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[Originally posted on Martindurkin.com]
Giant Meryl Streeps, with hair-dos and pearls, are riding round on London buses, reminding us of the achievements of the Iron Lady. Mrs Thatcher, as we all know, saved Britain by privatising State monopolies. It seems so obvious now what was needed, but at the time Mrs Thatcher was 'thinking the unthinkable'.
Well it's time to think the unthinkable again, and to privatise the biggest State monopoly of all … the monopoly which is so ubiquitous it usually goes unnoticed, but which has impoverished us more than any other and is the cause of the current world banking and financial crisis. It is time to privatise money.
Of course we can't possibly privatise money (we are told). We need State monopoly control of dollars and sterling and the rest, because the State acts as guarantor. If it weren't for the vigilance and honesty of our governments, some unscrupulous ne'er-do-wells would come along and debase the currency. We would not have money we can rely on.
This is the sickest joke in economic history. Governments have always robbed their subjects by debasing the currency, but this abuse, in recent years, has burst all bounds of decency and sanity. In the old days, the gold-standard imposed some restraint on politicians, but since the US left the gold standard in the early 1970s, an orgy of money printing has devalued currencies to a degree almost unprecedented in human history (only events like the German hyperinflation can beat it). In Britain, since the early 1970s, sterling has lost more than 90 percent of its value.
As the economist Professor Kevin Dowd points out, 'The argument that the state should protect the private sector from monetary disruption ignores the historical evidence. Private monetary systems in the past have been stable and highly successful. By contrast, the history of government money is an appalling record; governments have regularly debased their currencies, driven their banking systems into insolvency, and plundered their subjects' wealth by various means of legalised fraud … If the historical record on monetary regulation is anything to go by, it surely suggests that the public need protecting from the state, not by it.'
The effect of this money printing by governments has been to rob people of their savings. But more than this, it is the cause of the phony economic booms which always end, inevitably, in horrible busts, in which millions of honest hard-working people lose their jobs, homes and businesses.
Governments, of course, would rather not be blamed for this. They disguise printing money as best they can, by doing it in devious ways and calling it different things. They do not call it 'printing money'. They use technical terms like 'increased liquidity' or 'quantitative easing' or they simply talk of taking measures to lower interest rates (which can only be done by printing money). And they talk of booms and busts as if they were natural phenomena, like the tide coming in and out.
Journalists, for their part, are bad at holding government to account. They are confused by the technical details and the jargon. Journalists know that printing money doesn't sound right, but very few journalists could tell you precisely why printing money is a bad thing. So, for the sake of journalists and everyone else with better things to do than read books on economics, let us remind ourselves of the basics (informed readers can skip a few paragraphs).
Does printing money make us richer? Obviously not. Printing money does not create more value (real wealth). If it did, we could end poverty in Africa by sending over a few photocopiers. As the great economist Ludwig von Mises observes, 'An increase in the quantity of money results in no increase in the stock of consumption goods at people's disposal.' And indeed, this isn't just true of paper money. David Hume explained two centuries ago, suppose the amount of gold in the world magically and suddenly doubled. Would we be twice as rich? Clearly not. What makes us rich is the abundance of goods.
Why do governments do it? There are a few reasons. First, printing money redistributes wealth (to governments and their agents). Imagine a little old lady with savings of £100. Now picture the government printing more money. Remember, the more money there is swilling about, the less valuable it is (that's why prices go up). As a result of the new money, the real value of the little old lady's savings has been reduced. The value that has disappeared from her savings account (the wealth that has been stolen from her) has been redistributed, in effect, to the agent printing the new money (the government). In other words, printing money is the ultimate stealth tax. As the economist Murray Rothbard puts it, the government, by printing money, 'can appropriate resources slyly and almost unnoticed, without rousing the hostility touched off by taxation.'
Printing money is also way of defrauding people who have lent the government money. Let's say the government borrows £100 (by selling bonds to people who want to save for their pension). If the government prints more money, then the £100+interest which it pays back, will, in real terms, be worth less than the £100 it borrowed. As Thomas Gale More, a member of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisors, reassured him in the mid-80s, not to worry, 'We can pay off anybody by running a press.'
Governments also like printing money because it creates an artificial and temporary boom which makes politicians look good. In the words of Rothbard, 'counterfeiting [government printing of money] can create in its very victims the blissful illusion of unparalleled prosperity.' It temporarily creates, he says, 'a tinsel atmosphere of "prosperityâ€â€™.
In short, governments have every incentive to print money. But apart from stealing from people, does printing money do any harm? Yes it does. It is the cause of 'boom and bust', of recessions and depressions. Let's see how. Imagine a game of Monopoly, in which the total amount of money magically doubles. You suddenly get £400 for passing Go and you get twice as much for winning a beauty contest. But at the same time the cost of the Gas Works and Fleet Street and the price of houses and so on are also doubled. Obviously the effect will be zero. The vital point to remember about printing money is that it is only because the new money makes its way gradually into the economic system that it has any impact at all.
And it is this that does the damage. In the end, all prices will rise, but there is a lag between price rises in different sectors of the economy, and this confuses business. At first the appearance of new money looks like good news. As von Mises says, 'An increase in the quantity of money leads to the appearance in the market of new desire to purchase, which had previously not existed: "new purchasing power,†it is usual to say, has been created.'
For many businesses, they see the price of the goods they're selling pushed up. But the price of wages and raw materials has not yet risen (the new money hasn't reached that far yet). They are deluded into imagining that there is a genuine rise in demand and that their businesses are more profitable than they really are. These businesses then expand.
The trouble is (I'm sure you can see what's coming), when the new money has made its way through the system, the businesses which have expanded (during the 'boom') suddenly find themselves in difficulty. The 'new demand' has evaporated and, as the price of raw materials and labour catch up, so their profits return to where they were before. But, having expanded in the 'boom' (often by borrowing money), their overheads are now much higher and they have debt to repay. The investment in boom-time turns out to have been what economists call 'malinvestment'. The phony 'boom' has turned companies which may once have been healthy and profitable into loss-making, indebted concerns in danger of going bust.
But that's not all printing money does. An interest rate, in a true market, is the price borrowers pay to savers for the temporary use of their money (plus a commission to the banks). Printing money artificially suppresses this price (producing more of anything tends to lower the price). But lowering interest rates, of course, discourages saving and encourages borrowing. Since the value of money is falling, you'd be a mug to keep it in a bank, watching it grow ever less valuable. Borrowing, by contrast, is a great idea. The interest payments are low, and the money you pay back in the end will be worth less, in real terms, than the money you borrow. Since the government allows banks to lend money they haven't actually got (this is one of the ways they produce more money), we end up with the kind of financial and banking crisis which is currently spreading havoc throughout the world economy.
Bill Bonner, who owns Money Week and wrote the wonderful Empire of Debt, describes money printing and the debt-fuelled boom it encourages in the following way: 'Real booms need real money. Typically people save money when they are wary and spend when they are flush. The spending is real. The money is real. The boost in sales is real. The profits are real. But a boom that people build on phony money is itself phony. Every step of the way takes them in the wrong direction. The demand is an illusion. The spending is a mistake. The money is suspect. And the resulting business profits are not merely temporary, they are next year's sales disguised as this year's earnings. A man who borrows money to begin his spending spree contributes nothing to the economy. Every dollar he spends must somehow be withdrawn. It must be paid back.'
Frederick Hayek rightly describes 'the government monopoly of the issue and control of money' as 'the source and root of all monetary evil'. Allowing governments to control currency is like putting a drunk in charge of a brewery. With grim inevitability, our money will be debased. And in the process, the very thing that makes capitalism work, the very mechanism which has delivered prosperity to so many people, will be handicapped and put at risk. As von Mises argues, 'In a social order that is entirely founded on the use of money and in which all accounting is done in terms of money, the destruction of the monetary system means nothing less than the destruction of the basis for all exchange.'
Enough is enough. Hayek says of this State monopoly of issuing money, 'governments have become wholly inadequate to the task and, it can be said without qualifications, have incessantly and everywhere abused their trust to defraud the people … When one studies the history of money one cannot help wondering why people should have put up for so long with governments exercising an exclusive power over two thousand years that was regularly used to exploit and defraud them.'
He says, 'I have no doubt whatever that private enterprise, if it had not been prevented by government, could and would long ago have provided the public with a choice of currencies, and those that prevailed in competition would have been essentially stable in value and would have prevented both excessive stimulation of investment and the consequent periods of contraction.'
There is nothing magical about money. As Hayek points out, the only legislation needed for the creation of private money is the basic law of contract itself, 'The ordinary law of contract does all that is necessary without any law giving special function to particular forms of currency … If I promised to pay 100 sovereigns, it needs no special currency law of legal tender to say that I am bound to pay the 100 sovereigns, and that, if required to pay the 100 sovereigns, I cannot discharge the obligation by anything else.â€
In fact, the prohibition of private money is itself an offence against our most basic freedom to contract with one another, as the lawyer and statistician Lord Farrer pointed out in 1895, 'any Law of Legal Tender is in its own nature "suspect.â€â€™
Would private money be more reliable? When stability is the quality most valued in a currency, it is quite clear that in a world of competing moneys, the most stable would be chosen by us. Private money would be more reliable in the same way that a privately made Toyota is more reliable than a State-produced Trabant. Hayek argues forcefully against 'the suggestion that government, which only profits from excessive issues [of money], can be trusted more than a private issuer whose whole business depends on his not abusing that trust. Does anyone really believe that in the industrial countries in the West, after the experience of the last half century, anybody trusts the value of government sponsored money more than he would trust the money issued by a private agency whose business was understood to depend wholly on its issuing good money?'
Professor Dowd rams home the point, 'There is no reason to suppose that competition among the issuers of 'money' would lead to the elimination of superior monies any more that there is to suppose that competition among the producers of automobiles would lead to the disappearance of high-quality cars.'
It is time to lift the prohibition on private money. It is time to allow VISA or Google or Virgin or whoever else, to issue currency, based on gold or some other form of value measure, which we can chose to use if we so wish. Given the incontinence of our dishonest politicians when it comes to printing money, given their shameful willingness to rob their own citizens, how long do we imagine State currencies would last? They pass laws forcing us to use dollars and pounds because they know that if we had the choice we would not.
It is time to lift the prohibition on private money. As Hayek says, 'the reform proposed is not a minor technicality of finance but a crucial issue which may decide the fate of free civilisation.'
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In case you all hadn't noticed, we have started the last 3 games god awfully, to much worse teams, and tonight we were not able to make up for it.
Now I am not one to panic after a bad game or two, even after a horrible game tonight, but I think our approach to offense in the first quarter may need shaking up.
Our current plan is to go inside first, to LMA and Oden. I am not an Oden hater, but he does not quite have his offensive moves down pat, I think we can all agree on that. Now Oden is not costing us games, not at all, but he is probably costing us a few extra possessions each first quarter, whether it is from a missed shot, a travel, a turnover or one of those pesky 3-in the keys that he seems to pick up all the time.
LMA usually seems to start a little cold and then get in a rhythm and he is fine. I think these early touches are an important part of LMA having a good game....and that is the reason why I think we need to change up our early game focus.
Roy needs more early looks at the basket, he too seems to start fairly slow, missing a good chunk of his early shots before he gets it together. This seems natural for him and LA to need a few shots under their belt (all though these crappy teams we keep playing seem to hit atleast 80% of their early shots). I think we need to get Roy driving, or taking jumpers more in the first quarter so he can start scoring in the first quarter to keep us close with the opponents. He doesn't need to score much more throughtout the game, but keeping close early on changes the whole dynamic, playing catch-up is no fun.
Here are some #'s I found
Roy pts on the year by quarter
This seems to prove me wrong and just show that Roy is a 4th quarter machine (4th in NBA in 4th quarter points)
I was trying to find a site that had stats broken down by quarter and could not, so maybe my thinking is way off. But our first quarter obviously has not been working of late.
Obviously establishing an inside game is important as well to keep defenders honest, but I don't see why we have to try to stuff that all into the first 5 minutes.

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Like most Americans, I cannot help but anticipate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which will occur this Friday, November 22. Unlike most people, however, I find myself wondering whatever happened to the riderless horse that followed the slain president's flag-draped casket on that solemn, somber day in 1963.
This Friday, hundreds of thousands of people will undoubtedly descend on Dealey Plaza, where JFK was gunned down, the president's gravesite with its newly refurbished eternal flame in Arlington National Cemetery, his cenotaph in Dallas, and other significant sites to hold vigils. Moreover, every conspiracy theory about President Kennedy's murder, new and old, is already receiving long and passionate debate in print and over the airwaves.
Despite this renewed focus on the man and his fate, however, I still find my thoughts drawn to the striking black horse that bore the empty riding boots reversed in the stirrups behind Kennedy's caisson through the streets of Washington, DC. Those leather boots and the meaning behind that symbolism, as well as that horse, always intrigued me since I was a child. (Simply put, the empty boots, reversed in the stirrups, represent a "fallen warrior" or a leader who will lead no more. Abraham Lincoln was the first slain president to receive this symbolic honor during his funeral procession in 1865, although the gesture might be centuries old.)
Anyway, a recent fascinating interview with the man who led the riderless horse during Kennedy's funeral procession finally answered all of my questions about that mysterious black animal. It turns out the horse's name was Black Jack, he was born in 1947 and he served in more than 1,000 funerals for members of the U.S. Armed Forces -- including the state funerals for presidents Herbert Hoover and Lyndon Johnson, and for General Douglas MacArthur.
After his death in 1976, Black Jack was cremated and his remains were buried in Fort Myer, Virginia -- after receiving full military honors! The story surrounding this horse and the important role he played in the very public funeral procession of America's slain leader 50 years ago is intriguing, and I encourage you to read the full story.
How is the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination affecting you? Where you were when you first heard about the JFK assassination? Please share your thoughts by posting a comment below.
Above: Black Jack, the riderless horse that followed President John F. Kennedy's flag-draped casket on November 25, 1963, is seen in the lower-left. Photo © SP/4 David S. Schwartz, U.S. Army
"Mobile man recalls leading riderless horse for JFK" by Jeremy Gray, November 18, 2013. Miami Herald. Retrieved November 20, 2013. http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/11/18/v-fullstory/3761896/mobile-man-recalls-leading-riderless.html
- November 21, 2013 at 5:24 am(1) Charlene Fairchild says:
I was 14 and in Grade 9 in a school in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Prinicpal came on the loudspeaker: "The President of the the United States, John Kennedy, has been assassinated. You are dismissed from school." We were sent home and for the next four days my family and all others were gathered in front of our TVs in disbelief and grief and with a sense of history upon us.
The striking images for me were Jackie standing by LBJ on the airplane as he was sworn into office, little John Kennedy saluting his father, the riderless horse with boots reversed.
I remember still every year with a sense of lingering sadness the loss of innocence of that day.
- November 21, 2013 at 12:30 pm(2) teejay henner says:
It is strange that JFK, his brother Bobbie, and Martin Luther King Jr. were all killed in the 60′s. there was a play done at the time called Macbird which has an interesting explanation of Kennedy's murder.
I'm one of those who regard the murder of Oswald as part of the conspiracy theory. Jack Ruby was dying of cancer and may have been paid to kill Oswald. However, I hesitate to accuse anyone.
However the ethical values of the country seem to have declined in the last 50 years. As in ancient Thebes after the murder of the King,a plague infected the city, and continued to do so until the murderer was found. And when he was, Oedipus put out his own eyes.
We have a lot of self-examining to do.
- December 18, 2013 at 11:14 am(3) Delores says:
Pretty! This has been a really wonderful post.
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- March 22, 2014 at 8:06 am(4) Black Jack says:
The Story of the horse name "Black Jack" in JFK's funeral is wrong. Here is the real story. Please Read:
- March 24, 2014 at 9:50 am(5) Chris Raymond says:
In response to "Black Jack"/Comment #4 above — I appreciate you commenting on this article, but the History.com article you reference is simply incorrect.
Black Jack, the riderless horse in President Kennedy's funeral procession, was neither a gift to Jackie Kennedy in 1962 nor did she give the horse his name, as that article states.
Instead, Black Jack was born ("foaled') in 1947 in the U.S. and began working for the U.S. Infantry in 1953. These facts are listed on the plaque above Black Jack's cremated remains at Fort Meyers Army Base in Fort Meyer, VA.
Chris Raymond
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Just read on ESPN an announcement that the SEC and the Big12 have entered an agreement, effective in 2014, where the conference champions will play each other in a New Year's Day bowl for the next five years.
"A new January bowl tradition is born. This new game will provide a great matchup between the two most successful conferences in the BCS era. " -- SEC commissioner Mike Slive
The exception to the two conference champions meeting would be the those qualifying for the final four/BCS playoff. In that case the next two most "deserving" would go.
I don't know how you decide most deserving other than the team which lost in the championship or whoever has the highest BCS rank after conference championship game. No details on that one, but the fact that there's an agreement is pretty funny as this takes a direct shot at the Rose Bowl's Pac50 and the other Big conference.


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Going into the day today the NL was down to the AL by 10 games in interleague play. As I write this, the leagues are 5-5 but the AL leads all four games in progress.
I'm a big fan of the NL, having grown up with it as a Cub fan. I think the DH takes a lot of strategy out of the game. Logic dictates that the NL should have a distinct advantage in interleague play because AL pitchers who normally don't bat are forced to during road games. And yet the AL always seeems to dominate.
I suppose as a Cub fan I should be happy to see Cub rivals largely losing. And yet as a fan of NL baseball in all the revelry of a great Cubs season I find mself yet again somewhat disheartened at the overall performance of the NL.
What exactly is going on here?


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Battle Pet Tamers – Outland
Once you complete the Battle Pet Tamers – Kalimdor or Battle Pet Tamers – Eastern Kingdoms chains, you'll be eligible to pick up the next tier of Battles for Outland, although the fights are quite buggy at the moment, on the most part, they are still doable.
There are four Master Pet Tamers to defeat.
Nicki Tinytech <Master Pet Tamer>
Location – Hellfire Peninsula – Path of Glory
Level 20 Pets – Goliath, ED-005 and Sploader (3x Mechanicals)
Ras'an <Master Pet Tamer>
Location – Zangarmarsh – Sporeggar
Level 21 Pets – Tripod (Magic), Glitterfly (Flying) and Fungor (Humanoid)
Narrok <Master Pet Tamer>
Location – Nagrand – at the base of a tree, west of the Ring of Trials
Level 22 Pets – Prince Wart (Aquatic), Dramaticus (Critter) and Stompy (Beast)
Morulu The Elder <Master Pet Tamer>
Location – Shattrath City – Lower City
Level 23 Pets – Cragmaw, Gnasher, Chomps (3x Aquatic)
Completing this chain, opens up the quest to defeat the Grand Master of Outland.
Bloodknight Antari <Grand Master Pet Tamer>
Location – Shadowmoon Valley – right next to Magma Fields
Level 24 Elite Pets – Arcanus (Magic), Netherbite (Dragonkin) and Jadefire (Elemental)
This is a very tough battle atm since I don't have strong enough pets to beat them yet. With the new feature of weakened pets over a certain level, it's a real pain to level pets from 20 and up.
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Bloodknight Antari, I want your High Warlord Armor!
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I am sorry , the whole lowering in levels seems to be the normal now. At least for the upper levels. Which does stink. As you say, trying to raise that pet back up those two or three levels is a pain!
Fighting Death-knight Antrari is already a PIA without them lowering the level of the new pet.
@McTacky – :P
@Turku – At least they fixed it so the pets weren't losing 4 levels any more. Two levels I can live with when they are already 22-24. But Antari is still tough.
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Deborah Holt
"Discovery Imagineers", Holt's winning program idea, involves training the students in the intellectually gifted program (Discovery) to become Discovery Imagineers. Students will use various materials to design bridges, submersibles, and discover ways to clean an oil spill. They will be immersed in projects that give them the opportunity to develop their understanding of the engineering design process – defining a problem, generating ideas, selecting a solution, testing the solution(s), creating a design, evaluating the design and presenting a final design. Students will first determine the problem they want to solve, and an engineer from the local community will mentor them, allowing them to also explore career options. They also will research various engineering accomplishments that resulted in amazing inventions or an engineering feat that resulted in unexpected results. Students will use research to create an online book or digital movie, complete with details comparing it to other inventions. This will help develop the students' understanding of engineering and technology and their impact on history. Holt, who lives in Long Beach, hopes the program will lead to students' understanding of the roles of technology and engineering and the steps to solve everyday problems.


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Skydrive Update == now much better than Drive?
Now that Skydrive autosaves all your work when you're using the webapp, Microsoft has fixed the only complaint I had with it.
After recently upgrading my laptop to Windows 8, the ability to work with documents with the full apps at home, then seamlessly update them later via the webapp is really neat.
For the last ~6 months, I've been using the Samsung Chromebook, and have been fairly satisfied with it, except for the fact that Google Docs is ass. After using Skydrive on the Chromebook all day today, it was a really nice experience. I now don't see myself buying another Chromebook (as I was planning on).


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The movie Big Leaguer was on TCM today, and it's worth seeing because, out of the tens of thousands of movies ever made, only a tiny percentage of them have been about baseball and this is one of them. The premise is this: actual big leaguer Hans Lobert (played by Edward G. Robinson, as seen in this lobby card) runs a tryout camp in Melbourne, Florida for the New York Giants. It's for young players (although all of the actors seem to be in the 25-32 range). Players who make the grade at the camp get a minor-league contract for $150 a month; the rest get a bus ticket home. The climax comes in an exhibition game against a similar tryout-camp team sent over by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Some observations:
- Hall of Fame screwballer Carl Hubbell, who plays himself, was not a great actor (although playing yourself can be difficult).
- Vera-Ellen is the romantic interest in the film and you won't believe how skinny she is. It would take five or her to make one Marilyn Monroe. She might be the skinniest woman ever to appear on camera (although Vampira had a smaller waist in Plan Nine from Outer Space). Seriously, Vera-Ellen is so skinny, you'll wonder how she fits her innards inside her.
- In spite of the Giants and Dodgers being at the forefront of integrating baseball, I didn't spot any African-American ballplayers in the movie. One of the better players, however, was Mexican, played by Lalo Rios.
- Richard Jaeckel plays a diminutive pitching prospect who gets the boot from Robinson, only to show up later on the Dodgers. Jaeckel's career includes the war-movie pentathlon of Guadalcanal Diary, Sands of Iwo Jima, Battleground, The Dirty Dozen, and The Devil's Brigade.
- Jeff Richards, who certainly looks like a ballplayer (or at least one as rendered on the cover of a period pulp magazine) has been credited with playing for the Portland Beavers and the Salem Senators. I checked, and I can find no record of him on Baseball-Reference. I also checked the rosters for both of those teams in the postwar era and he doesn't turn up there, either.


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ODU Athletics Program Is Tops in CAA, According to Latest Directors' Cup Standings
Old Dominion University is the top-ranked school in the Colonial Athletic Association in the latest Directors' Cup standings, released Thursday.
The Directors' Cup is awarded annually to the nation's best overall collegiate athletics program. In 1993, USA Today and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) jointly launched the Directors' Cup and it has since grown into a highly recognized mark of distinction among collegiate institutions.
The April 7 standings update sees ODU in 68th place overall among the country's 233 Division I athletic programs with 261.5 points, tops in the CAA. William and Mary is currently ranked No. 75. George Mason is in 87th place.
Old Dominion earned 110 points in the fall from field hockey and men's soccer performances, and 61.5 points from the Monarchs' winter accomplishments in men's basketball and wrestling.
The Lady Monarch field hockey team won the CAA tournament championship this year and topped nationally ranked Michigan to advance to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament before falling to North Carolina.
The Soccer Monarchs topped defending national champion Virginia in the first round of the NCAA tournament before falling to Penn State. ODU wrestling saw three of its student-athletes qualify for the NCAA tournament, with senior James Nicholson earning All-America status for the second time in his career.
Old Dominion men's basketball capped off another stellar year by winning the CAA tournament crown and advancing to the NCAA tournament for the second straight season. The Monarchs narrowly lost to Butler, which reached the NCAA championship game for the second consecutive year.
Stanford University leads the Directors' Cup standings with 870 points, followed by Ohio State and Penn State.
Began in 1993-94 for Division I by NACDA and USA Today, the Directors' Cup was expanded in 1995-96 to include Division II, III and the NAIA.
Each institution is awarded points in a predetermined number of sports for men and women. The overall champion is the institution that records the highest number of points in its division's Directors' Cup standings. The winner receives a crystal trophy.
ODU's women's athletic program is also ranked in the standings for the Capital One Cup, an intercollegiate athletic contest that offers awards to the top men's and women's Division I programs in the country.
ODU is 42nd in the Capital One Cup rankings on the women's side, the only CAA program to be ranked. The ranking is due to the strong performance of ODU's field hockey team.
Points toward the Capital One Cup are earned and tracked throughout the year based on final standings of the NCAA Division I championships and final official coaches' polls. One winning men's and one winning women's program will be crowned after the completion of the final NCAA spring championships. Each winning athletic program will receive the Capital One Cup and $200,000 to fund student-athlete graduate-level scholarships. Winners will be announced at the annual ESPY awards.
The current leaders are Auburn University (for men's teams) and Stanford University (for women's teams).
This article was posted on: April 11, 2011
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That would be whoever gives Emmert PR advice.
Emmert just said athletes shouldn't be able to capitalize on their own likenesses because of "competitive fairness." Yes. He really did.—
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It all starts tomorrow! Well, the preseason at least. I don't know if I've ever been this excited for a meaningless game before. It seems like an age since we last saw our beloved Wolves in action, thought I'd throw up a fanpost "thread" and try and get a bit of banter going. Is anybody else looking forward to tomorrow as much as I am?
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Reporter: David Tate
Fincastle, VA - Thursday the Botetourt County Sheriff's Office released the 911 call placed by a student just moments after a school bus flipped on the way to school Wednesday.
Officials say 13 students and the driver were injured. That driver charged with reckless driving.
9-1-1 dial tones with screaming in the background.
Student 1 - "Oh my God! Oh my God!"
Student 2 - "Guys, where are we?"
Student 3 - "We're on Zion's Hill."
3rd Student - "Call 9-1-1."
Dispatch - "9-1-1?"
2nd Student - "Ummm.. our bus just wrecked."
The caller is calm and cool as mayhem goes on around her.
Student 2 - "The bus is upside down."
Dispatch - "The bus is upside down?"
Student 2- "Yes ma'am."
Student 2- "And everyone's out of the bus now."
Dispatch - "Everybody's out of the bus?"
Student 2- "Yes, ma'am."
She does her best to describe to emergency dispatch what just happened.
Long pause as the sounds of various children and adults can be heard.
Student 2- "I don't, I don't... I don't know if everyone's ok."
Within minutes, rescue is on the way but in the meantime, the young caller can only wait and assure her friends.
Unknown - "Are you hurt anywhere?"
Student 2- 911's coming. Guys just calm down, calm down, calm down. Calm down everyone."
At the five- minute mark, a man's voice can be heard making it to the scene but clearly at least one student is in significant pain.
Student 2 - "Keep it down, keep it down."
Man - "Are you ok... are you ok? Here's some water. Get some water."
90 seconds later... deputies are also on the scene.
Dispatch - "You make sure when the rescue squad gets there they look at you, ok?"
Student 2 - "Ok."
Dispatch - "How's the bus driver?"
Student 2 - "The police are here."
In that tape, the student was asked where the bus driver was and the reply came back that she was helping the students off the bus.
That driver, 35-year-old Mary Esque, did suffer minor injuries. Esque is on paid leave pending the outcome of this investigation.


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The No. 23 Northern Illinois Huskies take on the Utah State Aggies in the Poinsettia Bowl in San Diego, CA.
Gamethread for the MAC Championship featuring the Northern Illinois Huskies vs the Bowling Green Falcons.
The 12-0 Northern Illinois Huskies take on the 9-3 Bowling Green Falcons at 7 PM at Ford Field in Detroit on ESPN2.
Quarterback Jordan Lynch of the Northern Illinois Huskies has a fair shot at claiming the Heisman Trophy this year.
Northern Illinois stays at No. 14 in the BCS with the MAC Championship coming up this weekend.
The Northern Illinois Huskies are just one of three teams nationally with an undefeated record in the regular season.
The Northern Illinois defeat the Western Michigan Broncos in a record-breaking night to improve to 12-0 on the regular season.
The No. 14 Northern Illinois Huskies look to finish out the regular season as a perfect 12-0 over the Western Michigan as the Broncos travel to Dekalb Tuesday night.
Gamethread for the Northern Illinois Huskies as they take on the Toledo Rocekts on Wednesday night.
The No. 16 Northern Illinois Huskies travel to Toledo to take on the Rockets in their second straight mid-week MACtion game.
Gamethread to post and follow along for the NIU Huskies vs the Ball State Cardinals.
The No. 15 Northern Illinois Huskies take on the Ball State Cardinals in an epic MAC matchup on a Wednesday.
Gamethread for the NIU Huskies vs the UMass Minutemen.
Jordan Lynch has a Heisman-worthy performance vs the EMU Eagles.
No. 18 NIU Huskies take on the EMU Eagles in Dekalb, IL this Saturday.
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The No. 18 Northern Illinois Huskies prep to take on the Eastern Michigan Eagles on Saturday.
The Northern Illinois Huskies move up one spot in the USA Today Coaches Poll and stay at No. 23 in the AP Poll.
The Northern Illinois Huskies defeat the Central Michigan Chippewas 38-17.
The NIU Huskies take the road to Mt. Pleasant to take on the CMU Chippewas.
Injuries and depth chart news for the Northern Illinois Huskies as they battle the Central Michigan Chippewas this weekend.
News and notes for the Northern Illinois Huskies about recapping Akron, a new MAC Bowl game and looking at Central Michigan.
The Northern Illinois Huskies keep their rank at number 23 for a second straight week.
The NIU Huskies defeat the Akron Zips 27-20 in a competitive homecoming victory.
Follow along as the Northern Illinois Huskies take on the Akron Zips.
Northern Illinois Huskies vs Kent State Golden Flashes TV, Gametime, Online Streaming, Odds and more
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Greek Terms Relating to Law, Government and Democracy
Athenian Constitution (Athenaion Politeia)
Information on the Athenian Constitution attributed to Aristotle.
Ephors were selected by the assembly from the entire Spartiate body.
Unlike the residents without full citizenship (perioikoi), the helots were subjugated natives whom the Spartan citizenry (Spartiates) made work for them as serfs.
Greek Terms Relating to Law, Government and Democracy
Greek terms used in philosophy, drama, medicine, theology, the Olympics, social organization, and in a miscellaneous category.
A glossary entry on the political entity known in ancient Greece as the polis.
The perioikoi lived among the ancient Spartans. The perioikoi were residents of Sparta without full citizenship, but free, unlike the helots.
Eponymous Heroes
Each of the ten tribes of Athens was named for a hero. That is what is meant by an eponymous hero.
Glossary entry on axones.
The terms Achaea and Achaean are used in a few different contexts. Here are the main uses of the term Achaean.
Cithaeron is a mountain range in Greece that features in history and myth.


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Vinyl records, public phones, the typewriter…they all had their day before being replaced by newer, better technologies. Are resumes also becoming extinct in our digital world? read »
A common theme I hear from candidates in their mid fifties and older, is that being out of work when you are over 55 is the proverbial "kiss of death" to a career. I hear from these candidates that they feel overlooked and passed over, that their resumes go into the dreaded black hole and they don't get calls — let alone interviews — read »
Hiring mistakes can be costly in terms of employee morale, project delays, severance costs and additional hiring costs. While the cost of employee turnover varies widely by industry and job type, studies by the American Management Association and others report a range between 25% and 250% of annual salary per separating employee, with higher read »
Are you driven to figure out better ways to do things, ask the challenging questions, and employ your creative talents to make possibilities into realities for your employer? If you find yourself in a corporate job that is stifling your creativity — what to do? read »
Current research in the marketplace on the value mentoring adds to people's careers is scarce. Last month at Ivy Exec, we surveyed hundreds of our community members to gather their input on this topic. We wanted to understand firsthand how widespread mentoring is among our members, where and how they've found their mentors and the impact read »
There's a longstanding debate about whether or not the size of your company is a factor in overall job satisfaction. Is happiness on the job more likely to be found at a large company? Is working at a small company more satisfying?
Recent research we conducted with Ivy Exec members found the underlying causes of dissatisfaction at read »
At Ivy Exec we recently asked senior executives in 25 different industries what made them happy at work. I admit I was a bit surprised at the answer; money wasn't the key to happiness on the job.
While money was not unimportant, several other factors had more impact on happiness. In fact, the number one factor contributing to read »
As a recruiter I am always trying to get past the information on the resume, which is the sanitized, neatly organized version of reality. I have a set of questions I ask to penetrate beneath the surface. Here are 4 favorite 'nail biters' with an explanation of what the questions are really probing, and how to answer them…
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by Jackie Vance
By Shelly Mesure
By Gary Tetz
An Ohio nursing home has been trying to care for residents who became defiant after speaking with a state inspector, according to legal charges reported Monday by Courthouse News Service.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health did not follow standard policies pertaining to nursing home inspections, according to a review released by the state Department of Health.
A long-term care facility that has been slapped with a civil monetary penalty has 10 days to file for an independent informal dispute resolution process, according to a recent manual update from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
A long-term care facility slapped with a civil monetary penalty has a chance for an independent informal dispute resolution, according to new manual guidance from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services was justified in fining a Kentucky skilled nursing facility $4,050 a day for three months following a resident's death, a U.S. Appeals Court recently ruled.
In a blow to Medicaid-certified long-term care providers in the nation's capital, officials announced the District of Columbia would not make Medicaid payments during the federal government shutdown.
Slapped with an Immediate Jeopardy citation for serving undercooked eggs to residents, a nursing home took its defense to a federal appeals court — and won. The court staked out limits on how government agencies interpret vague regulations.
A Texas nursing home recently won a legal battle challenging an Immediate Jeopardy citation for serving undercooked eggs to residents.
Nursing homes that dispute a deficiency citation without Immediate Jeopardy and want it stricken from the public record should consider withholding a plan of correction, a recent court ruling suggests.
Nursing homes that dispute a deficiency citation without Immediate Jeopardy and want it stricken from public record should consider withholding a plan of correction (POC), according to a recent federal court ruling.
Regional authorities will decide whether to conduct full surveys of deemed long-term care providers that are cited for Immediate Jeopardy, according to recently revised guidelines from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
An Oklahoma nursing home faces a $1.3 million Immediate Jeopardy fine for failing to appropriately supervise a registered sex offender resident.
An Alabama nursing home that did not properly handle a resident with pressure sores on her feet is on the hook for Immediate Jeopardy fines of nearly $135,000, a federal appeals court recently affirmed.
The seventh annual McKnight's Online Expo begins today. The event kicks off with five CE-approved webcasts today (Wednesday) and tomorrow (Thursday). Webcast topics include finding capital, wound care, handling Immediate Jeopardy issues, MDS 3.0 and the use of computer avatars in the long-term care setting.
The best "prime" opportunity for long-term care professionals to learn the latest information about many of the top issues in long-term care is at hand. Prime? Two days. Five free webcasts. Seven years running for the annual McKnight's Online Expo. Appropriately, there are a lot of prime numbers associated with this year's event, which already has shattered all previous registration record.
No travel is required to take part in the seventh annual McKnight's Online Expo, which starts Wednesday. Simply register for free online and join the expo from the comfort of your own computer.
Each week brings more examples of nursing homes fined for Immediate Jeopardy citations. The latest high-profile cases have involved pressure sore care and a resident engaging in inappropriate touching, showing how broadly providers have to look to create effective policies around Immediate Jeopardy.
A federal appeals court recently upheld Immediate Jeopardy penalties against a North Carolina skilled nursing facility that it agreed did not respond adequately to a resident's inappropriate touching of other residents and staff.
An Alabama nursing home that did not properly handle a resident with pressure sores on her feet is on the hook for Immediate Jeopardy fines of nearly $135,000, a federal appeals court recently affirmed.
An immediate jeopardy citation can throw a long-term care facility into a crisis, but providers can use the government's guidelines as a quality assessment tool. That's the topic of one of the presentations at the seventh annual McKnight's Online Expo. Additional sessions will give an update on the Minimum Data Set, offer insight into relational agents in a healthcare setting, target wound care research and describe the current outlook for obtaining capital.
When is face-to-face contact with a resident not such a good idea? When an avatar can do better. That's just one lesson researchers like Timothy Bickmore, Ph.D., are proving. Bickmore is an assistant professor in the College of Computer and Information Science at Northeastern University.
The seventh annual McKnight's Online Expo will kick off with five CE-approved webcasts on March 20 and 21. Expo participants can also take advantage of the online exhibition hall to connect with vendors and get insight into the latest products.
Is it a nursing home ... or a prison? That sounds like a shady lawyer trolling for clients, but it's an urgent question for the residents of Rocky Hill, CT. And it may be a pressing question for communities across the country in the near future.
An Oklahoma provider is appealing after it was slapped with Immediate Jeopardy citations and $168,000 in fines for housing inmates injured in a prison riot.
An Oklahoma nursing home was slapped with $168,000 in fines after taking in jailed inmates following a prison riot.
A newly proposed rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services would, in some cases, reduce civil monetary penalties (CMP) issued against nursing homes by as much as 50%.


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Wednesday night's game between the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors came down to the wire, and after an impressive driving layup and free throw from Stephen Curry, the Warriors led by one in the closing seconds.
And then this happened:
At some point, it might have occurred to the Warriors that letting LeBron James get a shot off in single coverage wasn't the ideal way to defend that possession, but it was too late.
LeBron was understandably pumped up after the Heat's 111-110 victory heading into the All-Star break.
And James' peers around the NBA were blown away.
Hahahahah at Lebron. Get some of that—
BRANDON JENNINGS (@BrandonJennings) February 13, 2014
Kendall Marshall (@KButter5) February 13, 2014
Even the Warriors' official Twitter account was at a loss for words.
Oh no ….—
Golden St. Warriors (@warriors) February 13, 2014
But that's just what this guy does. And we're all lucky to be able to watch it.


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Prototype LP400 by Jared Nickerson - GP2010/07
Limited Edition A2 (420mm x 594mm) Lithographic Print on 200gsm Elemental Chlorine Free FSC Certified Pulp - £25.00
Step aside kids, Jared Nickerson has entered the arena. The man who puts the fun in vector shows his slicker side with his very own take on Lamborghini's ever stylish Countach (Prototype LP400) for our seventh limited edition print of 2010.
From his Seattle studio, Jared creates his iconic characters and slick branding for some of the hippest brands in town. J3Concepts have pushed the flavour for Nike, Adidas and The Kings of Leon.
The man doesn't slack, he's also Art Director for European based clothing label laFraise and co-founder of renowned vector community BloodSweatVector, both enjoy a healthy online following and regular nods from publications such as Computer Arts.
Bold, colourful and dazzling, wherever Jared's work ends up it certainly gets noticed. Recent products have included iPhone cases, T-Shirts, video games and even umbrellas!
King of characters, Jared's work has earned him a worldwide rep. His trademark style which at first glance looks cute on closer inspection reveals a darker berry, it's as addictive as E622.
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Albany -- The Merck Chemical plant, a staple of the local workforce for over half a century, will close at the end of next year.
Workers at the Merck Flint River plant in Albany learned this morning that the facility will close by the fourth quarter of 2006.
Layoffs were announced earlier this year, but today, the 350 employees found out they will all be out of work within the next 12 months.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Radio host and former UT football player Erik Ainge was arrested early Sunday morning on DUI charges.
A Knoxville police officer noticed a GMC Sierra swerving in and out of traffic on I-40 West near the West Hills exit around 1:15 a.m.. The officer stopped the car.
Ainge failed field sobriety tests and was arrested for DUI, implied consent, and roadway lane violation, according to Knoxville Police Department spokesman Darrell DeBusk.
The arresting officer reported that Ainge had dilated pupils and slurred speech. Ainge also performed poorly on a sobriety field test.
At the time of his arrest, Ainge refused to submit to a blood test under the implied consent law.
Ainge was released at 5:21 a.m. on a $500 bond, according to Knox County Sheriff's Department.
Ainge's battles with drug use and a bipolar mood disorder were previously detailed in a March 2011 interview at espn.com. Ainge told the website, in his words, that his addiction is with "the hardest of hard drugs-- heroin, cocaine and alcohol."
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During a May 2011 interview with 6 Sports, Ainge said his painkiller addiction started during his senior season at Tennessee, the result of an injury to the little finger on his throwing hand.
Ainge played as a quarterback for the Volunteers from 2004 until 2007.
"The problem definitely went much further than anyone at Tennessee'" said Ainge. "The only thing Tennessee did was write me the few prescriptions for the first month or two, not even."
"They prescribed me the medication like they would for anybody else, and a week-long prescription, it would last me a day. The problem was Erik, not the doctors. I am the one that is ultimately responsible for my drug use, not anybody else."
"I would have to find other ways to satisfy my drug use. I would go other places. I would use drug dealers. I would use people that were fans of mine. They would have medication and just give it to me."
Ainge was selected by the New York Jets in the fifth round of the 2008 NFL draft. He said his drug problem got worse when he turned professional.
"I used to get $22,000 game checks and I used to not even deposit them in the bank," Ainge said. "I would just cash them and keep the money on me. And I would just buy drugs with it and then I would keep what I didn't spend on me."
Ainge was suspended by the NFL for a violation of their drug policy in 2009. He entered rehab in 2009, was clean for a while, but then relapsed with alcohol. He went into rehab again in 2010.
Ainge never returned to the NFL.
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The former UT football player insists he has been sober since July 17, 2010, saying that has not changed.
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hmm wonder what this'll sound like..
I think I like it... But it sounds way too lo-fi ?
only one of theirs I've listened to other than choirs. i like it.
it's a live recording.
wow, terrible looking bandcamp. excited to listen though
actually sounds decent
So boring.
FLAC or die.
then buy it like i did! the flac on bandcamp is 24bit, worth it :]
FLAC or die.
Do you need a special player to listen to FLAC?
lol flac
"Do you need a special player to listen to FLAC?"
Are you kidding?
Skipped through track three.
Already almost sure it's better than Blue and Cyote.
This is so good.
"Are you kidding?"
Uh, no. I've never used it before. Why else would I ask about it?
no you don't. just use winamp/foobar. [:
Pretty good.
Better be freaking better than Coyote.Digging: Amen Dunes - Love
Digging: Amen Dunes - Love
I never really got into that album for some reason. I have no idea why.
I'll give this a listen.
Huh, maybe I should give it another shot. I only listened to it a few times and then just kind of moved on.
So far, this seems promising.
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FLAC is dumb unless it's for dumb archival reasons.
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i'm one of those fags that can hear the difference between mp3 and flac about 95% of the time. so eh. i know it's not for everyone, but i dl flac. :]
Pretty cool.
I don't think you have superhuman hearing, DarkNoctus. Unless you have studio-quality sound equipment.
Anything above $20 headphones and the difference is pretty huge between a standard 128kbps mp3 and a FLAC
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