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Apple itself offers advice about jailbreaking (even if you feel that the business is biased in this value since it wishes to keep getting its slash of the earnings from official software sales). On this tech take note of, Apple shows that jailbreaking your iOS device can lead to security vulnerabilities, instability, shortened electric battery life, unreliability, disruption of services and failure to use future software posts. It may cause Apple denying service for your device.
Nonetheless, many Apple followers have been jailbreaking iOS devices for a long time without encountering these issues. But once they’ve jailbroken such a tool, they recognize that they ought to expect no help from Apple if it triggers them trouble in the foreseeable future. With choice comes responsibility.
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These sorts of jailbreak were the first ever to be developed. But what possible jailbreakers sought was an untethered method, where in fact the hack would stay in effect even following the device was powered down and on again. That is named an untethered jailbreak, which is what’s designed for those seeking to jailbreak iOS 10.
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A senior, Rothenberg shined in his final three games in a Crimson jersey. The second baseman went five-for-ten overall at the plate, while tallying seven RBI and scoring four runs of his own. Five of those RBI came in game three where he hit two home runs, including a two-run bomb in the bottom of the eighth that won the game for the Crimson by a score of 18-17.
Over the weekend, Rothenberg averaged a 1.100 slugging percentage and collected a team-high 11 bases. He managed a .538 on base percentage along with four put outs, nine assists and a perfect fielding percentage.
Rothenberg completed his Crimson career having appeared in 130 games, accumulating a .305 batting average, 53 RBI, including 25 this season, and five home runs.
The Harvard baseball team ended the 2018 campaign 22-20 overall, the best record since 2005 and 12-9 in Ivy League action, the best conference record since 2007.


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Fans of Looney Tunes’ Bugs Bunny may recall his signature question: “What’s up, Doc?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwLn_His9Yw
Seventy-seven years later Bugs’ question is relevant. What’s up with the rumors of a third hospital system in Fort Wayne?
The Journal Gazette suggested that the announcement of a new hospital by Lutheran Health Network (LHN) owner Community Health Systems (CHS) might be “a preemptive strike.” It may have been designed, that is, to disrupt other entrants’ plans and a signal that LHN must be committed to downtown that CHS is here to stay and that CHS is not going bankrupt. As NICHE has reported recently, this could bring into question whether CHS will ever actually build anything. After all, CHS’s promise of a new hospital in Knoxville, Tenn., dating back to 2014, has not been realized. It’s worth asking, therefore, whether the “new St. Joe” will be just another announcement and another project that is never built.
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Yet, reports continue to circulate about IU Health entering the market, with the recent announcement of a new Riley Children’s Health pediatric clinic merely foretelling more ambitious plans.
Rumors of a Mayo Clinic hospital are far less believable since Mayo recently closed a hospital near Minneapolis.
Others have suggested that former LHN CEO Dr. Michael Schatzlein’s recent visit might show interest from Ascension Health, a faith-based 114-hospital system based in St. Louis. Dr. Schatzlein was CEO of Ascension’s St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville and also had duties related to St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis.
Finally, we have reports of a visitor from faith-based Franciscan Health, operators of 14 hospitals in Indiana and Illinois.
Cleveland Clinic (CC) may once have been a possibility given that it had begun a clinical joint venture with LHN entailing a substantial financial investment. That partnership was canceled (by CHS, we are told by area physicians), however, making CC interest unlikely.
Building downtown is not the only option, of course. We see vacant patches of land near Dupont, Lutheran Hospital, and Parkview North. All it takes is money. Ah yes, money. Money is in short supply at CHS–as is, we presume, inexpensive credit. We don’t know the balance sheets of either Ascension or Franciscan Health, but the last we looked, both had very good credit ratings, in the “AA” range. It is feasible, if unlikely, that either could build a hospital here. And then, there is IU Health, whose debt, ultimately backed by the State of Indiana, was upgraded by Moody’s to “Aa2” on about $1bb of debt. IU Health would seem also to be a candidate with a service footprint in Indiana that already reaches north to Lafayette, Kokomo, and Hartford City. A recent Journal Gazette story included this bit with quotes from about Tomi Galin, CHS Senior VP for communications:
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“Financial Capability Month,” an Obama administration effort affirming a national commitment to “equipping individuals with the knowledge and protections necessary to secure a stable financial future for themselves and their families,” has just come to an end.

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A fundamental element of financial capability is financial access. And, as the issuers of benefits to millions of Americans without a traditional bank account, federal and state governments provide this point of access through a range of products and tools. For its part, the Department of the Treasury unveiled a new application for people using the Direct Express card — the government-issued MasterCard debit card used to distribute social security to the 5.5 million recipients without a bank account. The app allows users to check their balances, view transactions, and find ATMs using their smartphones.

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Arkansas, however, opted out of the festivities.

The very same day as the Treasury’s announcement, the Arkansas legislature moved to establish unprecedented restrictions on its state’s own government-issued benefit card, which is used to disburse cash assistance under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program. Under an amendment to HB 1017, Arkansas’ TANF households would no longer be able to withdraw cash with their Electronic Benefit Transfer card at any ATM. Instead, they would only be permitted to use their EBT cards to pay directly for a short list of necessities, including food, housing, clothing, utilities, and childcare.

The ATM restrictions themselves clearly fly in the face of “financial capability,” reveal some fundamental misunderstandings about both daily financial needs and how EBT cards work, and mean Arkansas’ poorest families will be out of luck if they need to access cash in an emergency. All of that is problematic. But the incongruence here — between the actions taken by the Treasury and Arkansas — is not only troubling, but also reflective of a pattern pervasive in the delivery of government benefits. A consumer-friendly approach to disbursing government assistance is reserved exclusively for higher-income populations; for people in poverty, benefits come laden with punitive rules and restrictions that undermine financial access and inclusion.

This phenomenon has been described by some as “two-tier welfare”: universal programs, including social security and unemployment insurance, come with less red tape and less intentional stigma than programs that target low-income families. The less well-off one is, the more intrusions and indignities one has to endure to get what is generally a paltry — and ever dwindling — amount of assistance.

In Arkansas, a mom and two children who qualify for TANF receive only $204 per month, or around 12 percent of the poverty line — one of the lowest benefit levels nationwide. In the words of State Senator Joyce Elliot, who is opposed to the amendment, it’s “a small amount of money to help people with big needs.” And in exchange for being underserved, these families are expected to over-deliver. TANF households in Arkansas are required to work or volunteer for 35 hours per week — well above the federal requirement of 20 hours.

A consumer-friendly approach to disbursing government assistance is reserved exclusively for higher-income populations; for people in poverty, benefits come laden with punitive rules and restrictions that undermine financial access and inclusion.

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In contrast, for unemployment insurance the Department of Labor has recommended “payment of benefits by direct deposit rather than debit cards for individuals with bank accounts,” and urged states to “offer the opportunity to elect direct deposit as soon as possible during the claims process.” Whereas TANF recipients are defaulted into subpar financial products, the default for unemployment is the method that would provide recipients with the greatest ease and control over their funds. Similarly, rather than equipping TANF households with the tools to find fee-free ATMs, à la the Direct Express app, federal policy has vastly curtailed the number of ATMs available to EBT users, and states have used this as an excuse to enact even wider-ranging restrictions.

The good news is that Arkansas’ proposed prohibition on ATM withdrawals, despite an endorsement by the Joint Budget Committee, is highly unlikely to withstand federal scrutiny even if it does make it into state law. Under new guidance published by the Administration on Children and Families the day before these new restrictions were proposed, states must “minimize or eliminate restrictions on the frequency or number of cash withdrawals and the amount that a recipient may withdraw at any one time.” When Kansas tried something nearly as egregious last year — limiting TANF households to withdrawing $25 per day, conventional ATM logistics aside — the federal government shut it down, noting that it would prevent households from having adequate access to their cash assistance as required by federal law. Arkansas legislators have stated that they’ll apply for a waiver from the federal government to move forward with their plan — but on what basis remains unclear.

More encouragingly, there’s been some progress at the state and local levels in terms of boosting fee-free ATM access, consumer protections, and indeed, “financial capability.” In California, advocates have succeeded in strengthening consumer protections for EBT cards, and, more recently, secured a new EBT contract that will give households access to a broader surcharge-free ATM network. Pilots in Pennsylvania and Washington have sought to connect TANF households with free or low-cost bank accounts and financial coaching as part of an overall strategy to support the transition to full employment.

Advocates have called the amendment “part of a continued attack on the poor” by the Arkansas legislature, which mere weeks ago imposed a drug-testing requirement on TANF households, despite overwhelming evidence from other states that this is a massive waste of taxpayer money. And they’re right. Rather than taking advantage of an opportunity to promote “financial capability,” legislators are aiming to strip Arkansas’ lowest-income households of any ability to conduct basic transactions.

As “Financial Capability Month” makes clear, there’s no confusion about what we all need — safe, affordable financial products and adequate consumer protections — to successfully participate in the economy. The government has shown its capacity to leverage the safety net to connect certain underserved households with the tools and products to meet that need. Extending that commitment to everyone, rather than singling out the lowest-income households with patronizing and counterproductive policies, would go a long way toward fulfilling President Barack Obama’s stated goal of ensuring “every American has the tools they need to get ahead and contribute to our country’s success.”


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Using two complementary analytical approaches, scientists at Whitehead Institute and Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have for the first time identified the universe of genes in the human genome essential for the survival and proliferation of human cell lines or cultured human cells.
Their findings and the materials they developed in conducting the research will not only serve as invaluable resources for the global research community but should also have application in the discovery of drug-targetable genetic vulnerabilities in a variety of human cancers.
Scientists have long known the essential genes in microorganisms, such as yeast, whose genomes are smaller and more easily manipulated. Most common yeast strains, for example, are haploid, meaning that genes exist in single copies, making it fairly simple for researchers to eliminate or “knock out” individual genes and assess the impact on the organism. However, owing to their greater complexity, diploid mammalian genomes, including the human genome, have been resistant to such knockout techniques—including RNA interference, which is hampered by off-target effects and incomplete gene silencing.
Now, however, through use of the breakthrough CRISPR (for clustered regularly interspersed short palindromic repeats) genome editing system, researchers in the labs of Whitehead Member David Sabatini and Broad Institute Director Eric Lander have been able to generate a genome-wide library of single-guide RNAs (sgRNAs) to screen for and identify the genes required for cellular viability. The sgRNA library targeted slightly more than 18,000 genes, of which approximately 10% proved to be essential. These findings are reported online this week in the journal Science.
As might have been expected, Wang says that many of the essential genes are involved in fundamental biological processes, including DNA replication, RNA transcription, and translation of messenger RNA. But, as Wang also notes, approximately 300 of these essential genes are of a class not previously characterized, are largely located in the cellular compartment known as the nucleolus, and are associated with RNA processing. Wang says the precise function of these genes is the subject of future investigation.
To validate the results of the CRISPR screens, the group took the added step of screening for essential genes in a unique line of haploid human cells. Using an approach known as gene-trap mutagenesis (a method pioneered in part by former Whitehead Fellow Thijn Brummelkamp) in the haploid cells and comparing it to the CRISPR results, the researchers found significant, consistent overlap in the gene sets found to be essential. In a final step, the group tested their approaches in cell lines derived from two cancers, chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) and Burkitt’s lymphoma, both of which have been extensively studied. The novel method not only identified the essentiality of the known genes—in the case of CML, it hit on the BCR and ABL1 genes, whose translocation is the target of the successful drug Gleevec—but also highlighted additional genes that may be therapeutic targets in these cancers.
“The ability to zero in on the essential genes in the highly complex human system will give us new insight into how diseases, such as cancer, continue to resist efforts to defeat them,” Lander says.
Wang, Lander, and Sabatini are enthusiastic about the potential applications of their work, as it should accelerate the identification of cancer drug targets while enhancing our understanding of the evolution of drug resistance, a major contributor to therapeutic failure. The researchers attribute this vast potential to the rigor that CRISPR brings to human genetics.
This work was supported by the National Institutes of Health (grant CA103866), the National Human Genome Research Institute (grant 2U54HG003067-10), the National Science Foundation, the MIT Whitaker Health Sciences Fund, and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
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VOL. Ul
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961
NO. 13
Shell Probes Chances in Primary
Mayor to Explain Urban Expansion
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty will speak on growing problems of urban areas at the noon faculty luncheon today at the Faculty Center.
Mayor Yorty, who took office on July 1, is expected to draw on his experience as head of the nation's second
largest city to illustrate his talk.
At a recent speech at Rodger Young Auditorium, the mayor reviewed the results of his first months in office and alluded to the problems he expected to face.
He expressed particular concern over the progress of his ; efforts to improve the system of rubbish collection inaugurated | during' his predecessor Norris i Poulson's last year as mayor.
The Poulson system separated pickup of metal cans from regu-j lar trash collection so that they ; could be sold as salvage to a local firm.
But Mayor Yorty has contended that the new program has exhausted the city’s overtime budget and is causing many persons to find other sources for rubbish collection.
Commissioners Replaced
The major has also been outspoken in his criticism of leaders of many city commissions and began appointing replace-m e n t s to several commissions immediately upon taking office.
Praising the quality of his new commissioners, Yorty point-
Office Extends Ticket Deadline
The deadline for buying rooter tickets for the Cal game h:is been extended until Friday afternoon, ticket manager John Morley announced yesterday.
Only 435 tickets have been sold for the game as compared to approximately 2,498 sold at this time two years ago. The tickets cost §1.75.
Students who do not buy rooter tickets before Friday will have to buy reserved seat tickets for the game, Morley said.
The office, 209 SU, is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be open from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday.
SAM W. YORTY
. . mayor to speak
TDC to Hear Mosks Aide
Joseph R. Cerrell, administrative assistant to California Attorney General Stanley Mosk, will discuss the 1961 legislative session this afternoon at 2:15 in
iiyEv** • --
Cerrell, whose talk is being! e(j ^ he js making every sponsored by the Trojan Demo- effort to choose persons for cratic Club, will also outline the commissions who have had exrole of Democratic clubs in the perjence jn the particular field.
I " Putting persons in jobs they
1962 California primaries.
He is expected to give an answer at the meeting to charges made against Governor Brown's administration by Republican gubernatorial conlender Richard Nixon.
Cerrell was graduated from USC in 1957 with a BA in political science. He was president of the -Trojan Democratic Club from 1954 to 1957.
TDC President Duddley Ray-
understand is something unique in government, he quipped.
The mayor, who attended USC Law Sci ool, has drawn heavily on local colleges and universities for experts to place on city commissions.
I'SC Alumni Among his choices from USC were Prof. John Paul Kenney of public acminis’ation, who h appointed to the Police Com-
ncr said that the campus Demo- mission, and Dean Orrin B. Ev-cratic organization is sponsoring j ^ of the Law School, who was the lecture to acquaint local appointed to the Civil Service Democrats with the club's acti- j Commission, vities. ' The mayor has been in poli-
“There are many Democrats ti=s since 1935, at which time on campus who are isolated aad he was elected to he State Leg-don't know how To become active islature at the age of 27. While in politics,” Rayncr said. “We jn the legislature he authored hcpe that lectures such as these such important legislation as w ill bring them into active par- that State Anti - Sweatshop Act ticipation in politics.” and the State Old Age Pension
Cerrell served on the ASSC Act.
Senate for two years while at I He served as an intelligence USC and was also a member" cf officer with the Air Force dur-Skull and Dagger and Blue Key. ing World War II and was loan-Ke is currently the alumni chair- ; ed to the staff cf General Mac-man cf Blue Key and frfceiate \ Arthur and to the Sixth Army publisher cf the official Demo- i because cf his knowledge of law cratic newspaper for California.. and intelligence.
Cabinet Wilts Parade Float By 7-0 Vote
A resolution enco" raging the university to enter a float in the annual Rose Bowl Parade was turned down by the Executive Cabinet last night by a vote of 7 to 0.
Passed unanimously by the ASSC Senate last week, the resolution claimed that USC students have “long expressed a desire to be represented by their own float in the Rose Bowl Parade.”
Cabinet members were critical of the resolution's vagueness and suggested that the bill be sent to a committee so that the cost and operation of such a
program could be established.
Junior Class President Danr. Moss suggested that the committee also explore the possibility of sponsoring a float in coordination with an outside company, but other cabinet mem-bars felt that the university should sponsor the float if one were to be entered.
AMS President Gil Garcetti complained that the resolution did not adequately explain the means by which a float would be developed and constructed.
When the resolution was passed by the Senate last week, Senate President pro tem Bob Kendall said that the details of the bill purposely had not been ' worked out.
The Senate leader claimed that the bill was merely an expression of student sentiment urging the university to consider the proposition. If university reaction were favorable, a complete investigation cf the pos-s;bility of entering a float would be made, Kendall said.
Polls to Open For Freshman Class Balloting
Balloting for freshman president and vice president will be held today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Alumni Memorial Park in front of Doheny Library, Elections Commissioner Salli Allison announced.
Two senators 'or the newly recognized School of Education will also be chosen in the election, w-hich will continue tomorrow at the same hours.
Miss Allison asked all voters to have their photo identification cards for the fall semester with them when they go to the polls.
ID’s Needed
“ID cards for all eligible voters are available in Owens Annex,” she reported. “Students who plan to vote and who have not collected their cards must do so to receive a ballot.
“Temporary id cards and fee bills wr i 11 not be accepted for identification,” she claimed.
The elections commissioner predicted that more than 500 students will turn out for the two-day election.
Candidates for freshman president are Don Benjamin, Howard Miller and Brook Trout. The five women and one man contesting for the vice presidential post are Virginia Adams, Judi Benson, Martin Chiavario, Bob-be Hensley, Kris Nolan and Judi Taylor.
Education Seats
The two new education seats ir. the Senate, created earlier in the semester w-hen the senators recognized a petition from the Education School to be admitted as a field of study, are being sought by seniors Carol Emerzian and Margo Nagle.
Both education candidates have urged students in their school to turn out for the election and help them make the ASSC aware o the goals and needs of the Education School.
Results of the election will be announced Thursday night at 8 in the Senate Chambers, 301 SU, Miss Allison said.
The elections commissioner said that students will not be allowed to campaign within 150 | feet of the voting area. Members of Spurs, the sophomore women's honorary, will police the voting area and report infractions of the campaigning rules, she added.
Law Dean Charges Neglect of Students
By PONCHITTA PIERCE !
The nation's lawr schools are neglecling both the practical needs cf society and the student's idealicm. Dean Robert Kingsley cf the USC Law School, said yesterday.
Bui universities’ limited resources make it difficult to remedy this situation, he added.
Der.n Kingsley's remarks * ere ir reference to a recent clam in the New York Times by Harvard Law- Dean Erwin N. Griswold t i a t several institutes of law-should be established to counter-1 act the present restricted ^nd self-centereH v i e w of society’s problems taken by law students.
To establish institutes cf law7 which eculd conduct adequate research into social problems, i Dean Kingiley explained, would j take time of the Law School per- i sonnel. a larger staif, grand | scale research and a specialized library.
“Every hw dean would like j to e;tab!ish law institutes de- i signed to cover the maintain-ence cf peace, automobile acci-1
ROBERT KINGSLEY
. . . law school dean
dents and crime and delinquency, if it were possible,” he said.
At USC, several institutes are held which meet Dean Griswold's suggestion, Dean Kingsley noted,
including an institute of traffic, tax. and entertainment laws.
“We could project many more enterprises, if we were given resources to do so,” he claimed.
Last year, the United States spent more than $8 billion for scientific research, including defense research, the Harvard Dean has estimated. In the same period, he pointed out, only
about about S840.000 was spent by the nation's lawT schools on legal research.
•'The problems of automobile accidents and of crimes are surely as important to society and no less difficult than the problem of cancer,” Dean Griswold declared in the article.
He emphasized that nothing short of institutes of law—doing research comparable to that being conducted in the natural sciences and in medicine—could counteract the ‘great pressures in cur law- schools today tow ards a life which is more narrowly oriented."
The Harvard dean also claim-(Continued on Page 2)
Knight-Nixon Tiff May Open Door, TYR Club Hears
By JOLENE GIVENS
The present struggle between Richard Nixon and Goodwin Knight for the Republican nomination for governor of California was described yesterday by Assembly Minority Leader Joseph Shell as an aid to his own chances for the nomination.
Daily Trojan Photo by Frank L. Kaplan
SHELL MEETS STUDENTS - Gubernatorial candidate Joseph Shell (left) was introduced to TYR members by President Harvey Harris yesterday. The Assembly minority leader told campus politicos that the recent struggle between Richard Nixon and Goodwin Knight left rocm for success of another candidate in the primary race.
Noon Music To Premiere New Series
Dr. Raymond Kendall, dean of the School of Music, will open the Music at Noon program series today at noon in Hancock Auditorium.
His topic will be “Why Study Music in a University?”
The music series will be held every Wedensday throughout the semester and will feature discussions and performances of musical styles, forms and groups frcm solo to large-scale organizations.
The Symphonic Band, under the direction of William Schaefer, will be featured at the second Music at Noon program on October 11. The outdoor concert will be held between Founder’s Hall and the Administration building.
A Brass Ensemble will also appear at the second concert.
Although the programs are addressed primarily to music students, all students are invited to attend.
The series of free public performances present outstanding professional undergraduate and graduate musicians in recital for the university community.
The Music at Noon programs are sponsored by the School of Music and are organized by the department of music history and liter ature.
j
Technician
Man-Made
Effects of a new source of man-made light on the world and on the sciences will highlight a lecture today at noon in 101 HH by James K. Neeland, Hughes Research Laboratory technician.
Titled “Coherent Light,” Nee-land’s lecture will describe ruby masers, a newT device which produces light frequencies of such precision that they can pinpoint a one mile area on the moon's surface when viewed from the earth.
“The control of coherent light by masers can be used as a more effective means of communication, spectroscopic analysis, measuring and, for the first time, gives us a chance to probe the depths cf outer space,” Neeland said.
New Communication
He described coherent light as a more effective means of communication between stellar bodies that can add additional
channels of communication to our already crowded airways.
“Each maser controlling coherent light produces a half-dozen to a dozen more frequencies simultaneously for operation than conventional methods, and provides a means of using light communication from localities
to Discuss Light Ray
which cannot reflect light from the sun, such as the dark side of the moon,” he explained.
Neeland added that the narrowness of the stable lightbeam will afford an accuracy hitherto unattainable in spectroscopic work.
I
|
“Since coherent light limits the number of frequencies, the coherent light line will be a thousand times sharper than the j best spectroscope lines available | in the optical region,” he said, i
Maser Action
“Continuous optical maseri action, moreover, is stimulating 1 renewed interest in the whole I field of gaseous-discharge and light projection physics,” he ad-ded.
Neeland is a graduate of Cal Tech, where he received a BS in 1960 and an MS in 1961. He is a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers and the American Physics Society.
The lecture, sponsored by USC’s student chapter of the Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers, is the first of a series of lectures that will be held throughout the semester. The sessions will be open to all students ?nd faculty members.
Speaking before 175 persons at a meeting of the Trojan Young Republicans, the third hopeful for the Republican nomination compared the Nixon-Knight controversy to a hole in a football line through which a touchdown could be scored by another contender.
Shell said that ihe struggle will not only enhance his own chances but might significantly affect the outcome of the primary election.
Nixon Mistake “I believe Nixon made a personal mistake in deciding to run for governor,” he said in an interview. “He will have a most difficult time in carrying much of the state, because the Democrats, who are in the majority, definitely won’t go for him.” Shell claimed that Nixon let himself be pushed into a decision by Eastern politicians who do not know about the California issues. Compared with Warren's popularity Nixon will hardly be recognized, the Republican said, although we admitted Nixon could still be a presidential candidate.
The bulk of Shell's talk was concerned with expenditure and state budgeting, which he feels will be his biggest campaign issue.
Tax Load
“Because of the tax load that has occurred in the past three years we are losing business in California,” he said. “The Republican Party is the only vehicle available for the public to reverse this trend.”
He said that the state is loaded with too many job handouts and high expenditures, and the administration has taken a most liberal intrepretaticn of the laws of the state to meet these costs.
“I would like nothing better than to have in my hands for four years the constitutional right which has been ignored by governors of this state,” Shell said. "It is the right of the governor to reduce any item in the budget which comes in from the legislature.”
Budget Expenses Shell claimed, however, that a “bare-bones” budget would con-sistantly be handed back by the legislature with expansions of spending in it. The legislature normally hands back a minimum budget with more expenditures than required, making the fiscal job of governor more difficult, he added.
Bruce Allen for the Attorney During the earlier interview, Shell spoke on Brown's administration, capital punishment, his own candidacy and other gubernatorial hoDefuls.
Rally Group To Capture Grili Audience
Keep a sharp lookout for Yell King Rich Miailovich and his y il leaders Thursday because at noon they will be marching “en masse” into the Trojan (.-rill to hold the season'r. third football rally.
Amid the clatter of dishes and the chatter of voices, Yell King Miailovich plans to “raise the roof” in order to promote USC spirit for the USC-Iowa game, which will be played Saturday at 1:30 in the Co’ sethn.
Pep Band
A pep band will take over a corner of the grill tc help Miailovich and his yell leaders with the cheers and rongs at the team rally.
Dean cf Students Robert J. Downey will be or hand, as will one of the coaches and some senior members of the football : team.
“This is an entirely new approach to spirit rallies,” Julie Sullivan , co-chairman of the Rally Committee, said. “W e hcpe that this method will stir the student body and keep spirit and interest high.”
Poor Turnout
The co-chairman reported the committee’- disappointment at last week's rally, which was called off because of poor attendance. and said they hoped that this one would be better.
“We want to shew everyone at the Iowa game Saturday that USC has not los" its spirit.” she said. “The main idea of these rallies is to build spirit in the student body. We want to unify the student body through spirit.”
Grill Full
Miss Sullivan said she hoped the grill would be fiied to capacity Thursday because the squad will face a mir.iber one team Saturday and this pally would raise the spirit of both tl ■? team and the students.
Miss Sullivan and Rally Chairman Dave Goldberg are planning to hold future rallies in various campus locations. Each week they hope to have a new and different place to present them. Miss Sullivan said at least one of the rallies will be held on the Row.
The Rally Committee is planning a short spirit session at Union Square in San Francisco the night before the USC-Cal football game on Oct. 21.
Careers of Alumni To Be Portrayed In New International Relations Film
Plans for a special international relations film to represent the careers of alumni of the International Relations School
were announced yesterday by Dr. Ross N. Berkes, director of the IR school.
The film, to be produced in cooperation with the cinema department, will run approximately 30 minutes in length and will feature the activities of three USC graduates.
Men to be featured in the film include John Hughes, who is working with the International Cooperation Administration in Liberia; Rex Baer, who is with the United States Information Agency in Bogota; and Steve Gibson, currently with the U.S. foreign service in Tijuana.
Although there are no funds for the film at the present time,
IR students hope to make this their project for the year.
The plans were announced at' a general assembly of the IR council and the IR student body yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Willard A. Beiing, professor of international relations, Middle Eastern affairs, addres-1 sed the group on the incidents leading to the Bizerte controversy. Dr. Beiing was in Tunisia at the height of the crisis.
He described the incidents leading up to the crisis and the impact cf the Tunisian fisaco on the international situation.
“Tunisians had been considered the ‘women’ of Africa,” he said.” But after the incident they became men—baptized in a bath of blood.”
Between 1,000 and 1.400 Tunisians were killed in the skirmish, \
compared to a loss of about 50 men among the French paratroopers.
The Tunisians were not armed or trairted to any great extent and there were civilians involved in the fighting.
The study of the Middle East is a relatively new phase of international relations at USC. Dr. Beiing started teaching the first course last year. A course in the Arabic language was added this year. It is being taught by Edmund Abdelnoor.
Expansion cf oil fields and the economic development of the area has created a need for peo-language and culture, Dr. Beiing said.
Almost 200 students are currently enrolled in the international relations school. An alumni organization is being formed
and will function by April 1962.
Peter Burroughs, president of the school, said that the group's activities for the year include participation in the YVorld Affairs Council, the Mode! United Nations, high school day and the senior banquet.
IR students also plan to take part in the State Department Foreign Leader Program by acting as chauffeurs for visiting dignitaries in Los Angeles, he said.
“This is a wonderful opportunity for students to meet foreign officials and for foreign students to meet people from their own country,” Burroughs claimed.
During the course of the mee’-ing. Burroughs introduced members of the international relations faculty to the student body.

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VOL. Ul
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961
NO. 13
Shell Probes Chances in Primary
Mayor to Explain Urban Expansion
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty will speak on growing problems of urban areas at the noon faculty luncheon today at the Faculty Center.
Mayor Yorty, who took office on July 1, is expected to draw on his experience as head of the nation's second
largest city to illustrate his talk.
At a recent speech at Rodger Young Auditorium, the mayor reviewed the results of his first months in office and alluded to the problems he expected to face.
He expressed particular concern over the progress of his ; efforts to improve the system of rubbish collection inaugurated | during' his predecessor Norris i Poulson's last year as mayor.
The Poulson system separated pickup of metal cans from regu-j lar trash collection so that they ; could be sold as salvage to a local firm.
But Mayor Yorty has contended that the new program has exhausted the city’s overtime budget and is causing many persons to find other sources for rubbish collection.
Commissioners Replaced
The major has also been outspoken in his criticism of leaders of many city commissions and began appointing replace-m e n t s to several commissions immediately upon taking office.
Praising the quality of his new commissioners, Yorty point-
Office Extends Ticket Deadline
The deadline for buying rooter tickets for the Cal game h:is been extended until Friday afternoon, ticket manager John Morley announced yesterday.
Only 435 tickets have been sold for the game as compared to approximately 2,498 sold at this time two years ago. The tickets cost §1.75.
Students who do not buy rooter tickets before Friday will have to buy reserved seat tickets for the game, Morley said.
The office, 209 SU, is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be open from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday.
SAM W. YORTY
. . mayor to speak
TDC to Hear Mosks Aide
Joseph R. Cerrell, administrative assistant to California Attorney General Stanley Mosk, will discuss the 1961 legislative session this afternoon at 2:15 in
iiyEv** • --
Cerrell, whose talk is being! e(j ^ he js making every sponsored by the Trojan Demo- effort to choose persons for cratic Club, will also outline the commissions who have had exrole of Democratic clubs in the perjence jn the particular field.
I " Putting persons in jobs they
1962 California primaries.
He is expected to give an answer at the meeting to charges made against Governor Brown's administration by Republican gubernatorial conlender Richard Nixon.
Cerrell was graduated from USC in 1957 with a BA in political science. He was president of the -Trojan Democratic Club from 1954 to 1957.
TDC President Duddley Ray-
understand is something unique in government, he quipped.
The mayor, who attended USC Law Sci ool, has drawn heavily on local colleges and universities for experts to place on city commissions.
I'SC Alumni Among his choices from USC were Prof. John Paul Kenney of public acminis’ation, who h appointed to the Police Com-
ncr said that the campus Demo- mission, and Dean Orrin B. Ev-cratic organization is sponsoring j ^ of the Law School, who was the lecture to acquaint local appointed to the Civil Service Democrats with the club's acti- j Commission, vities. ' The mayor has been in poli-
“There are many Democrats ti=s since 1935, at which time on campus who are isolated aad he was elected to he State Leg-don't know how To become active islature at the age of 27. While in politics,” Rayncr said. “We jn the legislature he authored hcpe that lectures such as these such important legislation as w ill bring them into active par- that State Anti - Sweatshop Act ticipation in politics.” and the State Old Age Pension
Cerrell served on the ASSC Act.
Senate for two years while at I He served as an intelligence USC and was also a member" cf officer with the Air Force dur-Skull and Dagger and Blue Key. ing World War II and was loan-Ke is currently the alumni chair- ; ed to the staff cf General Mac-man cf Blue Key and frfceiate \ Arthur and to the Sixth Army publisher cf the official Demo- i because cf his knowledge of law cratic newspaper for California.. and intelligence.
Cabinet Wilts Parade Float By 7-0 Vote
A resolution enco" raging the university to enter a float in the annual Rose Bowl Parade was turned down by the Executive Cabinet last night by a vote of 7 to 0.
Passed unanimously by the ASSC Senate last week, the resolution claimed that USC students have “long expressed a desire to be represented by their own float in the Rose Bowl Parade.”
Cabinet members were critical of the resolution's vagueness and suggested that the bill be sent to a committee so that the cost and operation of such a
program could be established.
Junior Class President Danr. Moss suggested that the committee also explore the possibility of sponsoring a float in coordination with an outside company, but other cabinet mem-bars felt that the university should sponsor the float if one were to be entered.
AMS President Gil Garcetti complained that the resolution did not adequately explain the means by which a float would be developed and constructed.
When the resolution was passed by the Senate last week, Senate President pro tem Bob Kendall said that the details of the bill purposely had not been ' worked out.
The Senate leader claimed that the bill was merely an expression of student sentiment urging the university to consider the proposition. If university reaction were favorable, a complete investigation cf the pos-s;bility of entering a float would be made, Kendall said.
Polls to Open For Freshman Class Balloting
Balloting for freshman president and vice president will be held today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Alumni Memorial Park in front of Doheny Library, Elections Commissioner Salli Allison announced.
Two senators 'or the newly recognized School of Education will also be chosen in the election, w-hich will continue tomorrow at the same hours.
Miss Allison asked all voters to have their photo identification cards for the fall semester with them when they go to the polls.
ID’s Needed
“ID cards for all eligible voters are available in Owens Annex,” she reported. “Students who plan to vote and who have not collected their cards must do so to receive a ballot.
“Temporary id cards and fee bills wr i 11 not be accepted for identification,” she claimed.
The elections commissioner predicted that more than 500 students will turn out for the two-day election.
Candidates for freshman president are Don Benjamin, Howard Miller and Brook Trout. The five women and one man contesting for the vice presidential post are Virginia Adams, Judi Benson, Martin Chiavario, Bob-be Hensley, Kris Nolan and Judi Taylor.
Education Seats
The two new education seats ir. the Senate, created earlier in the semester w-hen the senators recognized a petition from the Education School to be admitted as a field of study, are being sought by seniors Carol Emerzian and Margo Nagle.
Both education candidates have urged students in their school to turn out for the election and help them make the ASSC aware o the goals and needs of the Education School.
Results of the election will be announced Thursday night at 8 in the Senate Chambers, 301 SU, Miss Allison said.
The elections commissioner said that students will not be allowed to campaign within 150 | feet of the voting area. Members of Spurs, the sophomore women's honorary, will police the voting area and report infractions of the campaigning rules, she added.
Law Dean Charges Neglect of Students
By PONCHITTA PIERCE !
The nation's lawr schools are neglecling both the practical needs cf society and the student's idealicm. Dean Robert Kingsley cf the USC Law School, said yesterday.
Bui universities’ limited resources make it difficult to remedy this situation, he added.
Der.n Kingsley's remarks * ere ir reference to a recent clam in the New York Times by Harvard Law- Dean Erwin N. Griswold t i a t several institutes of law-should be established to counter-1 act the present restricted ^nd self-centereH v i e w of society’s problems taken by law students.
To establish institutes cf law7 which eculd conduct adequate research into social problems, i Dean Kingiley explained, would j take time of the Law School per- i sonnel. a larger staif, grand | scale research and a specialized library.
“Every hw dean would like j to e;tab!ish law institutes de- i signed to cover the maintain-ence cf peace, automobile acci-1
ROBERT KINGSLEY
. . . law school dean
dents and crime and delinquency, if it were possible,” he said.
At USC, several institutes are held which meet Dean Griswold's suggestion, Dean Kingsley noted,
including an institute of traffic, tax. and entertainment laws.
“We could project many more enterprises, if we were given resources to do so,” he claimed.
Last year, the United States spent more than $8 billion for scientific research, including defense research, the Harvard Dean has estimated. In the same period, he pointed out, only
about about S840.000 was spent by the nation's lawT schools on legal research.
•'The problems of automobile accidents and of crimes are surely as important to society and no less difficult than the problem of cancer,” Dean Griswold declared in the article.
He emphasized that nothing short of institutes of law—doing research comparable to that being conducted in the natural sciences and in medicine—could counteract the ‘great pressures in cur law- schools today tow ards a life which is more narrowly oriented."
The Harvard dean also claim-(Continued on Page 2)
Knight-Nixon Tiff May Open Door, TYR Club Hears
By JOLENE GIVENS
The present struggle between Richard Nixon and Goodwin Knight for the Republican nomination for governor of California was described yesterday by Assembly Minority Leader Joseph Shell as an aid to his own chances for the nomination.
Daily Trojan Photo by Frank L. Kaplan
SHELL MEETS STUDENTS - Gubernatorial candidate Joseph Shell (left) was introduced to TYR members by President Harvey Harris yesterday. The Assembly minority leader told campus politicos that the recent struggle between Richard Nixon and Goodwin Knight left rocm for success of another candidate in the primary race.
Noon Music To Premiere New Series
Dr. Raymond Kendall, dean of the School of Music, will open the Music at Noon program series today at noon in Hancock Auditorium.
His topic will be “Why Study Music in a University?”
The music series will be held every Wedensday throughout the semester and will feature discussions and performances of musical styles, forms and groups frcm solo to large-scale organizations.
The Symphonic Band, under the direction of William Schaefer, will be featured at the second Music at Noon program on October 11. The outdoor concert will be held between Founder’s Hall and the Administration building.
A Brass Ensemble will also appear at the second concert.
Although the programs are addressed primarily to music students, all students are invited to attend.
The series of free public performances present outstanding professional undergraduate and graduate musicians in recital for the university community.
The Music at Noon programs are sponsored by the School of Music and are organized by the department of music history and liter ature.
j
Technician
Man-Made
Effects of a new source of man-made light on the world and on the sciences will highlight a lecture today at noon in 101 HH by James K. Neeland, Hughes Research Laboratory technician.
Titled “Coherent Light,” Nee-land’s lecture will describe ruby masers, a newT device which produces light frequencies of such precision that they can pinpoint a one mile area on the moon's surface when viewed from the earth.
“The control of coherent light by masers can be used as a more effective means of communication, spectroscopic analysis, measuring and, for the first time, gives us a chance to probe the depths cf outer space,” Neeland said.
New Communication
He described coherent light as a more effective means of communication between stellar bodies that can add additional
channels of communication to our already crowded airways.
“Each maser controlling coherent light produces a half-dozen to a dozen more frequencies simultaneously for operation than conventional methods, and provides a means of using light communication from localities
to Discuss Light Ray
which cannot reflect light from the sun, such as the dark side of the moon,” he explained.
Neeland added that the narrowness of the stable lightbeam will afford an accuracy hitherto unattainable in spectroscopic work.
I
|
“Since coherent light limits the number of frequencies, the coherent light line will be a thousand times sharper than the j best spectroscope lines available | in the optical region,” he said, i
Maser Action
“Continuous optical maseri action, moreover, is stimulating 1 renewed interest in the whole I field of gaseous-discharge and light projection physics,” he ad-ded.
Neeland is a graduate of Cal Tech, where he received a BS in 1960 and an MS in 1961. He is a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers and the American Physics Society.
The lecture, sponsored by USC’s student chapter of the Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers, is the first of a series of lectures that will be held throughout the semester. The sessions will be open to all students ?nd faculty members.
Speaking before 175 persons at a meeting of the Trojan Young Republicans, the third hopeful for the Republican nomination compared the Nixon-Knight controversy to a hole in a football line through which a touchdown could be scored by another contender.
Shell said that ihe struggle will not only enhance his own chances but might significantly affect the outcome of the primary election.
Nixon Mistake “I believe Nixon made a personal mistake in deciding to run for governor,” he said in an interview. “He will have a most difficult time in carrying much of the state, because the Democrats, who are in the majority, definitely won’t go for him.” Shell claimed that Nixon let himself be pushed into a decision by Eastern politicians who do not know about the California issues. Compared with Warren's popularity Nixon will hardly be recognized, the Republican said, although we admitted Nixon could still be a presidential candidate.
The bulk of Shell's talk was concerned with expenditure and state budgeting, which he feels will be his biggest campaign issue.
Tax Load
“Because of the tax load that has occurred in the past three years we are losing business in California,” he said. “The Republican Party is the only vehicle available for the public to reverse this trend.”
He said that the state is loaded with too many job handouts and high expenditures, and the administration has taken a most liberal intrepretaticn of the laws of the state to meet these costs.
“I would like nothing better than to have in my hands for four years the constitutional right which has been ignored by governors of this state,” Shell said. "It is the right of the governor to reduce any item in the budget which comes in from the legislature.”
Budget Expenses Shell claimed, however, that a “bare-bones” budget would con-sistantly be handed back by the legislature with expansions of spending in it. The legislature normally hands back a minimum budget with more expenditures than required, making the fiscal job of governor more difficult, he added.
Bruce Allen for the Attorney During the earlier interview, Shell spoke on Brown's administration, capital punishment, his own candidacy and other gubernatorial hoDefuls.
Rally Group To Capture Grili Audience
Keep a sharp lookout for Yell King Rich Miailovich and his y il leaders Thursday because at noon they will be marching “en masse” into the Trojan (.-rill to hold the season'r. third football rally.
Amid the clatter of dishes and the chatter of voices, Yell King Miailovich plans to “raise the roof” in order to promote USC spirit for the USC-Iowa game, which will be played Saturday at 1:30 in the Co’ sethn.
Pep Band
A pep band will take over a corner of the grill tc help Miailovich and his yell leaders with the cheers and rongs at the team rally.
Dean cf Students Robert J. Downey will be or hand, as will one of the coaches and some senior members of the football : team.
“This is an entirely new approach to spirit rallies,” Julie Sullivan , co-chairman of the Rally Committee, said. “W e hcpe that this method will stir the student body and keep spirit and interest high.”
Poor Turnout
The co-chairman reported the committee’- disappointment at last week's rally, which was called off because of poor attendance. and said they hoped that this one would be better.
“We want to shew everyone at the Iowa game Saturday that USC has not los" its spirit.” she said. “The main idea of these rallies is to build spirit in the student body. We want to unify the student body through spirit.”
Grill Full
Miss Sullivan said she hoped the grill would be fiied to capacity Thursday because the squad will face a mir.iber one team Saturday and this pally would raise the spirit of both tl ■? team and the students.
Miss Sullivan and Rally Chairman Dave Goldberg are planning to hold future rallies in various campus locations. Each week they hope to have a new and different place to present them. Miss Sullivan said at least one of the rallies will be held on the Row.
The Rally Committee is planning a short spirit session at Union Square in San Francisco the night before the USC-Cal football game on Oct. 21.
Careers of Alumni To Be Portrayed In New International Relations Film
Plans for a special international relations film to represent the careers of alumni of the International Relations School
were announced yesterday by Dr. Ross N. Berkes, director of the IR school.
The film, to be produced in cooperation with the cinema department, will run approximately 30 minutes in length and will feature the activities of three USC graduates.
Men to be featured in the film include John Hughes, who is working with the International Cooperation Administration in Liberia; Rex Baer, who is with the United States Information Agency in Bogota; and Steve Gibson, currently with the U.S. foreign service in Tijuana.
Although there are no funds for the film at the present time,
IR students hope to make this their project for the year.
The plans were announced at' a general assembly of the IR council and the IR student body yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Willard A. Beiing, professor of international relations, Middle Eastern affairs, addres-1 sed the group on the incidents leading to the Bizerte controversy. Dr. Beiing was in Tunisia at the height of the crisis.
He described the incidents leading up to the crisis and the impact cf the Tunisian fisaco on the international situation.
“Tunisians had been considered the ‘women’ of Africa,” he said.” But after the incident they became men—baptized in a bath of blood.”
Between 1,000 and 1.400 Tunisians were killed in the skirmish, \
compared to a loss of about 50 men among the French paratroopers.
The Tunisians were not armed or trairted to any great extent and there were civilians involved in the fighting.
The study of the Middle East is a relatively new phase of international relations at USC. Dr. Beiing started teaching the first course last year. A course in the Arabic language was added this year. It is being taught by Edmund Abdelnoor.
Expansion cf oil fields and the economic development of the area has created a need for peo-language and culture, Dr. Beiing said.
Almost 200 students are currently enrolled in the international relations school. An alumni organization is being formed
and will function by April 1962.
Peter Burroughs, president of the school, said that the group's activities for the year include participation in the YVorld Affairs Council, the Mode! United Nations, high school day and the senior banquet.
IR students also plan to take part in the State Department Foreign Leader Program by acting as chauffeurs for visiting dignitaries in Los Angeles, he said.
“This is a wonderful opportunity for students to meet foreign officials and for foreign students to meet people from their own country,” Burroughs claimed.
During the course of the mee’-ing. Burroughs introduced members of the international relations faculty to the student body.


What to consider before buying a company car

The chances are that as a business owner making decisions will be nothing new. Looking at investing in a company car is not a decision that should be taken lightly; once tied into a lease, it could be the only car that can be used until the terms of the contract expire. In order to avoid dragging a dead weight of a car around for the next decade, it is important to consider what options are on the table to help make the most informed decision and end up with the best ride to suit the business needs.

Having a grasp on finances is obviously the first thing to look at. By ensuring that one is on top of all incomings and outgoings, it becomes easier to make fiscal decisions that will require funding for the next several years. Making sure that the car meets the needs of the business and employees rather than choosing a flashy model is also a necessity. It is a work car, after all, so there is no need to splash out on the most fashionable car to make a statement when it could negatively affect next year’s budget.

There is plenty of good advice to be found, however, so there is no need to stress. Some reports recommend making sure that less than 35% of total income is spent on purchasing or permanently hiring a vehicle.

When considering finance, it is always worth looking around for the best deal. Should these decisions rest on financial knowledge that isn’t well known within the company, seeking advice on how auto loans work could be an important first step to getting on top of all the jargon and making sure the decision is based on facts and not emotion. Choosing a company car based on anything other than evidence could cause upset if there are a few employees within the business hooked up to cars on different deals.

Choosing the right vehicle will also depend on what is desired most in terms of performance. Is mileage and environmental performance considered important? Is the car to be used for short, inner-city bursts, or will it be utilized across highways and off-road terrains? By working out what aspects are most valued for what the company car will be most used for, it could save going for the wrong type of vehicle.

Should a decision be in the process of validation or approval, it is important to take the car out for a spin and test it. Written specifications can only tell so much, and it is important to get a feel for what will carry the employees or business owners to destinations on a day-to-day basis. It is more difficult to change these intentions after everything is purchased, after all.

Before getting a company car on a whim and spending the next few years regretting a rushed decision, make sure that all of the important things have been considered – this way, the commute to work will be as enjoyable as possible.


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Yes, their flat's a bit mouldy. It's only just big enough for two. And the Duke Estate is a bit scary.
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Until Sean Godfrey, Tracy's rich boyfriend, whisks them away to his mansion, life of fast cars and celebrity stardom.
Will Jess's brilliant mum turn into a new person altogether?
My Mum Tracy Beaker is a fantastic new story, reuniting readers with a much-loved old friend (and some old enemies. . .) Just like old times, it's packed full of illustrations from Nick Sharratt.


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Stocks are essentially unchanged in the AM as attention shifts towards the US midterm elections. Tomorrow, voters will decide the fate of 435 House of Representative seats, and about 1/3 of the seats in the Senate. Additionally, it looks like a quick deal between the U.S. and China that was hinted at last week is now off the table. The S&P500 is currently trading at 2,719.75, 0.11% lower.
Treasuries are little changed to begin Monday’s exchange as investors eye the looming US midterm elections and Federal Reserve policy meeting Thursday. Bloomberg currently has the odds of a rate hike on 11/8 pegged at 6.9%. There will not be a press conference following November’s FOMC meeting. Last week, the US 10-YR Note added 14bps, while the 2/10 yr spread widened about 4bps on the back of stronger-than-expected economic data. The US 10-YR Note is currently trading at 3.1875%, 0.0247 lower.
TBA MBS’ are churning sideways in the AM after a large selloff in Friday’s exchange. November’s strong Nonfarm Payrolls report sent investors careening out of MBS as unemployment hovered around a 48-year low, and wage gains topped 3% for the first time since 2009. Liquid coupons are currently trading 0+ – 1+ tics higher as investors await the results of the US election and FOMC policy decision.
The USD is little changed to begin Monday’s exchange as investors hit pause in front of the midterm elections. The DXY is currently trading at 96.34, 0.05% lower.
Oil is rallying in the AM after the US re-imposed sanctions on Iranian oil. The US will temporarily allow eight countries to continue importing from Iran. WTI is currently trading at 63.55, 0.65% higher.


The fashion industry is in great debt to plus-sized ladies. Although the “size zero” trend is more or less over and gorgeous curvy models are making inroads into fashion shows, there is still a long way to go. Yet, even if wandering the mall in search for a great outfit could be sometimes depressing for those with more curves, there are some basic tips we could all use to highlight the best features of our bodies, regardless of size. Here they are.
This is a universal fashion rule – wear clothes that fit, meaning that they’re not too baggy and not too tight. In the first case, you’d look basically shapeless, and in the second, it would seem like you’re bursting from your clothes. So make sure you buy clothes that are exactly your size. The industry knows that not all of us are skinny and is making clothes in a sufficient range of sizes. Alternatively, find a tailor and have custom-made outfits, these are always the best, as long as the tailor is good.
Fashion trends come and go, but the one thing that is true for all of them is that they do not complement every shape and size, not to mention individual styles. If you’ve already developed a style of your own, you’d be aware of this but sometimes peer and media pressure gets too much and we get swayed by the trend, at our expense. Think of it this way: just because tutus are trendy, for example, this doesn’t mean that we should all start wearing them, like them or not. Fashion, after all, is not compulsory.
There are some fabrics, like tweeds or angora, that add volume to any figure. Leave these to the skinny petites, if you’re a plus size lady, you don’t need this additional volume. Shiny satins and silks are also not the best choice, if you have a fuller figure. Of course, these are not unbendable rules, so if you feel you’ve really fallen in love with a tweed jacket and you think you’ll look great in it, go ahead and get it. Life is short and we should enjoy as much of it as we can.
Okay, what fashionistas recommend is to go with darker shades, rather than bright ones. However, you can’t spend your life wearing browns, grays and blacks, just because someone said so. What you can do, is combine the bright colours you love with more neutral ones. For instance, a purple skirt with a black or white top, or a green top with gray trousers. An all-purple or all-green outfit is for the brave ones who seriously do not care what fashionistas say, and we salute them for it. Remember: when you’ve got your own style, you can get away with everything.
You must have a part of your body that looks great, irrespective or because of your weight. A great pair of breasts, perhaps? An hourglass figure? Curvy legs? Choose clothes that would emphasise that part, that would draw attention to it. This will significantly boost your self-confidence and confidence is that secret ingredient that makes us all more attractive. Use colours to your advantage here: the brighter ones will highlight the part you like, and the darker ones will avert attention from the part you don’t like so much.
The question of lingerie is also important, and rule #1 applies with double force in this respect. Wear well fitting underwear and don’t compromise with the quality, because quality here means comfort and a feeling of being attractive, even more than it means these things in the “outer” department. Silk, satin, a well-fitting bra and knickers that don’t cut into your flesh are what you need. What’s more, comfortable underwear will make your clothes look better on you too.
Finally, here are some must-have items to consider. All of them complement curvy shapes. First, there’s the pencil skirt. This type of skirt looks good on any shape, so you should definitely consider getting one if you don’t already have it. Then consider V-necks. Besides their elongating effect on the figure, they would focus attention on your decolletage. A shift dress is also a must for your wardrobe, as it will highlight your strong points and conceal whatever needs to be concealed. Also, this model dress looks great in any colour. In the shoe department, don’t shun high heels based on your size. Granted, spending a whole day on high heels could be painful but nobody says you have to go for 10-inch stilettos. Choose a height that you’d be comfortable with. Finally, accessorise wisely. Large bags and wide belts are a amazing figure enhancers, but jewelry and scarves are also great for emphasizing your best features.
Be bold, experiment! Stay beautiful!


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I recently threw a Friendsgiving with American Honey to kick of the off the holiday season! I invited a few friends over to enjoy a home cooked Thanksgiving meal that included a honey whiskey glazed turkey and lots of cocktails to sip on while they feasted! I love Friendsgiving because it brings friends closer together over two of my favorite things: drinks and food! These two things can create amazing bonds among people; memorable stories around food are tightly woven through all of us.
People have so many connections and fond memories with the food severed round the table on Thanksgiving. My mom’s stuffing recipe that was passed down from her grand mom instantly brings back all those years at my grandmothers house with all my aunts uncles, cousins, great aunts sibblings, friends of the family… and you never knew who would stop by for dessert! I even remember the time I thought I was sooo cool because they gave me a cordial glass of champagne to toast with everyone when I was 12 (ha!). Now a days living on the west coast 1000 of miles from the closest family, is not always easy to make it home for Thanksgiving. Its nice to be able to gather with friends to share a meal together to celebrate and give thanks.
Today I am sharing one of my favorite cold weather tipples that I served at my Friendsgiving: Hot Toddies! A relatively simple drink, these are like hot liquid gold! Throw in some whiskey, honey and spices in a glass and add some hot water and you have yourself a drink that will warm you from the inside out. I don’t know about you, but that’s just the thing I need in this increasingly cold weather! Brrr!
Not only are Hot Toddies fine to guzzle while sick, they are encouraged! As I write this, I sadly have a sore throat (at the most inconvenient time too) so I’ll be enjoying these for the next few days rather than my usual night cap. There’s something about this drink that really makes colds more bearable. It’s served up piping hot, the delicious honey soothes and then the whiskey just seems to chase away what ever is ailing you. Cold, be gone!
This recipe requires some infusing of whiskey, so start a batch now and you’ll have delicious spiced booze for a Hot Toddy and other drinks in 2 weeks! If you are just tuning in now looking for a Hot Toddy recipe to whip up right this second, simmer down, I have you covered! Simply omit the infusion step and add fresh whole cloves to a lemon peel and place this into the glass rather then the lemon slice garnish. Add in the cinnamon stick as well before pouring the hot water to help infuse their spicy goodness into the cocktail. I used American Honey here which is a smooth, sweet honey infused bourbon from Wild Turkey. But if you do not have this laying on your bar, any bourbon or whiskey will do.
Add hot water to a stemmed glass or mug to heat up the cup for a few minutes. Dup the water. Add honey, American Honey, and cinnamon stick to the glass. Twist lemon peel over glass and discard. Top with the 1/3 cup of hot water.
I will be sharing everything I made leading up to Thanksgiving so keep checking back for all of the recipes!


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