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It's not often that I can listen to three Fed presidents speak at the same venue. Yet Dennis Lockhart of Atlanta, Charles Plosser of Philadelphia, and John Williams of San Francisco descended on my town to speak at my alma mater's annual economic forecast program. It was important enough to be covered by the Wall Street Journal and others. It was topped off by a presentation by the Financial Times's Gillian Tett, an award-winning financial writer. She finished the program up by conducting a panel of the three presidents.
Here is what the WSJ reported today (you can skim over this):
A trio of Federal Reserve officials said Thursday they expect growth to continue and inflation to stay low, although there were differences in how much progress they expect on the jobs front.
The remarks of the officials speaking Thursday came from the San Francisco Fed's John Williams, the Atlanta Fed's Dennis Lockhart and Charles Plosser of the Philadelphia Fed. They portrayed an environment in which the Fed has room to act because none of them saw much to worry about on the inflation front. The officials spoke at the University of California Santa Barbara Economic Forecast Project, held in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Their comments come in the wake of last week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which left in place the policy makers' collective expectation interest rates will stay very low until late 2014. The Fed also decided to continue forward with its $400 billion program to lengthen the average maturity of its $2.9 trillion balance sheet. But the waters were muddied by the release of Fed officials' official forecasts that showed a diminished interest in keeping rates low.
"The nation remains far from the Fed's assigned goal of maximum sustainable employment," Williams said. "Under these circumstances, and with inflation close to our 2% target and well under control, it's essential that we keep strong monetary stimulus in place for quite some time," he said.
Williams is a voting member of the FOMC. He has been a consistent advocate of an aggressive policy response to continued high unemployment rates at a time when price pressures aren't particularly high.
"I believe the threats to price stability are reasonably contained at present," Lockhart said at the conference. Driven up by energy prices, "various core inflation measures have been trending just a shade above 2% over the past three months, but these trends are not expected to persist," the official said.
What it means for policy is an open question, he said. "The Fed's already done a lot to support the recovery," Lockhart said. "Whether additional monetary-policy actions should be used at this time to try to speed things up has to be balanced against the risks to the Fed's price-stability objective that could accompany an overestimating of the amount of economic slack–particularly labor-market slack," he explained.
When it comes to the Fed providing more stimulus by buying bonds to expand the balance sheet, Lockhart said, "I wouldn't rule it out. We have to keep all options on the table" in case the economy takes a serious turn for the worse. But he agreed with Williams, who said "I think our policy is properly calibrated" at the current point, for the expected path of the economy.
Plosser said while he doesn't see a need for further stimulus, he could envision something happening if a deflationary price environment started to emerge.
While the officials expect price pressures to stay around the central bank's 2% target, they differed a bit on how much can be achieved on the employment front. The government is set to release the April jobs report Friday, and there is some anxiety about what will happen to the unemployment rate, which was 8.2% in March.
Plosser said he expects the economy to expand by 3% this year and next. "My optimism is most evident in my projections for the unemployment rate," Plosser said. "I believe that it will continue to drift down gradually, reaching 7.8% by the end of this year and near 7% by the end of 2013," the official said.
Williams wasn't so upbeat. "The economy is steadily improving and the outlook is for continued moderate growth," he said. But that only means slow progress on jobs: "The unemployment rate will gradually decline, reaching about 7% at the end of 2014."
Williams spent much of his speech trying to divine what the economy's natural rate of unemployment is, because that level helps explain what can be achieved on the jobs front, and the threshold beyond which the economy will start to create inflation the Fed would be duty-bound to contain.
"I conclude that mismatches and other labor-market inefficiencies have raised the natural unemployment rate from about 5% before the recession to between 6 to 6 1/2% today," Williams said, adding "most of these factors should recede over the next few years."
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In other comments, Lockhart said while he didn't know what the level would be, he believes in a tightening cycle the Fed wouldn't have to shrink its balance sheet to its precrisis level of $800 billion from the current $2.9 trillion. "I'm quite confident we have the draining tools ready," he said, explaining "the end game is unlikely to be exactly what it was prior the crisis."
The officials said they viewed Europe's problems as a risk for the U.S. Plosser noted there is "a lot of uncertainty" surrounding events there, while Lockhart said he doesn't expect the region to suffer an implosion.
Far be it for me to be disrespectful of these powerful titans of money supply, but … here is what I heard:
"Blah, blah, blah, blah. We're not taking QE3 off the table. Blah, blah, blah."
If you ever read the published speeches these gentlemen give, the first thing you will notice is that they really don't say much. They are afraid that if they stray too far from the official line they will set off some kind of panic or adverse market reaction. Their job is to not make news. Mostly you have to listen very closely and read between the lines. The tea leaf types can read subtle changes in policy into these statements .
The other thing to be aware of is that their forecasts are usually wrong. Jim Rogers once remarked that Chairman Bernanke hasn't been right once, ever. So I take what they say cum graino salis (with a grain of salt).
What was significant to me is that President Plosser, one of the Fed's inflation hawks (they see inflation as a danger and that they cause it), acquiesced to the statements of his fellow panelists that QE3 would be on the table if things go south. The significance to me is that back in September he was concerned with stagflation. But now with stagnation on the way but with price inflation declining, it should give him an opening in which to support QE. Not good for us, but important for us to know.
These technocrats all believe in the same basic economic ideas:
1. That they as technocrats can manipulate money supply for the good of the economy.
2. They confuse price changes resulting from supply and demand with "inflation."
3. That money printing can create wealth and thus, real economic growth.
4. They admit they can't affect employment directly but that they can create a stable environment for the creation of jobs.
5. The Fed has no role in the creation of boom-bust business cycles.
6. The Fed can prevent economic collapse.
7. They can implement an exit strategy to drain the economy of excess money supply.
I suggest that none of their assumptions are correct.
Regardless, it was interesting. Gillian Tett was quick on her feet. The Presidents were predictably dull. The UCSB econ professor who organized the event (Peter Rupert) has real clout which is shown by his ability to attract these economic stars. Professor Rupert is sympathetic to Austrian School ideas as well.
Unfortunately they took no questions from the audience. Maybe they knew I would be there.
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Chief of the Defence Staff General Walt Natynczyk speaks at the Military and Veteran Health Research Forum, held this week in Kingston and co-hosted by Queen's and Royal Military College of Canada. The forum included 250 participants from universities and research institutions across Canada. Among the topics discussed were rehabilitation, the impact of military service on life and family, mental illness among military personnel and battlefield healthcare. The forum's goal is to stimulate a national research agenda to enhance the healthcare and protection of the more than 800,000 Canadian Forces personnel, veterans and their families. Plans for next year's forum are already underway.


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MANILA, Jan 26 (PNA) — The Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD) of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), is pushing for the establishment of a national consortium of state universities and colleges (SUCs) and private higher educational institutions (HEIs) to further strengthen the basic research system of the country.
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Victoria Beckham chatted about her excitement about the wedding invite during a radio interview, according to the U.K. paper The Telegraph.
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topic 17:Stay out of Iran
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Boycott & sanctions against Iran for terrorism & nukes: Opposes topic 17
Iranian nuclear weapons: prevention instead of containment: Strongly Opposes topic 17
YES on removing US armed forces from Afghanistan: Strongly Favors topic 17
NO on banning armed forces in Libya without Congressional approval: Opposes topic 17
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Extend through 2016 the renewable energy tax credit: Strongly Favors topic 18
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NO on opening Outer Continental Shelf to oil drilling: Strongly Favors topic 18
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topic 19:Never legalize marijuana
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|Harsher sentencing for "pill mill" operators: Strongly Favors topic 19
topic 20:Stimulus better than market-led recovery
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|NO on prioritizing spending in case debt limit is reached: Favors topic 20
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - The transformation is not cheap.
However, dividends are already being felt as the Bullitt County Public School District moves forward in its efforts to become more energy efficient.
Trane has been hired by the district to install energy efficiency measures in all the schools, including new controls, lighting and other mechanical items.
School board members learned at the past meeting that in the first six months of implementation in a select number of schools, the district had saved about $86,000 in utility costs.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Claiming negligence and breach of contract, Bullitt Fiscal Court and county treasurer Kenann Bradley have filed a civil lawsuit against First Federal Savings Bank.
The lawsuit results from the loss over $310,000 suffered by the county after a cyber-crime occurred in late June.
The lawsuit, which also listed First Federal employee Gloria Caldwell as one of the defendants, was filed Wednesday in Bullitt Circuit Court.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - While no scores were revealed, Lorraine McLaughlin felt pretty good about her performance on a sample test Tuesday evening.
The member of the Bullitt County Public School Board took a sample of the new Measures of Academic Progress assessment program, which will make its local debut this year.
Taking a reading exam for those in the 10th grade, McLaughlin laughed that the exam re-introduced her to some old friends, such as Shakespeare and Beowulf.
HILLVIEW - Five individuals have been arrested and the police are searching for another man of interest.
The individuals are charged for their roles in allegedly writing and passing counterfeit employment checks under the name of Do It All Floor and Wall Covering.
According to Det. Scotty McGaha of the Bullitt County Sheriff's Department, the agency got a call on Monday from Bullitt County Supermarket on Highway 245 about nine counterfeit checks returned for over $2,000.
The suspects tried to cash more when they were detained.
Thanks to three second-quarter touchdowns, the Bullitt East Chargers kicked off the football season with a convincing 35-7 victory over Paul Dunbar of Lexington in the Joe Jaggers Classic at North Hardin High.
Jonathan Bernard led the ground attack with 168 yards, including touchdown runs of 72 and 2 yards. See game details in Monday's edition of The Pioneer News, your only source for in-depth coverage of every game in the football season.
The Blazin' Saddles drill team competed in the district and state levels of 4-H Horse Club competitions.
The team, coached by Angela Branham, placed eighth in the state competition.
The drill team consists of:
*Rebekah McAuliffe with Twister
*Apryl Kapfhammer with Chief
*McKenze Branham with Jetta
*Brittney Blevins with Naomi
*Bridgette McAuliffe with Dipper
*Meaghan Metzmeier with Savannah
*Megan Meffert with Rusty
*Brooklyn Poteet with Starla
It was a hot time in downtown Shepherdsville as the classic cars returned for the second annual Hot River Nights/Blastin' Down Buckman Street.
This year's event went from the park to Buckman Street and classic cars and trucks were lined up and down the main drag.
Car owners occasionally cruised through the large crowd that gathered.
Over 150 cars were registered for the event.
See page A-12 of The Pioneer News for more photos, as well as the photo galleries at www.pioneernews.net.
Bullitt East volleyball coach Michelle Gajdik saw a 100 percent increase in the number of campers she had this summer for her annual camp at the school.
There were 46 players taking part this season.
The young players worked on the fundamentals of the game with hitting, serving and blocking drills.
There was even a group of kindergarten age players taking part, working with larger balls on correct form.
The high school volleyball season starts in two weeks.
MOUNT WASHINGTON ee" Three Mount Washington city councilmen have devised a proposal that could prevent the city's water and sewer rates from increasing another 17.5 percent in 2010 ee" but it would require a 1 percent hike in the city's occupational tax and reallocating additional funds from water and sewer tap-on fees.
Councilmen Dale Walter, Larry Porter and Dennis Griffin all agree there is an alternative way to fund construction of the city's new $15 million sewage treatment plant other than raising rates again in 2010.
LOUISVILLE - A group of 23 area Boy Scouts and 10 adult Scout leaders went on a life changing 10-day summer trek through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico at Philmont Scout Ranch.
Philmont covers 214 square miles of vast wilderness. The property donated to the Boy Scouts of America by oilman Waite Phillips, and is maintained by BSA as a high adventure, camping and training center.
More information about the Scout Ranch can be found at www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HighAdventure/Philmont.
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Digital Fabrication Lab
As a central part of the DMaF, the University of Sydney Digital Fabrication Laboratory works closely within both the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Masters of Architecture programs as well as facilitates strong research, experimentation and production linkages with Design Lab, Tin Sheds Gallery and Art Workshops. Such linkages promote a more integrated and interdisciplinary learning experience for students within the Faculty.
The Centre has acquired a diverse set of the latest digital fabrication technologies, enabling the rapid and accurate production of student works, prototyping of design ideas and iteration at large scale and extensive research opportunities in robotics, advanced fabrication through computation and material properties. This broad scope of complex equipment includes a Kuka KR60 6 Axis Robot with milling spindle, Multicam 3 Axis CNC Router, Roland Model CNC Mill with rotary 4th axis, Trotec and Universal laser cutters, ZCorp powder rapid prototypers, Projet plastic rapid prototyper, vacuum former and a range of 3d printers including Makerbots and Up! printers.
Due to the wide capabilities of the DMaF, the Centre is able to purchase a large range of materials and offer these at reduced prices to students, staff and collaborators. These include:
- Solid timbers in a variety of species
- Composite boards such as plywood, Masonite, Alucobond and chipboard in varying thicknesses and sheet sizes
- Sheet metals and alloys, metal and aluminium tubes, rods, bars and extrusions
- Perspex / Acrylic sheets and rods
- Polypropylene
- Boxboard, screen board, corrugated cardboard
- Extruded and expanded foam
Where possible, materials are cut-to-size for the most appropriate, efficient and economical use on Digital Fabrication machines in the DMaF. These are available for purchase via Extro Account. The Centre is also dedicated to the responsible use, reuse and disposal of material. As such, a large array of reusable materials are available for free throughout the workshops. We ask that all student be sympathetic to the environment when using materials throughout the DMaF, ensuring objects are "nested" efficiently and recycling all materials where possible. Please also note that RhinoNEST software is available in DMaF and Computer Lab 526.
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With the run-off election on June 7th, Armando Gonzales and Floyd Price are working down to the wire to get your vote. The candidates were asked their top three issues. Gonzales said that water conservation, economic development, and working against drugs and crimes. Price said that water conservation, increasing public safety, and building more in east Lubbock are his top three.
With some similar standing issues, Price says that what distinguishes him from his opponent is experience.
"Since 1966, I've worked for the citizens of Lubbock as a police officer for 30 plus years and of course as a council person for the last four years," said Price.
Gonzales says if people are unhappy with the last four years then they should vote for a change.
"I want to debate the issues and I will not take credit for other people's work. I am a teacher interested in people growing, not putting them in jail," said Gonzales.
One thing both candidates agree on is the importance of voting and voter turn-out.
"This runoff is in district two is super important because you're talking about how the city is going to be in the next four, five, 10, 15 years," said Price.
"If they want new people at city hall then they have to get out and vote because I'm not going to get there by myself. I need people's help. I need people's vote," said Gonzales.
Early voting ends Tuesday June 3, and the run-off election is Saturday June 7.
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Last Tuesday the 12th we enjoyed a splendid evening with Liz Beaven, experienced Waldorf teacher and administrator currently on sabbatical with Sacramento Waldorf School. She walked us through the curriculum in each of the grades and presented the major developmental impulse of each age.
YOU ARE INVITED To the BLUE OAK BALL
The Class of 2013 is hosting a Dinner Dance Fundraiser
- Date: Friday March 22 - Doors Open at 5:45 (Dinner at 6:30 pm
- Cost: $40 in advance, $45 at the door
- Place: Elks Lodge, Chico
The Evening will include:
- Silent Auction
- Paleo dinner served by The Hunter and The Farmer
- Speaker-New York Best seller, Chico's own Sara Fragosa
- Music will be provided by local Chico Bands…
- Award Winning MaMuse, Wolfthump, Feverpitch from The Ascent Music Academy, and DJ Luke Anderson will help us dance the night away!
Tickets can be purchased at the following locations:
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- The Ascent Music Academy (next to Music Connection)
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By Tayleigh Davis - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Hundreds of people took a Walk on the Wild Side Thursday night at the Parks at Chehaw.
Friends of Chehaw hosted the fundraiser at Chehaw's wild animal park. Restaurants from around Albany showed off some of their best dishes and desserts. There was also free music, all to support Chehaw.
"This is a good thing because the Parks at Chehaw are a wonderful source for our community and it's a wonderful resource and we really need to support it," said Amber Albritton, Friends of Chehaw Board Member.
Some items in the silent auction included autographed lyrics from Taylor Swift and the Jonas Brothers and a guitar autographed by Jimmy Buffett.
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Congratulations to Nicole Ribet, our February Project Homefront essay winner! Read her winning story below, or click here to enter your own essay. We'll pick a winner each month to win a family dinner and spa package.
My husband David is a Seabee with NMCB 7. He just recently left for a 10 month deployment. This is his 3rd deployment in the 6 years we have been together. We also have a 13 year old daughter.
The key to getting through deployments for me, is staying as busy as possible. It makes the time go by so much faster.
I have done many things over the past 3 deployments, but this one is going to be my busiest.
I am a full time Music Therapy student at William Carey University in Hattiesburg where I am on the Dean's List. I play several instruments, oboe, piano, and guitar. I am also a member of the Hattiesburg city band where I play oboe.
I will be participating in a benefit concert in a couple months for Habitat for humanity. I play guitar and oboe Sundays at the Gulfport Seabee Base chapel.
My most important volunteer role I do is I am the ombudsman for my husband's battalion. As ombudsman I am a liaison for the families of all 600 people in the battalion to use for information and to keep up with what is happening with their loved one.
I am a proud mother and Seabee wife. There is no tougher job in the Navy than being a Navy spouse. We are single parents for most of the year, head of the household, and emotional support for our active duty service member as well as each other. We carry on the Seabee "Can Do!" spirit while our loved one is on deployment.
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A suspect has been arrested for a Springfield fire on Christmas Eve.
42-year-old Lorenzo Gaines has been arrested for allegedly starting the fire at 185-187 Northampton Ave., the same address where he resides.
During their investigation, officials noticed him at the scene of the fire with minor burns to his hands.
Officials also say he's responsible for attempting to burn 385 Worthington St. on Dec. 21.
No one was injured in the apartment fire that displaced nine people the day before Christmas.
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I'm a victim of the culture wars. Not the one that keeps us from saying "Merry Christmas" or other such politically correct nit-picking. I'm talking about the assault I have endured over the years from television, film, pop music and all the other media outlets that have found their way into my addled brain over the years. I have surrendered vast portions of my cerebellum to the prickly points and surges that I have endured over the course of my life. I would love to say that all of this abuse has somehow made me stronger, but knowing Clara Peller's name doesn't necessarily equate with strength to me.
The fact that the "Where's The Beef" lady resides in my memories while other people who have given me more than a catch phrase have faded troubles me. The fact that I can't hear the song "Big Country " without saying, at least under my breath, "it builds" is a sad commentary on my misspent youth. All it took was Tim Lester, whose name has survived the tides of age, making that observation to me once as we were listening to the Scottish group pound out their one eponymous hit. And so there it sits. Locked into my nervous system like any other automatic reaction.
There are hundreds of other such examples. There are so many that my wife regularly asks if what I have just said to her is a line from a movie or if it was an original thought. "Caddyshack," "Animal House," and "Stripes" live on in the minds of millions of other men my age. But the fact that "Making The Grade," starring Judd Nelson and featuring the film debut of Andrew "Dice" Clay is stuck in my head along with the rest of that mess borders on the ridiculous. And sad. If only I could have harnessed some of those synapses for good, instead of mindless repetition.
Perhaps some good can come from this still, when I have finally lapsed into syndication in that big network in the sky. Scientists can probe my brain, looking for clues to the riddle of pop culture supersaturation. Or maybe they could plug some electrodes into the thing and watch reruns of "WKRP in Cincinnati."
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This blush is fantastic! A perfect post-workout flush and I do not think I will ever run out. A little goes a very long way. I am NC35 but I think this could go great on people with any tone, especially darker!
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So this is what I imagine MAC Stereo Rose MSF should look like. First, lightly apply NARS Exhibit A. Not too sheer, but not ORANGE. Then, take Milani Luminous Brush (which is supposed to be a NARS Orgasm dupe) and apply sheerly over it. This gives you a beautiful Coral base with golden pink highlights. Even on its own it's a gorgeous coral color - just use it more sparingly.
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I wanted to stop having to suck in my cheeks every day like Victoria Beckham, so I bought this to create the illusion that I had sunken in cheeks like all good anorexics. Using my trusty skunk brush, I was able to create artificial contours with Exhibit A. Now I look like I haven't eaten in weeks! Amazing product that I would recommend to anyone.
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I ordered this after lemming it for a long time, and then reading all of the positive reviews on MUA. I am a pale brunette with mostly cool undertones. So far, I LOVE this stuff. Everyone is right about the amount -- I just barely touch my SK powder brush to the surface of the powder and then blend it into my cheeks. However, after blending, I usually do it again in order to get that pop of color on the apples of my cheeks. I also used my finger to put some on my lips and covered it with a clear gloss -- perfection. This was my first NARS blush, and undoubtedly, will not be my last. Also -- I would repurchase this glowing blush, but because of how little it takes to achieve the desired affect, I can't imagine ever having to!
Very scary looking at first. EXTREMELY pigmented. You will be amazed at how natural this looks once you learn how to apply it. It is the EXACT shade that you flush. I don't know how they did it, but they did it! I put it on my lips with some balm too. I've found my HG blush.
I received this in a swap, I have long been curious about this. I don't know if I'm applying it wrong, too little or probably pairing it with the wrong lip shades? I guess it looks good if you have those fiery red orange lipsticks or similar to that and most of my lipsticks are leaning towards pinkish brown, nude, peach or reds like Clinique's Black Honey (I can't imagine it going well with that). Being so, I haven't really reached out for it, only did to experiment and double check if it's worth keeping or not. So far, verdict is it's okay but most of the time it will just be in my drawer waiting for its turn to be used - which will be verrrry seldom. For reference I'm MAC C3/ Chanel DPC Med Beige.
So people aren't kidding that you really really have to use a minimal amount of blush to get the right effect, otherwise it just looks a little freaky. By little amount, I mean, I tap my brush very very lightly on the color, blow on the brush, and tap it lightly on my cheeks because I don't leave one darker area of color than other parts of my cheeks. HOWEVER, once all this careful application is done, it has a very natural beautiful glow. This blush is awesome, I'll be old old old when I'm done with it :)
This is IT! I have medium to fair skin, with dark eyes and dark hair, and this blush is divine. Yes, it is a bit tricky to apply. As others have said...a little goes a long way. But when you figure out the application (be light-handed!), it's gorgeous. I love it as an eyeshadow as well. I doubt I'll have to repurchase any time soon (huge pan!), but I would if need be.
Nars exhibit A is the combinatin of red and orange. It's matte which is rare for nars blush The color is very intense so it's not easy to use it. You have to apply it carefully or else it will be too bright. However, once you apply it appropriately. The color is quite good. It's the same color as when you blush.
Ok so, I researched this website looking for a bold blush to buy and I stumbled across these reviews. I saw pics and read great things and decided to check it out at sephora. When I actually saw Exhibit A in person, I was in shock and thought 'noooooooooooooooooo way'...I kept these reviews in mind anyway and asked a floor person to apply it to my face for me. Since the sephora was just opened, I think the girl had no idea what she was doing and turned me into a clown so I decided I didn't want it.
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My best advice is to go to a store and check the stuff out if you can, but if you have to order online, take these reviews into full account!
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Porsche 997 Turbo wrecked during Gumball 3000
Third crash so far
A Porsche 911 (997) Turbo has been wrecked at the 2013 Gumball 3000.
Following the demise of a Lamborghini Murcielago LP670-4 SV and a Ferrari 458 Italia, a Porsche 911 (997) Turbo has met its maker during this year's edition of the Gumball 3000. Car belongs to Team 44 and the accident occurred during the final stages of the rally, en route to the Monte Carlo finish.
A Gumball 3000 participant wrote on Twitter that both driver and passenger part of the Team 44 Porsche have escaped without any injuries. Just like with the two previous crashes, the road was significantly wet which might have caused the driver to lose control of the 997.
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Excellent! I love seeing these thick rich c***s getting hurt whilst trying to be cool.1 0
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Those Gumheads should learn how to drive. Hopefully this is the last Gumball race.2 1
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Laura Donefer is a brave woman.
She drove her glass sculptures all by herself in a cargo van, squeezing her trip in just after the Toronto ice storm and just before the Halifax snowstorm.
Perhaps braver is the nature of her art. She journeys deep into her emotional, psychic centre for powerful and passionate glass sculptures that have made her an international figure in the contemporary glass world.
Her newest piece, in her exhibit From The Core, is a gorgeous, dramatic row of 13 glass vessels with gaping holes like wounds, and objects including beeswax, white eggs, a seagull's skull and jagged, rusted barbed war.
The piece, Beyond The Pale: A Tale of Loss, Longing and Love, was inspired by her only child, her daughter, leaving home to study at the University of King's College in Halifax.
"I've had women buy my work and their husbands return it four times. They could not live with it. I consider that a compliment!," says the sparky artist, with red hair and intense pale blue eyes.
"The common theme is reaching into my own core," she says in the Mary E. Black Gallery where her work is on view to Feb. 23. "It's from deep within me and if you're true to your artistic self, you have to go in there and dig around and bring it out. People will react if you're true to yourself."
Donefer is holding her first exhibit in Halifax because she was drawn into the gallery by seeing Alanna Baird's fish sculptures made of recycled tin cans.
Susan Charles, director of the Nova Scotia Centre for Craft and Design, which runs the gallery, told the artist it was too hard to get insurance for transporting glass. She was surprised when Donefer volunteered to drive her work down from her country home outside Harrowsmith, Ont.
"The opportunity to exhibit glass of such stature is really exciting for us," says Charles. "We're talking about a seasoned master artisan. I'd like to see her inspire the glass artists here where we have limited resources."
On Dec. 18, the gallery was flooded due to a burst pipe. However, the floor was fixed, the walls painted. Artist Jeff Cowling, whose studio for furniture and interior accessories is across the road, speedily constructed new plinths.
Then "I wrecked your walls!" says Donefer to Charles. "This has been one of the nicest gallery experiences I've ever had."
She painted disturbing smears of red and black paint on the wall as a background for Shields To Ward Off Madness. One glass shield is full of red prongs around a centre of savage-looking white glass spears.
"Because of the pain, red said what I needed to say."
Donefer was misdiagnosed with an acute anxiety disorder and spent three years in mental anguish. "I was in the throes of madness. This looks like how I felt.
"After a 17-hour anxiety attack, my husband drove me to the hospital and they said, 'Have you ever had your heart checked?' "Beta blockers and it's gone. I looked a kind of madness in the face and I can understand a little bit if you're suffering from a mental illness. You feel totally abandoned."
The story of Donefer's love for glass is told in her 2003 BEREFT series of clear glass apothecary jars filled with personally meaningful objects, including her daughter Ana Matisse's hair, the fish teeth she found as a child on a trip to the Bay of Fundy and a dried rat from Colorado.
This piece was triggered by the death of her best friend and mentor Daniel Crichton. He died of cancer in his early 50s.
"That was one of the very biggest losses I felt in my life."
Crichton headed Sheridan College's glass program and literally led Donefer to glass. Born in Ithaca, N.Y., raised in Montreal, a graduate of McGill University, she was 27 when she arrived at Sheridan College to study jewelry.
"I was very unhappy in metal. I was cutting with this little tiny saw and my back was killing me. Daniel Crichton saw me walking down the hall and he saw some spark and he led me by the arm to the glass studio."
She saw a roaring hot furnace and a sensuous, molten, living material full of exciting physical and metaphorical properties. "I was never interested in making the perfect goblet. I wanted to explore my ideas through the medium of glass. I'm known as a very non-traditional glass and mixed media artist."
Her 30-year career has included solo and group exhibits in Japan, Mexico, North America and China. She was on the faculty at Sheridan's glass department and permanent part-time faculty at Espace Verre in Montreal for over 25 years.
She teaches regularly at Pilchuck, Penland, Corning and Red Deer. Her work is in the collections of the Corning Museum of Glass and New York's Museum of Art & Design.
Donefer is known for her notorious glass fashion shows, the next one being at the Corning in 2016. For 18 years she has driven her commercial flower vases, two of which are in Halifax, to SOFA Chicago, the world's foremost art fair devoted to sculpture objects, functional art and design.
There are two steps to Donefer's art. Lacking her own "hot shop," she blows her glass forms with a team of students at glass schools in Canada, the U.S. and Japan, wherever she is invited to be artist-in-residence.
She describes the experience as a dangerous dance. She has learned that freckles do not grow back where the skin is burned.
She brings the glass forms home. "In the quiet of my studio, I contemplate and make the work. It's almost like the glass is the blank, the starting point.
"My studio is a mess of stuff and I go in at night in the dark and I stop thinking and I let emotion pour through me and I take the work and just do it. It's like being in pure creativity. I'm just following my heart and hands."
Donefer loves to collect bones — a backwoods stranger dropped off a bear skull to her once. She obsessively hoards everyday objects, including her husband's beard and toe nail clippings. In her travels around the world she picks up objects like a stone from Goa and a bottle brush from Australia.
"I've been stopped at the border. I've been stopped by agricultural police at the airport. If I want something desperately I'll UPS it to myself as a gift."
The objects are a comfort in BEREFT. Her favourite cat is in a funerary jar capped with burlap and beeswax in BEREFT. "Some people might think I'm morbid but I'm remembering and I'm celebrating. I was in such grief when Daniel died I felt bereft but I planned this exhibit.
"At night I would go into my studio and have a boiling pot of beeswax and burlap and I'd made a tableau and I'd dip the burlap into the beeswax and mould it and that was hot. By having my burning hot hands I worked out my grief and I was comforted by the objects."


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The Great Risk Shift: Understanding American Capitalism
by bruh3, Mon Oct 26, 2009 at 06:54:59 AM EDT
The bailout of the banking industry was the result of decades of Reagan policy making carried out by both Democratic and Republican neoliberals that shifted risk from corporations to the American public. It is only the tip of iceberg. This shifting of risk is the flip side of the coin to wage stagnation and deflation that acts to increase the debt and loses of the American people.
To understand, why this is the case requires an understanding of what risk is. This is not an easy task. However, to have a working definition, let's just say that risk is the chance in any given transaction for one to be a winner or a loser. It is the concept of working the odds. What are the odds that you will obtain a job that will cover your debt from college? What are the odds that you will have enough money to pay for health care premiums and save money? What are odds of bank failure if they are too big to fail?
To understand, why this is the case requires an understanding of what risk is. This is not an easy task. However, to have a working definition, let's just say that risk is the chance in any given transaction for one to be a winner or a loser. It is the concept of working the odds. What are the odds that you will obtain a job that will cover your debt from college? What are the odds that you will have enough money to pay for health care premiums and save money? What are odds of bank failure if they are too big to fail?
If you want to understand what is happening in American capitalism, the point is that corporations have been putting their finger on the scale through government policy to shift the odds in their favor against you. It is not that there can not still be winners amongst the American people. It is that the finger on the scale makes that increasingly unlikely. That finger on the scale increases cost for you even as it stagnates or deflates your wage. Thus, making savings less likely.
For example, extremely high premiums, means the risk of no savings. The cost of education combined with stagnant wages means that the chances of you finding a job to pay your debt are decreased. Who should be responsible for the risk of mortgages that were not well conceived? The banks or you? Or both? Who is in the best position to ascertain risk? Banks or you? Which side should government favor? Banks or you when it comes to requiring a market where players are actively considering risk? These are all questions lost in Reaganism.
The odds are against you. If a bank is too big to fail, the odds are that the American government will not allow that bank to fail because the banks can rely on their impact on the rest of the economy to take risky actions that they would not otherwise take. This is risk for the American public in a nutshell.
Let's discuss one more example of how placing the finger on the scale of policy shifts the risk to you- changing bankruptcy law. By making it more difficult for Americans to discharge debt, it makes it more difficult to negotiate with creditors regarding that debt. Indeed, it makes it more likely that creditors will take larger risks by offering you more debt that they need not worry whether you can afford since their is less risk to them.
This is the perversity of the risk shift. It encourages corporations like banks to take on unhealthy risks such as in the sub-prime mortgage market, and, more importantly regarding the near collapse last year, to play this risk even further in the derivatives markets. In each instance, the cost of the failed transaction is shifted from the large corporation to you.
This risk comes up in many ways. Some are obvious such as those that I already describe, and some, are not so obvious. For example, take NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and similar global policy making, this is an example of subtle (and some might argue not so subtle) risk shifting from the corporation to the American people. These policies subject American workers to the risk of corporations shopping around for countries with the the most favorable labor and environmental laws when the workers are attempting to negotiate with their employers. What does American labor obtain in return for this shifting of risk? Lower wages due to the worker wanting not take the chance that they will ship the jobs abroad.
Most shifting of risk is so invisible that we do not even think of them as such. Who realizes that our lack of a diversified economy in favor of consumer based economics shifts the risk to us because we are more subject to the upheavals of the business cycle of booms and recessions? Who thinks about how the relative strength of consumer protection laws affects risk? Who realize that tort reform shifts risk to us? Do you think about the lack of energy diversification and its impact on your ability to not be impacted by oil cartels? Who thinks about how risk of war increases, and thus, the necessary increase of debt, caused by the need for greater foreign entanglement? These are, of course, liberal arguments.
There are conservative ones as well that point to the problem with shifting risk. How free can investors truly be if corporate interest backed by government policy denies investors the ability to address the managers of the company's taking huge profits while companies are failing? How do our securities laws help them when corporate packed courts makes suing the culprits behind such behavior more difficult?
Of course, most Americans are not particularly concerned about being ideologues. So, how much more economically safe can they be when their pensions and other retirement activities are made that much more difficult because of the decreasing social safety net by their government combined with the instability of financial markets in which they may have placed their meager savings?
These shifting risks are not limited to workers. They may also apply to starting businesses. What business will start if they can not afford healthcare for workers? Who can address the risk of Walmart using pricing based on free rider economics?
The core element of risk management beyond not taking any risks is to hedge against risk. That's what is missing from modern American capitalism for the average American. We want a diversified economy that includes manufacture because it decreases risk for all Americans. We want energy diversification because decreases the risks of oil pricing being a factor in our economy.
Capitalism is about winners and losers, but when the system is so constructed as to not have a real floor, it means people are less likely rather than more likely to take risks. Who will take the risk of starting that new business, when they fear that going without health care insurance will bankrupt them? Who will take on the risk when they have student debt to repay that is beyond their capacity to service it? Ultimately, the point here is that this is how this risk shifting eats away at business innovation and technical development. It eats away at American capitalism.
There are many social mobility and income inequality reasons to address risk shifting, but there are also some basic business reasons to do so.
However, the basic point being that we have as one writer states limited liability to protect corporations regarding risk, but we do not have a similar concept for American families. If you want to understand the three sides of the issue that shapes the American economy- risk, cost and wages-- begin with understanding how risk works to bend the balance in favor of increasing cost while reducing wages.
Ultimately here, we are discussing how our democracy is becoming a plutocracy. The tool of the transformation is risk shifting. Corporate interest push government policies that shift the risk to you, and, also socialize corporate risk. This is not just at the federal level. A quick practical example of this at the state and federal level are subsidies offered to sporting franchises to relocate to a particular location. How much risk is the owner of the team truly taking on if they are given hundreds of millions in subsidies? But, of course, the big one on the table right now is the shifting of risk regarding the increased cost of health care premiums in the form of the government mandating that we take insurance for the private sector without a means of cost containment. This shifts the risk once again to American public.
I can not begin to cover the complexity of the risk issue here. I hope you will do more reading. There are a lot of recommend sources, but I would start here to begin seriously understand the issues:
Recommended Books:
The Great Risk Shift" by Jacob S. Hacker
"Too Big to Fail" by Andrew Ross Sorkin
Recommended sites:
Naked Capitalism
Risk Calculator
Tags: capitalism, cost, Debt, Democrats, neoliberalism, Reaganism, Republicans, Risk, wages (all tags)


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A Queen's music professor has teamed with his sister to produce a new recording of Canadian music. Canadian Music for Two Pianos, performed by the Luba and Ireneus
Zuk Piano Duo, has been released by SNE – Societe nouvelle d'enregistrement—and features compositions by two Queen's professors emeriti. Ireneus Zuk is professor and former director of Queen's School of Music. Luba Zuk is a member of the piano faculty at the Schulich School of Music of McGill University and the McGill Conservatory of Music in Montreal. The duo recently played successful concerts in the Queen's School of Music's Faculty series and then at the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto.
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Northern League: Darwen are the headline act to put Flintoff's return in the shade
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ALL eyes may have been on Andrew Flintoff and his shock return to league cricket – but Darwen once again proved they are the real Chorley Building Society Northern League headline act as they picked themselves off the floor to beat Fleetwood and stay at the summit.
Flintoff has come out of retirement and will play for Lancashire in their Twenty20 showdown with Yorkshire on Friday – but having not played cricket for five years, the former England superstar decided to have a warm up by turning out for his old club St Annes against Penrith.
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But a few miles up the coast at Fleetwood Darwen were proving their are rightful leaders.
It seemed as though they were destined for disappointment, however, as both Ammer Mirza and Jordan Clarke were dismissed cheaply to leave them reeling at 7-2 and when John Cordingley became Sam Bell's third wicket it was 31-3.
Chris Clarke and pro George Linde advanced the score to 63 but three more quick wickets fell and Darwen were wobbling until Neil Cordingley walkedf to the crease, He made a game changing 44 not out before Darwen were finally bowled out for 140 with six overs left.
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Up at St Annes, Flintoff claimed 3-26 from nine overs but holed out for just two from three balls with the bat.
But St Annes made sure he had a happy return with victory over Penrith. The league new boys were bowled out for 132 and Lukman Vahaluwala's unbeaten 76 saw St Annes edge to a two wicket win.
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Worldwide, coal accounted for 45 percent of the emissions, oil 35 percent and natural gas 20 percent, the agency said in a media release.
Emissions increased more than 6 percent in developing countries, while those in developed countries decreased 0.6 percent.
China, the world's largest source of CO2, increased its emissions 9.3 percent, according to the agency, primarily through increased coal consumption. India increased emissions 8.7 percent.
China's efforts to improve carbon intensity -- the amount of carbon emitted per unit of output -- showed. Due to energy efficiency and clean-energy measures, the nation's carbon intensity fell 15 percent from 2005 to 2011. Without that, its 2011 emissions would have been 1.5 trillion metric tons higher rather than 720 million metric tons.
U.S. CO2 emissions fell by 1.7 percent, largely due to the switch from coal to natural gas for the production of electricity and to the mild winter. U.S. emissions have fallen 7.7 percent since 2006 due to those factors and, more generally, to the economic downturn.
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My frustration is this: A few weeks ago the Blazers go into Miami, beat the Heat 105-96 after the Heat were talking about putting on a beating on Portland, and the following headlines on ESPN are all about the Heat. The Heat are terrible, the Heat are crying, the Heat keep choking, Heat Heat Heat Heat. No real mention about Gerald Wallace finding his feet as a Blazer, the great, clutch night Roy had, nothing.
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News: SOHH EXCLUSIVE: Buckshot Blasts Mega Concert Promoter, "Motherf*ckers Are So Scared Of Live Nation" [Audio]
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After causing a ruckus earlier this year for blasting the Rock the Bells 2009 tour, Buckshot spoke with SOHH and said his real issues were with Live Nation, the company which signed Jay-Z to a $152 million deal in 2007.
Despite the popularity of artists like Hov and Madonna joining forces with the mega concert promoting company, Buckshot lashed out against its "corporate" system.
"Somebody really needs to tell the truth man," Buckshot explained. "Live Nation has nothing to do with Rock the Bells. Motherf*ckers are so scared of Live Nation because you can say 'F*ck Rock the Bells' but don't say 'F*ck Live Nation.' Because if you say 'F*ck Live Nation,' you might not be able to do a show -- so f*ck Live Nation. I said it, Buckshot said it, f*ck you. How about that, Buckshot said it...and you know why? Because I'm that n*gga. I am that n*gga. I'm a n*gga that'll go against the corporate beast all day, everyday. So f*ck all the rest of these rappers out here, not just f*ck them, f*ck everybody whose scared. F*ck you if you're scared. I'll say it for you, Live Nation is a corporation of people that don't know nothin' about hip-hop music or nothin'. They just a bunch of corporate people that lock down the circuit -- so we can't have a show unless it goes through Live Nation. We can't get a concert unless it's Live Nation." (SOHH)
Buck previously made a rant over this summer's Rock the Bells' set-up in an interview last month.
"On the Rock the Bells tour, you got individuals who make decisions," Buck said in a phone interview. "Everybody got their own way of judging sh*t. It's just no way Slaughterhouse sold more records than Talib Kweli, but Slaughterhouse is going on after Talib Kweli. Motherf*ckers don't know why people be so [concerned] with who goes on first...They got two stages going on, it's so f*cked up because one crowd tried to go over and watch Wu-Tang and they try to watch Buckshot and KRS-One at the same time. And these people paid their money to see them...Rock The Bells is two different stages, one is accessible and the other is the main stage, something they call Paid Dues and then Rock The Bells...I earned my way to be here, nobody give Buckshot a motherf*cking thing...They have this fake a** thing called "show fanbase." Get outta here. Fanbase is a fanbase. People like Damian Marley and Nas are gonna headline the mainstage and that's cool..but for the background motherf*ckers, when Nas is on that stage....and I come on after, I get that same reaction. Selling records is something different." (Gamertag Radio)
Jay-Z joined forces with Live Nation and launched Roc Nation around April 2008.
Jay-Z is on the verge of closing a $150 million deal with concert promoter Live Nation that includes every aspect the rapper's future touring and recordings. As part of the partnership, Jay-Z will also launch an entertainment venture called Roc Nation. This will finance future start-up ventures by Jay-Z including his own label, music publishing, and artist consulting and managing. (New York Times)
The company previously made major headlines after hinting at plans to merge with Ticketmaster last winter.
Live Nation Inc. and Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. said that they've agreed to merge in a $2.5 billion all-stock deal that would combine the nation's top ticket provider, artist management company and concert promoter under one roof. The deal could have a sharp impact on the way the music business works. It will also face heavy anti-trust scrutiny, with one top lawmaker already vowing to stop it. Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino will run the new company as CEO while Ticketmaster Entertainment CEO Irving Azoff will be executive chairman. Ticketmaster chairman Barry Diller will be non-executive chairman. (Market Watch)
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Quote from: Anti-Freeman on December 27, 2011, 09:00:35 PMIn the Bucs case... only if the owners actually spend money.These really are the silliest post. It's the knee jerk reaction, Monday Morning QB, Fantasy Football world we live in where everyone's answer is to throw money at the problem instead of hire the right staff, draft well, develop those draft picks into great players, and add in a veteran free agent here and there. I for one don't want a team full of Free Agents, but I don't want a team full of kids right out of college either the consistently good teams have a good mix. Hire competent coaches who have a knack for developing players (Bruce Arians, Pitt Offensive Coordinator) who has had a influence on Roethlisberger, Mike Wallace, and kept the Steelers offense going even without a strong running game. Don't hire a poisition coach who's never been a coordinator, this team is filled with 1st and 2nd rounder from the last 3-4 drafts. Not only the Bucs had these players rated as 1st and 2nd round talents a lot of experts and other teams did too. They don't need to throw money at the problem they need to develop the talent they have and sign a few free agents who can be productive. They don't need an Aso, or a big name free agent just impact players to show the youngsters how to be Pro's. Besides why would a big time free agent come to a team that is far from a Championship?
In the Bucs case... only if the owners actually spend money.
Disagree totally with this article. 1. New England fired a HC and hired Belicheck- I'd call that a pretty good move even if it cost them some draft picks.2. Miami fired a HC and hired Shula away from the Colts- I'd call that a win3. Pitt after decades of failure, fired their HC and hired Chuck Noll- seemed to work4. After a decade of dominance, Dallas started to slip into mediocrity, so they fired long time coach Tom Landry and brought in Jimmy Johnson- 3 Superbowls5. Who was the coach fired before Walsh took over?6. How long did Green Bay stink before Holgrem was hired?7. Dungy hired at Indy??--SB8. Wyche fired at Tampa- multiple playoffs 9. Dungy fired at Tampa-Super Bowl10. Who ever was fired at SF last yr11. The guy before Sean Peyton12. The guy before Tom Caughlin I'd say it isn't who you FIRE but who you hire. Fire a bad coach and replace him with another bad coach and who cares. But fire a bad coach and replace him with a Noll, Belicheck, Shula, or anyone that can win a few SBs and you're set.IOW it ain't who you fire, but who you hire to replace.