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Like RuffDraft said, the top 1000 would about correspond to billionaires. They're certainly rich, but consider it in a historical context. The modern era is enormously wealthier than any other time in history, both overall and for individuals. A median person in the US has in may ways a higher standard of living than kings, emperors, and pharaohs of the past (indoor plumbing, medical care, life expectancy, information/entertainment available, etc.) and controls personal wealth at least comparable to the aristocracy of most past civilizations. A modern billionaire controls resources comparable to small modern nations and past empires. In relative terms, there will always be rich and poor, but that doesn't necessarily say a lot about how they function in society.BeeAre wrote:there are what? like less than 1000 TRULY rich people in the world, and most of them yeah consistently engage in a lot of terrible things, but it is hard to pin down a lot of them as evil, you know i also believe that too. :)
Apparently as of a few years ago, there were about 7 million corporations, 1 million nonprofits, and several tens of millions of other businesses. At any rate, most corporations employ people other than executives. CEOs, say, average several hundred times the pay of their workers. The context of that graph has more to say about wealth concentration and power.RuffDraft wrote:Now consider the sheer number of corporations-...
And now consider how many executives make up the whole of each of those companies.
To some extent, yes, but they and normal news may have "clappy humor" too.BeeAre wrote:satirists do a better job these days because it seems, to be funny, they HAVE to attack logical consistency in policy moves in order to retain their audience.
BeeAre wrote:but let me be specific about my definition as a concession for you: I consider one hundred million to a billion a year in either personal income or total assets in control of moving if not able to be personally indulged in... to be RICH.
I think BeeAre may be be defining "truly rich" as those who individually wield significant economic and political power because of their wealth, and in economy of tens of trillions, I suppose this may be a reasonable line, though it would include rather more than a thousand people. Also, "not truly rich" is not synonymous with "small" or "poor". Those are usually defined in relation to the rest of the economic environment, and BeeAre wasn't talking about where he'd draw THAT line, unless he was being uncharacteristically dichotomous.RuffDraft wrote:Wait. No. Hell no. So everything below $100 million is a small business? Everyone between $1,000,000 and $99,999,999 is poor? Where do you draw the line?
RuffDraft wrote:Good lord, man! Who's attacking you? I don't go out of my way to insult you in these discussions, and it boggles me as to how you can even think that. If I call you out on what I think is a misinformed idea, why does that automatically make it an insult?
See, I'm not attacking you, I'm attacking the absurdity of your statement. Do you see the difference?
Simplistic misrepresentation of views is a form of rhetorical attack, justified or not.RuffDraft wrote:This coming from a guy who thinks that most Conservatives and rich people are evil?
Sure, but how do you know that your criticisms are accurate? Also, I think that BeeAre was referring to either of two things: a media organization criticizing a person without doing much investigation, including interviewing the person criticized; or a media organization actually interviewing a person, but focusing the discussion on superficial, loaded, controversial, etc. things rather than meaningfully getting at what the interviewee thinks about the topic.RuffDraft wrote:It's hard to take that idea seriously. I can villify someone without ever speaking to them because I know them to be sinister or whatever.
Rather, it's eminently rational, and an extremely obvious thing to do... supposing that government regulations weren't in place to prevent that sort of thing from interfering in socially efficient market operation (or not). And she didn't so much profit from the downfall as she got out before the downfall would have cost her.RuffDraft wrote:Martha Stewart was convicted of insider trading. To use one's knowledge of one's own company to profit off her own stock downfall is nothing short of devious.
And did he do anything illegal? Or anything obviously immoral? Was he convicted of anything? And how is he "targeting" America?RuffDraft wrote:George Soros profited about $1 billion (that's $ 1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0, btw) off the downfall of the British Pound in 1992. And this very same man is now targeting America. Jesus fucking Christ.
Who was tried and convicted for multiple murders, which is rather different from insider trading. And being convicted makes it fine for impartial journalists to refer to him as "mass murderer Jeffry Dahmer" "convicted felon Jeffry Dahmer" and such.RuffDraft wrote:Mass murderer Jeffery Dhamer. 'Nuff said.
I think that BeeAre was referring to concerns that he would rhetorically vilify someone he disagreed with rather than literal fears.RuffDraft wrote:*Blink* Fears?BeeAre wrote:Let me lay your fears to rest:
I think that BeeAre might be making a distinction between "talking to" and "talking at" if that's the sense he meant, as above. Note that "vilify" doesn't mean to make factually correct but unflattering statements, it means "speak or write about in an abusively disparaging manner". It's the difference between "Person A did X, Y, and Z," and "Person A is the worst person in the world." Or "Cut Person A's mic."RuffDraft wrote:But didn't you just say that they villify people without talking to them? Are they not talking to them to their faces? (lol)
No, but it does mean they're biased.RuffDraft wrote:Jokes aside, the fact that one news group (doesn't matter who they are) might villify someone without talking to them doesn't mean they're wrong.
All journalists are people, but not all people are journalists. So he was referring to people, just not all people.RuffDraft wrote:Ah, so you were simply referring to journalists, and not people. Got it.
As of this, FOX News had all ten of the highest rated "cable news" shows. The most popular star O'Reilley, Hannity, and Beck, and drew about as many viewers as the other six combined. Or perhaps you were referring to Fox & Friends? Would you mind giving an example of what you're talking about?RuffDraft wrote:I don't know, though... I watching FoxNews for a few hours on my boat, and though the time difference did not allow me to see Bill O'Reilly or Sean Hannity, it seemed that those who were on did not simply try to villify the opponent when they had a liberal speaker on... the host gave him more time than the conservative side and stopped one of the others from interrupting him. Are you sure you're watching the right channel?
The deal with that is that the UK had, a couple years before that, entered the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. As part of that, the UK government was obligated to intervene to prevent the exchange rate of the Pound and Deutsche Mark from varying more than 8%. At the time, the UK had much higher inflation than Germany, so (along with some other factors) the Pound promptly lost value, and the Uk government intervened by buying Pounds and raising interest rates to prevent the exchange rate from falling further. Instead of getting out of the ERM and letting the Pound float, the people in charge of policy tried to sustain the Pound's value past the point where they reasonably should have given up. Soros and other investors saw that the Pound's value was unsustainable and due for a sharp fall when the UK government would soon no longer prop it up, and short sold Pounds, which the UK bought in its attempt to keep the value from falling. The UK then stopped its intervention and withdrew from the ERM, the Pound fell, and Soros and the other speculators made a tidy profit.RuffDraft wrote:Anyway, basically what Soros did was short-sell Sterling. ...
But Soros went short, as they say, so heavily that he made approximately $1 billion. The whole thing cost the United Kingdom about £3.3 billion.
RuffDraft wrote:vI don't have access to YouTube right now so I can't show you Soros talking about it, but I can find a quote in which he says, "The United States must stop resisting the orderly decline of the Dollar, the coming Global Currency and the New World Order."
Except, if you watch the video, by "new world order," he's not referring to what you've been talking about, but a reorganization of global financial markets. As in, China takes a larger role as its economy expands to a larger percentage of world GDP, and the value of the dollar declines as the US economy, though still growing, becomes a smaller percentage of world GDP, and its role as a reserve currency declines. Soros pointed out that with the current economic troubles in the US, a weaker dollar would be expected and not all that undesirable. People save more, spend less, and import less. A declining dollar would help conserve/create domestic jobs as foreign competition becomes effectively more expensive. The orderly decline he's referring to is in contrast to a more sudden prospection-fuelled change, which would change fast enough to cause significant economic disruption. Resisting the "orderly decline" might cause a situation comparable to Black Wednesday if the financial situation does indeed go that way.RuffDraft wrote:Soros has even said, in his own words, that he wishes for a new world order. It's not just a passing idea, it's his whole scheme.
Are you serious? Do you understand what Soros was talking about in the video, and how a number of those seem to be just making stuff up? I could critique those if you want, or you could make a point yourself and provide evidence to support it.RuffDraft wrote:He's said so many, many times. (Please be advised that this is all from a simple google search of "Soros new world order," and though I tried to check every link, some of those pages wouldn't load for me) He's not joking, he's not philosophising, this is what he wants. Listen to him speak, read his books, research as you will.
It's still a conspiracy theory because it involves Soros conspiring to do certain things. The question is whether or not it's correct.RuffDraft wrote:Soros sees America as a threat and wants it and everything it stands for destroyed. This man is not to be trusted. If you knew what this man is, and what he stands for, you wouldn't be calling it a conspiracy theory.
Even though "New World Order" could also reasonably refer to the fall of Communism, as in those Communistic governments he helped overthrow (some of the stuff you linked talked about statements made in 1992, when this would make sense in that context). And you haven't explained why a capitalist like Soros would want socialism like you're accusing.RuffDraft wrote:Soros is not talking about wrestling. He's talking about an extreme Socialist "World Government" with a global currency that everyone in the world is governed and controlled by. You know all those examples I present that you say are unfair and don't represent "real" Socialism (etc.)? That's what he wants, but worldwide.
At which time he was 14, and essentially a gofer. He didn't exterminate the Jews himself. What do you propose he might have done as an alternate course of action?RuffDraft wrote:But he doesn't feel bad about this. In at least two television appearances (1994 and 1998), he has said that he feels no guilt over having evicted his Jewish neighbors, or over the extermination of nearly a half million of his fellow Hungarian Jews. In the introduction of one of his books, he wrote: "It is a sacreligious thing to say, but these ten months [of the Nazi occupation] were the happiest times of my life… We led an adventurous life and we had fun together."
Soros is an international capitalist and secular Jew who never lived there. What would you expect?RuffDraft wrote:He's also said, "I don't deny the Jews right to a national existence--but I don't want to be a part of it."
Of course, he is himself a Semite. But anyway, do you know much about the people tied for 26th richest, John, Jacqueline, and Forrest Mars ? Or, since Soros is currently #14, what about #13, Sheldon Adelson ?RuffDraft wrote:This man is the 28th richest person in America. He is dangerous, and an anti-semite... And yet no one I talk to knows anything about him.
I was following the thread before that, but I appreciate the Butcherede Englishe.BeeAre wrote:i waile upon a mightye axe withe a tyune...
Like FurrDraft's link outlined, the US Dollar is something of a de facto global currency for now. Actually abolishing national currencies so that ONLY one currency is used would cause a lot of problems - fortunately that's not on the table.DaCrum wrote:A global currency sounds nice though. Wouldn't have to get it changed whenever you leave the country. I think the Euro is a good candidate to show the benefits of it.
Yeah, that's probably one of the better typos I've made recently.RuffDraft wrote:FurrDraft. That's actually kinda awesome.
Here is a transcript of the interview shown in the video.RuffDraft wrote:and because of my inability to bring up YouTube or websites with embedded video, it makes it difficult to do any kind of research. ...
(and also I should avoid putting up videos that I cannot watch, lol)
Fine with me. Just be sure to back up the points you're making.RuffDraft wrote:I'll do what I can with what I have, but I may take a little more time than you would expect me to.
That doesn't mean that politicians are identical. If you have the choice of a giant douche, a turd sandwich, or Cthulhu, it's better to choose the lesser evil.Nox wrote:Every election it's the same thing. Politicians aspiring for no less than power, promise us candy and cake. And in this part of the globe, after the election is over, it has been noted that the politicians who win intentionally forget to keep their promises. My brethren are no better, for they themselves keep forgetting that the same politicians forgot to keep their promises and yet they re-elect him/her/it again back into office. Worse, they elect a new face but with the same style of mismanagement.
That's one reason I'd like logic to be taught in grade schools.Nox wrote:I believe it's not just the politicians who are the culprits, it is also the voters who have very little scruples because collectively they have the values of a child.
True, but it's an important part. At least reducing it to tolerable levels - I doubt it can be practically eliminated.Nox wrote:We all know that it takes more than eradicating corruption to fix an economy.
Valhallen wrote:That doesn't mean that politicians are identical. If you have the choice of a giant douche, a turd sandwich, or Cthulhu, it's better to choose the lesser evil.
NeoWarrior7 wrote:Valhallen wrote:That doesn't mean that politicians are identical. If you have the choice of a giant douche, a turd sandwich, or Cthulhu, it's better to choose the lesser evil.
But I can't find Cthulhu on the ballot.
Those douches and turds in this two party system won't let him.
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The * 1 News Volume X. No. 21 BRYN MAWR, PAM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924 Price 10 Cents NEWS CONFERENCE HELD AT HAVERFORD Questions of Organization, Method, and Outside the College News Discussed 80 COLLEGES REPRESENTED Editorial arid business policies were dis- cussed at the conference of the Intercol- legiate Newspaper Association, held last Saturday afternoon at Haverford College. Delegates from the newspapers of Bryn M a w r, Delaware, Drexcl, Haverford, Swarthmorc, Temple, Ursinus, and Villa Nova attended the conference, which was under the auspices of the Haverford News. The �Br,yn Mawr delegates were F. Bcgg '24, H4 Gray son '25, E. Glcssner '25, and D. Smith '26. The conference was divided into two groups, editorial and business. The former group discussed organization, methods, and the possibility of "out of college" news. 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Many of the existing rules have lieen tried and found wanting; others are susceptible of amendment and develop- ment ; others, again, can be left as they are for the present. The study of these con- ditions will reveal the deficiencies of inter- national law and the wide gaps that must be filled up before it can attain its object of bringing order and justice into the re- lations of states. ' "The present book undertakes, therefore, to set forth in as clear and concise terms as possible the existing state of things. It is written from the point of view of the lawyer and seeks to distinguish sharply between those rules of conduct which can be said to have actual legal validity and other rules which are from time to time alleged to be law by governments and statesmen. While the details arc technical, the author has endeavored to avoid un- necessarily technical language and to pre- sent the subject in a form that is readily intelligible. The present volume differs from existing texts, most of which were written before the Worl3 War, in the fol- lowing points: "1. It analyzes the general conception of law and shows in how far that conception * finds expression in international law as it now exists. "2. It attempts to draw more clearly the line between rules actually observed and others whiCw should or ought to he the CONTINUED ON PACE 5 WEEK-END CONFERENCE MAY HAVE THREE SPEAKERS C. A. Cabinet Approves Proposed Change in Constitution CONFERENCE AT FORUM CAMP TO BE HELL\ BY BRYN MAWR f Changes in the constitution and plans for the coming year were the subjects under discussion at the meeting of the Christian Association Cabinet held last Sunday night in Room F, Taylor. , According ta the proposed change, which will have to lie approved by the entire as- sociation before going into effect, the Board will be composed of four Seniors, three Juniors, three Sophomores, and one Freshman. At present there are five Sen- iors, four Juniors, one Sophomore and one Freshman. The change would be ac- complished by adding the two members-, at-largc to the quota of the Sophomore class. Kathleen Gallwey, '24, President, an- nounced that since the formation of the Undergraduate Association Poster Com- mittee the need for a Christian Associa- tion Publicity Committee had ceased, and so the Board proposed to substitute a cor- respondence committee to keep in touch with conferences and general business. The course of lectures iirwhc fall, given this year by Dr. Fitch on the subject of Com- parative Religions, and the week-end con- ference, were matters brought up for sug- gestion and discussion. The Board felt thai instead of one man, to lead the latter, the Association might secure two or even three men representing as many distinctly different points of view on the subject. Elizabeth Hale, '24, Chairman of the Re- ligious Meetings Committee, suggested the plan of having three successive sermons in Sunday chapel given by the same man on the same topic, in order that people may get a more extended presentation of some subject than is possible in the brief half hour now allotted to the sermon. Such a succession would take place only once during the year however, probably in the spring. Anyone who has any suggestions con- cerning speakers or topics for the lecture course, week-end conference, or the pro- posed three sermons may give them to K. Gallwey, '24, or E. Hale, '24. CHAIRMAN OF CURRICULUM NEED NOT BE UNDERGRADUATE PRESIDENT Whether the President of the Under- graduate Association need necessarily be the Chairman of the Curriculum Commit- tee was brought up at a meeting on March 24. Helen Hough, '25, said that while the President might be very interested in cur- riculum she need not necessarily be good for chairman. She therefore proposed that instead of having the President of the Undergraduate Association chainrlan of the committee the_ statement should be read at meetings for straw votes, that "It shall l>c one of the aims of the Association to take an active interest in the more aca- demic questions that arise in the life of the college. The Presidents of the Asso- ciation on the Board should be elected for their keen interest in the matters con- nected with curriculum as well as for the qualities indispensable in holding a position of responsibility." This motion was car- ried] ; The results of the elections of vice- president, first and second Junior member, and Sophomore member to the Self-Gov- ernment Association Board are as fol- lows: E. St. John, '25, was elected vice- president ; E. Jay, '26, first Junior member; E. Nicholls, '26, second Junior member, and M. L. Jones, '27, Sophomore member. am and Organization of Colony Announced in Detail Bryn Mawr will have a quota of at least eight delegates al the colony which the National Student Foyim will hold next summer at Woodstock, New York. Regis- tration is pow open and those desiring in- formation or registration slips should ap- ply to D. Smith, '26, the Bryn Mawr rep- resentative. Bryn Mawr, as well- as Dartmouth, Northwestern, Swarthmorc, and Yale, will each lead one of the five two-week confer- ences which will make up the summer's program. According to the camp circular recently issued, "during each conference a student interpretation and evaluation will bfl worked out of some single dominating individual whose philosophy and teachings, rciftain as effective forces in modern cul- tural movements. It is likely that Tolstoi, Bertrand Russell, Ibsen, Gandhi, and Niet- zsche will be finally decided upon. None of these individuals will be looked to for final answers but will be considered as per- sonalities offering peculiar philosophies. � If this portion of the plan meets with stu- dent approval, it will be expected that each student will be familiar with the particular work or works to be discussed during the conference concerned." Each conference will have as faculty some men and women who are leaders of significant tendencies in such fields as education, church, busi- ness, literature, and art, the choice of these to be largely in the hands of the committee in charge of each conference. The Bryn Mawr conference will be from September 3 to September 17 and will take Ibsen as the individual for study. Dates for the other conferences arc July 1-15, July 17-31, August 2-16, August i8-Scptcmbcr 1. Woodstock is in the Catskill Mountains fourteen miles from Kingston. Besides op- portunities for hiking, swimming, and ten- nis, the community affords unusual artistic and musical advantages. Board will probably be about $17 a week, liss rather than more. In the fall or possi- bly sooner the enterprise will be incor- CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 ELOISE REQUA READS LETTER FROM CHAIRMAN OF ALUMNAE COMMITTEE A letter of acknowledgment received by E. Requa, '24, president of the Undergrad- uate Association, was read at a mass meet- ing of the college last Thursday evening. The letter ran: My Dear Miss Requa: - This is a very long delayed acknowledg- ment to you as President of the Under- graduate Association of the very deep and heartfelt appreciation, which we, the Alum- nae Committee of the Music Department feel toward the action so spontaneously lx)rne and carried out during your recent mass meeting at which you voted to divide the proceeds of May Day with us. Though long delayed in sending our written aj>- preciation, it has been none the less keenly felt and has heartened us more than any- thing that has happened since the opening of the Music Department two and one-half years ago. I am voicing the feeling of all members of the committee, I know, when I write you that no action could have been more rewarding and no encouragement so great. Hoping that our joint efforts will be fruitful, and with Warmest personal re- gards, I am, Yours faithfully for Bryn Mawr, r Alice Carter Dickerman. SUMMER SCHOOL SELECTS . THIS YEAR'S STUDENTS Second Year Students Chosen on Previous Record and Active Ser- . vice in Own Districts NEW TRADES REPRESENTED {Speciallycontributed by Miss Hilda W. Smith, Director of the Bryn Mawr Sum- mer School for Women Workers in In- dustry. ] � The Admissions Committee of the Sum- mer School*mct last Saturday I" consider the selection of students for the summer term. Consideration was given to 173 ap- plication blanks, representing every section of the I'nited States. A group of fifteen second-year students was chosen from among the Alumnae of the past two years. These girls have been studying in their own communities since they left the School, and have also done much to interest their fellow workers in attending study classes. These fifteen stu- dents were chosen l>otli because of their satisfactory record in the School and their continued on pace 5 CONFERENCE AT SWARTHMORE TO DISCUSS NEGRO PROBLEM Amalgamation or Segregation to Be Discussed as Possible Solution An Inter-racial Conference of college students will be held at the Woolman School, Swarthmorc, Pennsylvania, April 11, 12 and 13, under the auspices of a committee from the Liberal Club of Bryn Mawr College, the Polity Club of Swarth- morc College, and the 1'iiive.rsity of Penn- sylvania Forum, a group composed of white and colored students. The purpose of the conference is to bring white and negro students together, with the hope that they may understand each other's difficulties. The committee has asked each of the colleges invited to send two delegates. If both white and colored students attend the college, it is urged that one of each be appointed in order that a broader point of view may be obtained. The conference will have three sessions. "What is the Negro Problem?" considered in regard to the historical background of the negro, his present status, and the scien- tific aspect is the subject of the discussion for Friday, while on Saturday "Is racial discrimination warranted, economically, legally or socially?" will be treated. Sun- day an endeavor will be made to find the solution of the problem "Amalgamation or segregation?" while the delegates will also try to decide what they themselves can do both as citizens and students. Saturday and Sunday afternoons have been left free, with the suggestion of walking in the coun- try, while, music and dancing will provide entertainment Saturday night. In the interest of an intelligent confer- ence, the committee has suggested that each delegate be prepared on some aspect of the question, for example, "The Cultural Achievement of the.Negro in Music, Art, Letters or Science." They have also pro- posed "The Psychology of the Negro Race"; "The Problem of Race Superior- ity"; "The Economic, Social, Legal, or Educational Status of the Negro in the United States"; or "Biological Differences." In addition each delegate has been asked to read three suggested books on various aspects of the question, and some maga- zines have also been recommended by the committee. v�
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1940 Census
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1940s New York: Explore the 1943 New York City Market Analysis
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19th Century UK Periodicals. Series I & II
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ACLS Humanities E-Book Project
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AcqWeb's Directory of Publishers and Vendors
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Digitized papers of the National Negro Congress, which was established in 1936 to "secure the right of the Negro people to be free from Jim Crowism, segregation, discrimination, lynching, and mob violence" and "to promote the spirit of unity and cooperation between Negro and white people." The collection includes papers that predate the formation of the Congress.
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The last five days of the eleventh-century Icelandic politician, writer of sagas, and famous murder victim Snorri Sturleleson (the Norwegian spelling, Snorre, is preserved in the book) make up Thorvald Steen's most recently translated historical fiction, The Little Horse. Murdered. . .
We all know Paris, or at least we think we know it. The Eiffel Tower. The Latin Quarter. The Champs-Élysées. The touristy stuff. In Dominique Fabre's novel, Guys Like Me, we're shown a different side of Paris: a gray, decaying. . .
One hundred pages into Birth of a Bridge, the prize-winning novel from French writer Maylis de Kerangal, the narrator describes how starting in November, birds come to nest in the wetlands of the fictional city of Coca, California, for three. . .
At 30, the Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli is already gathering her rosebuds. Faces in the Crowd, her poised debut novel, was published by Coffee House Press, along with her Brodsky-infused essay collection, Sidewalks. The essays stand as a theoretical map. . .
Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .
Reading a genre book—whether fantasy, science fiction, crime, thriller, etc.—which begins to seem excessively, stereotypically bad, I have to make sure to ask myself: is this parodying the flaws of the genre? Usually, this questioning takes its time coming. In. . .


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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
DURHAM — Just making the playoffs is no longer good enough for the University of New Hampshire football team.
"If you're not physical and you don't tackle," McDonnell said, "you're going to get beat. It's something you better get better at. I thought there were some strides throughout the year where we did some things, but late in the year those last two games were eye-openers."
"It's almost a tradition that this team makes the playoffs," Setian said. "Now we have to figure out a way to finish the year. Just getting into the playoffs isn't good enough any more. We've got to push the envelope."
The Wildcats put themselves in good position with a six-game win streak after starting the season 2-2.
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Tyler Haws of BYU has been named the West Coast Conference Player of the Year.
Joining Haws on the All-Conference First Team are Kyle Collinsworth, Stacy Davis, Johnny Dee, Cole Dickerson, Sam Dower, Stephen Holt, Anthony Ireland, Kevin Pangos and Brad Waldow.
Brendan Lane won Defensive Player of the Year honors, while Jared Brownridge was named Newcomer of the Year.
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Lung diffusion testing measures how well the lungs exchange gases. This is an important part of lung testing , because the major function of the lungs is to allow oxygen to "diffuse" or pass into the blood from the lungs, and to allow carbon dioxide to "diffuse" from the blood into the lungs.
Diffusing capacity; DLCO test
You breathe in (inhale) air containing a very small amount of a tracer gas, such as carbon monoxide . You hold your breath for 10 seconds, then rapidly blow it out (exhale). The exhaled gas is tested to determine how much of the tracer gas was absorbed during the breath.
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Hegewald MJ, Crapo RO. Pulmonary function testing. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al., eds. Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 24.
Reynolds HY. Respiratory structure and function: mechanisms and testing. In: Goldman L, Schafter AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 85.
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quote:Recent radio interview had one of LSU recruiting experts put it as "LSU has some work to do to catch up". Sounds possible for sure, but I no longer consider him a lock. That may change once Tiger coaches show some more love
quote:If he doesn't commit to LSU, I will ban myself from this site.
quote: Going to honor that in every shape/form or just make a new screen name? =)
quote:Why do people keep saying this
quote:Going to honor that in every shape/form or just make a new screen name? =)
quote:I don't know why people call him a lock
quote:isn't he related to frank Wilson?
quote:Blood is thicker than water
quote:Speedy has visited one school this summer...any guesses on that school?


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Telenor can now deliver digital services worldwide through a Global Backend, a platform developed by Telenor Digital.
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appear.in lets you start a video conversation with one click, directly in the browser with up to eight people. The service, which has spread to 196 countries since launch, requires no downloads, logins or software updates. Users can own their video room for repeated use and can also customize the look of the room.
Built with WebRTC, appear.in is currently supported by Opera, Chrome and Firefox browsers.
My Contacts is a cloud storage service which makes it easy to backup and transfer your contact list to your new phone. My Contacts is available as an app for iOS and Android as well as older phones.
Capture makes it easy to save, see and share photos, videos and other files across mobiles, tablets and PCs/Macs. We strive for ease of use in all that we create. Capture has so far been released in Norway, Serbia and Montenegro.
A mobile-first social shopping experience targeting fashion-loving women around the world.
SOBAZAAR is an app in AppStore, in addition to a web service that enables you to follow your friends, your favorite brands and fashionistas. Instantly see what's new in store, on sale and what your community loves right now. All in one simple feed.
Nordic region's premier gathering for leaders and innovators within media, technology and communications, hosts an exciting mix of world-class innovation leaders, cutting-edge tech startups, investors and digital transformation experts under one roof.
Telenor Digital is the main driver behind the Digital Winners conference. Over the course of two days, 45+ speakers will give fresh and thought provoking perspectives on innovation and digital business opportunities. The format is a mix of fast-paced keynote slots, panel sessions and focused breakout sessions, all designed to create new insights and inspire attendees.
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Telenor can now deliver digital services worldwide through a Global Backend, a platform developed by Telenor Digital.
Together with Mozilla, Telenor Digital this week announced the creation of a WebRTC Competency Center in Oslo and Mountain View, California. Global Telenor success story, appear.in, is a service built on this new web technology.
Telenor and Schibsted are entering into an equal partnership in SOBAZAAR, a startup that has sprung out of entrepreneurial community, Telenor Digital.
SOBAZAAR is now officially launched in Norway following a launch event in London's fashion epicenter, Soho. "Sobazaar is Facebook for fashion," says Jeanette Dyhre Kvisvik, "- with a buy- button!"
The aim of Telenor Digital's Global Backend is to efficiently provide a large choice of digital services, on many devices, across our geographical borders. Six out of thirteen business units can today bundle services through Global Backend.
This fall, Telenor Digital introduces a new service, «Grouper». An app that helps organizers and participants communicate and coordinate effectively together. "Grouper is developed solely through customer insight," says Jon Wright.
Digital Winners awarded Indian startup Concept Waves with "Best app in Asia" prize, for their mobile app L360, a business planning app for farmers in India.
This year, Digital Winners hosted an exciting mix of world-class innovation leaders, cutting-edge tech startups, investors and digital transformation experts under one roof.