has examined the physical evidence presented in favor of Bigfoot's existence and has shown it to not be true evidence. On the other side is stories from people who say they saw Bigfoot. Similar to the stories from people who say they have seen ghosts, zombies, chupacabras, bakas, and demons. Whenever you compare the stories to the physical evidence, the stories do not hold up.
Only Catholic Christian God can perform miracles recognized by the Catholic Church.
Do catholics, when praying for a miracle, toss in the caveat that they hope it also clears committee, or do they leave the paperwork to the bureaucracy and just wing it?
However, it sure seems burdensome to have to depend on a committee or whatever you catholics rely on to decide if something was a miracle. I mean, if the process used to determine if a miracle actually happened is so complex that some unexplained outcomes don't get labeled as miracles (after careful consideration) then even your miracles don't explain all the inexplicable stuff you guys see and/or expect.
So why don't you tell me, in your own words, without looking it up, just what the Higgs boson is?
You need to stop judging me and prove your points without posing judgement. Let people make their own conclusion.
So you're a consultant for this product?
You don't need to "call me on it" let my words speak for themselves. When you "call me on it" you impose your judgement unto the others.
Lukvance, I do not claim to be an expert on miracles. I do not even know what that would entail, and you don't either. I would love to read a real study on miracles so I can learn more about them. Reading anecdotes about what people think are miracles are not going to tell me much, other than that some people think there are miracles. And those people do not seem to know much about research, statistics, and how to design a valid scientific study[...]In fact, Lukvance, the process where you have described what the Vatican does at Lourdes would not qualify as scientific in our local middle school science fair. I am serious-- I have judged the science fair, and the kids who showed which brand of cereal had more raisins did a better job of following research protocols and sticking to the scientific method than what the Vatican apparently does to certify miracles.
Yet you have provided no basis for such conclusions except one big argument from ignorance. Got anything better?
If you do not have "the answers" for which you have claimed that these alleged experts have, then how can you merely assert that they have the answers??
Is that all this about for you, one big game? You made the claim that these Catholics are "experts" at determining whether or not an alleged event was a "miracle" from your alleged God. Yet, as I have noted before, that is a completely circular argument. You need the alleged "God" to exist first before you can say anything was a miracle (and that's just the start of it). Neither you, nor they, have demonstrated that "God" is real or actual (aka - separate from human brains!). So merely claiming that these men/women are experts is meaningless. You would first need to demonstrate that the alleged god is real (which is the whole point of this OP!) and then go about determining that the alleged deity actually did a miracle in a given instance at Lourdes.
Sure you might be nice and listen to what they have to say, but if all they do is repeat the same incorrect methods over and over which you identify as illogical, why would you believe them? If you believe them, then why not believe everyone about anything?
Look for reason why it is "God". Okay, THAT is where I'd like to see some information. What are the reasons why it is "God"? Where is that data showing that?
Why does it only count as a miracle if it is something people like?
Why isn't the tiny engine problem that randomly caused a plane to crash, killing all the passengers on board also considered a miracle? That is also very rare and unlikely, isn't it? A miracle from god!
Quote from: nogodsforme on July 11, 2014, 04:05:40 PMWhy does it only count as a miracle if it is something people like? Because God is good. And usually people like good and dislike evil. Did I really have to teach you that?QuoteWhy isn't the tiny engine problem that randomly caused a plane to crash, killing all the passengers on board also considered a miracle? That is also very rare and unlikely, isn't it? A miracle from god! Same answer than before. Because God is good.
How do you know that god is good, in spite of all the rare bad events that happen?
Because god himself says he is good?
Rappers say they are the best all the time--do you believe them, too?
If more bad rare events happen than good rare events, what can we conclude about the goodness of god?
Like if you live in Northern Nigeria or the Gaza Strip, there is not much good coming your way. Is god's goodness limited to a select few in certain places?
Quote from: Lukvance on July 08, 2014, 05:23:02 PMOnly Catholic Christian God can perform miracles recognized by the Catholic Church. A: "What's that thing in your garden?"B: "It's a tiger trap."A: "It's got a rabbit in it."B: "No, that's a tiger."A: "????"B: "Didn't you hear? It's a tiger trap! It only traps tigers."Brilliant... Why does my will to live start to leave when Lukvance starts with "Biblical Logic."
For one, it is not the subject at hand.
For 2 you don't want to talk about scientific method because you judged me inadequate already.
I will say it again even if you don't want to hear it :Quote from: LukvanceYou need to stop judging me and prove your points without posing judgement. Let people make their own conclusion.You don't need to "call me on it" let my words speak for themselves. When you "call me on it" you impose your judgement unto the others.
Hmm I don't know if it's the same thing but here the consultant is the guy who sells the product. I'm one of those building and debugging it. I also tend to our computer park (physical) and our Network.


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The fact that a believer is happier than a skeptic is no more to the point than the fact that a drunken man is happier than a sober one
He would rather it that they worship Him, instead of spending their time on family.
Quote from: Dkit on December 30, 2010, 09:03:50 PMMe, too.Do we get a free toaster for joining?Yes.We'd like to give you free medical care. That is, Christianity has used free medical care as a bribe for 2000 years and it has been its best recruiting tool.
Me, too.Do we get a free toaster for joining?
^^^I forgot to say, DKit, that concerning the free toaster I have promised you that you will only get that reward in heaven.
But, being an actual, atheisty atheist, I guess I can sign up without looking for loopholes.
Seriously, you guys are the meanest people I have ever met. I hope you are happy and feel really good about yourself.
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Can I join in? I have half a bag of Doritos in my fridge, which I might be willing to share.
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Someone call the Mossad: Cote de Pablo is leaving "NCIS."
The Chilean-born actress has decided to call it quits after eight seasons of playing Ziva David, the Israeli agent on CBS' hit crime drama.
De Pablo will return long enough to wrap up her character's story, but she won't be staying for the rest of the show's 11th season, she and producers revealed in statements Wednesday.
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Love and Hate Lists for Week 15
Alfred Morris, RB, WAS – To be clear, I couldn't care less if RGIII plays or not. Even if he plays, Morris' workload WILL increase as a precaution to try and keep Griffen from running too much. Morris was already an irreplaceable factor for this offense and given his youth, they won't be afraid to lean on him.
Vincent Jackson, WR, TB – The Buccaneers are headed on the road to New Orleans this week and that means there are two bad defenses on the field and the potential for a lot of points to be scored. Jackson has been an amazing addition for Tampa and they have been able to keep him VERY productive. They are going to have to throw deep to keep up with Brees and that should mean plenty of opportunity for VJax.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, CIN – The Law Firm has been on a tear lately and with a game against the Eagles (among the worst defenses in the NFL since firing Juan Castillo) this week, there is no reason to expect a change. Law Firm is typically a mid-to-low end RB2 but in this matchu-up, he falls just outside the top 10.
Danario Alexander, WR, SD – Alexander continues to be a force for the Chargers offense that took down Pittsburgh this past week. Danario is a large man that uses that size to box-out defenders and give Philip Rivers somewhere to throw. So far he is the only guy getting open with any consistency and that isn't likely to change against a shaky Panthers secondary.
Cam Newton, QB, CAR – There is no hotter QB in the NFL at the moment and especially so for fantasy owners. Newton has had 37, 28 and 36 fantasy points in the past 3 weeks. Atlanta is the only defense that was really any good in this stretch but San Diego is far from a great defense too and I think, if your still alive in the playoffs, you've GOTTA keep Newton in there.
Jamaal Charles, RB, KC – This may seem like an obvious one here but Charles owners should have high hopes this week. The Raiders are just 26th against the run and they are struggling as of late. Charles is the entirety of the Kansas City offense and is almost certain to see the 100 yard mark this week.
Michael Turner, RB, ATL – The fact that Turner keeled over in exhaustion at the end of the game and by coincidence fell over the goal line does not give me any confidence. Watch the tape people, this isn't the same guy you had on your team three years ago. He's too slow to get through a hole and into the second and third levels like he used to, leave him on your bench because ALL of his value is at the goal line. It's like starting Michael Bush.
Denarius Moore, WR, OAK – I won't be surprised if he gets a big game here but it's about risk in the playoffs and that is one thing that Moore has in spades. The whole Raiders team is floundering a little bit and while Moore was good for you in the middle of the season, don't look for it here. I know the match up is appealing but you need safe and consistent, not a hail-mary.
Jay Cutler, QB, CHI – The Packers do not have a crippling defense by any means but the Bears DO have a pretty bad offensive line. Clay Matthews is set to return and with all that rest, he's going to be coming back with a vengeance. If he gets in Cutler's face early on, it will frustrate the Bears signal caller and we've all seen him play when he is frustrated.
Torrey Smith, WR, BAL – Mr. Smith, have you met Champ Bailey? You are about to. Old man Bailey has been playing like he's 25 again this season and he's doing that all with the added experience that comes from actually being 34 years old. Jim Caldwell will utilize Ray Rice much more now that he has the offensive coordinator position and that makes Smith nothing more than a poor flex option this week. 27th among WRs in my rankings.
Bryce Brown, RB, PHI – I can't believe analysts can still put Brown as an RB 2 this week. I had him at 20 last week, after consecutive great games and now that he just put up zero points last week, they have him higher… it doesn't add up to me. You won the lottery if you started this guy and won last week, don't try and win it twice.


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NowGamer: Managing director of publisher Xing Interactive adds for the next Xbox 'you'll have to go through Microsoft to do anything'
So while Sony is looking to be more open and accessible, Ms is going the more controlling route?
Though really, if their push next gen is the cable box, entertainment, games are going to be something that's just there on the system.
Sony has really turned itself around, somehow. Asked most people a couple of years ago and things would have looked bleak for Sony (sadly), but these days it seems everyone can't get enough of 'em.
'Next Xbox Will Not Be Compatible With Second Hand'
So no buying used games, no borrowing games from friends, and no option to rent a game even?
I really never thought a new game console could sound as unappealing as the next Xbox
It's worth taking into account that Sony requires an online pass for all their first-party games so that people buying used have to cough up extra cash if they want to play their games online. This is something that Microsoft do not do to their customers, and they appear to be much more tolerant of used games than Sony is.
As such, I'm incredibly wary of any rumors that spring up claiming that Microsoft will block used games with the next Xbox, since so far this console gen they've been much more considerate to gamers who buy used than Sony has.
"It's worth taking into account that Sony requires an online pass for all their first-party games so that people buying used have to cough up extra cash if they want to play their games online. This is something that Microsoft do not do to their customers, and they appear to be much more tolerant of used games than Sony is. "
Yeah, because Microsoft would never charge people to use their own internet connections to play online games that they already bought.
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What are you talking about? Microsoft doesn't have to attach an online pass to used copies of games they publish, because Microsoft charges you to play online with the original, brand new copy.
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Remember that XBL fees are money in Microsoft's hands, not the publisher or developer. This is why day 1 on disc DLC exists; publishers are trying to recoup however they can.
I have no issue with online passes as they are a "fair" compromise. Remember you have a choice to buy new at $60 (online pass included free) or used at $45-50 and then optionally (key word here) purchase the online pass for $10.
All that being said, the only way I can see what the article is talking about as working is that Microsoft ties the games to your XBL account and if the game is bought used you'd pay a fee to untie it from the original owner and retie it to yourself. This would be far more complicated than "online passes" and an open system for used games; it would give Microsoft more control and the ability to track trades though.
Nothing has changed.
Xbox mini will be only be online as already stated.
The 720 will be offline and will support used games.
Jimbo, I've never had to use an online pass with any first party sony game. They have mentioned all games using it, but so far have not implemented it. Uncharted 3 didn't even ask me for a code, though that was the last first party game I bought.
Not compatible with Used games = Not profitable system.
Seems like Microsoft is abandoning it's hardcore market and trying to go pure TV/Cable/Movies/ Casual route.
That may be good for Microsoft, but bad for the Xbox brand......you know the brand that has given them millions.
Sony now uses online passes. I'm not sure which game it was first implemented in, but I rented GoW:A from Gamefly and I wasn't able to play online without an online pass.
Sony already said they have some tech that detects preowned games inside the ps4 but was up to publishers if they wanted to use it.
MS said they do NOT have this tech.
This rumour could end up true. System wide inability would suck for those who buy second hand. But right now only one console is confirmed to block and n4g glosses over the fact that console is the ps4.
PS4 confirmed to Block games?......link please...I must've missed that in the press conference......
Here's my link...can u match it?
@EVILDEAD360: "Nothing has changed."
From the nothing that already was?
"Xbox mini will be only be online as already stated."
Citation needed.
"The 720 will be offline and will support used games."
Citation needed.
Remember kids "My own damn opinion" is not a credible citation. Show your work, credit your sources.
@DOMination-: First, read this.
Note this: "Interestingly, I also spoke to a Sony source elsewhere at the event this evening who told me that the anti used-game patent discovered last month was actually nothing to do with PlayStation 4 at all."
And this: "But whatever reason Sony did have for patenting it, it sounds like it wasn't for its next-generation console."
Then read this.
Note this: "While Yoshida's statement leaves open the possibility that individual publishers can still block used games at will, it's just as likely he was simply leaving the door open for the kind of "Online Pass" purchase systems that already routinely limit certain online game functions in used copies of games."
Every source except for one, that being the managing director at Sony UK, says used games will work on the PS4. I'm inclined to take the word of executives like Jack Tretton and Shuhei Yoshida over a managing director who wouldn't know anything that these two executives don't.
It amazes me that we all are condemning Sony and MS for this feature that may occur when technically some publishers and developers have started to already apply these features within this current generation, and I expect them to continue to the next. I know for a fact several used games that I have purchased that require an additional purchase to access online features. By Sony and MS applying the feature (Sony as an option and MS, we don't know yet) in their next console, I can expect most publishers to actually use it. So we can purchase used games, but in order to access the content of the game, you have to purchase an additional feature.
Lol, did any of you bother looking up this no name publisher? Hardly a reliable source.
it's all about money a lot of companies are taking a wait an see approach to all this microsoft will lead the way the rest will soon fallow gamers are not united an the new generation dont care nor do fanboy's. it will all come to pass sooner or later
Sony going the good way, while Microsoft going the Apple way of control.
I sure hope we are being Rick Rolled and MS isn't this stupid. New only will be the kiss of death for them. That can't be this stupid, can they?
E3 can't get here soon enough. If these rumors turn out to be true? I prefer options and having resale value in my purchases. That and "it's been a blast MS but I feel we are headed in different directions." CIAO
What people forget though is that the 'online pass' has to do with the online portion of a game.
True for quite a few games this is an instant deal breaker in terms of how many people use games. As many games people buy just for the multiplayer.
But for microsoft this means, if true, is that NO part of the game will be able to be used. It may not even be an option to buy an online pass as the disc may not run at all.
Then again if the console isn't connect to the internet for a multitude of reasons, the console itself would be worthless as well.
I also wonder what happens if you move or have an online service that doesn't give you the same IP.
I find it ironic that online passes is a way to block used games, so in essence when Sony, a first party, pretty much introduced this and made it acceptable, nobody gave a damn.
Suddenly now used games is an issue?
I have always been against online passes, because it never actually gave me anything and pretty much just took my rights away.
If you can give me something compelling in return for the lack of ability to play used games, then I might, just might be fine with it.
It's like MP3, CDs has better quality, but I will take MP3 for convenience and cost. However, I will not take nasty DRM on my music.
'Sony has really turned itself around, somehow'..... other than showing the PS4's basic spec, a controller, and a handful of demos, I don't think Sony have done anything to turn their fortunes around.
you cant beat n4g. a positive m$ rumour gets the "wait and see" from the sony fanboys, yet a negative one gets over 200 comments of hate..
troll on kids
You act like Sony originated it. This is despite the fact that EA pioneered it, and WB and Ubisoft followed suit, making Sony the FOURTH publisher to require it. Quite hypocritical coming from someone who, just a few days ago, accused someone of being a lying fanboy.
Making your bullcrap all the more hilarious is that you try to imply some hypocrisy by saying "nobody gave a damn" about online passes, despite the huge backlash against it, which even helped EA earn the title of "worst company in America".
What's even more hypocritical is that this is coming from a guy who's clearly pro-Microsoft, a company that asks you to put in your credit card number to play your new games online, instead of just a code that comes in the box.
lol @ nukeitall
***"I have always been against online passes, because it never actually gave me anything and pretty much just took my rights away."***
I'm pretty sure everyone is against online passes and what "rights" are you referring to being taken away? The ability to play used games online without an additional fee? You do realize that MS pretty much does that with new and used games, right? As you have to pay for live in order to play your games online...
I wouldn't call removing the "Other OS" feature from the PS3 and limiting Vita owners to expensive proprietary memory cards "open and accessible" on Sony's part. EVERY company wants to control your content to an extent.
Microsoft is simply taking the practice a step further. They probably figure that the revenue they lose from rebellious consumers who want to play used games is gained back tenfold by consumers who sign contracts for two year cable subscriptions. Very smart on their part.
Not to mention the goodwill they'll have with developers given this strong stance on anti-piracy.
since when is legally buying a used game piracy?
^^I never said it was. I'm referring to people who have been making copies of 360 games for the past half decade.
Very smart? I don't think so. If Microsoft block used games they have officially gone full retard in regards to what they bring to gamers. And I am talking about core gamers, the ones who made the 360 and the original Xbox sell in the first place. It's never good for business when you alienate your core audience and fanbase.
I don't think devs will benefit from this either. Look at the uproar over Sim City, which went to great efforts to have always online. It crashed and burned, and as a result Maxis is marked because of the negative publicity. Any screw up with always online is a major one. Devs don't need that hanging over them.
What you need is better business models; subscription services such as PS+ are the way to go if you want to defeat piracy and ween people off used games. I don't know many people who say they don't love what they get out of PS+. I'm saying this as a person who has never bought used either. Kill used or try to block it with always online, is a disasterous approach, unless you bring services that fill the void.
Other OS had to be removed for a reason everyone here should very well know. And while the Vita MC can't really be defended, at least they did more than take something off the shelf and put it in an enclosure.
As for MS and goodwill, from what I'm hearing they don't really have any. Not with small and indie.
Also, was talking about the next console cycle. Not the current one. And even then Sony's games are region free. Physical ones anyway.
You can't be serious LOGICWINS.
Sony is well within their rights to do those things.
On the other hand, Microsoft seems more intrusive and anti consumer if all these rumours are to be believed.
Those propriety memory cards can work on as many different Vitas as you want, as long as you format them.
Microsoft is planning to limit the disc to a single account. That I believe is unethical.
"And I am talking about core gamers, the ones who made the 360 and the original Xbox sell in the first place. It's never good for business when you alienate your core audience and fanbase."
It doesn't seem like you understand whats going on here. Microsoft is WILLING to lose a chunk of their core gamer audience if it means getting a bigger piece of the casual pie.
Microsoft isn't stupid. This is a company that made over $2 billion on XBL subs alone this gen.
As much as people here want it to happen, they wouldn't do something thats going to put them in the red.
"As for MS and goodwill, from what I'm hearing they don't really have any. Not with small and indie."
Does that matter to 99% of people? Will most people spend $299-$399 for a 720 to play AAA titles or $5-$15 indie game?
@alessandro10- I love how keyboard warriors think they understand business better than billion dollar companies.
good luck with that
lets see DAT goodwill when everyone starts to jump out
"Microsoft is WILLING to lose a chunk of their core gamer audience if it means getting a bigger piece of the casual pie."
And given how well the casual market supported the Wii, you honestly consider the active alienation of a segment of its current market a good idea?
Also if rumor is true and they're going more towards TV and entertainment support, anything resembling hardcore gaming support if going to whittle to Halo and anything else with name recognition while quality is actually casual.
No, the Wii and the 720 are two different beasts. The Wii went for casual gamers, the 720 on the otherhand is going for casuals in general(people who spend more time streaming/social networking, watching cable than gaming). There are more potential consumers for the latter than the former.
If Microsoft subsidizes the 720 to $199 with a 2 year sub to XBL Gold, Cable, and Netflix for $25 a month, you REALLY believe they won't be successful?
Good will working with developers is not some BS archaic form of DRM. Working with devs making it easier to release on to your platform is what is needed and making the tools available for your particular platform readily available.
If these RUMORS have truth to them, then many gamers will shy away from the Nextbox. Always online or connected is never a good option. Previous and current games with those DRM restrictions has proven that its a problem.
"Does that matter to 99% of people? Will most people spend $299-$399 for a 720 to play AAA titles or $5-$15 indie game?"
Have you seen the ipad and tablet users? They spend $400-600 for an Ipad or Iphone so they can play $0.99 games. Most of these games are indie games too. Yes it true they use the Ipad for other purposes, but i can guarantee that %85 of the Ipad user uses their Ipads to play these games during their pass time, How do you explain Angry bird, candy crush, words with friends, etc...???
"Have you seen the ipad and tablet users? They spend $400-600 for an Ipad or Iphone so they can play $0.99 games."
But thats not ALL people do with an iPAD. You KNOW that.
You said, " they have officially gone full retard "
Can I use this? I just spit my water all over my computer XD
Now you're just arguing for Microsoft's corporate interests instead of your own.
If they do choose to block used games then let them rot and don't try to defend them. That said I don't expect them to block them (it'd be unbelievably stupid).
So people think its ok to buy an item you cant share with a friend ? Hey can I borrow your car? No sorry gotta buy a key from ford ... Only an absolute sucker would lie down and take this
Logic your name is so ironic sometimes
If MS abandons gamers for its next GAME Console then it will fail..... Whether it's Kinect Gears or Halo the Xbox Brand is associated with Gaming...when they abandon that to be a casual hardware device , Nintendo and Sony will no longer consider them competition, just as they don't consider Comcast or FIOS boxes competition...and yes they play games as well.
Also u said "the Wii and the 720 are two different beasts. The Wii went for casual gamers, the 720 on the otherhand is going for casuals in general".
That statement is ridiculous, the Wii got grandparents and soccer moms and more into gaming that may have never touched a game prior to the Wii...the crowd you are think MS are aiming for have no reason to get a Xbox720 if they already have a cable service or smart tv and have no interest in gaming....unless its incredibly affordable..... even then I've used FIOS on 360 and it's a mere shadow of the actual FIOS service ( missing channels, features , etc..)
"I wouldn't call removing the "Other OS" feature from the PS3 and limiting Vita owners to expensive proprietary memory cards "open and accessible" on Sony's part."
Yes, because removing a weakness in security that less than 1% of the userbase used and was not a necessary feature for the console's basic function is exactly the same as closed and restrictive practices with the prohibition of used games. EXACTLY the same. /s
Dude I somehow get your point in a business point of view, But its still "Risky" for them if they are going to do this. And you really sounded like you defend microsoft as if you gain something from it. I dont mind if you defend microsoft if what their doing is good. But even though these are rumors, still they are unappealing no matter where you look at it. I too defend my console or company of choice which is sony because I see that their way of doing things is good if not great and very "Pro" consumer. But if they have done something unappealing too then I will not stand up for them. Like example they chose region lock games for the first time. But its just an example. No matter how we love our brand of clothing or devices, if they done something against their customers, I dont think standing up for them is a good idea.
Right, because Microsoft allows you to buy any hdd you want and install it in the xbox360. Oh wait....
Main reason why i'm switching and the the main main reason i'm switching is because planetside 2 was hinted to be on playstation 4. When i heard that i was like "SOLD".
The whole thing I love about the PS4 is that it is going to open the door for more MMOs on consoles.
i dont care what manufacturer we are talking about but no preowned no buy, it's as simple as it sounds.
This means no one can borrow games from friends? NO WAY!
Not only that but as @asmith2306 said "Microsoft has officially gone FULL RETARD!"@asmith2306
What I find funny is this is a rumour nothing else.
If Ms drop xbox live subscription then I see them making a online pass like Sony do for there exclusive games where they can only be used once to play on line and then if you buy the game 2nd hand you will have to buy the pass as well.
I don't thing any of the big 3 will stop pre owned games next gen as people would end up with far to many games hanging around in there homes that they never play. I also think it would hurt sales of games Ike fifa ect as people will not want 7 copy's in there collection
MS already will have a tough road justifying a subscription for XBL IMO....most if not all of XBL current payed features will be free on other consoles this gen
I wish people would stop acting as if this is not inevitable. Sony and MS need to catch up to modern day platforms like apple/google/amazon when it comes to digital distribution. The only reason this is talked about is because they are still using physical media which is on its way out and I for one can not wait.
I want a nice clean interface that displays all my games and I can hop in and out with no need to touch a disk...
Its gonna happen people, both MS and Sony will go this route. The question is when?
More flip flopping rumors, as usual I call BS.
Meanwhile this seems plausible
In case nobody reads it:
"Moving away from questions of hardware for second - remember Black Tusk Studios? The exciting new people who're developing at least four new IP, presumably for the new console? They're in the market for a campaign engineer with serious "core" credentials. "This opportunity is best suited for an experienced engineer with a background working closely with Design to create outstanding single-player experiences in a core AAA game," reads the listing in question.
"The role will be to create and maintain custom campaign gameplay systems that are needed for our game. Our ideal candidate will be a committed gamer with a passion for delivering new experiences to the core consumer." Experience with the Unreal Engine is preferred. Hmm.
Black Tusk also needs a senior services engineer to help assemble "a reliable high-traffic web application to support console and multi-screen end points". Multi-screen, eh? Could this be a SmartGlass-style auxiliary in-game service of some kind?"
This seems more interesting than the same flip flopping rumor that pops up every week.
And it could just as well be for the WiiU. More so in fact specifically because the WiiU comes with a tablet device.
can we start putting rumor in the title for these RUMORS? Geeze we already know how gullible the internet is. This just makes it even worse acting like they know what they're talking about; a product that hasn't even been announced yet.
That saying it's false now this saying it's true.
Here we again. June really can't come soon enough >_>
Thats what im saying... everyone is talking as if this is set in stone. I wish the internet would just shut up until june...
When a rumour appeared on this site the other day, saying the 720 will use used game and is more powerful than the ps4. Everyone said to ignore it because its just a rumour.
Now its negative towards the 720 its got to be true.
People on this site are so full of it.
That goes both ways. Negative 720 rumors are dismissed by the faithful, while positive rumors must be true. Let's also not forget the years of negative PS3 articles we saw on this site that's supposedly run by PS3 fanboys.
Agreed. And if you check on the number of positive or negative comments on each of such articles and the number of agrees or disagrees each comment receives, you get a very clear picture of which camp of childish fools overrun this site.
Your disagrees prove your point. This site reeks of hypocrisy.
Well there's a reason for that.
If you look around there's literally been somewhere around a hundred articles with various sources of whatever credibility that says one way.
Then there's been maybe a handful the other way.
This doesn't guarantee anything one way or the other, but it is very reasonable for people to have formed a mindset towards a certain viewpoint.
Afterall MS has had months to deny these rumors, as these rumors ARE very damaging to their brand.
It's never a good thing to let thousands and thousands of people to swear off the 720 if these things are true, and then just expect every one of them can be won back. Quite a few are already gone.
Lets put it this way.
If you are standing still and everyone is running towards you from one direction saying Godzilla is coming and then you turn around and find one person running your way saying Godzilla is coming.
Which way are you going to run?
In absence of official information, which MS is guilty of not providing in light of rumors of such impactful nature, people are going to draw conclusions from the information that is around them.
In this case, hundreds of articles over months of timeframe of vast negative consequence have been rumored. MS are fools for letting it fester like it is. It's the worst publicity possible.
NEXT XBOX (XBOX MINI) will not be compatible with second hand.
Yeh we already know this, and I like how the article doesn't make the distinction between which next Xbox Connolly is talking about.
Nowgamer says Xbox 720 yet Connolly says next xbox.
Way to play with words.
"So while Sony is looking to be more open and accessible, Ms is going the more controlling route? "
Lol wait, what happened to "wait for an official announcement " . dude at least be a consistent troll
how many more of these same rumors going to pop up on N4G? this is like rumor number 5000 of the same damn thing.
Which with its so negative content forming first impressions on Microsoft's new content is akin to....
Every newspaper in an area introducing a political candidate each with an article talking about how they are a convicted sex offender with multiple dui's who can be easily bought off on any issue and also kicks dogs.
Meanwhile said candidate remains quiet.
Yeah, smart move Microsoft.


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The 12 Most Memorable Red Carpet Looks From The 2012 Grammy Awards
If you're an artist who got an invite to the 2013 Grammy Awards, that's the only thing going through your mind right now. With less than three weeks remaining until the biggest night in music, there's not a whole lot of time for you to pick out the perfect dress or the sharpest suit. You need to act now in order to make all of the "Best Dressed" lists on the day after the Grammy Awards. So…what are you going to wear?!
In an effort to help all of the artists out there who are struggling to figure out what to wear to the 55th Grammy Awards, we decided to take a look back at what folks wore to the Grammy Awards last year. Hopefully, it'll help them decide what to wear—and, more importantly, what not to wear—to the Grammys this year. So, without further ado, here are The 12 Craziest Red Carpet Looks From The 2012 Grammy Awards. Who's look did you like best?


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Weaning the Hill off Medicare formula
The Medicare physician payment formula is often attacked as a budget gimmick that holds down federal spending on paper, even though everyone knows the cuts it imposes will never come into effect.
Weaning lawmakers off the device, however, is challenging not only because putting an end to it gets more expensive with every passing year but because it has failed at achieving the goal it was actually designed for: slowing cost growth. A permanent fix to the problem, experts say, requires not just being honest about what it will cost to pay doctors but also crafting a new payment structure that will succeed where the current formula failed.
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"How do you restrain spending in a fee-for-service system where there's an inherent incentive [for providers] to increase volume? That's where this [problem] all came from," a former Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services official said.
The current formula, known as the Sustainable Growth Rate, was created in 1997 in an effort to get a handle on rising health costs. The concept behind the SGR was to set a national target for how much Medicare should spend on physicians each year — pegged to the gross domestic product — and cut the payments when spending rises beyond the target.
The goal was to keep the rate of growth in line with the overall economy. Doctors won't want their rates cut, the logic ran, so they'll become more efficient to stay in line with the target.
During the SGR's first few years, doctor costs did actually come in under the target and they got bumps in pay rates, including a 7 percent increase in 2000. But volume began increasing faster than GDP in 2002, and the gap between actual spending and the amount allowed by the SGR grew.
Since then, Congress has repeatedly postponed the cuts that are supposed to take place — to the point where there's now a backlog that could lead to harsh reductions without a permanent fix, or at least another temporary one. If Congress does not act before the end of 2011, doctors' Medicare reimbursement rates will be cut 29.4 percent, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
In a report to Congress last week, the independent Medicare Payment Advisory Commission attributed the system's failure to restrain costs to two causes. First, an efficient provider and a high-cost provider get paid at the same rate, so there's no incentive for any individual doctor to curb his or her costs. Second, the formula may actually stimulate cost growth, since doctors that bill a greater volume of services make more than doctors that do not.
Steep cuts to doctor payments never took place, of course. Congress feared a backlash from doctors and Medicare beneficiaries who might not be able to get treatment at reduced rates. But the fix Congress employed only made the budget problem worse.
Trying to avoid adding billions in red ink, Congress used a device to keep an extension of higher pay rates in 2003 through 2006 neutral under budget rules, called a clawback. This was a short-term extension that was paid for by even steeper cuts to physicians in the out years.
By 2007, that option was off the table because the later cuts would be greater than limits imposed by the law that created the SGR. So Congress started creating "cliffs" — adding tens of billions in spending for short-term extensions but assuming the cuts would go into effect afterward. That tactic kept the cost of a full repeal off the books — an expense that would have added hundreds of billions of dollars of red ink.


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Speedway donating 90 trees post-Irene
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RUTLAND, Vt. —
Vermont's Devil's Bowl Speedway is donating 90 trees to replace ones that were lost during Tropical Storm Irene.
The donation is through the NASCAR Green "Clean Air Project" that emphasizes recycling, tree planting and alternative energy programs.
The Rutland Herald reports Andrea Varney, volunteer and resource coordinator for the Rutland County Long Term Recovery Committee, said even two years after the damaging storm, community members are still recovering and in need of assistance.
The trees are scheduled for distribution in October. They will be placed throughout central Vermont, with recipients in Castleton, Rutland and Mendon.
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Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 146,000 in November, and the unemployment rate edged down to 7.7 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment increased in retail trade, professional and business services, and health care.
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The unemployment rate edged down to 7.7 percent in November. The number of unemployed persons, at 12.0 million, changed little.
Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rates for adult men (7.2 percent), adult women (7.0 percent), teenagers (23.5 percent), whites (6.8 percent), and Hispanics (10.0 percent) showed little or no change in November. The unemployment rate for blacks (13.2 percent) declined over the month. The jobless rate for Asians was 6.4 percent (not seasonally adjusted), little changed from a year earlier.
The number of long-term unemployed (those jobless for 27 weeks or more) was little changed at 4.8 million in November. These individuals accounted for 40.1 percent of the unemployed.
The civilian labor force participation rate declined by 0.2 percentage point to 63.6 percent in November, offsetting an increase of the same amount in October. Total employment was about unchanged in November, following a combined increase of 1.3 million over the prior 2 months. The employment-population ratio, at 58.7 percent, changed little in November.
The number of persons employed part time for economic reasons (sometimes referred to as involuntary part-time workers), at 8.2 million in November, was little changed over the month. These individuals were working part time because their hours had been cut back or because they were unable to find a full-time job.
In November, 2.5 million persons were marginally attached to the labor force, essentially unchanged from a year earlier. (These data are not seasonally adjusted.) These individuals were not in the labor force, wanted and were available for work, and had looked for a job sometime in the prior 12 months. They were not counted as unemployed because they had not searched for work in the 4 weeks preceding the survey.
Among the marginally attached, there were 979,000 discouraged workers in November, little changed from a year earlier. (These data are not seasonally adjusted.) Discouraged workers are persons not currently looking for work because they believe no jobs are available for them. The remaining 1.5 million persons marginally attached to the labor force in November had not searched for work in the 4 weeks preceding the survey for reasons such as school attendance or family responsibilities.
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EclipseFP is going to be reloaded
Great news: Thomas ten Cate has started a Google Summer of Code project to extend EclipseFP functionality. So there will be some activity on the Haskell IDE front again :-) Of course I'm thrilled that EclipseFP will get some overhaul, but Thomas plans also to integrate GHC via scion, an IDE support library. This is an important step towards an IDE core, written in Haskell, that can be used in other development environments (apart from Eclipse/EclipseFP), and so make it easier to spread good Haskell support in a variety of tools.
Thomas has created a blog about this project at http://eclipsefp.wordpress.com/
Good luck Thomas, and thanks for this initiative :-)


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A major water main break near Worcester State University forced officials to shut down the water supply to the entire city today while crews worked to repair the line. WSU was darkened and Worcester school officials said schools will open two hours late tomorrow because of the shutoff.
Robert L. Moylan, the city director of public works and parks, said a citywide water shutdown was initiated late in the afternoon at the water treatment plant off Reservoir Street to try to gain control of the 40-inch main that leads to the 30-inch main that broke early yesterday afternoon.
The 40-inch main needed to be shut down before repairs could begin on the 30-inch main, he said. The system was expected to be repaired by early morning.
The city will notify food service establishments that a boil order has been imposed and of emergency actions that must be taken to ensure food safety. Food inspectors would also be dispatched to those establishsments this morning, according to the city.
Residents of Worcester, Auburn and Millbury are also being advised to bring their drinking water to a rolling boil for at least one minute, until further notice.
Classes at WSU, where at least one building — Ghosh Science and Technology Center — was flooded, were canceled for tomorrow. Assumption College was postponing its opening until 11:30 a.m.
Worcester Public Schools announced a two-hour delay for tomorrow.
UMass Memorial Medical Center said all clinic and ambulatory patient visits for tomorrow are canceled. Emergency and inpatient areas will be running.
The entire city water system had to be taken offline because crews had trouble getting all the gate valves leading to the main shutoff, Mr. Moylan said. Officials have more confidence in the gate valves near the treatment plant.
The lack of a reliable water supply prompted the Fire Department to activate the District 7 Task Force, which brings tanker trucks in from surrounding towns to supply water for firefighting.
The tankers were placed strategically across the city, Deputy Chief Geoffrey Gardell said. Each city fire engine typically carries 500 gallons of water, while some of the surrounding towns' tankers can carry as much as 1,500 gallons, he said.
Auburn, Leicester, Oxford, Millbury, Grafton, Upton, Paxton and Sutton fire departments responded to the city.
The city said tonight that water service disruptions could be expected in the Elm Hill and Woodland water districts in Auburn, the town of Paxton, Century Drive corporate park in West Boylston, the Millbury industrial area and possibly the town of Holden.
Mr. Moylan said the crews would work through the night on repairs.
Mr. Moylan said he believed today was the first time water service citywide was shut down because of a water main break. He said the cast-iron main was cast iron and about 1-1/2 inches thick.
Before 6 p.m., a backhoe started digging around the crater left by the break in front of the college.
Access to May Street was still blocked tonight. The campus of Worcester State was dark.
A backhoe dropped a large chunk of what appeared to be the circa-1932 pipe onto the warped pavement. Pebbles and large rocks created a rocky beach around the edge of the pond in front of the college.
According to the college, progress was made tonight extracting water from the 95,000-square-foot Ghosh Science and Technology Center and crews were working overnight to continue to drain, clean and sanitize the building.
The pond that formed in front of the college will also be drained, according to the college.
Lea Ann Scales, college spokeswoman, said it was too early to tell how much the cleanup or repairs will cost.
She said it was good timing in the sense that there were no classes today because of the Veterans Day holiday.
She said students who live on campus were advised not to return today and said college officials and campus police would remain on campus to make sure any students who could not find other accommodations would be safe.
The Dowden Hall dormitory is running on backup generators, she said.
"Due to a water main break on Chandler Street, Worcester State University officials are advising residential students to not return to campus this evening after the Veterans Day weekend," WSU said in a news release.
"As a precaution, WSU has shut off power to the campus."
When the main broke, it sent a wide stream of water gushing across the front of WSU's campus in the area of Chandler and May streets, sending a torrent of water all the way down to the baseball fields.
The break was reported around 12:30 p.m and the decision to shut down the entire system was made after 6 p.m.
All residents and businesses will likely experience low or no potable water flow at their faucets and taps during the repair period, the DPW said in a press release. Once the broken main is repaired, DPW will flush main water lines where required.
Residents and businesses should leave their faucets and taps on and observe water until it runs clear, officials said.
Do not leave faucets and taps on unattended, they said.
Traffic was diverted around the water in the WSU area. One man was seen rushing to his partly submerged car and hustling to get it out.
College officials walked the grounds to assess damage as students gathered, snapping pictures and video on their cellphones.
Sandra Crompton wandered over from her home on Underwood Street to find out why she had brown water. She saw the massive lake pooling on the college campus.
"I don't think they're taking baths tonight," she said, looking at her two young children.
Students and employees at Worcester State University were being notified via email, text messages and social media about the water main break.
"University police and facilities crews are assessing the impact of the water main break and will keep the community updated through the above communication channels," the college said.
The city's water system has 40,000 connections and serves nearly 200,000 people.
One of the city's largest commercial users, Polar Beverages, was also having trouble because of the water shutoff.
Christopher Crowley, executive vice president of the company, said Polar was forced to shut down five production lines and was running only cans.
He described the situation as a "total nightmare."
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Kento A. Mizuno 11/22/2007 2:55:27 AMGreeeeat!!! Love the colors! (Love the title, too!) Keep it up! #792481
Deb Koskovich 11/22/2007 3:56:53 AMGreat capture of motion and speed, very well done! #5109560
Kay E. Mahoney 12/19/2007 8:57:47 PMCongratulations on your second place winner, Tim. #5232005
Melissa G. Meiselman 12/20/2007 6:47:05 AMCongratulations on this fantastic winner, Tim!! #5234293
Tim J Pile 12/20/2007 9:40:36 PMMany thanks all.
Tim #5237460
Jim Miotke 1/4/2008 12:19:36 AMLove this photo, Tim. Fantastic! #5289305
Avril Young 1/4/2008 12:46:18 AMfirst class photo...congrats on your win! #5289361
Les Rhoades 1/4/2008 1:16:52 AMCongratulations on your POTD! #5289412
Joy Rector 1/4/2008 2:37:22 AMcongrats on the POTD #5289722
Bill Houghton 1/4/2008 2:43:48 AMBeautiful work Tim. Congratulations. Bill
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Lisa J. Boulden 1/4/2008 3:19:21 AMFabulous POTD!
Josselyne Klecanda 1/4/2008 4:03:02 AMGreat!Congrats #5290051
Lori Molzan 1/4/2008 4:55:00 AMInspiring!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations on an outstanding photograph Tim...
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Laura Clay-Ballard 1/4/2008 6:07:18 AMawesome! congrats! #5290773
Evy Johansen 1/4/2008 6:25:33 AMFantastic shot, Tim!! Congratulations! #5290827
Jim Britt 1/4/2008 6:39:30 AMGreat motion-blur shot. Great exposure as well. Congrats! #5290857
Cheryl Meisel 1/4/2008 7:06:38 AMOhhhhhhhhhhh, I love it ... it's WONDERFUL! Big CONGRATS on your wins with this super shot!!!! #5290938
Tim J Pile 1/4/2008 7:44:02 AMThanks all... I'm very lucky to be showcased as the POTD.
Lori Molzan 1/4/2008 7:49:58 AMThanks for the tip ... I'm going to give this a whirl!!!! #5291089
Shelly A. Van Camp 1/4/2008 9:17:57 AMBeautiful and congrats! #5291434
Anita Bower 1/4/2008 9:21:46 AMI like this! The swoosh make nice receeding lines. #5291451
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 1/4/2008 10:41:25 AMCongratulations on your potd and win. Nice in camera exposure work Tim! #5291727
Patricia Ronan 1/4/2008 5:14:23 PMGreat image, congrats on your win and POTD:) #5293029
Robert A. Farmer 1/4/2008 9:05:21 PMTim, Kudos on the POTD award. I really like the swoosh effect you captured. I can almost feel the breeze. Excellent job!
Thanks for contributing to the BetterPhoto community!
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Barbara Mason 1/4/2008 9:18:05 PMCongrats on POTD - an appealing photo and title #5293685
Jean-Pierre Ducondi 1/4/2008 10:19:49 PMGreat work Tim. Love it. Congrats on the POTD.
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 1/8/2008 12:27:09 AMVery cool image!! Congrats Tim!!! #5307669
Jim Britt 1/9/2008 5:01:54 AMNice job Tim...you got your photo in Photoflash as well today. #5313666
Betsy Labuschagne 1/9/2008 5:39:18 AMAwesome capture Tim!! Congratulations! #5313791
Joe Ciccone 1/9/2008 4:33:15 PMhey Tim...that was the most honest and useful 'tip' I've heard on this site...
Joe Ciccone 1/16/2008 11:20:18 AMTim, Beautiful man. Just beautiful. Do you mind if I ask a question? I noticed that the whole scene is in focus. Did you use a high f/stop? #5348924
Tim J Pile 1/16/2008 6:42:55 PMI don't remember Matthew! It's a wide angle lens so that helps and I sharpened the scene a little in Photoshop. #5350625
Kcalpesh B. Ajugia 2/6/2008 8:27:32 PMGreat Capture, I'm learning photography and this kinda photo is my next assignment...:-) Congratulations!! #5455783
Carol L. Joyce 2/22/2008 10:40:06 AMWhat a GREAT image!!! Congragulatons Tim and horray for the cp 995!!! I love mine!!! #5532048
Amrit Grewal 4/24/2008 11:19:59 AMAtlast I found the photographer who took this shot. I think I saw this shot in Popular Photography magazine. Great shot, keep up the good work!!! #5836080
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Andy Powell has made notable contributions to best practices concerning persistent identifiers for quite a long time. I have always found his recommendations practical and free of ego. I almost said free of ideology, but of course we all suffuse our musings with the aggregate of experience and beliefs which round to ideology. The ideology of others tends to disappear to the extent that it matches our own. Protective coloring rears its barely-discernible head.
Andy's opening keynote at the VALA2008 conference in Melbourne a fortnight ago exposed a theme of his ideology which serves the community well in the domain of persistent identifiers, and which he brings to bear on the evolution of repositories. I paraphrase:
Deviation from mainstream Web idioms reduces uptake and quenches the natural interconnectivity which underlies the richness of the Web.
Andy's own summary of the issues includes the following:
our current preoccupation with the building and filling of 'repositories' (particularly 'institutional repositories') rather than the act of surfacing scholarly material on the Web means that we are focusing on the means rather than the end (open access). Worse, we are doing so using language that is not intuitive to the very scholars whose practice we want to influence.
One way to think about repositories is as the bookshelves of the digital library. They are designed to impose order and facilitate management of content. We don't ask scholars, having just published an article or book, to 'go to the library to find the most appropriate place for it... and don't come back until you do!' Not a perfect analogy, but it speaks to the issue of mandating overhead to authors in order that their work is fixed in the scaffold of their discipline's knowledge stores. Still, we have bookshelves for a reason, and something like them is necessary to support the management of digital assets as well. It is hard enough to look after digital resources in a persistent way. Current repository technology is not yet mature, for sure, but it isn't the case that we don't need what it is trying to deliver. (I don't think Andy would disagree with this).
Andy goes on to say:
our focus on the 'institution' as the home of repository services is not aligned with the social networks used by scholars... As a result, we resort to mandates and other forms of coercion in recognition that we have not, so far, built services that people actually want to use. We have promoted the needs of institutions over the needs of individuals.
Well, yes, but it isn't as though we don't see this all the time. It is a rare case when the institutions I have administrative dealings with tailor their procedures and requirements to my needs. Instead, procedures are designed to increase management efficiency, often at the time-expense of individuals. I myself have been known to whine about just such impositions (duh), but presumably, the gains in efficiencies of such requirements redound to the general benefit of all. Thats the theory, anyway. Sometimes its even true.
The question of where the natural home for repository functionality might be is tricky. Lorcan Dempsey refers to institutional reputation management -- a natural and important piece of the puzzle. Publishers are loathe to lose control of the content, but their time is passing... open access is simply too compelling a juggernaut to be resisted. OA is a when question, not an if question. Professional societies want to play, and some of them sit, somewhat uncomfortably, astride the roles of domain advocacy and commercial publishing. Witness the American Chemical Society doing the splits as the open data boat slowly slides away from the commercial asset management pier.
It is still possible that another entirely different model will emerge... more in-the-cloud. A distributed model does seem to complicate curation, (and that institutional reputation thing), but I wouldn't count it out just yet. Still, some institution has to take care of this stuff... responsibility involves the attachement to artifacts, even if they are bitstreams.
Andy goes on to appeal for more RESTful architectural design, and in this I think he is dead on the mark:
the 'service oriented' approaches that we have tended to adopt in standards like the OAI-PMH, SRW/SRU and OpenURL sit uncomfortably with the 'resource oriented' approach of the Web architecture and the Semantic Web. We need to recognise the importance of REST as an architectural style and adopt a 'resource oriented' approach at the technical level when building services.
There are some details of Andy's perspective that I'm happy to contend, but as usual he forces our attention back to design for the Web, of the Web, by the Web. Sounds pretty much right to me. An excellent keynote to start off VALA 2008.
Post Script: Speaking of architectures, I see that Roy Fielding, the prime progenitor of all things RESTful, has tired of endlessly explaining the same things on list-after-list, and has started a blog. This is welcome news indeed. And you gotta love his colorful domain name.
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