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Paul Krugman has been on the warpath lately regarding climate change economics. He has devoted his last two NYT columns (here and here) to the subject, as well as back-to-back blog posts (here and here). True to form, Krugman accuses those who disagree with him of abject stupidity and evil intent; for Krugman it is impossible that any decent economist who cares about human beings could actually think the costs of cap-and-trade legislation will be high. But as we'll see, Krugman's own figures don't jibe with the narrative he's pushing.
In his September 27 blog post, Krugman takes up his familiar theme of denouncing those who dare to say that Waxman-Markey carries a large price tag. After using a diagram to explain the textbook distinction between the compliance costs of a new tax (or mandate), versus the "deadweight loss," Krugman excoriates economist Martin Feldstein for allegedly spreading lies:
[Feldstein] took the CBO's estimate of "compliance costs", which was $1600 per household in an early report (it's now down to $900, but who's counting?), and implied that this was the economic cost of the legislation. But "compliance costs" are basically the sum of the blue rectangle and the red triangle; the true economic costs are just the triangle, and are much smaller.
OK now, this is quite simply hilarious, if you can follow me through the argument. I really don't think Krugman realizes just how much his pants are down on this one.
First off, Krugman is correct that there really is a distinction between the impact of a new tax in terms of paying extra revenues, versus the overall loss to the economy because of distorted incentives. But when the public wants to know "how much will cap-and-trade cost?", it is quite reasonable for them to wonder, "How much will my electricity bill, or gasoline prices, go up because of this?" Most people do not realize that Krugman & Co. are netting out the gains to the recipients of free allowances and government expenditures when computing the "net burden on U.S. households."
For an analogy, consider the debate over health care reform. Using Krugman's approach to cap-and-trade, the proponents of reform could say, "We suggest imposing an extra tax of $1 trillion on upper-income earners, in order to provide insurance to all Americans. But the cost to the economy would be quite minimal. After all, every penny of that trillion dollars would be spent on hospitals, doctors, pharamaceuticals, etc., thus recycling that money right back into the pockets of U.S. households. The true economic cost of the tax hike would only be in the form of reduced incentives to work among the super-wealthy, which I estimate at around $75 billion over a ten-year period, which works out to a Slurpee per day for the average U.S. household."
Would anybody buy the above argument? Of course not. A $1 trillion tax hike is just that, a $1 trillion tax hike. Of course that money "gets back into" the economy when the government spends it, but so what? The reason people dislike taxes is that it's no fun to pay them, and they have a lot less control over how politicians spend their money once it's confiscated. And yet, the above argument that I invented for health care is very analogous to how Krugman is saying we should score the "economic cost" of cap-and-trade.
So what's the true number, Professor Krugman? But now we're ready for the really fun part. Krugman is saying that because Feldstein focused on the gross costs of compliance–rather than the net "deadweight loss" in terms of altered incentives–he frightened the American people with the scary number of $1,600 per household. So what is the more accurate number, according to Krugman? In the same blog post he tells us:
Now, the cost to the economy of this limit is the benefit the private sector would have gotten by emitting more than is allowed under the cap. It's shown in the figure as the red triangle labeled "deadweight loss". CBO puts these losses under Waxman-Markey at 0.2-0.7 percent of GDP in 2020, 1.1 to 3.4 percent in 2050. These costs have to be set against the environmental benefits.
Well hold on just a second! What if we convert that statistic back into a dollar amount per household? Krugman would have you believe it would be a lot lower than $1,600, right? And yet simple arithmetic shows us that he's way way off.
Let's convert the range into a single point estimate: We'll say that Waxman-Markey will cost 2.2% of GDP by 2050 (a little less than the midway point of the range). If we turned that percentage into a gross dollar amount with current GDP levels (year 2008), it works out to about $315 billion. (Current GDP is $14.3 trillion, so 2.2% of that is $315 billion.) Dividing by 117 million U.S. households, that works out to almost $2,700 per household. So already, we're way above the allegedly dishonest figure put out by Feldstein.
But wait, it gets much worse. The CBO estimate refers to the cost of Waxman-Markey in the year 2050, when GDP will be much higher. As Krugman explains in one of his recent NYT columns: "[T]he budget office also predicts that real G.D.P. will be about two-and-a-half times larger in 2050 than it is today, so that G.D.P. per person will rise by about 80 percent." (The interested reader can see the CBO's actual GDP forecasts in the last tab of this Excel file.)
So assuming that the number of people per household stays roughly constant between now and 2050, we need to increase our figure of $2,700 by 80%, allowing us to conclude: Krugman's own preferred mid-range estimate of the cost of Waxman-Markey works out to $4,800 per household by the year 2050.
Conclusion. By focusing on the "deadweight loss," rather than the gross compliance costs, Krugman is minimizing the huge spikes in energy prices that Waxman-Markey would impose on consumers. If such an analysis were used to score a simple tax hike, everyone would recognize the chicanery involved–and this is why the politicians are pushing cap-and-trade, rather than an explicit carbon tax.
However, even on his own terms, Krugman's own statistics yield a mid-range cost estimate of Waxman-Markey of $4,800 per household by the year 2050. So when Martin Feldstein and others throw around figures like $1,600 or even $3,100, they're not scaring the public enough! When the caps under Waxman-Markey are squeezed as tightly as they will go, the CBO itself admits that the "deadweight loss"–the measuring rod favored by Krugman–will be in a range with a mid-point value of $4,800 per household.
One final point: It would be misleading to conclude, "Oh, so the CBO says the cost of Waxman-Markey's cap-and-trade program will be $4,800 per household." That figure applies to the year 2050, when households will be much richer. This is one of the reasons the CBO and other groups express costs (whether from carbon restrictions or from climate change) in the far-distant future as a fraction of GDP, rather than as a dollar amount. However, even if we looked at the mid-point 2.2% of GDP estimate using 2008 numbers, the per-household cost is $2,700, much higher than Feldstein's figure of $1,600. What Krugman and other proponents of Waxman-Markey are doing is reporting the dollar-cost per household figures for early years (like 2020), when the emission caps are relatively lenient. But then in the later years (like 2050), when the caps are very tight, Krugman and others report the figure as a % of GDP, which means nothing to most Americans.
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- 1 Andrew { 10.02.09 at 10:55 am }
"These costs have to be set against the environmental benefits."
So, what he is saying is that we need to compare the cost to the benefit. Okay. The benefit is zero. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Nothing. If we are going to go to that step, then it doesn't matter if people are "exaggerating the cost"-if it isn't free, the cost exceeds the benefit, since there isn't any.
- 2 PaulD { 10.02.09 at 2:55 pm }
I understand the perspective you are presenting and I think it is a valid one to consider. At the same time, I think that Krugman makes a valid point from a different point of view.
I see Krugman arguing that energy markets achieve an efficient outcome only when the full cost of energy is included in its price. By their nature, markets do not include the cost of externalities such as the cost of pollution emissions. He therefore argues that society receives the benefit of a more efficient allocation of resources when the price of energy is adjusted by government policy to reflect its true costs. If this is done with a tax, the cost of the tax to society is directly offset by the harm averted to society by the resulting reduction in CO2 emissions. This is a different argument than suggesting the cost of a general tax is offset by the benefit of government spending financed by it.
Krugman's theory is basic economics 101. In real world, however, the difficulty is that it is almost impossible to determine the true cost of CO2 emissions and the accompanying level of taxation that results in the most efficient allocation of resources. If the tax is set higher than the real cost of CO2 emissions, then the energy markets will not reflect an efficient allocation of resources and real harm will be done to the general welfare.
It is likely in Krugman's view that any politically feasible tax will be lower than the true costs of CO2 emissions and will therefore at least move the costs of energy towards a more efficient allocation of resources. Lest I be accused of agreeing with Krugman, I am much more skeptical that the costs of CO2 emissions are higher than their benefits. Accordingly, I while I agree with his theory, I don't agree with his real world policy advice.
- 3 Richard W. Fulmer { 10.02.09 at 5:10 pm }
I have two basic issues with Krugman's analysis:
1. As PaulD points out, the benefits of reducing U.S. CO2 emissions are almost negligible. Even Waxman-Markey proponents admit that. So any cost to the economy is a net loss.
2. It's a static analysis. If I rob Peter to pay Paul, in a static model, there is no impact on the economy in the aggregate. In the real world, Peter buys locks for his house.
- 4 Noblesse Oblige { 10.03.09 at 9:50 pm }
Put aside the razzle dazzle. The cost to the economy would be the additional cost of energy systems favored by government, over the cost of systems that would be incurred without government intervention ( presumably mostly based on hydrocarbons). These systems will suck capital out of the rest economy that would have been used to produce real economic progress. Any reasonable set of numbers runs to the trillions for the US alone. And at the end of the day, we will be no better off environmentally than we are now. That is, the 'externalities' remain the same, because the whole thing is based on flawed science — if you want to grace it by calling it 'science.'
- 5 Cooler Heads Digest 2 October 2009 | GlobalWarming.org { 10.05.09 at 9:07 am }
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- 7 David C { 10.05.09 at 10:09 pm }
There's one big gaping hole in your logic. Martin Feldstein's $1,600 figure was for 2020, not 2050. From his WSJ article: "The Congressional Budget Office recently estimated that the resulting increases in consumer prices needed to achieve a 15 percent CO2 reduction — slightly less than the Waxman-Markey target — would raise the cost of living of a typical household by $1,600 a year." That 15% number is slightly below Waxman-Markey's 2020 target, not its 2050 target. Using your method, Paul Krugman's 2020 number is then $550 dollar per household, substantially below Martin Feldstein's number.
- 8 Robb714 { 11.20.11 at 2:38 pm }
Mr. Krugman and his friends need therapy and to stay out of non-crazy people's business! His views on everything are wrong now, a hundred years ago and tomorrow. He should start doing stand-up because his thoughts are just laughable, tbh.
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Sep 6, 2013 They are called restaurants within restaurants, and they are becoming a popular and more affordable alternative to starting a new restaurant from scratch.
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Jun 24, 2013 The FBI has asked IFC sketch comedy show 'Portlandia' for rights to use a clip from the program in its advanced intelligence training classes.
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Dec 6, 2012 A new government report says that the U.S. should export more of its natural gas to boost the economy, but is there enough demand overseas and how will exportation affect prices at home?
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I'm not here to suggest Jake Shields does or doesn't have a chance against Georges St. Pierre later this month at UFC 129. There's plenty of time for the debate. I'd prefer not to devolve into that quick sand here. What I do believe merits acknowledgement, however, is the unreal array of training partners Shields has managed to work with in the course of preparation for this monumental bout.
There's Cesar Gracie mainstays Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Gilbert Melendez and others. This time there's also been UFC light heavyweight and former Division I NCAA national champion Phil Davis, two-time Dan Hodge winner and two-time Division I NCAA champion Ben Askren, two-time All American Chael Sonnen and middleweight legend (of sorts) Matt Lindland. As the video embedded above indicates, there's also now famed grappler, ADCC and Mundial champion Marcelo Garcia.
Let me also own up to the limitations of what training partners can offer or what having them in your camp means. Generally by the point most fighters reach the UFC, the vast majority of their skill set is in place. Strategy can change, best practices improved and athletic potential can be realized, but typically technical skill sets are hard to augment.
Shields also isn't spending inordinate amounts of quality mat time with each of these combat athletes. This aren't extended training retreats removed from the demands of daily life where Shields can look for reinvention. In the case of Phil Davis, Shields' exposure appears to little more than a few workouts. None of this is to undermine that working with this caliber provides clear value, just that the expectations of that value need to be managed.
Still, if any team in MMA can help prep Shields for many of the specific challenges GSP offers or to help refine and dimensions to his own game, it's this one. None will be capable of perfectly mimicking St. Pierre's diverse game. Few will be able to anticipate and strategize around the various attacks the Canadian will offer. But this is a team of highly-skilled, highly-credentialed, highly-experienced, elite professionals whose abilities, talents and focus can provide Shields with many of the right tweaks and adjustments he'll need to wrestle the title away from St. Pierre.
If the issue of training partners were sufficient to win world titles, everyone would earn the title. Shields' training partners won't be the difference maker on April 30th. But we can rest assured that Shields will be excellently prepped. Shields will enter the cage with the confidence that he did his due diligence. He put himself in the best position to win. He'll know it and be elevated by it.
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Carl Ostendarp's work is included in Pace London's current group exhibition Everything falls faster than an anvil.
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Concurrent with Julia Wachtel's upcoming solo exhibition at the Cleveland Museum (October 11, 2014 – January 4, 2015) Yale University Press will publish the exhibition catalogue.
Reto Thüring; with contributions by Johanna Burton, Quinn Latimer and Julia Wachtel. For more information please visit the Yale University Press website. Above: WTF!, 2014.
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Julia Wachtel's Two Plus Three included in Complex's 50 Must-See Pieces at Frieze New York 2014.
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For this exhibition, the main gallery is transformed into three corporate reception environments drawn from universal work culture. Each reception area is fully staffed by a volunteer administrator who helps to execute personal declaration contracts to a self-selecting public. Above each reception desk exists a different personal declaration affixed in gold to the stereotypical grey walls. These "Rules of the Game" are mirrored in the corresponding contract on the desk, each desk/contract respectively with one of the three rules:
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Elizabeth Dee and Gabriele Beveridge included in Art Forum's Scene & Herd Art Brussels edition.
Leo Gabin included in Artsy Editorial's Guide to Art Brussels 2014.
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News / Philippe Decrauzat in Art Forum
Philippe Decrauzat's current exhibition Notes, Tones, Stone at Le Magasin was featured in Art Forum's critic's picks.
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At this point I see myself less as an appropriation artist and more of a reclamation artist. We are forced to be consumers of media. Even if you don't want to be, you're sitting on the subway and it's there. I consider it to be my right to reclaim that imagery and to try to re-conceptualize it, to personalize it for my use.
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News / Gabriele Beveridge at the Zabludowicz Collection
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Peter Travers Rolling Stone
Maybe this redo didn't need so many bells and whistles, but Mangold brings it home. show more
Mick LaSalle San Francisco Chronicle
The finest American Westerns have a characteristic that 3:10 to Yuma shares. In a way that's almost mystical, they suggest a truth beyond the specifics of the tale. show more
Claudia Puig USA Today
Captures a potent sense of the Old West with its multidimensional raw performances and captivating final shootout sequence. But with its emphasis on emotional truths, it transcends the confines of a cowboy movie. show more
Joe Morgenstern Wall Street Journal
The strengths of the first "3:10 To Yuma" were enhanced by its proportionality -- an intimate story told in 92 minutes. The story is no bigger in the new version, which goes on for 117 minutes. And it's certainly not better. show more
Carrie Rickey Philadelphia Inquirer
A riveting remake of a pretty terrific 1957 western about manhood, fatherhood and honor. show more
Jack Mathews New York Daily News
Unlike Glenn Ford, a soft-spoken studio star who was cast against type as Wade 50 years ago, Crowe is a perfect fit. Not because of his bad boy behavior offscreen, but because he can blend charm and menace better than anyone. show more
Michael Rechtshaffen The Hollywood Reporter
A largely compelling ride on the strength of a powerful cast led by Russell Crowe and Christian Bale. show more
Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times
James Mangold's 3:10 to Yuma restores the wounded heart of the Western and rescues it from the morass of pointless violence. show more
Connie Ogle Miami Herald
The new version is a glorious, thrilling throwback that never sacrifices its solid roots in the western genre despite a sharp modern update that actually improves on the original. show more
Ken Fox TV Guide
The nerve-racking wait at the Contention hotel is no longer the film's centerpiece, but the deeper characterization gives Bale an opportunity to once again sink his teeth into a complex role, and offers a reminder as to why the notoriously difficult Crowe is sometimes worth the trouble. show more
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not a very good movie
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it was a great movie! favorite western movie ever! and there wasn't bad violence! one of my favorites!
February 02, 2009 bighopsc15
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This movie was awesome. One of the best movies of all time!
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Sorry to give away the ending, but it made no sense at all. Crowe's character is a bad guy being delivered to the prison train while meantime his gang is trying to rescue him. But we must believe that Crowe's conscience is bothering him because right when he is being rescued he seemingly has a change of heart. How changed? He proceeds to slaughter his own loyal gang members who have been risking their lives to help him and then cheerfully jumps on the prison train to go off to jail while hinting he will soon escape. Completely stupid and senseless!Seems like Crowe's past success has gotten to his head. Gladiator is one of my all time favoorites, but this one stinks!
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This movie was excellent!! A must see!!
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this movie rocks, it shows that westrens can still make for a amazing movie. christan bale and russell crowe make this movie a should be award winner
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The Movie was really good up till about the last 20 minutes. The ending is so ridiculous and stupid its laughable. The movie was an 80/100 before the last 15 minutes, the last 15 minutes was a 00000/100. Its like they could not think of an ending, and just put together the ending with little or no thought process.
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Incredible...(Don't read if you haven't seen this) The Christian Bale character exemplifies what it is to "walk the walk." No need to preach, just live it and others will change. Russell Crowe' s character's life is changed when he see's someonewilling to risk death for his convictions. In the end, he would rather die righteously than return to his sin. Powerful sermon -who knew!?
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Best Western I have seen in a long time. I love the Charles Prince character. He was awesome. His horse even matched his pants.
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Officials said he was a black male in his 40's, 5 feet 8 to 10 inches tall with a goatee and long hair. He was also wearing a green hat, gloves and glasses.
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While we continue to wait patiently for "Only God Forgives," Nicolas Winding Refn seems to be spending a good part of his 2012 shooting beautiful women in fashion spots. Nice work if you get it. As you know, he's already dropped his Gucci ad with Blake Lively (watch here) and now he's gone over to Yves Saint Laurent for another gig.
Jessica Chastain stars this time, and as usual, these things are more about feeling than narrative coherence. So, on that level, Refn has definitely created something sensual for Manifesto. After the advert, you can check out the behind-the-scenes, making-of video to see Refn and Chastain in action on set. Will this lead to a feature collaboration down the road? Let's hope so. Anyway, give it a spin below. [Celebrity-Gossip]
DG | September 16, 2012 7:47 PM
Hopefully all these fashion ads will also lead to a series of NWR signature model floor rugs/waist wraps. But I'd take a Chastain/Refn movie as well
Corvo | September 16, 2012 5:35 PM
For ONLY GOD FORGIVES we have to wait until Cannes 2013.
Lou | September 16, 2012 1:46 PM
I have to disagree. Both ads are very banal and unimaginative. People who can do no wrong are not of this world. Watch the videos with Monica Bellucci and the one with Laetitia Casta for Dolce e Gabbana.
Jordan J. | September 16, 2012 1:27 PM
I do not understand what anyone sees in Jessica Chastain. One of the worst actresses currently working. She keeps showing up in films I want to see, and she hasn't given a single decent performance yet. Please, stop hiring her!
AS | September 16, 2012 12:45 PM
I could watch Refn at work all day.
Christian Balefsfdsd | September 16, 2012 10:51 AM
A want a proper Jessica Chastain/Nicolas Winding Refn feature film collaboration dammit!
Eoin Daly | September 16, 2012 10:08 AM
Jessica can do no wrong in my mind! She is one of the best working actress's out there (no wonder people want her to do over five films a year). I like the YvesSanitLaurent ads better because when I look at Lively's face I see another blond with no spakle behind her eyes unlike Chastain is a far greater actress and I cannot scream enough how much I LOVE JESSICA CHASTAIN!


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MOSCOW--Russia's government has no knowledge of the European Union's plans to bring complaints about the country to the World Trade Organization, the country's deputy economy minister said Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters, Alexei Likhachev said that instead Moscow is preparing to complain about the EU's Third Energy Package.
European Union trade commissioner Karel De Gucht said Jan. 23 that the EU is "very seriously" considering bringing a number of complaints about Russia to the WTO, saying he was very disappointed with Russia's approach to the global trade body.
The EU brought a WTO complaint last year against Russia over a recycling fee being charged on imported cars. Mr. De Gucht said the EU was promised by Mr. Putin that the matter would be addressed, but there had been no action.
Russia joined the WTO in August 2012.
Mr. Likhachev said Tuesday that by the end of the first quarter Russia is planning to file its own complaint to the WTO about the EU's Third Energy Package, legislative proposals for an internal gas and electricity market.
Russian natural gas giant OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS), supported by the government, views the package as discriminatory.
"We are now having informal talks, the issue is on the agenda and we have it in our plans for the first quarter," Mr. Likhachev said.
Separately, he said Russia is planning to sign free-trade agreements with New Zealand and, possibly, the European Free Trade Association, which includes Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, in 2014. Russia also expects to sign a similar deal with Vietnam in 2015.
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The Texas Ratio is an indicator of how much capital a bank has available compared to the total value of loans considered at risk. As of March 31, 2014 CresCom Bank had $14.7 million in non-current loans and owned real-estate with $107.8 million in equity and loan loss allowances on hand to cover it. This gives CresCom Bank a Texas Ratio of 13.64% which is above average. Any bank with a Texas Ratio near or greater than 100% is considered at risk.
The Texas Ratio for CresCom Bank decreased dramatically from 24.08% as of March 31, 2013 to 13.64% as of March 31, 2014, resulting in a positive change of 43.35%.This indicates that the balance sheet and financial strength for CresCom Bank has improved dramatically in recent periods.
In the past year, CresCom Bank has increased its total deposits by $81.72 million, resulting in 12.25% growth for the year. A strong track record of growth is an indicator of consumer confidence and the bank's ability to strengthen its balance sheet. The growth CresCom Bank has shown is excellent.
Both FDIC and NCUA consider capitalization levels of banks and credit unions to be of high importance. Higher capitalization allows for a greater buffer when cover loans that may fail in the future. CresCom Bank has $917.31 million in assets with $107.8 million in equity, resulting in a capitalization level of 11.75%, which is excellent.
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|$748.84 million
|Equity Capital
|$99.39 million
|Loan Loss Allowance
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|Unbacked Noncurrent Loans
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|Real Estate Owned
|$5.74 million
|Historic Data - March 2013
|$856.57 million
|Equity Capital
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|Profit Margin - Quarterly
|Net Interest Margin
|Return on Assets
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I admit, I am not really in a typative or talkative mood today. I am social'ed out and this week has been rather exhausting; with David being gone it has caused too many ripples in our routine for the kids and me. However, I still felt like sharing in the celebrations of Autistic Pride Day! I decided to share some photos of art, and some of the things that the kids like to do and collect. I take pride in how they express themselves. I enjoy walking into a room and not knowing what drawing I will see, what has been created, what items have been lined up, or what stuffed animals will be occupying our kitchen chairs.
I am sharing a couple of my recent paintings too.
When I find myself too jumbled with emotions and thoughts, I get in a stuck state. Sometimes it is so intense that I am unable to even write poetry, which is normally my way of expression when I cannot talk or write it out. When I am unable to do those I tend to draw repetitive type of things, such as infinities linked together or a certain flower shape, swirling lines, all sorts of shapes really. Though Ariel has not been officially diagnosed, as she gets older I see more and more traits to indicate that she too may be an Aspie girl. It is not pressing at this point to get her diagnosed. She takes pride in being herself and embraces her unique ways. She embraces her brothers and likes that we are all so different — we fit very well as spectras being diverse in our own ways on the spectrum. (Not to say that it does not bring about interesting challenges, but all families have them.)
Anyway, here is us taking pride in being Autistic and embracing our unique selves, hope you enjoy.
Click on the image to go through slideshow or click [Show picture list] to see each image.
Some of Daniel's Expressions
Some of Ariel's expressions, she creates all sorts of image stories that can be found strewn throughout the house.
Some of Joshua's Expressions — he has a lot more, but he also has them scattered about the house so it was hard to keep it limited. He LOVES Sonic and has nick-named himself Sonic.
A couple of my expressions, and a poem that came out as I was waiting for the images to load.
Proper Pride
hearts too delicate,
fragile in the face of our
world, but resilient -
steadfast, worthy, valued,
in the quest of change -
a path paved by those
who once were silenced; now SHOUT!
A couple of things that I read/watched today.
- June 18th is Autistic Pride Day
- Autistic Pride Day Quotes: 15 Inspirational Sayings To Share To Spread Awareness
- Happy Autistic Pride Day 2014 from women around the globe on the spectrum


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hi there! (this is enigmatic-being). I sadly don't live in Australia, why? (:
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i love birthdays they're so motivational like if i can manage to keep myself alive for another year ill get money and cake
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Sorry! Didn't see this for a while!
You just posted a few things about australia and I was curious:) I lived there for three months.:):)


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Not as creepy as it is a "Goddamn kid, wheres my friggin baseball bat?" flash.
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That little kid... What the hell was that thing?! IT *HICK* got her and.... Ooooh, you are good.... Good animation, and nice sound. *HICK* Children ARE scary... When they have monsters for friends....
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im not doing this jus cuz im a prick but cuz it suked... i hate these stupid "dark" little films on the front page, and im guessing the moral is always have candy ^_^
That was wicked sweet! I loved the moral of it all too! I hope you make more!


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Peter Hoffmann died last week. He was my husband of 50 years and the editor and publisher of the Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Letter continuously since 1986. You can read the obituary at the New York Times, and please do leave a note there if you'd like.
Peter and I have loved working, emailing, talking, learning from, and laughing with all of you in the hydrogen community for the last 30 years. To the end, Peter was confident that hydrogen and fuel cells will be a critical part of a cleaner energy future. While there have been lots of ups and downs over the years, Peter was very optimistic about the recent upswing in activity and interest.
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ROWAN COUNTY, KY (WAVE) – A child died after a house fire broke out in Rowan County.
According to Kentucky State police, the fire started around 8 a.m. Thursday in the 100 block of Fall Lane in Morehead.
A family of six lived in the home, including three girls under the age of 10.
A neighbor said the mother and three small children ran to their home begging for help.
The children were burned on their arms and the little boy was missing.
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Arachidic Acid (20:0) ........................... 1 mg
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edd and matt sound a bit different XD
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