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There is no doubt that in the near future the oil prices are really gonna be a big problem to everyone. As mentioned by 2030 it's gonna touch 100m b/d, has really got me worrying.
here is the deal the author is well number-concentrated but the overlooked truth is that China has the 1/6 of the whole world population
I know that this is about consumption, but really as it relates to the cost of oil.
I am puzzled as to why nobody ever mentions the influence that speculators have on the end cost of oil. As soon as there is wind of conflict in an oil producing nation. Or the world sanctions on Iran for instance. Speculators use futures and derivatives bet on the market without buying the underlying stock and thus pushing up prices. Governments would be prudent if they put restrictions on such market activity if they want to keep their citizens happy.
The age of stones did not end because we run out of stones. The age of Oil will not end because we run out of Oil.
Global warming will. You could say "Oh no, here comes again one person talking about this endless, unconclusive and polemic subject".
Sure, today that the view people have on Global Warming. In the futurte, these people will just be remebered in history books as "How come they have been so idiot, so confuse on something so real, so easy to notice".
At first Global warming will benefit us (and that's where the big danger lays). That's because ice land will become croop land. But as the trend continues (and accelerates without the ice poles that reflect light and heat) the heat will become excessive, we some generation in the future will spend their whole lifes undoing what we are doing.
And the fault is alwys on politics. We already have replacements for Oil. Why don't we use them ? because the Oil lobby has deep political roots. Because the Oil lobby spends a lot of power turnign global warming into a myth. Because mankind's greed, is a lesson mankind has not learned yet. Just as Neandethals got extinct because they did no have "the social brain" Homo Sapiens have, the oportunity of a new race of humans to evolve without beeing greed is on. No one seems to realise this, but global warming will prove this is it.
I'm not talking about buying and selling oil stock, I'm talking about buying and selling derivatives and futures which cause a 'false market' based solely on speculation without purchasing the underlying stock. Driving prices up when the actual market demand does not support it.
Well put.
Thanks for giving Jeffrey Brown and Sam Foucher credit for the Export Land Model.
There is this 'thing' called journalistic integrity. Every hear of it?
Many now are commenting on the over-sized positions hedge/ commodity funds have in the oil market... over 70% of the value of all contracts traded are by 'speculators', or those that will never take physical delivery. This is a reverse from just 3-4 years ago...
Futures trading was designed to marry commodity sellers with commodity buyers at predetermined future prices that would benefit both parties. So yes in essence that is what they should be expected to do.
You have also assumed that the speculator has purchased a future from the oil company. When in actuality it is speculators who are betting on a commodity between each other. It's like poker: I say I think it will be worth this, and you say I bet you're wrong and our bets are hedged against each other. If I win you pay me, and vice versa. The underlying security does not come into the equation.
In large enough quantity these hedges cause false value for that underlying stock that is only passed down to the end consumer that, as you said it 'Carry it home in their truck'. I am sure that the oil companies are happy that they get an inflated price, but when it comes down to brass tacks it is the end consumer that pays the bill.
You talk about how is benefits the oil company but you say nothing for the end consumer who becomes bound to pay the prices that speculators are determining based solely on greed factor not true demand. It is the essence of hedge funds and though it may benefit the
Fossil fuels (and nuclear) are the energy of the future. As they become more valuable, people will develop more efficient ways to use them and to acquire more. Eventually people will replace fossil fuels, but not for at least 50 years I suspect.
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Sep 11th 2009 3:40PM (Joystiq)I don't really care either way, but there were a lot of complaints about his journals being released. I'd link to 'em, but again, I really don't care.
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May 13th 2008 1:40PM (Joystiq)This is the only 360 game I'm really excited for the rest of this year. Hopefully it'll be as good as it looks.
Too Human dated August 19 for North America, Aug. 29 for Europe
May 13th 2008 1:22PM (Joystiq)Unless it gets awful reviews, I'll probably be picking this up soon after release. The concept seems unusually deep and thoughtful for a video game. Hopefully the gameplay will be similarly impressive.
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Mar 25th 2008 4:54PM (Joystiq)Bowie wrote it, but Mott recorded the definitive version.
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Mar 12th 2008 4:50PM (Joystiq)Um, yeah, you don't really have to worry about Iron Man. It'll probably do fine. And if it doesn't, it won't be because of a video game.
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If you've eaten Brussels sprouts or broccoli you've eaten flowers. So why not eat tulips and nasturtiums too? Baker and cookbook author Miche Bacher shows off how to cook with lesser known edible flowers. Mother's Day is this weekend. Writer Elissa Altman shares her memories of growing up with a mother who routinely set dinner on fire, and kimchi-queen Lauryn Chun learns a traditional recipe for Korean chili paste (aka Gochujang) from her mother. Chef and mom Cindy Liu shares her story of having a daughter who couldn't eat when she was first born. Michael Pollan returns this week to continue a discussion on his new book Cooked. Plus, OC Weekly's Gustavo Arellano takes us out for soup in Little Saigon and Jonathan Gold ventures to Bell for an exciting new restaurant from young chef Eduardo Ruiz. At the market, Laura Avery talks to Robert Wemischner about Mother's Day dessert ideas and farmer Julia Tamai says her much-anticipated sweet white corn will be at the market until early June.
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Robert Wemischner is a professor of baking and pastry at Los Angeles Trade Technical College. He is the author of four cookbooks, including The Dessert Architect, now in its second edition. He's planning to roast some dates with sugar and creme fraiche for a quick Mother's Day treat.
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Cindy Liu owns LooHoos Catering. She shares her story about her daughter Samantha who was born with Down Syndrome just over a year ago. When Samantha was first born she was unable to eat. As a chef and a new mother, Liu's perspective on food, cooking, eating and business was changed by this experience.
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Why does the '70s-era image of the white, middle-class teenager as the typical abortion patient persist?
In the 40 years since Roe v. Wade, quite a bit has changed about the abortion debate. Evangelicals have taken the helm of the anti-choice movement, once dominated by Catholics. The movement has shifted strategies repeatedly—from stoking moral outrage and blocking abortion clinics to feigning concern for women's health and, most recently, passing innocuous-sounding building regulations aimed at eliminating access to abortion.
It's been 40 years since the Supreme Court's landmark decision over a woman's right to choose in Roe v. Wade. How has the landscape over the issue of abortion and the politics of reproductive health changed since? Here's a round-up of our best coverage over the past decade on the changing climate, both in public opinion and in legislatures inside the beltway and out, over abortion.
Barack Obama's re-election might make the landmark decision safe for now, but its meaning has eroded over the years.
Since the ruling was handed down 40 years ago today, Roe v. Wade—which held that the constitutionally guaranteed right to privacy included a woman's right to choose to have an abortion—has been subject to an ongoing legal and political assault. This assault has not succeeded in getting the decision overturned. But it has caused the scope of the opinion to become narrower in ways that have disproportionately affected the rights of women of color, poor women, and women in isolated, rural areas. The re-election of Barack Obama might make Roe safe for the time being, but it is worth taking stock of how its meaning is being eroded and what the future battles would be.
If you've been paying attention to debates on health care over the last few years, you're probably aware of how poorly the American system performs compared to other similar countries. We're the only advanced industrialized democracy that doesn't provide universal health coverage to our citizens, and though there are many variations in those systems ranging from the completely socialized (as in Great Britain) to the largely private but heavily, heavily regulated (as in Switzerland), they all do better than we do on almost every important measure you could come up with.
That's the big picture. But a new report from the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine compared the United States to 16 similar countries (mostly in Europe but including Canada, Australia, and Japan) on a range of health measures has some fascinating details. Unsurprisingly, the US comes out at or near the bottom on most measures of health. We have the highest infant mortality, the highest obesity rates, and the highest rates of teen pregnancy. And given our current debate about gun violence, this is one data point that will inevitably be noted in stories about this report:
As a rule, most merger or affiliation announcements between two organizations tend to the celebratory: Each group brings a proud history and now have joined together to create an even prouder future, yadda yadda. But not last Thursday's press release from the California Nurses Association/National Nurses United (CNA), which proclaimed its affiliation with the National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) in an announcement largely devoted to attacking the presumed perfidy of the Service Employees International Union, with which NUHW has been engaged in a prolonged blood feud that puts the Hatfields and McCoys to shame.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell obviously wasn't looking for any attention when he certified a set of new regulations last week that could shutter many abortion clinics in the his state. The Republican certified the new requirements on the Friday between Christmas and New Years, and chose to forgo a public announcement about his decision. But low-profile or not, the decision is an scary one for the state's 20 abortion clinics, which now must get to work to comply the 2010 building code for hospitals.
There have been few more consequential years in the history of health care in America than 2012. This year saw disasters averted, new problems identified, and hope triumphing over despair. The biggest health-care news in 2012 was the dramatic and surprising decision by the Supreme Court in late June to uphold (for the most part) the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Chief Justice John Roberts shocked his Republican admirers by siding with the liberals on the Court to affirm the constitutionality of the law's individual mandate as a tax, though he also gave Republicans a way to fight back by saying the federal government couldn't force states to accept what is arguably the law's most significant feature: its dramatic expansion of Medicaid.
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Right-to-work legislation was only the beginning. State Republicans have an entire docket full of legislation set to limit rights.
Sure, lame-duck legislatures are bound to be a bit mad. But the session that just closed in Michigan was one for the ages. Aflush with the flurry of bills sent to the desk of Governor Rick Snyder—not so much speaking to his opinion on their quality—a politics-loving friend of mine in Detroit exclaimed, "It's like Christmas in … well, in December."
The Michigan legislature's lame duck session is only three weeks long, but the state house didn't need more than 18 hours to move the state sharply to the right. During a marathon session Thursday and Friday, the state house passed a variety of very conservative bills on issues from abortion to gun control to taxes. You can't say they're not efficient. The state, which favored Obama by 9 points and has long been home to a moderate-progressive movement, may now have a set of laws that puts it on America's more conservative end.
When the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, it also gave Republican states a gift by saying they could opt out of what may be the ACA's most important part, the dramatic expansion of Medicaid that will give insurance to millions of people who don't now have it. While right now each state decides on eligibility rules—meaning that if you live in a state governed by Republicans, if you make enough to have a roof over your head and give your kids one or two meals a day, you're probably considered too rich for Medicaid and are ineligible—starting in 2014 anyone at up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level will be eligible. That means an individual earning up to $14,856 or a family of four earning up to $30,657 could get Medicaid.
Republican governors and legislatures don't like the Medicaid expansion, which is why nine states—South Dakota, plus the Southern states running from South Carolina through Texas—have said they'll refuse to expand Medicaid (many other states have not yet said whether they'll do it). But some states asked the Obama administration whether they could expand Medicaid a bit—maybe not cover everyone up to 133 percent like the law says, but add a few people to the rolls. And yesterday, the administration said no. It's all or nothing: either you expand Medicaid up to 133 percent, or you get none of the new money. Was that the right thing to do? Well first, let's talk about that money.
After a campaign in which Republicans attempted to pillory Barack Obama for finding $716 billion in savings from Medicare (via cuts in payments to insurance companies and providers but not cuts to benefits), those same Republicans now seem to be demanding that Obama agree to cuts in Medicare benefits as the price of saving the country from the Austerity Trap, aka fiscal cliff. Oh, the irony! You'd almost think that they weren't really the stalwart defenders of Medicare they pretended to be.
And there are some hints that the Obama administration is seriously considering agreeing to raise the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 as part of this deal. It's a dreadful idea, and as we discuss this possibility, there's one really important thing to keep in mind: Medicare is the least expensive way to insure these people. Or anybody, for that matter. In all this talk of the bloated entitlement system, you'd be forgiven for thinking Medicare was some kind of inefficient, overpriced big government program. But the opposite is true, and that's why raising the eligibility age is such a dreadful idea.
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The 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which ushered in many of the worker protections we enjoy today, was a major progressive victory. But as the century that followed it shows, it was by no means the end of the struggle to get workers treated fairly. Employers, aided by conservatives in the executive and judicial branches, have often found ways of ensuring these laws are not fully enforced. Symczyk v. Genesis Healthcare Corp., which the Supreme Court considered yesterday at oral argument, presents another case in which conservatives on the Supreme Court might erect a barrier making FLSA harder to enforce.
Republicans voted against his approval as part of a broader anti-civil rights agenda, but the 7 Democrats who joined them ought to be mortified by their own cowardice.
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Ok, so I've probably gotten myself in over my head, but that's what life is all about - challenges, right? I want to install a basement bathroom in a 15 year old home that has no rough-in (I am going for low-cost, hence the do-it-yourself approach). I've researched as best as I can and I think I have read every related thread on this site (and kudos to this forum, it is great!).
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I am assuming the fixtures on the first floor drain down this main waste stack, So your toilet and sink can not use the waste stack as a vent. The toilet will need to be vented before it connects with the stack, you can drain your sink into that vent. Then that vent needs to go up above the fixtures on the first floor (42" min. above first floor) before reconnecting to an existing vent stack. The basement sink is close enough to the toilet that you do not need to revent it if you drain it into the toilet vent.


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Take Texas' helmet and put the logo we use on our helmets right now. Or what the OP has, but use the "regular" I-State logo instead of flipped colors.
Originally Posted by HerkyKiller Get rid of the stripe and make the facemask white and that would be sick! Save it for a tribute on the 100th anniversary of his death or something.
Originally Posted by yaman3 Notice that all of those clubs have a huge tradition behind them. We share a uniform scheme with a team that has built a tradition around that design. I am not talking like I want huge drastic changes. I wouldn't mind something flashy, but I would like it to be a little different then USC (I know ours are slightly different). Something like the UM or PSU uniforms with our colors. On the pro combats, there are numerous options. I would like them because the technology is supposed to be better. PSU actually turned them down because they were not simple enough. When Nike pitches them, they basically have a scale from 1 to 10. 1 being the most basic and 10 being the most obnoxious. They pitched a 1 to PSU and they asked for a 0. I saw the pitched one and it was pretty plain. That's what I would like. Simple but a little different. Oregon's unis must be like a 17.
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Originally Posted by GoCyclones78 I know people dont like uniform theads but I got bored and came up with this. What do you think? Ours are fine.
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Originally Posted by HerkyKiller I will never quit laughing at that. 100% Pure Columbian Awesome.
I'm on Twitter too: Tre4ISU Or so I have read.
Originally Posted by sodakjoe Oregon's unis must be like a 17. LOL.
ours are not changing for quite some time....so this is a fruitless exercise. JP has his mark...and it will not change anytime soon.
Carrying the banner for ISU.
Count me as one of the people who wanted the Chizik logo and Chizik uniforms gone when Gene Chizik left ISU. I was jaded by the whole experience with Chizik and knew the I-State logo probably had little to do with him personally, other than marketing and branding the Chizik Era. But the design is pretty nice, and the uni's look sharp. And it's not like we can take an eraser and remove Gene Chizik from our football history just by changing logos and uni's yet again, unless we actually did so. So we're stuck with Chizik stuff. Fortunately years three and four of the Chizik Era at ISU have gone better than the first two years when he was actually here.
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Wasn't the idea originally to do white helmets and everyone threw a fit, so they made them cardinal? I really like what we have. Personally, I'd have went with Yellow helmets when we did the switch. Now that we have something though, I'd really like to stick with it. No matter what our look is, we need to stick with it for a while so we are recognized. I think the worst thing we could do right now, after beating Texas, would be to change our look. A lot of people around the country saw our helmets on Saturday, our game was being hi-lited during just about every game. Let's keep the look so people know who we are. You change after a miserable season, not when you have one that you want people to recognize you. It's basic marketing 101, you only change your logo when you are losing market share. We gained some on Saturday, so we need to show up next year so people can say when they see us, "Oh, this is the team that beat Texas last year, we might want to watch this game.
The jerseys should stay the same forever. We finally have "traditional" looking jerseys. They are sweet. I agree...the home jerseys should NOT have any white in them at all. We are cardinal and gold....that is it. As for the Chizik references to them....he never had our players names on the back....and CPR does.....so in a way, they are different. So if that helps ya. The I-State logo is sweet as well. Again, traditional looking. I love it. As for the helmets: I wish we had at least one yellow stripe going down the center of the helmet or two yellow stripes. But honestly, our helmets are sweet without them as well. The grey facemasks look cool and traditional too. Way better than the "navy blue" facemask crap with McCarney. God...I still shudder at that freaking navy blue. I only suggest them (the stripes) to get away from the USC talk, and a stripe down the center of the helmet would have done that. Another suggestion on the helmets would be to have some random alternate yellow helmets for special home games like some teams do. The yellow helmet must have two strips of cardinal going down the center....and the basic I-State logo can still be used on the yellow helmet. Again, we would have been the only team in the conference sporting the "yellow" helmet look. SEC has LSU, PAC 10 has Arizona State (even when they have the dark red pants on the yellow helmet looks sweet with them), though Oregon has an alternate yellow too in the P10. It would have been a good look for ISU. Also, pride stickers would be cool. Use the little tornado Cy like Florida State uses their tomahawks. Washington State has alternate color helmets that are pretty sweet. So maybe in the future we could have the yellow hat look against K-State or Iowa...etc...rivalry games.
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The answer, he says is the increase in totals. Insurers want to cut the number of totals and one of the ways to do that is to cut the cost of repairs.
The prices of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts is one of the things making aftermarket parts more viable, says Manich, vice president of collision industry development at Entela. But the quality of aftermarket parts is still an issue. One reason the quality of aftermarket parts is often lower than OEM parts is because parts distributors demand low prices from aftermarket manufacturers, which keeps quality low. You get what you pay for.
"What commonly occurs - and this happens in the OEM sector as well - is that not updating tooling, for example, happens often. The OEMs and the CAPA certified parts meet a lot of qualifications, but in non-certified parts it's anything goes," says Manich.
Manich also explored the issue of the extra time that is often involved in making an aftermarket part fit. "If you examine the part and actually do a fit to see if the part is going to work, then you are losing money on that part," says Manich. "Shops really want insurers to pay for that extra time. If they are going to ask us to be somebody's part tester we deserve some kind of benefit."
Manich explained some of the ways to deal with bad parts, whether they are aftermarket or OEM, and he also took some time to explain how the Europeans are dealing with the same issue, "In the European sector the distributor is the one who actually certifies the part," says Manich. "It's a conflict of interest because it's not an independent third party saying if the part is good or bad, itâs the distributor who is trying to sell the part."
The solution the Europeans are seeking is to do something similar to what CAPA is doing in the United States, Manich says. "Everybody is looking for the best price, but that doesnât mean you're going to get quality. I think the repair facilities can help themselves with a service level agreement. If I'm a shop and I have a service agreement with XYZ distributor for aftermarket parts, I tell XYZ that I want all my parts to be of a certain quality and if they don't meet the standards we agreed that there will be penalties they will have to pay," says Manich, explaining one method he suggests shops can use to ensure they are getting parts they can use.
The agreement details the compensation that will be required for substandard parts and that, says Manich, "Interlocks with the service level agreement the distributor has with the parts manufacturer." That "interlocking" means that a distributor is compensated for substandard parts by the manufacturer, just as the shop is compensated by the distributor.
"The good thing about these service level agreements is that a shop can develop them and implement them at any time with any distributor," says Manich.
One example Manich gave is that when a shop orders a certified part, but that part is not available the distributor will substitute a non-certified part. The service agreement prevents that substitution, says Manich.
As the cost of raw materials are going up, but the customer - whether it's the OEM, aftermarket, insurer or shop - doesn't want to pay more for parts. That's leading to a need for shops to better understand the issues and Manich answered those questions and with the service level agreement idea, offers one potential means of solving the quality issue.
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Step Two: At 500 miles off the US coast, Valerie sends National Insecurity Advisor Susan Rice out to make a statement to the MSM that the Iranians have taken umbrage at a Youtube video featuring an Iranian beauty pageant. Many infidels are struck by the fact that all the contestants are wearing black hijabs and challenging the judges' powers of observation. Nonetheless, Rice indicates to the sycophantic press that the producer of the video is being pursued by the FBI's Illicit Muslim Videos Division and an arrest is eminent.
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- The matching watches feature fashionably and elegantly designed
- Material: Steel & Mirror & Quartz
- Men Watchband Size: 23.0 x 1.8cm/9.1 x 0.7in(L x W)
- Women Watchband Size: 21.0 x 1.2cm/7.9 x 0.5in(L x W)
- Men Case Size: 3.8 x 0.7cm/1.5 x 0.3in(Dia. x T)
- Women Case Size: 2.2 x 0.6cm/0.9 x 0.2in(Dia. x T)
- The fashion watches don't rust and you won't have an allergy
- The fashion watches are designed with bright color and light texture
- The precise surface decent watch is very charming for all occasions
Package Included:
- 1 x Men Watch
- 1 x Women Watch
- 2 x Gift Boxes
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