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Posted by Barbara Hauke on Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Well done! Just want to let you know that we do read everything that the dean writes :)
For a first attempt, I thought it quite good. Though I have yet to take a social media course in my MBA program, I can speak anecdotally. I find the best blogs are personal accountings. Any savvy blog consumer can sniff out the "this blog will drive traffic..." blog in a heartbeat. By virtue of its personal nature, it's also a commitment and over time, as it gets pushed one way and then another by the author and by a (hopefully) growing group of readers, it takes on a life of its own. I think the best way to ensure that the blog is successful is to ask how you feel after writing it. If it was cathartic to write, it'll likely be cathartic to read. I'm looking forward to the next installment.
Dean Phillips, Well done! Your leadership and voice set the tone for the enitre Albers community - embrace this blog and do not question for a second if it will be read or how it will be discovered. Provide compelling content - which you, SU, and Albers always do - and we, the SU community, will take care of the rest. As for the mesurement, Barb will have to figure that piece out ;).
Nice to hear what you're doing on those trips. :-) Good luck as a blogger!
I recommend you write from the heart and let us know where you want to take Albers. This blog is another channel to help us create community to realize a shared vision.
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Somerset —
Court documents and search warrants released by investigators over the past several days are shedding more light into the shocking triple murder at a Danville store.
As Burnside pastor Kenneth Allen Keith, 48, awaits his arraignment in Boyle District Court, police have been releasing documents pertaining to the investigation into the Sept. 20 murders of Angela Hockensmith, 38, Michael Hockensmith, 35, and Daniel P. Smith, 60, at the ABC Gold, Games and More pawn shop in Danville.
Documents filed Monday allegedly detail a conversation Danville investigators had with a person from Michigan who has asked to remain anonymous. According to published reports, the caller told police that Keith, without being asked, said where he was on Sept. 20, the day of the shootings.
The documents also state that Keith offered the caller a scenario of what happened at ABC Gold Games and More and that Keith told the caller it was a "hit" on the gold broker Smith, who was allegedly known to have as much as $40,000 on him while selling precious metals.
The documents allege that the anonymous caller asked Keith if the Hockensmiths were just innocent bystanders. Keith allegedly told the caller that the Hockensmiths were not innocent and that they "had cost him a lot of money" during the time he did business with them.
Those allegations align with what relatives and friends of the Hockensmiths have claimed about some sort of business dispute between the Hockensmiths and Keith — and that Keith may have been struggling financially.
According to the Danville Advocate-Messenger, which has assisted the Commonwealth Journal in gathering information on the case, records on file in Boyle Circuit Court show Keith defaulted on credit card debts totaling about $100,000 from four different companies since 2010. Another case in Pulaski County stated Keith owed $17,000 to another credit card company, but it was dismissed in January only to be reopened in June in Boyle County.
Police, who have steadfastly declined to comment on the high-profile investigation, have worked to piece together what occurred on the morning of Sept. 20 at the pawn shop.
Investigators say Keith entered the ABC Gold, Games and More pawn shop, owned by the Hockensmiths and Steven Devine, on the morning of Friday, Sept. 20, and shot and killed the couple and Smith, who was a regular customer at the store.
The Hockensmiths' two children, 9-year-old Andrew and 14-month-old Naomi, reportedly hid in a closet in the store when the murders occurred. Andrew reportedly called 911 after the shootings, and he and his sister escaped unharmed.
Danville Detective Kevin Peel filed an affidavit to obtain a search warrant for ABC Gold on the day of the murders. In seeking the warrant, Peel noted that a 911 call from "a small child" reported the murders was made at 9:17 that morning and wrote:
"The child stated that he was at King's Corner Pawn (now known as ABC Gold Games and More) and that his parents had been shot. The child told the dispatcher that a man had come into the store and asked for money. The child described the man as being a white male wearing a hat, a fake mustache, glasses and a long green coat. The child told the dispatcher that his parents were dead and lying on the floor and that the person who had shot them had left the building."
Friends and relatives of the Hockensmiths said the couple knew Keith, who is known to his friends as "Allen." Relatives have said that Keith served as a former minister to Michael Hockensmith, and some said he even attended the Hockensmiths' funeral.
But those statements contradict those of Keith's defense attorney, Mark Stanziano, who said Keith did not attend the funeral or visitation, which were held on Sept. 23 and 24 in Somerset.
Court documents filed Monday fall in line with Stanziano's comment that Keith did not attend the services, but it also claims that Keith told the anonymous caller he could not offer the family condolences because of an agreement in a workers compensation settlement that mandated Keith was not to contact the Hockensmith family, according to published reports.
According to police documents released Friday, officers obtained search warrants for the Danville pawn shop where the murders occurred, the Hockensmiths' home on Valley Drive in Stanford and their vehicles, cell phones belonging the three victims, and other vehicles found near the crime scene.
Among the items seized in the search of ABC Gold were 14 spent .22 caliber shell casings and three live .22 cartridges; a lead fragment; a 9mm Ruger handgun and magazine and another magazine; eyeglasses and a lens; various bags of jewelry; three cigarette butts; and $1,350 in cash in the register.
That's according to the Advocate-Messenger.
The Advocate-Messenger also reports that on the afternoon of the murders, after police had determined the identities of the victims, Danville police obtained a search warrant for the Hockensmiths' home in Stanford. In his affidavit, "Based upon the information collected at the scene and from witnesses, it is apparent the victims were specifically targeted," states the affidavit.
Among the items taken from the Hockensmith home were one spent .22-caliber shell casing, an iPad Mini and "3-5 partially crushed yellow pills," according to the evidence log of that search.
On Oct. 3, police obtained three additional warrants to search cell phones recovered by Boyle County Coroner Don Hamner from Michael Hockensmith and Smith during post-mortem examinations and another phone taken from the Hockensmiths' home.
Affidavits and evidence logs for the searches executed Wednesday, Oct. 9 at Keith's Gold Rush business in Somerset — where he was taken into custody — and his church, Main Street Baptist Church in Burnside have not yet been released.
According to Keith's arrest warrant, he had "intimate knowledge" of the crime scene, including the number of times one of the victims was shot. He also matched the physical description of the suspect provided by witnesses, and his silver 2008 Dodge Caravan is similar to one seen by witnesses and in surveillance videos from nearby businesses. The warrant also states that Smith, a gold buyer from Richmond, was the target of the robbery.
Keith operated King's Corner and other pawn shops in Danville for years, and Michael Hockensmith had worked for him prior to taking over the business earlier this year and renaming it ABC Gold. Keith also was friends with Smith, a long-time gold buyer who paid regular visits to area pawn shops.
Stanziano has continued to emphasize that his client didn't commit the murders. Stanziano has pointed out that police documents have not stated that anyone at the scene of the crime identified Keith, but simply a person who resembled Keith.
Stanziano stated to media outlets that the pastor has battled brain cancer and other serious health issues in the past. He said Keith's cancer is currently in remission.
Keith is expected to plead not guilty to three counts of murder and one count of first-degree robbery during his appearance in court Wednesday.
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Pulaski man pleads guilty in death of PCHS student
The driver charged in the 2013 death of a Pulaski County High School student has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
Pulaski County has added a few traffic lights since 1947
How often have you idled at traffic lights in Somerset and said unmentionables about the inventor of such time-killing devices while your SUV burns $4-a-gallon gasoline?
21 people convicted in crackdown on pseudoephedrine
Commonwealth's Attorney Eddy F. Montgomery and Pulaski County Sheriff Todd Wood announced Friday that every one of the Defendants served with their indictment warrants from a 2012 widespread investigation into the importation and purchasing of vast quantities of pseudoephedrine for the manufacture of methamphetamine have been convicted from that case and those cases are final.
Local man facing child porn charges is in custody
A Somerset man charged with downloading child pornography was located here in Pulaski County after disappearing from the sight of the legal system, according to Somerset Police.
Token was from pool hall from the past
A 2 1/2-cent token found by David Barnett near his home in the Plato-Vanhook community came from the Flamingo, a poolroom that operated during the middle to late 1940s at the corner of Maple and Market streets in Somerset. (See Wednesday's Commonwealth Journal).
- Steak 'n Shake hires 100 in preparation for opening
- Rare token offers few clues to its origin
- School officials to kids: Have an ice day
Lake undergoing very slow drawdown
Lake Cumberland is undergoing a very slow drawdown this week to keep the lake below the maximum 705 feet above sea level allowed until permission is given for normal operation, according to Don B. Getty, manager of the Wolf Creek Dam Rehabilitation Project.
Former governor to chamber: Support exports
A former governor of Kentucky braved icy roads Tuesday to urge members of the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce to encourage local business leaders to become export advocates for this community.
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Hidden Drug Costs Illustrate Need for PBM Transparency in Health Reform
January 12, 2010
By Douglas Hoey, RPh, MBA Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, National Community Pharmacists Association
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If they didn't siphon so much money out of the health care system while doing so little for patients in return, you'd almost have to admire pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) for their creativity. It seems every time a profit-padding door is closed, they open a window.
Consider their share of manufacturer rebates one slowly closing door. Health plan sponsors (employers, et. al) contract with PBMs to run their drug benefit. Some employers erroneously believe they receive 100% of the rebates paid by drug makers. Instead, PBMs often retain large portions of these payments before passing on the rest to the plan.
PBMs can become so consumed with maximizing their share of rebate dollars, that they actually steer patients away from lower-cost generics toward rebate-eligible brand-name drugs. While it's still a widespread practice today, it is less common after being exposed through litigation and through other means.
With drug-switching on the decline, PBMs still enjoy substantial, though undisclosed, revenues from manufacturer rebates. Though that cash cow is also gradually getting thinner for several reasons:So, if that's the door that's closing, where's the open window? Drug sleight-of-hand known in the industry as "repackaging." Here's how it works.
- Fewer opportunities to play games. Brand drugs represent about 35% of all prescription drugs dispensed, down from just fewer than 50% five years ago.
- A concerted effort by consumer groups, the National Community Pharmacists Association and others has raised the awareness of the games being played with brand rebates.
- Some employers (but by no means all) are savvier; asking tougher questions about rebates and more aggressive in making sure the plan sponsor gets a bigger share of them.
The average wholesale price (AWP) for medication is akin to a new car's sticker price. Nobody pays it, but in this case it is the basis for the prices pharmacies pay for drugs and are reimbursed for dispensing them. Community pharmacies typically receive take-it-or-leave-it contracts from PBMs setting their reimbursement on formulas based on the manufacturer's AWP (AWP minus 20%, etc.).
PBMs are under no such restriction when it comes to paying themselves. In Monopoly-money fashion, they use their standing as both drug benefit auditor and mail order pharmacy to ignore the manufacturer's AWP and set whatever, higher AWP they want!
That allows them to hoodwink employers into thinking they're getting a deal on mail order drugs and a better discount off of AWP, when in fact the AWP for the drug, and possibly its overall cost to the employer, is higher than it would be at a community pharmacy. It's just one of the ways mail order "savings" can be illusory for plan sponsors and, ultimately, patients.
Consider the following example:
The patient wants to fill a prescription of Lipitor 20mg #30
Option #1
Patient goes to a community pharmacy:
The pharmacist orders Lipitor 20mg #30 from their wholesaler, which comes with an AWP of $147.04Option #2
Patient sent to a mail order pharmacy:
The mail order pharmacist orders Lipitor 20mg #30 from a wholesaler, which comes with an AWP of $147.04 The pharmacy is paid AWP - 14% plus dispensing fee, which is calculated as
$147.04 - $20.59+ $2 = $128.45The PBM/mail order pharmacy can start "repackaging" drugs, in doing so they can create a new package size with a much higher AWP. For example purposes, a new package size might be #60 with an AWP of $408.60. The community pharmacist then counsels the patient on how to use the drug appropriately, possible interactions with other drugs, and the importance of adherence. The mail order pharmacy then sends the patient Lipitor 20mg #30 with an AWP of $204.30. At AWP - 22% the PBM pays itself:
$204.30 - $44.95 = $159.35.
In this example, the prescription costs $30.90 more through a PBM's mail order pharmacy. But chances are the plan sponsor will only be told that they paid AWP - 22% instead of AWP - 14%.
The combination of PBM Caremark with CVS has brought the practice into the retail pharmacy environment as well. The company has its own manufacturer national drug code (NDC) number it uses when it repacks drugs. Since CVS Caremark is paying itself for both mail order and retail prescriptions, this can be very lucrative.
Of course, this leads to higher employer costs but the smoke and mirrors make the employer think they are getting a good deal and that the cost increase is just because the manufacturers keep raising the prices.
What little risk there is of exposing this practice in detail is mitigated by the contractual roadblocks PBMs set up to prevent employers and other plan sponsors from looking behind the curtain.
This is yet another reason why health plan sponsors need greater transparency from pharmacy benefit managers. Provisions in health care reform offer a good start and should be retained in the final legislation.
The original posting of this article can be found on the The Hill's Congress Blog.
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EL PASO, Texas (AP) — Officers at a West Texas border crossing have confiscated nearly a ton of marijuana stuffed in more than 190 rolls of roofing paper.
Customs and Border Protection authorities on Wednesday announced the seizure in El Paso at the Ysleta (is-LAYT'-uh) commercial cargo site.
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R34 Skyline revives memories for Dan, most of them happy ones...
Nothing wrong with that of course the Skyline is famously a blank canvas in standard form and done properly the mods simply realise the potential laid down in the base package.
But its always nice to drive a car as its maker intended too, especially one like this. And its got particular resonance for me this car, it being the first seriously rapid car I ever drove. That was back in 2001 and it didnt go so well. That little anecdote Chris shared in his Tell Me Im Wrong piece about a scary near miss at the ring in Nissans blue T4 GTR press car? I read that and laughed out loud, it being, word for word, pretty much what happened to me in the red one, T3 GTR, not long after. Only it didnt end quite so well in my case.
This isnt my first time back in an R34 since though. V16 SKY and I met a little while back for a buyers guide I was writing. But I only had a quick go and this time round Ive actually got a couple of days to get reacquainted. And I was beaming all the way in this morning, as if an R34 in early morning M25 traffic didnt stand out enough already!
I can understand Chriss stance in his piece. And Im happy to defer to his greater experience of R32s and 33s. But for me the 34 is the one, mainly because it was the first fast car I ever drove and, incredibly given what happened, provided me with a path from being a games journo to doing what I do today. Virtual to real, if you will. And thats a neat analogy for what the R34 is to me and many like me a car idolised and made legend through gaming as much as real-world exploits and still, to my eyes, amazing to see in the metal rather than pixellated form. A theme well be exploring in more detail very soon
Sure, its no looker by any rational measure. But I cant take my eyes off it and every time I park up and walk away I have to stop, turn around and take it all in once again. I felt like that 11 years ago with T3 GTR. And its nice to know those feelings havent changed one bit.
Fancy sharing the love? Ill be bringing this car to our Sunday Service at Silverstone this weekend so pop across and have a look yourself. V16 SKY will be driven with due deference but to get you in the mood heres a little vid I found one of many like it of a Mines R34 being driven in true Banzai fashion. Enjoy! And if anyone else has any favourite Skyline videos lets have em!


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- Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance.
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Celiac disease was highlighted in "School Nutrition" magazine article dedicated to today's kids' struggles with food-related issues.
Food-related issues in children were the big topic of the June/July 2013 issue of School Nutrition, a magazine put out by the School Nutrition Association, an organization dedicated to "educating and empowering members to provide healthy meals to foster an environment where children achieve overall wellness and lifelong success."
The article focused on food-issues ranging from eating disorders to celiac disease. The article, written by Gabriela Pacheco, RD, LD, SNS, draws attention to the fact that more children than ever are in need of gluten-free options due to the rise in the prevalence of celiac disease. This coverage of gluten-related disorders in a school nutrition-focused publication is a big step for awareness of celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
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Historians will look back and say that 2008 was the year of the meta performance, the year that movies—and moviegoers—finally became so sophisticated that each film became an endless loop of self-commentary.
Let's start with Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder. Would that performance have been nearly as funny (assuming you thought it was funny to begin with) if it wasn't FREAKIN' Tom Cruise, a man who had gone from movie star to media punch line in a matter of months? That performance proved that Tom could, at the very least, laugh at himself, do a funny dance, pack on the pounds (or at least a fat suit), and chuck his vanity for a few minutes.
Next there was Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler. Would Rourke's Randy the Ram have been as poignant (and slightly spooky) if the career of the aging, 'roided-up, has-been wrestler didn't so closely resemble the career of one Mickey Rourke?
Following that, there was Kate and Leo as the Wheelers in Revolutionary Road. Their story of a disillusioned golden couple in the 1950s was made all the more gripping by the fact that the two actors had worked together in a certain "minor" film 10 years ago (hint: it involved an iceberg). Both were a little older, a little less beautiful, a little more world weary. Revolutionary Road was about the loss of innocence—the Wheelers, Kate and Leo's, and our own.
Next, there's Brad Pitt in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. As I said in my review, "One of the sly tricks of the film is that as Benjamin gets younger, he starts looking more and more like, well, Brad Pitt." And then, even more disorienting: The CGI is so good in that film, director David Fincher is actually able to make Pitt look even younger, much like the sun-kissed golden god of A River Runs Through It. My audience gasped.
Even when cinema wasn't trying to be post-modern, it ended up cannibalizing itself. I'm sure people would have responded to Heath Ledger's Joker even if the young actor had not died of an accidental overdose. But one thing's for sure, Ledger's tragic death—and the endless speculation over whether his inhabitance of such a depraved character contributed to his overdose—added a new dimension of apocalyptical horror to the film.
Finally, we have Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino. As Crawford, my new message board buddy on Slate's The Fray put it: "Gran Torino is a film that Eastwood elevated into something interesting, in part by carrying his Dirty Harry and his Man With No Name subtext into it. Walt would have been a lot less interesting if anyone else had played him."
So there you have it folks. A lousy movie (in my opinion) made into something deep (in Crawford and many others' opinions) because of how it comments on Eastwood's body of work.
Is all this meta stuff unavoidable in our media-saturated culture? Is it good for cinema? (Charlie Kauffman sort of anticipated trend in Synecdoche, New York, where Phillip Seymour Hoffman's Caden not only hired an actor to play himself, but then had to hire another actor to play the actor).
Or is it, as another The Fray smarty-pants noted, as old as film itself? (Since old fashioned movie stars often played the same part over and over again, wasn't each new role merely a fresh commentary on the last?)
Frankly, I'm not sure, but when, through the magic of CGI, I see Anna Nicole Smith starring in The Anna Nicole Smith Story ("It's more poignant because she's . . .dead!") we'll know we really have problems.


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Deflation and Liberty
Jörg Guido Hülsmann Updated 8/12/2011
This monograph addresses a critically important issue: the prevailing view that deflation (falling prices and/or falling money stock) is a catastrophe that must be stopped. Jorg Guido Hulsmann shows that deflation is nothing to fear. The government s... -
A Free-Market Monetary System and The Pretense of Knowledge
Friedrich A. Hayek Updated 8/11/2011
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The Strike-Threat System
William H. Hutt Updated 8/10/2011
The classic from the great labor economist W.H. Hutt argues that it is not the strike but the strike threat that makes unions so incredibly costly to American prosperity. It hangs over unionized companies like the sword of Damocles, intimidating prop... -
Taxpayers in Revolt: Tax Resistance During the Great Depression
David T. Beito Updated 8/9/2011
David Beito has brought to light a remarkable and previously unknown chapter of the Great Depression: its tax revolts. They were widespread and systematic, and they made such huge progress that in some places they threatened to bring local and state... -
Gertrude Coogan's Bluff: Greenback Populism as Conservative Economics
Gary North Updated 8/8/2011
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Tiger by the Tail
Friedrich A. Hayek Updated 8/8/2011
F.A. Hayek said that his biggest regret in a lifetime of writing was that he never wrote a book-length refutation of Keynesian economics. He seriously doubted that Keynesian style planning would ever captivate governments, so he focused on differen... -
Economics of the Free Society
Wilhelm Röpke Updated 8/5/2011
One year before the Nazi takeover of Austria, and after Mises had already accepted a research position in Geneva, a remarkable book began to circulate in what remained of Vienna's intellectual circles. It was Die Lehre von der Wirtschaft, The... -
The De Moneta of Nicholas Oresme and English Mint Documents
Nicholas Oresme Updated 8/3/2011
Nicole Oresme has been called the most brilliant scientist of the 14th century: mathematician, musicologist, physicist, philosopher, and economist. On top of that, he was a Bishop and a theologian. His writings of money bear much in common with Carl... -
Frederic Bastiat: A Man Alone
George Charles Roche III Updated 8/1/2011
Bastiat struggled his entire life to teach economic truths to every living person. His legacy is monumental and speaks to us today as clearly as it did France in the 19th century. He would certainly be thrilled by this biography of his life by... -
Investigations into the Method of the Social Sciences
Carl Menger Updated 8/1/2011
Here is the book that gave the Austrian School its name. The famed Methodenstreit of the late 19th century was the battle of method. It pitted the emerging Austrian School against the German Historical School over a critically important question... -
The German Question
Wilhelm Röpke Updated 7/29/2011
The German Question by Wilhelm Ropke is the book that inspired the postwar economic reform in Germany -- which Ropke himself did not believe had gone nearly far enough. It came out in 1945 in Switzerland, one year after Mises's Omnipotent Governm... -
The Wisdom of Henry Hazlitt
Henry Hazlitt Updated 7/28/2011
The master economics teacher, the author of Economics in One Lesson, moves his readers to a deeper knowledge of a range of topics in this outstanding collection of essays. In the late 1990s, Hans Sennholz carefully selected 30 of Hazlitt's art... -
Denationalisation of Money: The Argument Refined
Friedrich A. Hayek Updated 7/28/2011
An Analysis of the Theory and Practice of Concurrent Currencies What if the government let anyone use a currency of his or her choosing? What if the government permitted entrepreneurs to innovate in the monetary sector, such as by creating digital c... -
The Essential von Mises
Murray N. Rothbard Updated 7/26/2011
A year following the death of Ludwig von MIses, Murray Rothbard wrote the book designed to inspire a new generation to take up the Misesian cause in economic theory and political action. His task was to provide an overview of Mises's writings and... -
Choice in Currency
Friedrich A. Hayek Updated 7/24/2011
A path-breaking essay by Hayek, newly in print in cooperation with the Institute of Economic Affairs, this piece first appeared in 1976, during an inflationary bout in the U.S.. Hayek saw that it was crucial to bring the forces of competition to bear... -
America's Money Machine: The Story of the Federal Reserve
Elgin Groseclose Updated 7/20/2011
The Story of the Federal Reserve Elgin Groseclose, an eminent monetary economist in the 20th-century, rips the roof off the Federal Reserve in this wonderful history that takes us from the Fed's founding to the 1960s. He shows that the gap bet... -
The School of Salamanca
Marjorie Grice-Hutichinson Updated 7/19/2011
Marjorie Grice-Hutchinson's remarkable classic, The School of Salamanca, posed an extraordinary challenge when it first appeared in 1952. The book is not only a pioneering presentation of this lost school of monetary theory--fantastic thinkers of... -
Planning for Freedom; and Twelve other Essays and Addresses
Ludwig von Mises Updated 7/18/2011
An enduring collection of Mises's essays, some popular and others scholarly, but always engaging and provocative. The first edition came out in 1952, and headlined the essay "Planning for Freedom," which makes the point that the choice... -
Making Economic Sense
Murray N. Rothbard Updated 7/15/2011
Do you ever watch the business news and think: what would Murray Rothbard say about this? He remained a news junky all his life, even while working on his grand scholarly treatises. He was no academic snob; he believed, like Mises, that economics was... -
Left, Right, and the Prospects for Liberty
Murray N. Rothbard Updated 7/14/2011
For many who have read this book-length essay, it marked a turning point in a new understanding. The mainstream will forever attempt to pigeonhole belief systems based on the left-right dichotomy. The right supposedly favors economic freedom plus... -
Anatomy of the State
Murray N. Rothbard Updated 7/14/2011
This gives a succinct account of Rothbard's view of the state. Following Franz Oppenheimer and Albert Jay Nock, Rothbard regards the state as a predatory entity. It does not produce anything but rather steals resources from those engaged in... -
Collectivist Economic Planning
Friedrich A. Hayek (ed.) Updated 7/14/2011
In 1920, Ludwig von Mises dropped a bombshell on the European economic world with his article called "Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth." It argued that socialism was impossible as an economic system. It set off two decad... -
The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle and Other Essays
Richard M. Ebeling Updated 7/13/2011
New edition with an introduction by Roger Garrison and an index. Booms and busts are not endemic to the free market, argues the Austrian theory of the business cycle, but come about through manipulation of money and credit by central banks. In this m... -
Prosperity and Depression
Gottfried Haberler Updated 7/12/2011
Are you serious about business cycle theory? In 1937, back when economists thought big and coherent thoughts about the boom-bust cycle, long before mainstream economists began to doubt the existence of theoretical universals, Professor Gottfried Habe... -
The Inflation Crisis, and How To Resolve It
Henry Hazlitt Updated 7/9/2011
Prices are rising, as they inevitably must with an expansionary policy, and who is getting the blame? Not the Fed. Commentators claim it's the weather or foreigners with greedy appetites for goods. It has always been so: when the inflation ar... -
The Theory of Idle Resources
William H. Hutt Updated 7/8/2011
W.H. Hutt's Theory of Idle Resources was first published in 1939, surely one of the earliest responses to Keynes's General Theory. Hutt goes for the heart of Keynes's prescription for recovery, which was to get idle resources moving, whether that... -
Gold and the Gold Standard
Edwin Walter Kemmerer Updated 7/8/2011
Edwin Walter Kemmerer is one of the unsung heroes of the 20th century. A professor of economics at Princeton, he was known as the "money doctor" between the wars, helping countries to establish and maintain strong currencies between 1923 an... -
Capital, Interest, and Rent: Essays in the Theory of Distribution
Frank A. Fetter Updated 7/7/2011
Frank Fetter of Princeton University was one of the great American Austrians, and perhaps the most lucid defender of the "pure time preference" theory of interest in the history of economic ideas. Rothbard learned from him, and then col... -
Value, Capital, and Rent
Knut Wicksell Updated 7/6/2011
Knut Wicksell was an important thinker of the second-generation marginalist school, and here is his detailed commentary on and elaboration of the capital theory of Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk. It was first published in 1893, but did not appear in Engl... -
Men Against the State: The Expositers of Individualist Anarchism in America, 1827-1908
James J. Martin Updated 7/1/2011
Talk about a suppressed intellectual tradition! America was home to the first full-blown movement of individualist anarchists in the 19th and early 20th century. The author of this book on the topic adds the adjective "individualist" to... -
Interest and Prices
Knut Wicksell Updated 6/29/2011
It was this work by Swedish economist Wicksell that drew Mises's attention to the effects of interest rate manipulation on the capital structure. This was the first to present the idea of the natural rate of interest, which Wicksell argued can be... -
The Free Man's Library
Henry Hazlitt Updated 6/25/2011
Henry Hazlitt did an incredible thing with this book. He created in a mere 180 pages an anthology of short reviews of 550 books on economics and politics, old and new, from the point of view of an Austro-libertarian. Hazlitt wrote it because he bel... -
Keynes the Man
Murray N. Rothbard Updated 6/23/2011
Here is Rothbard's mini-biography of Lord Keynes, one that makes use of all modern research to reconstruct Keynes's life and works in a way that is absolutely devastating. We read about his schooling, his secret societies, his political assoc... -
The Way to Will Power
Henry Hazlitt Updated 6/22/2011
What a thrilling little treasure this is, a completely rediscovered book by Henry Hazlitt from 1922 This is Hazlitt before he became an advocate of the Austrian School, and here he is not writing on economics but personal ethics as informed by anc... -
The Essential Rothbard
David Gordon Updated 6/22/2011
Here is the book for the Age of Rothbard, precisely the primer that is needed at a time when his influence—as the most radical and compelling intellectual force in the second half of the 20th century—is higher than during any time during his lifeti... -
The Development of Economic Doctrine: An Introductory Survey
Alexander Gray Updated 6/21/2011
Alexander Gray was a British economist with a particularly keen appreciation of the Austrian contribution to the history of ideas. As with others of his generation, he was super well-educated and an outstanding stylist of the English language. Even b... -
On the Origins of Money
Carl Menger Updated 6/20/2011
Written in the same year that he testified before the Currency Commission in Austria-Hungary, and published in English in 1892, Carl Menger explains that it is not government edicts that create money but instead the marketplace. Individuals decide wh... -
Ludwig von Mises on Money and Inflation
Ludwig von Mises Updated 6/17/2011
In the 1960s, Ludwig von Mises lectured often on money and inflation. Bettina Bien Greaves was there taking shorthand. She has been working to transcribe them for a very long time. At last the results are here and they are fantastic. To have this w... -
Exchange, Prices, and Production in Hyper-Inflation: Germany 1920-1923
Frank D. Graham Updated 6/15/2011
This large-scale study of the German hyper-inflation is definitive in the English language. Written by a professor at Princeton University, and published in 1930, Frank Graham's treatment was so accurate and incisive that Ludwig von Mises himse... -
Recent Literature on Interest
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Updated 6/14/2011
This book by Eugen von Boehm-Bawerk is a supplement to his two great books, Capital and Interest and The Positive Theory of Capital. Here he takes on alternatives to the Austrian theory he had previously presented, and thereby clarifies the case. It... -
Control or Economic Law
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Updated 6/10/2011
Eugen von Boehm-Bawerk was a giant of the Austrian School. Finally, here is an approachable book by him. His masterworks on interest and capital run up to 1000-plus pages. Everyone should read them, as Mises said, but of course it is a bit much t... -
Karl Marx and the Close of His System
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Updated 6/10/2011
The great economist takes on Karl Marx, and his fundamental failure to understand the workings of the capital market and its relationship to value. The criticism was devastating, so much so that a leading Marxist responded, and thus herein is Rudolf... -
The Positive Theory of Capital
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Updated 6/9/2011
This is the second book in the series of Boehm-Bawerk translations by Scottish economist William Smart, originally published in 1891. It is, as the title suggests, the positive theory of capital. It begins with full front matter by Smart himself,... -
Capital and Interest
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk Updated 6/8/2011
The great economist and finance minister of the Austro-Hungarian Empire is a pillar of the Austrian School. As a champion of the new marginalist school, this great work brought him more fame than even Carl Menger had in his day. Here is the origi... -
The Vampire Economy
Günter Reimann Updated 6/3/2011
Here is a study of the actual workings of business under national socialism. Written in 1939, Reimann discusses the effects of heavy regulation, inflation, price controls, trade interference, national economic planning, and attacks on private propert... -
Snoring as a Fine Art, and Twelve Other Essays
Albert Jay Nock Updated 6/2/2011
Here is that passage that explains why Albert Jay Nock called his book Snoring as a Fine Art: "Snoring should be regarded as a fine art and respected accordingly. If this be admitted, I might suggest further that our civilization does not s... -
The Market for Liberty
Morris and Linda Tannehill Updated 6/1/2011
Some great books are the product of a lifetime of research, reflection, and labored discipline. But other classics are written in a white heat during the moment of discovery, with prose that shines forth like the sun pouring into the window of a time... -
Principles of Economics
Carl Menger Updated 5/31/2011
This edition is absolutely gorgeous - handy, economical, and beautifully printed. We've never had an edition of this core work that is so nicely done. In the beginning, there was Menger. It was this book that reformulated, and really rescued,... -
The Theory of Education in the United States: The Page-Barbour Lectures for 1931 at the University of Virginia
Albert Jay Nock Updated 5/30/2011
It is hard to say what is most notable about this book published first in 1931: 1. Albert Jay Nock's incredible disquisition on the real meaning of education and its role in a free society. 2. That these lectures were given at a universi... -
The Decline of the American Republic
John T. Flynn Updated 5/26/2011
In 1955, John T. Flynn saw what few others journalist did: the welfare-warfare state conspired to bring down American liberty. The New Deal combined with World War Two had fastened leviathan control over a country born in liberty. This early analy...


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Will Middlebrooks
BORN: September 9, 1988
FROM: Texarkana, TX
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
DRAFTED: 5th Round, 2007
SCHOOL: Liberty-Eylau HS (TX)
Excellent "2-way" 5-tool prospect out of Texas drafted by the Red Sox in the 5th Round of the 2007 Draft. He was scouted as both an infielder and a pitching prospects by teams. Played at both SS and 3B in the field. Although he has tremendous potential as a pitcher, with a low 90's fastball, power curve and a changeup that registers in the mid 70's, it is expected that Boston has drafted him as a third baseman. Mainly because of the fact the Middlebrooks' potential with the bat is a far greater resource for this organization. Boston's organizational depth at 3B is shallow, and if/when Middlebrooks signs with the Red Sox, he will give them a big boost in that area. He was projected as a high-round draft pick, but dropped due to signability issues and a commitment to play for Texas A&M.
As a third base prospect, Middlebrooks is an overall great athelete. He was a football star in Texas, playing QB, K, and P, and winning awards in 2005 such as THSF 3A Region II 1st Team Punter, THSF 3A Region II 1st Team Kicker, All-State Punter, All-District Punter and Quarterback, and in 2007 was 1st Team Shortstop Class 3A, an All-State selection at both SS and P, and was named the Class 3A Player of the Year by the Texas Sports Writers Association, all while sporting a 4.0 GPA and being a member of the National Honor Society. As a hitter, Middlebrooks has great power potential, and consistently makes good contact with the ball. As a fielder, he has good hands and above average arm strength and accuracy, but slightly below average range.
Will Middlebrooks' Sox Prospect Page
As a pitcher for Liberty-Eylau in 2007:
13 wins, 0 losses, 81.0 IP, 0.86 ERA, 7 CGs, 2 Shutouts, 147 Ks, and 12.25 K/BB.
As a hitter for Liberty-Eylau in 2007:
.555 AVG, .664 OBP, .927 SLG, 1.592 OPS, 5 HR, 22 2B, 48 RBIS, 22 SBs.
Minor League Baseball's Draft Report
Sox Prospects Scouting ReportMiddlebrooks is a legitimate two-way threat. Aside from running speed, he possesses the tools scouts like to see at the plate (and on the mound).
Excellent athlete both with the bat and as a pitcher. Probably the best talent selected by the Red Sox in the 2007 draft.
Baseball America had Middlebrooks ranked at #27 on June 5th, 2007, based on talent alone, and was ranked #36 out of the top 100 prospects going into the draft.
From MLB.com Draft Tracker....has drawn comparisons to Scott Rolen for his size and strength that profile well at third base.
At the plate, he's got some serious power potential with the kind of frame teams like to see from a future run producer at the hot corner.
Middlebrooks pre-draft video, courtesy of MLB.com.
Scroll down to pick #174. 400k on the far right.


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glue or paint, can cause permanent brain damage. As a result, humans
can develop problems with speech, hearing, and vision."
Seriously people, your health is far more important than how your nails look. I know a lot of people just think, "Oh, well the air quality with the smog and all are more likely to kill me than a little polish". C'mon, use your brains people. Painting your nails with a toxic potion, especially in a poorly ventilated space, is a CHOICE, an easier one to make than living far from a densely populated and polluted city. Repeated exposure WILL impact your health.
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This is the best top coat I've ever used! It dries so quickly and leaves a nice shiny finish. Excellent stuff. Will repurchase. Wish I would have known about this years ago.
This product has many positive reviews and I can see why it's very likable. First off, Seche is very affordable and convinient to find. I liked this top coat very much because at first, it gives off a beautiful glossy look over the nail polish. But on the downside, it seems that the shine wears off within the first couple of days. I also felt like I experienced more chipping with the top-coat then having my nails painted without any topcoat at all. Also, the formula gets goopy and thick after a while and the top of my bottle was completely glued to the bottle in which I couldn't get off and my husband who lifts weights couldn't even get off! So I just gave up on it. Anyways, it's decent but there are better top coats out there. I found Julep's top-coat to be exceptional :)
I bought this product because I was looking for a high gloss nail polish top coat to give my nails a gel look. I did notice a strong odor, but only when my face was close to the bottle. It wasn't overwhelming. It went on to my nails really smoothly and dried within a minute. I applied it over a basecoat and two coats of polish. My nails are extremely glossy and smooth. Seche covered up any imperfections that I had in my nail polish prior to the top coat. I'm in love so far. It was definitely worth the money to me. I've heard it dries up in the bottle very fast, but they sell a seche thinner that I will purchase if that happens.
I'm noticing that my nails chip badly within a couple of days. Definitely not protective, but I'm not noticing a decrease in shine.
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After using this, I can't use a different fast drying top coat. Nothing performs as well as this. It dries all layers of polish so quickly. It's the best top coat ever. The only problem is that it dries up after a while but you can easily fix it with a few drops of nail polish thinner.
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Japanese (Tokyo, Japan, 1942)Untitled (#3), from the series One
1970; printed 1975
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10 in. x 8 in. (25.4 cm x 20.32 cm)
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