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Friday, November 28, 2014
Orioles acquire LHP Scott Barnes from Cleveland; sign INF Rey Navarro
The Orioles today announced that they have acquired LHP SCOTT BARNES from the Cleveland Indians in exchange for cash considerations. Additionally, the Orioles have signed INF REY NAVARRO to a major league contract.
Orioles REACH to host 5th Annual Birdland Golf Classic
On Monday, February 23, the Orioles will hold the 5th Annual OriolesREACH Birdland Golf Classic at The Founders Club to benefit the Miracle League of Manasota, an organization dedicated to providing an opportunity for every person to play baseball, regardless of their ability.
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The Orioles today announced that they have selected the contracts of RHPs TYLER WILSON and MIKE WRIGHT.
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The Orioles today announced that they have claimed OF ALEX HASSAN off of waivers from Oakland.
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The Orioles today announced that they have signed RHP OLIVER DRAKE to a major league contract.
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The Miracle League of Manasota, the baseball league for players with special needs, will close its fall season on November 15 with ballgames, awards and a party - along with a check presentation by the Orioles honoring retired Major League player Derek Jeter.
Buck Showalter named American League Manager of the Year by the BBWAA
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Orioles tie for MLB lead with three Gold Glove award recipients
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The Orioles and the Mayors' Feed the Hungry Program are teaming up again this year to collect and distribute food to help people in need in the Sarasota area. Beginning November 4, the Orioles will collect non-perishable food items at Ed Smith Stadium and will host the charity's Thanksgiving Sorting Day at the stadium on November 21.


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With an unbeatable location right on the iconic Plaza de la Reina in central Valencia, this beautiful five bedroom apartment offers guests a unique opportunity to stay in the very heart of the atmospheric old town. Plaza de la Reina is one of the most beautiful squares in Valencia, and is home to the much-visited Cathedral - said by some to contain the Holy Grail itself! Filled with colourful flowers throughout the year, the Plaza is one of the city's prettiest, lined with a great selection of cafes and restaurants as well as plenty of elegant and classic Valencian architecture. Just off the southern end of the square is the small Plaza Santa Catalina, home to the lovely Iglesia de Santa Catalina. Many of the city's top sights and attractions are within walking distance, including the medieval Torres de Quart towers, the Mercat Central food market, and the beautiful UNESCO site the Lonja de la Seda, whose beautiful interior vaulting should be on every visitor's itinerary. The futuristic City of the Arts and Sciences can be easily reached via Valencia's fast and efficient public transport network. The apartment itself is really quite special. Aside from its fabulous location, it showcases the best of Spanish elegance, comfort and style. Situated on the first floor of a beautiful classical building, the apartment interior has been designed and furnished in an elegant contemporary style. Neutral tones blend with splashes of bright colour, and designer light fittings and individual style touches combine to create a space that is both stylish and practical. The living area is open-plan in design and includes a dining area and bright sitting room that opens out onto the small private balcony that overlooks the vibrant square and is the perfect place to enjoy breakfast or an after-dinner drink. There is an additional dining area in the fully-equipped modern kitchen, ideal for more informal meals. A sleek and modern study room is perfect for those who need to work from home. Each of the five bedrooms has been individually decorated in keeping with the rest of the house, and with the exception of the smallest bedroom. The entire apartment is bright, welcoming and spacious, and combined with its great location, is a wonderful option for those looking to stay in the beating heart of this exciting city. Surface area: 180m2. First floor: The entrance leads into a hall and then follows onto a study area with desk and a chair. To the right of the entrance, there is a living dining room with a French balcony looking out onto the Plaza. It is furnished with an L-shaped 6-seater sofa, a matching puff, armchair, a coffee table with TV and DVD player. There is also a glass dining table with seats up to 8 people. The balcony has a table with 2 chairs. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge freezer, 4-ring ceramic hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and a breakfast table with 6 chairs. There are 5 bedrooms: 4 of them (with fitted wardrobes) are located along the corridor: the master bedroom consists of a double bed (king-sized bed 1.80m x 2.00m), 2 bed side tables and en suite bathroom with walk-in shower; 2 twin-bedrooms (2 single beds 0.90m x 2.00m) with 1 bed side table; and 1 single bedroom with 2 twin beds (2 single beds one beneath the other, 0.90m x 2.00m); the 5th bedroom is located next to the entrance and consists of a double bed (queen-sized bed 1.50m x 2.00m) with 2 bed side tables, armchair, and has a French balcony looking out onto the Plaza. There is a second bathroom with walk-in shower. Please note there is laminated flooring throughout the apartment except for the bathrooms and kitchen which are tiled.


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Citigroup Says Argentine Net Investment Declines to $670 Million
Aug. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. said its net investment in Argentina declined $20 million in the second quarter.
The net investment was $670 million at the end of June, the New York-based bank said in a securities filing today. Third- party assets in Argentina increased to $3.6 billion during the period, according to the filing.
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Lourdes scored four runs in the third and went on to win 10-3.
Lourdes advances to state.
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The Liga de Fútbol Profesional (LFP) was founded on the 26th of July 1984. It is a sports association made up of all the public limited sports companies and football clubs in the First and Second Division that participate in official professional competitions on a national scale.
The LFP forms part of the Real Federación Española de Fútbol but has legal autonomy in its organisation and functioning. It is responsible for the organisation of state football leagues, always in coordination with RFEF.Currently, the Liga de Fútbol Profesional is formed by a total of 42 teams: 20 in the First Division and 22 in the Second Division.Its head office is located at: C/ Hernández de Tejada, 10; 28027 Madrid (Spain);
The Fundación del Fútbol Profesional is the body through which the Liga de Fútbol Profesional affects its social corporate responsibility, running formative and social initiatives.It was established in 1993 as a private cultural entity, as an initiative of the Board of Directors of the Liga de Fútbol Profesional by unanimous agreement, it is a non-profit organisation with separate legal personality and complete functional autonomy.
It is audited annually and presents the results of the audits to its Board of Trustees and to the Foundations Authority of the Ministry of Education, and they are published in the LFP Board Report.The prime purpose of the Fundación del Fútbol Profesional is the promotion, advancement and development of and research into general cultural activities, and in particular, those relating to leisure and the sport of football.
The Fundación may establish the timely and necessary collaboration with any persons or entities who are also involved in the promotion of culture, in the broadest sense of the term, as long as it is related to the world of football, professional or not.
The Primera División de España was first held in 1928-29, when FC. Barcelona became the first team to be crowned Champion. Until then, Spanish football was organised around the Championship of Spain.The first seasons were played between the first champions and runners-up of the Championship of Spain. In the 1934-35 season the number of teams was increased to 12.
The LFP was established in the 1984-85 season. Until then the Campeonato Nacional de Liga was organised and run by the RFEF. Since then, the Liga de Fútbol Profesional has been responsible for organising and managing national competitions, and is made up of all the football clubs which compete in them.The first Board of Directors of the LFP assumed charge on the 30th of December 1983, but it was not until the 26th of July 1984 when the statutes were approved and the Liga de Fútbol Profesional was officially established.
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Extron owner Andrew Edwards has invested major coin into his restaurant and saloon
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Favourite Calgary Stampede Junk Food
I know this is a site full of users with extremely refined palates who might find this offensive, but I wanted to ask, what's your favourite Calgary Stampede junk food?
The only reason I go to the grounds these days is for Those Little Donuts and a corn dog. Also, in Weadickville, the Weston's bakery sells these pepperoni sticks wrapped in dough and baked with cheese. They are deliciously artery-clogging. Speaking of which, the worst offender I saw last year was at McCain Fry Town across from Nashville North, where they had deep-fried battered triangles of macaroni and cheese! We tried them, and they may merit a return visit.
Even the world's top chefs get spotted at McD's or BK once in awhile. So come on, tell us what your favourite Stampede junk food is; your secret is safe with us...
i also enjoy the corn dogs and mini donuts!! also the root beer, i only drink root beer at A & W and the fair!!
i'm very curous about the deep-fried mac & cheese, that sounds like a very good idea...
The deep fried mac & cheese is good, but doesn't really hold a candle to the deep fried mashed potato bites that you can get at Arby's (do I have to turn in my membership for admitting to going to Arby's?). At the McCain Fry Town a couple of years ago, I quite enjoyed some deep fried teriyaki green beans. The nice thing too, was there was a small beer garden that sat adjacent to the Fry shack so you could enjoy your crispy treats with a cold ceaser or bud. Yum Yum.
That same year I think I highly offended the Bic pickle girl when I jokingly suggested that her pickle stand was likely the slowest concession on the concourse. It didn't make matters better when I tried to make it up to her by asking if anyone ever took their pickles to the corndog place to be fried...like a veggie corndog...(I don't think she even responded to that).
My absolute favorite Stampede food however are the Mitchel's Concessions foot-longs with the slightly burnt onions and green peppers. Mitchel's were based out of my childhood home in Brandon, and I have such fond memories of going to the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair for the express purpose of getting one of those dogs....
feuerzeug: the corner store in Sunnyside, across from the school on 7th, has been known to sell those pepperoni stick in a cheese-bun concoctions from time to time...and I have been known to eat one from time to time...and even approximate said delicacy on a campfire with hot-rods and bannock from time to time as well...
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Mmmmm, fried onions... They also put them on the bratwurst at that little German sausage shack at the grounds; I forget the name of it. But you always see those onions on the well-seasoned grills at the fairgrounds.
I will check out that bakery, but I actually made those pepperoni thingys at home for our Christmas party last year. I just bought some peps, and some of that canned Pilsbury dough, wrapped them up, sprinkled with cheddar, and baked until golden. Very easy, so good, and a huge hit at the party.
Put me down for the mini-donuts too but they have the shortest shelf life possible. They die somewhere about 10 mins after being pulled from the fat. Maybe the fat is the secret? I'm guessing it's much less clean ( I just can't say dirtier) than the oil in machines at other events.
I tried a funnel cake last year because some people rave about them. That may be the first time my usually cast iron stomach has sent me a warning. It refused to handle another bite.
I saw them make deep fried Coke on Breakfast TV and it looked suspiciously like the funnel cake so I'll pass.
Hey, some of us aren't extremely refined palates, we just know what kind of food we like. And one of my faves (along with Those Little Donuts, of course) is the Dole Whip. It's a pineapple-flavoured dessert like soft-serve ice cream, and I've only ever seen it in one stand; they set up every year near the north end of the bridge from Erlton (by the pizza place and the south end of the skyway; that general area). There's just something about it that makes my Stampede complete. Particularly on hot years like this one.
At the other end of the enjoyment spectrum, I had a corn dog. Once. Well, about a third of a corn dog; the garbage can looked so hungry I had to share. I just don't get the hype on that one, y'all.
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corn dogs are better in theory than in practice. I ditched my last one too.
Finally off to the grounds today!
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... I'm back, and I had the deep fried mac 'n' cheese- it was actually pretty good. I also had a decent espresso from Cheyenne Coffee Company (this was a very welcome surprise) in the big four bldg, and I had an excellent gyro (if light for $7).
re: ByeByeBaby
i forgot about the dole whip....that stuff is great!! i first had it in hawaii when i was a kid.
how come i can't make fried onions taste as good as when i get them out somewhere?!
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Pineapple Dole Whip! I was hoping it didn't count as junk food. Pineapple = fruit = possibly healthy? I've tried to explain to friends the unique deliciousness of pineapple soft serve but usually they just ask, "Isn't it just kinda like a pineapple sundae?" No, it's not.
I had a "Beef Sundae" (near the rodeo ticket windows). It was a little bit like shepherd's pie, but not as delicious as the bannock tacos they sell outside The Indian Village.
Tops on my list are: pocket dogs, smoked turkey legs, those little donuts, caramel apples, smashed potatoes (with cheese and chili), and cold bud in a plastic cup (which I would otherwise never drink). In fact, I had all of the foregoing in a period of 3 hours last Saturday. So I'm good until next year ...
Hi, 14 years ago on the 4th of July, I had a sandwich on a hamburger bun, that was a slice of Canadian bacon with some sort of wonderful sauce on it, bought at the Calgary Stampede Fair. It was so good because of the sauce, and would love to find out what it was and get/make some. Any who can help, would make me SO very happy. Thanks in advance
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What else was on the sandwich? Just Canadian bacon and sauce? what colour/flavour was the sauce?
When I was in high school back in the late 80's I worked down on the grounds at a Bacon on a Bun stand. To the best of my knowledge the booth I worked at did not add any sauce to the sandwich. Just a couple of slabs of back bacon with lettuce and tomatoes. I think you could add mayo (and other condiments) on your own from those little packets.
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Thanks so much for the quick response, and I'm sorry I can't remember more about it other than "delicious". And in my foggy hindsight perhaps it was pink in color as in some sort of catsup or hot sauce based yumminess. And yes it did have lettuce and tomato on it. And i'm salivating it was so darn GOOD!! Thanks again.
Pulled pork parfait and corn dawgs with plenty of mustard are generally what I save myself for at the stampede


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Clean out your medicine cabinet and replace artificial commercial balms and liniments with all-natural handmade herbal remedies. Stephanie Tourles's recipes are easy to prepare from readily available ingredients, and they will soothe backaches and blisters to insect bites and insomnia.
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World War I was as inevitable as the explosion of a wagon of nitroglycerin speeding along a bumpy road. The war was the explosion; its catalyst was an intricate net of European alliances, nationalistic rivalries, and the death throes and inevitable collapse of an archaic and decadent system of imperial dynasties.
The tripwire, of course, was the assassination of Austria-Hungary's Archduke Ferdinand. It seems ridiculous today that an incident like that could result in general war in Europe; however, the fact that it did is indicative of how ready and willing Europe was to start killing a whole generation of their young men.
The alliances that forced the major powers of Europe to line up on each side of a minor Balkan dispute were what dragged France to support Russia and Germany to back Austria-Hungary. Soon we had the spectacle of everyone declaring war on everyone else. Germany's march through Belgium, a catalyst that brought Great Britain into the fray, was another indication that whatever the excuse, Kaiser Wilhelm had imperial designs on his neighbors. It is likely that if the assassination could have been prevented, Germany would have found another excuse, probably in some colonial territory in Africa.
The Germans might have been able to forestall the entry of the United States into the European land war. However, German unrestricted submarine warfare, resulting in American deaths at sea, and the disclosure that German diplomats had promised Mexico some of the U.S. southwest in return for Mexican support so angered American public opinion that the deal was closed.
Could the Germans have avoided these blunders? Probably, but such would have been out of character and not consistent with what the Kaiser felt was in German interests. The tremendous arms and naval buildup in Germany during the years before the war, as well as German resentment over being left out of the race for colonies, rushed the Kaiser and his military establishment headlong into war.
Much of Europe, at the beginning of the 20th century, was a system of bloated plutocracies and festering popular resentment. Russia, for example, entered the war against Germany, and the Czar's soldiers threw down their weapons as the Bolshevik revolution spread and ultimately took Russia out of the war and relieved eastern pressure on Germany and probably extended the war as German redirected its efforts towards its western front. Colonial rivalries, a naval and heavy weapons arms race, and the foolish treaties that drew everyone into a four-year conflagration were the inevitable beginning to the end of an era.
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Thanks for your interest in Michigan State University and our men's soccer program that has earned trips to the NCAA tournament in six of the last seven years, including the 2013 Elite Eight, 2010 Sweet Sixteen and three Big Ten Championships in that time frame. We will be holding our 5th annual Elite Winter Prospect Academy on January 31st - February 1st, 2015: ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL OPEN IN MID TO LATE NOVEMBER SO PLEASE CHECK REGULARLY AT THAT TIME.
This camp is intended strictly for high level players that have a strong desire to play at the highest level of college soccer. This will include one and a half days of non-stop soccer while working with the MSU men's soccer staff and current MSU players. For last year's Elite Winter Prospect Academy, we had nearly 20 different college programs represented, including 12 Division I programs. See the link to the left named "other college coaches in attendance". This is a list of those that have previously attended our elite camps. We have not finalized the list of coaches that have confirmed attendance for the EWPA at this time, but we can share this information when the camp is closer.
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pgatorpimp wrote:deerayfan072 wrote:pgatorpimp wrote:We can debate about the length of time you can keep players, I'm just thinking we should do something to change things up a little so we don't have the same teams every year. Maybe make a rule where players go up two rounds a year instead of one? Or you can only keep one player from the first 10 rounds?
I def think a change is in order and I think it should be discussed. I talked to Tobe and my brother about this before. More rounds sounds good because only one year is too little IMO. Also, I am not sure the first 10 rounds is the issue anymore. Its the back end that is the problem right now, but some people should be rewarded for that, so its a delicate balance. I def believe the person needs to move up quicker, maybe 2 the first year, 3 the next and 4 the next (but only if you the were the person to keep them, so if you deal someone it would go back down to only a 2 round move the first time that person kept them etc. I also like the "contract approach" of having someone for only a few years - maybe have different years too, like 3 for some guys 4 for another 2 for some based on certain criteria like longer if you had them from the minors the entire time to give credit for having a god eye for talent:-?
I like all those ideas, I would be down with any system that somehow limits how long people keep players. The only question is how to decide on the specific rules.
I think we can all hammer it out if everyone throws out some suggestions and then we make up a poll. This is a good place to start


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Goldie Knapp
Goldie M. Knapp, 101, of Blissfield, went to be in the loving arms of God Friday, November 23, 2012, at Swanton Health Care.
She was born April 18, 1911, in Limestone Cove, Tennessee, the daughter of George and Mildred (Buchanan) Cochran, Sr.
On June 23, 1939, Goldie was married to Earl L. Knapp. They celebrated over 32 years of marriage prior to his death in 1972.
Goldie was a faithful member of the Element Church in Blissfield.
She is survived by her children, Deanna Fashbaugh of Swanton and David (Brenda) Knapp of Blissfield; grandchildren, Heidi Fashbaugh of Swanton and Laura (Matt) Bell of Adrian; great grandchildren, Morgan and Parker Bell; a brother, George Cochran, Jr. of Adrian; and many nieces and nephews.
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PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Jann Lyn Leverenz, age 54, died Monday, November 5, 2012, at the Ohio Northwestern Hospice Center. She is survived by her husband, John Leverenz of Toledo, her father, Norman (Bud) Peacock, step mother, Edna Peacock of Blissfield; a son Richard of Toledo; her brother, Jeffery, his wife, Tracy and their sons Cody, CJ Peacock of Elyria, Ohio; and John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leverenz. Both Jann and her brother, Jeffery, were adopted from the Methodist Children's Home. The first 20 years of their life was parented by Joann Russell (1931-1981) of Kalamazoo, and Norman Peacock. Both the Russell and the Peacock families were ecstatic over the addition and the children brought the utmost love to their families. One of Jann's favorite pastimes when she was young was fishing, always outdoing her father and brother and she loved … Read More »
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John Ralph Harrwaldt, age 56, of Blissfield, passed away, November 6, 2012, at Hospice of Lenawee with his loving family by his side. He was born January 13, 1956, in Toledo, Ohio, the son of Ralph & Jeanette (Moore) Harrwaldt. On April 16, 2000, he married Tammie Mitchell. She preceded him in death in December 13, 2000. John was a lifelong resident of Blissfield. He graduated from Blissfield High School in 1974. John owned and operated Harrwaldt Construction for over 30 years. He spent his career as an exceptionally talented carpenter. He pleased many people in and around Blissfield remodeling their homes with his in-depth knowledge and perfection skills. He was especially proud of his last job for his sister, Carolyn. He is survived by his children, Ralph Harrwaldt, Nicole Harrwaldt and Shonda (Steve) Mitchell-Garcia, his grandchildren, Kamron, … Read More »
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ADRIAN — Michael G. Hudson, age 60 , of Adrian, passed away unexpectedly Thursday, November 15, 2012, in Genesee County, Michigan. He was born October 8, 1952 to Georgia (Mosher) and Paul Hudson in Toledo, Ohio. He attended Bedford School. On June 8, 1991, he married Virginia "Ginny" Goetz in Blissfield, MI. Michael served his country in the Army from 1975 -76. He was employed as a truck driver for CTI trucking; he had worked for Sharon Manufacturing, a family owned business that his grandfather created. He also worked in the agriculture industry at Royster Clark. Michael loved life whether when he was wrestling with his grandchildren, fishing on Lake Erie or at family get togethers. He especially loved the casinos and the exciting atmosphere. He was a member of the American Legion of Blissfield and a Lambertville volunteer fireman from … Read More »
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KINGMAN, Ariz. — Robert W. "Bob" Napier, 64, passed away November 7, 2012, at the Kingman Regional Medical Center. He was born November 13, 1947, in Adrian, to Dallas and Dorothea Napier. Bob was a donut-maker at a family donut shop — Hinkles Donuts — in Toledo, Ohio, prior to moving his family to Lake Havasu City in 1974. He worked for McCulloch Corporation as well as the Lake Havasu Unified School District where he retired in 2009 as a ground maintenance worker. Bob had a love of the desert and horticulture. He enjoyed studying and cultivating outdoor plants and small gardens and was very knowledgeable of desert wildlife. He also had a flair for antiques "picking," always appreciating the stories and history behind the rare pieces he would find at yard sales. Bob, a quiet and reserved man, will … Read More »
Julie Briggs
Julie M. Briggs, 22, of Blissfield, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, November 18, 2012, at her home. She was born July 18, 1990, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the daughter of Paul and Joan (Webb) Briggs. Julie graduated from Britton High School in 2009. Julie attended the Hope Center and competed in bowling at the Special Olympics. She loved to go camping with her family and was a great babysitter for her nieces and nephews. She was a fan of Elvis and Patsy Cline. In addition to her parents, Julie is survived by her grandmothers, Rita Webb of Adrian and Joyce Briggs of Oscoda, Mich.; her siblings: Kristina Betz of Blissfield; Jason (Abby) Briggs of Grass Lake; and Allison Briggs of Blissfield; nieces and nephews: Kalli, Landen, Micajah, and Giavonnie; and many close aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends. She was preceded … Read More »
Janet Griffes
PALMYRA— Janet Louise Griffes, 63, of Palmyra, passed away Thursday, November 8, 2012, at Bixby Medical Center. She was born July 8, 1949, in Toledo, Ohio, the daughter of Maynard T. and Joan M. (Weldishofer) Herr. Janet graduated from Sand Creek High School with the Class of 1967. Janet worked for Madison Public Schools where she retired with 30 years of service. She was an active member of the Zion United Brethren Church serving as Sunday School Treasurer. Janet enjoyed sewing and quilting and was a member of Quilts of Compassion. She also enjoyed flower gardening and bird watching. She is survived by her sons, Jamie (Connie) Griffes and Timmie Griffes, both of Palmyra; three grandchildren, Leah Ward, Austin and Winter Griffes; three sisters, Anita (Jerold) Craig of Jasper; Patricia (Donald) Warner of Blissfield; and Kathryn Herr of Canton, MI; and … Read More »
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Aloysius Bernard O'Mara
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Aloysius Bernard was born at home in Wallaceburg, Ontario, Canada on April 8, 1920, the youngest child of John and Margaret (Johnston) O'Mara.
He was the only member of his family to attend college and received his Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctorate from the University of Detroit.
On September 6, 1944, Aloysius married Rita Adeline Schutz in Detroit, Michigan. In 1948 Aloysius was admitted to the Michigan Bar and began his practice of law in downtown Detroit, Michigan before moving to rural Blissfield, Michigan where he developed an extensive legal practice. During his distinguished career Aloysius successfully litigated cases before the United States Supreme Court and Michigan Supreme Court. Aloysius served in the Army Air force as a Sergeant during World War II. He was an active member … Read More »


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I like Jason Riley. He is a ray of bright light on Fox where brightness runs hot and cold. He is an unhyphenated American.He and Chris Stirewalt are favorites at Fox. And Catherine Herridge and jennifer Griffin.Biggest surprise at Fox: Bill Hemmer, who is one of the better questioners (is that a word?). He doesn´t stop with the first question, but keeps at it. And he seems to lean right unlike many of the others.
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Re #1, upon reflection, I´d say brightness at Fox runs generally lukewarm and cold.
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What Riley said in a very articulate fashion, I shall now present to you in ´hood speak...but don´t let her dialect fool you...she´s right in line with Riley and she´s sick of black-on-black crime and is begging for the PO-lice to help clean up her neighborhood:And, now I present, Melinda Brown Duncan:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjuCj9NMI10
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I always look forward to Jason Riley´s appearances. He´s usually on Paul Gigot´s Saturday WSJ panel, too. He was courteous, but obviously quite impatient with Kirsten Powers´ silly statements on Fox last night.
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Kirsten Powers is often silly and also stubborn. A bad combination. She seems to be making more appearances on Fox. I wonder why. She adds so very little.Better-looking than Juan and Alan, but that´s as far as it goes.
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RE both #1 and #2: In my book, Fox is now cool tepid. I´m pretty much through watching Fox after the last leftist and very wrong tirade from Geraldo Rivera.
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or both.
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Mr.Riley is a very good journalist and a voice of reality, very articulate and to the point . . . I guess Fox try´s to be fair and balanced but couldn´t they do better than Kirsten, Juan and Alan or are they the norm for the modern day liberal/socialists ? While I´m at it, they would do well by showing the Shepster the door.
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How dare Mr. Riley infer he knows what it´s like to grow up in the inner city? Is he not aware that rich, educated, white northeastern liberals are the vaunted ´´experts´´ on such subjects? He should just sit down and learn from them.Sarc/
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Yes, black men and teens do get killed by other black people more than by police, but there have indeed been some horrendous shootings by LEO. I recall one in NYC where a teen was shot multiple times because he had a 3 Musketeers bar in his hand.While I don´t support rioting and the evidence does seem to be mounting against Michael Brown being an innocent "kid" minding his own business, I think there is definitely reason for black teen males to be afraid of being shot by cops. And they should blame their counterparts for being feral criminals who cause suspicion rather than blaming the people tasked with protecting the public against said counterparts.
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How many Federal investigations has their been in Chicago, where murder is a way of life? How many Federal autopsies?
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#10 - I´m not aware of the circumstances of the shooting because of the candy bar, but let me try out a situation for you (and many other knowledgeable people who comment about shootings).It´s 60 pm (late dusk)You are a police officer and hear a robbery broadcast describing the suspect as a male wearing a plaid shirt, blue jeans, approx 6´ tall, dark hair, 18-20 years old armed with a small semi auto pistol. Walking toward you on the right side of the street approximately 50´ away is a person who fits the description. You stop your car, exit and take up a position of cover behind a parked car. Your upper body is visible to the individual. You draw your gun, point it at the person and in a loud voice order him to stop where he is. He looks at you and continues to walk toward you. He is roughly 30´ (two car lengths) away at this point. You again order him to stop and raise his hands (he´s 20´ away at this point). He reaches behind his back and brings out a dark object and raises it in front of him at roughly waist level, continuing to raise it toward you.What do you do?I´ll tell you the answer in half an hour or so.
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In the middle of work now, so just a quick answer to my previous scenario:If you didn´t shoot, you might be dead.If you did shoot, you might have killed an unarmed hearing impaired young man who brought out his dark colored notepad in order to be able to communicate with you.(as actually happened)Think about that the next time you make a judgement - not saying there aren´t bad shootings, just that the good shooting decisions are usually made in a split second, not the months a judge, jury or da has.
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#12: did you read my entire post? If you read to the end you would see that I said the blame lies with the feral criminals in the same neighborhoods as the kids with candy bars who call suspicion on everyone who looks like them.It must be terrifying to be a part of that community for a variety of reasons. I don´t think acknowledging that shifts the blame to all cops.
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its when people gem parry/stam that is the issue.
because of diminishing returns if you gem for nothing other then avoidance the gear upgrades become.. less then stellar, so you have less stam.. and little to no extra avoidance then other tanks.
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Earlier this week The New Yorker posted a fascinating video about a Lower East Side compost program. Nay, you say? It's impossible for the words "fascinating" and "compost" to live happily in the same sentence? Well, stew on this: The average New Yorker tosses 3 pounds of food waste per week. With ... More >>
We'll never be able to pin down exactly what went down on Havenwood Lane on the night of May 4, when Fort Worth police mistakenly gunned down 72-year-old Jerry Waller at his home. Police say he was outside the garage; his family maintains that he was just a couple of steps from the kitchen door. The ... More >>
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Well I don't know who took the time to look up all those beefcake photos, but Ricky Martin has been out for awhile. Guess it wouldn't be the same without photos of him.
The last Celebrity they mentioned IS gay.
This vid confirms it...
Forum slide?
If they posted a vid of all the closeted elected officials (especially the ones that push anti-gay agendas) the vid would be 3hrs long.
Mike Wrote: (03-28-2012 09:15 PM)Forum slide?
did i hit a touchy subject?


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Posts by Doshu
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RIAA and Anonymous sites both downed by DDoS assaults
stock ignorant response.
Enormous Paleozoic flesh-eaters created in lab
Could they really survive...
... if let loose in the outside world? I mean, since they absorb oxygen by osmosis, i doubt that today's comparatively rarefied mix would keep them going for long.
Apple to buy Sony? Good one!
Funny. Seriously tho, i think Sony's getting too Apple-y in their practices already -- no need to make it worse.
Foxconn warns phones prices will rise
The real question is
How much of that additional capital would actually go to improving workers' conditions.
Call me a skeptic if you must, but i dunno.
Guardian super-blogger flames Reg boffinry desk
But all in all Robbins still seems to come off as an arrogant, self-important twat with absolutely no formal training. Looks to me like he's doing more lobbying than actual reporting.
Steve Jobs in iPhone bitchslap to creationists, Tea Party
Aaah, the dear cousins
Yepp, we share much with our distant cousins -- like the ability and willingness to chuck our feces at others.
What!? C'mon, i'm not the only one.
Liars. :-)
Google data center links shot down by 'bored' riflemen
indeed... what they DON'T need...
... is inbred rednecks shooting at them for sport.
Steve Jobs chops student hack down to size
Forget the fanbois
I don't like apple's practices and attitude -- on that i believe we agree. That being said, i like some of their products (ipod and ipad, for example) and to me there's no greater (additional) satisfaction than to bypass apple's anal (and imaginary) control in order to bend them to my will.
That and, hey, they're cool gadgets.
4chan launches DDoS against entertainment industry
Umm.. o-kayyy, but...
... what should be done about the cretinous flailings of the RIAA, the MPAA and that idiot firm doing the DDoS-ing from India?
Or is all that fine and dandy?
Road test: putting the iPad to work
Just a note on hardware possibilities
My ipad's jbroken and with a nifty application called iFile i can mount any SD card or USB key on the device (with the help of the photo kit hardware).
Tho i do understand why something like that wouldn't be mentioned here -- imho the device should be able to do these tasks without having to be modified.
HP punts turnkey Matrix cloud
I read...
... "turkey Matrix".
Was having a blast with the imagery it conjured up -- of bullet-timed kung-fu-fighting fowl -- until i reread it.
I like mine better.
RIM proposes crypto forum to dodge India BlackBerry ban
I tend to agree here
It's a question of principle, i.e. i don't want anyone snooping in on my stuff (banal to the outsider as it may be). Besides, what irks me is the fact that the people/crimes all these measures are aimed at will (a) be warned by the public debate and (b) find other ways to hide their shady business.
Wiki crew launch attack on FBI official seal bluster
Hey, what about...
... all those t-shirts you can purchase with the actual FBI seal on them?
No, not the Female Body Inspector ones.
Do all those stores have rights to use it?
Solar plasma aurora storm to hit Earth
tomorrow today!
Sweet sun showers
Fire washes the skin off the bone and the sin off the soul. It cleans away the dirt.
And my momma didn't raise herself no dirty boy.
Um.. maybe I've been playing too much.
(Paris because she's dirty)
iOS jailbreak howdunnit partially solved
In-store demo JB
Absolutely priceless.
'Death to browsers!' cries Apple mobile-app patent
Um.... what?
Seriously dude.... what?
RIM answers Apple iPad with...The BlackPad*
I'd call it
The Outer RIM.
"Travel cyber space in style."
Sells itself, people.
Wikileaks publishes encrypted 'insurance' file
Isn't it time to stop all this mindless rah-rah bullshit?
Making public governmental/military abuses/blunders is an integral and critical part of healthy democratic society.
Sorry to burst your flag-waving little bubble.
How quaint
Enjoy your soma, lewsor.
(ok, wrong pic/book but gotta work with what's available)
Social-engineering contest reveals secret BP info
@Boethius: What are you going on about?
They find faults in internal company training and response policies which allows the parties concerned to be better prepared for such "attacks" in the future.
What's this bollocks about bullies? They weren't even allowed to "bully" people by implying they were compromised.
iPads for hospitals: is this a good idea?
@Fraser: And THAT is what i call an argument
Not some hissy fit about being tired of hearing ipad this or that.
Well done, sir.
Not to mention, where does he expect to find ruggedized, medical-caliber electronics cheaper than run of the mill commercials.
Google Apps rubber-stamped for use by US gov
yeah right
Ever hear of the term "bottleneck"? Not to mention a whole assortment of potential new problems/abuses.
There's no such thing as a quick fix and this most assuredly isn't one.
'Suspicious' Android wallpaper app nabs user data
Troo dat
Every country in the world runs the entire gamut of human behavior.
Crass (and racist) generalizations about people are the stuff of simpletons and trolls.
Ballmer and Softies sacrifice sleep to catch iPad
Indeed, well see Zune enough
But it's still good to get a fire going under Microsoft's ass. Hell, it's good to start one under everyone's ass (Android, Linux, etc.). Competition can be excellent for innovation. And who knows, maybe someone will come up with something bright and new.
US legalizes jailbroken iPhones
Hats off for rationality has won a rare victory.
Over the lips and through the gums, watch out stomach, here it comes!
They can still be mine (ALL mine!)
I agree and i too like to "own" my stuff. And that is why i may jailbreak a device. By severing certain control ties with the manufacturer/provider, i am able to, for example, add an actual file manager to that device and backup my data (ebooks, etc.). It can also allow me to refuse unwanted updates that are either of no interest or will wrest control from the rightful hands of the device's owner (i.e., me).
What i'm saying is that there's a subtle tangibility to virtual things that's not always seen or recognized and that these things CAN be *ours* if we want them to (and with a little elbow grease).
Apple sued over hot iPad shutdowns
Interesting point, but...
... aside from the obvious display problems, i would expect a device to keep on operating.
I'd be more than a little irked if my phone was unavailable in an emergency because i'd spent a little time in sunlight (the phone being a similar take-anywhere device -- especially if one considers the iphone) .
To put into context, sitting outside it's happened that i've left my phone lying around on, say, a picnic table in direct exposure. It kept right on working when needed.
3D films fall flat
3D isn't a bad thing, but it's not what makes a movie great. A movie has to hold it's own without cheap tricks -- instead of investing in slight-of-hand, they should probably concentrate on making flicks that aren't garbage (like a majority of offerings in recent years).
Hold the door, please!
Daily Star is sorry for Grand Theft Auto Raoul Moat blunder
begets rubbish
Apple ad-addled OS scheme resurfaces
Fuck. No.
I'll gladly pay (more) for all my stuff rather than see more g*ddamned ads. Too much of that sheite around already.
Microsoft lines staff pockets with Windows 7 phone
screw hype
If it works well and does what's expected of it well (or better than the competition), it will be given it's chance. If not, then it's the rubbish pile of history -- just like anything else.
Zuckerberg: I'm 'quite sure' I own Facebook
fun to watch, but
on the other hand, there's just something unpalatable about handing that much asset to some degenerate piece of shit.
Suckerberg might deserve a lesson in humility (in fact, he DOES), but that doesn't mean the other scumbag deserves a single crooked penny.
Zuckerberg admits working for man claiming Facebook ownership
I invented Facebook! Sez so on this dirty napkin next to what appears to be a drawing of me as a cowboy.
Mozilla sextuples bug bounty to $3,000
I've found a bug!
My browser disappears when i press that "X" button.
Now gimme, gimme gimme!
iPhone customers lay into Apple after iOS 4.0.1 update fails to install
@AC: relax
Stop whining like a victim. It's nice that it worked for two people.
Doesn't mean there isn't a bigger problem.
Government's sh*tty-Wiki sh*ts bed
There's a fine line...
... between freedom of speech and giving a bunch of retarded racist garbage a forum to shout their insanity at the rest of the world.
I am in no way implying that everyone posting there is either racist or retarded... but reasonable people are neither the most strident or the ones at issue here.
It's all fun and games
Until someone has the brilliant idea to broadcast the horns to the universe via radio telescope and some pissed-off aliens squash us like bugs.
Either that or their complaints will make other aliens purchase horns and join in the fun.
Street View's Wayne and Garth: The most excellent truth
Party on Garth!
Party on Wayne!
*air guitar*
US Army trials Iron Man super-trooper exoskeleton
Not sure...
... if they're standard issue.
Unless you're in "Cool" company!
I dunno but i've been told, penguin pee is mighty cold... sound off!....
Cloud music: Apple set to clean up
If you buy them
Why not just sync them with your device?
I suppose it might become a question of what costs more/is available at the moment: storage or bandwidth.
Unless you meant rent (like Netflix or some such).
... in many cases don't even know the difference (or care to) as long as it plays.
Trouble starts when things don't work as planned. THEN they start asking the questions.
Not that this applies to absolutely everyone -- just many.
Vista-hating Microsoft throws poo at Apple's iPhone 4
Hold the phone
The "normal human way"? Gratuitous insults?
Hm. Thinking... thinking.... yepp!
See pic.
Fanbois end Judas Phone 'Death Grip' with, um, SIM tape
I agree in principle...
... that a product you've just purchased should not require you to gussy it up like a cheap whore for it to work.
That being said, i still think it's an ingenious idea.
One thing wrong here....
I'm not going to add to the flaw/not-flaw debate, but i will say that this is NOT a "new product".
It's the continuation of an existing line.
Yes, a new generation of product is allowed it's debugging period -- that's only fair, it's like that for just 'bout everything -- but in this case there seem to some very major problems that previous experience should have helped avoid in the first place.
Apple iPhone forums gripped by deleted thread paranoia
Well, here's one possible way....
If you posted a thread about fizzy phone reception on the forums and you got the "Jobsian grip" or "Reception bars" response, you might want to mention a source of information that potentially exposes the alleged lies you've been fed.
Apple app police anoint un-Flash code translation
That's all fine for devs, but...
It's simply a matter of logical pragmatism when it comes to being an internet user:
Flash IS out there so something is needed to see it -- and there's always someone out there who will pony up: just look, there's flash on the iPad now -- no, it's not 100%, but it's a start.
Martha Lane Fox to clone 10m copies of self
Q n A
Q: Who the f**k is MLF??
A: An annoying nobody.
Google versus Facebook: stop your photocopiers
Utter nonsense
I totally agree. At the risk of sounding paranoid, i don't want someone else to have final say on my stuff/data/apps.
Not to mention that Internet/digital infrastructure is much too fragile at this point in time for us to rely on it as our main computing platform/OS (from both a hardware and software point of view). If public wifi was omnipresent and the infra rock solid, then perhaps.
But certainly not now.
Life on Earth gets wiped out every 27 million years, say boffins
Dalek says:
*It begins!*
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NAPLES, Fla - Hodges University on Tuesday recognized long-time Naples philanthropists Dolph and Sharon von Arx as its 2011 Humanitarians of the Year. The award was presented by Baird Wealth Management before more than 450 people attending a sold out event at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort.
"Now in its 15th year, the Humanitarian of the Year Award recognizes those who have nudged society forward through their philanthropic actions and who have touched the lives of so many in our community," said Dr. Louis J. Traina, Vice President of University Advancement for Hodges University. "Traditionally, this prestigious award has gone to an individual; this is just the fourth time in which a couple has been celebrated."
Originally from St. Louis, Dolph and Sharon von Arx epitomize the spirit of community service and charitable giving. Since moving to Naples in 1992, they have generously given financial contributions and have volunteered their time to numerous worthy causes throughout the community. These organizations include The Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Youth Haven, Education Foundation of Collier County, Neighborhood Health Clinic, United Way, Shelter for Abused Women & Children, Humane Society Naples, Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples Museum of Art, and NCH Healthcare System.
Dolph von Arx is the former Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Planters LifeSavers Company, an affiliate of RJR Nabisco. He retired from the position after 33 years in the consumer products business sector. He currently oversees a venture capital firm that provides angel investing to start-up and expanding businesses around the globe.
Locally, Dolph serves on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of the Economic Development Council of Collier County and is Chairman of The Conservancy of Southwest Florida and a board member of the Florida Gulf Coast University School of Business. Previously, he chaired the Regional Business Alliance of Southwest Florida, Philharmonic Center for the Arts, Naples Museum of Art and NCH Healthcare System.
Sharon von Arx has also been actively engaged in volunteer service, serving in a variety of leadership roles with organizations throughout the Naples area and in North Carolina and Connecticut. Locally, she is Director Emeritus of the Shelter for Abused Women & Children. Sharon served for four years on the board of directors of Youth Haven. She is a former board member of the Community Foundation of Collier County as well as a former Vice President of the Friends of Art, Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts.
"For nearly two decades, Dolph and Sharon von Arx have generously given of their time and talents to assist in the betterment of our local community through many worthy causes," said Terry McMahan, President of Hodges University. "We are delighted to recognize their contributions by naming them as our 2011 Humanitarians of the Year."
Dolph and Sharon von Arx join a growing list of individuals and couples honored for their contributions. Previous award recipients include the Sproul family - Juliet C. "Judy" Sproul, Katherine "Katie" Sproul and Jennifer Sproul Sullivan (2010), Terry and Christine Flynn (2009), Jerry and Arlene Nichols (2008), Truly Nolen (2007), Michael Watkins and Ellin Goetz (2006), Clyde Butcher (2005), Peter Thomas (2004), William Schoen (2003), Frances Pew Hayes (2002), Earl Hodges (2001), Corbin Wyant (2000), Jack Humphrey (1999), Myra Janco Daniels (1998), and Lavern Norris Gaynor (1997).


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November 27, 2014
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The total number of people hit by gunfire over the last few days in Milwaukee has reached at least 10, with three of them killed.
The most recent shootings happened overnight Friday, leaving one person dead and four wounded, including a 16-year-old girl.
Milwaukee police said officers were called to the north side at about 9:30 p.m. Friday, where a 27-year-old man died at the scene.
Shortly before that, a 51-year-old man was shot in an apparent robbery attempt in an alley. Police didn't think his injuries were life-threatening.
Also Friday, a 16-year-old girl was hit while sitting inside her home at about 9:40 p.m. but is expected to recover. Police are investigating the circumstances that led to that shooting.
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"Golf is a Game of Confidence"
I can't believe the author was a doctor...he just told several stories but did not delve into any of the psychology of golf, sports, etc. It appeared to me that this book was produced quickly in an attempt to make some $.
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Why is Dill crying?
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In chapter 19 of "To Kill A Mockingbird, the trial is in progress and Atticus is taking the testimoney of Tom Robinson, a 25 year-old black man who is married and has three children. He is trying to get the history on Tom when Link Deas jumps up and yells out that Tom has worked for him a long time and has never been any trouble at all. The judge tells Link to sit down and shut up. After Atticus gets through with his questions the prosecuting attorney begins to ask Tom questions but he talks very badly to him. He calls him "boy" and insults him. He is so mean to Tom that Dill gets really upset and starts to cry. As Scout takes Dill outside for air he says he is really sick and that it is just not right to talk to anyone the way the attorney talked to Tom.
Dill cries at the courthouse because he sees the way that the persecuting attorney talks to Tom Robinson. He speaks to him as though he is unimportant, or even dirty. Dill sees how wrong it is and cries over the injustice of it all.
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'If Ian Harper had been American instead of an Australian, and if he been a professor at the University of Chicago instead of the Melbourne Business School, Economics for Life would have been a hit on The New York Times bestseller list.'
- John Roskam, Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs.
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In Economics for Life, Professor Ian Harper, the former head of the Australian Fair Pay commission, shares insights gained from his professional career as an economist during an exciting period of world history.
'Some people worry about economics and economists. They shake their heads in exasperation. Fittingly, some economists shake their heads at the rest of society. Why can't other people see the good sense in economics and what economists have to say? I have written this book with these two groups of readers in mind.'
He demonstrates why economics is a good servant but a bad master. While he suggests that, 'It is surely good that millions of human beings have been delivered from grinding poverty by economic systems variously based on market principles', he also observes, that 'The creation and acquisition of wealth has become, for many people, the sole purpose of their existence and the sole criterion of value in their lives.'
Professor Harper shares not only what he has learned as one of Australia's best known economists, but also something of the values which undergird his worldview.
Reflecting on what he describes as 'the dark side of the market' he argues that markets have the potential to undermine community life. 'By exalting individual preferences and achievement, markets can corrode a sense of responsibility for or belonging to one's community, fueling social alienation.'
Dr Frank Milne, Bank of Montreal Professor of Economics and Finance at Queen's University, Ontario, writes that in Economics for Life, 'Ian Harper shows that economics provides a very useful framework to understand and explore earthly affairs, whereas Christianity addresses deep spiritual and moral issues. This book should be read by all those fashionable critics of religion and economics so that they may expand their intellectual horizons.'
Click here to download a pdf file of John Ballantyne's recent review of Economics for Life. Alternatively, you can read the article online.
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