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Hubert Senters: Co-founder of TradeTheMarkets.com
Hubert Senters was born in Paintsville, KY with an entrepreneurial personality that encouraged him to try out new businesses and careers paths.
Hubert left college in 1994 and headed off to launch a successful mobile on-site fleet maintenance company. His new business provided complete preventative maintenance, mechanical repairs to large and small companies. Eventually Hubert was managing 32 employees and running revenue of $4.8 million per year. This successful venture of Hubert's was ultimately acquired by one of the leading national oil companies.
Hubert Senters was in the process of building this organization when he met the David (Transmission shop chain owner). Hubert had worked with David in the past but thought nothing else of it. One day, David invited Hubert to his office to watch him day trade. Hubert was intrigued by the offer and visited David and watched him make money by the minute. Four hours later, Senters was hooked to day trading online. After watching David make eighteen thousand dollars in that short period of time, Hubert knew he had to know more about what made the trading market work. Hubert departed on a journey to learn all he could about trading trading.
Hubert Senters continued to sit next to his new trading mentor every day for a year. He was determined to learn all that his mentor knew of the stock market and decipher how he read the market. Hubert maintained the same discipline he teaches today. He did not place his first trade until one year later. Over the next 18 months Hubert helped David manage $25 thousand and turn it into $862 thousand before taking a 20% drawdown. Once Hubert started trading, there was no turning back. He had found his niche.
Hubert Senters eventually sold his fleet maintenance company and went into online trading full time. Hubert has been online trading ever since for the last 10 years.
Hubert Senters launched TradetheMarkets.com in 2000 with John Carter. He is often heard calling out his trades live in our day trading chat room. Hubert Senters has garnered a loyal trading community following with his keen sense of the trading markets, his frank teaching style, and his willingness to help others learn from him.
Hubert Senters is a professional day trader and successful entrepreneur. His philosophy is that, "If you want to achieve something in life, find someone who is good at what you want to do and and learn everything they know about it." That very philosophy has made Hubert Senters a successful day trader today. Hubert is a firm believer that you need to have your own style and method of trading that works for you.
Hubert's favorite indicator is the Senters squeeze indicator which he uses on a daily basis. Hubert uses the Squeeze to systematically catch volatility and know the market direction. Hubert has found that trading with the squeeze indicator provides him with reliability, consistency and the potential for profitability while day trading. For him, the squeeze indicator does not require an extensive amount of judgment, thought or time and therefore, minimizes stress while trading the markets.
Hubert Senters' goal is to achieve a comfortable lifestyle, and building up wealth to pass on to his kids and put money away for the future. Spare time is spent enjoying life, family and friends. When he's not trading, he takes photos of his three kids playing sports, investing in other small business, angel investing and always searching for low risk high return investment some common and some very uncommon.


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CALUMET CITY | Calumet City police will conduct a traffic enforcement for the July 4 holiday focusing on both drunken and unbuckled drivers, according to a news release.
The traffic enforcement will be conducted during late-night hours, as statistics show a disproportionate number of traffic deaths occur late at night and involve a drunken driver and/or unbuckled motorist.
The statewide enforcement will be from June 28 through July 7.
"Year in and year out, Independence Day is one of the deadliest holidays due to an increase in drunk-driving fatalities," Calumet City Police Chief Ed Gilmore said. "Too many people die each year due to those who chose to drive after drinking, so our officers will be out in full force this Fourth of July showing zero tolerance for drunk drivers and belt law violators."
The law enforcement crackdown is funded by federal traffic safety funds through the Illinois Department of Transportation's Division of Traffic Safety.


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Elder Scrolls Online: Crafting
Another topic players have been eager to learn more on is how crafting will work in ESO. Fortunately we've found out a little more.
Despicable Me 2 Trailer
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Gru is back! And so are the minions!!!
True First-Person Mode Available for Elder Scrolls Online at Launch
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From everything we are seeing about the game this week, ZeniMax has definitely been listening to fan feedback.
Elder Scrolls Online: Players Will Be Able to Play in Other Alliances
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Zenimax held a two-day preview event last week for gaming journalists to get a hands on with the game and we are starting to learn about a few changes they've made in response to fan feedback.
Black Adam Confirmed for Injustice, Martian Manhunter is "Background Character"
Black Adam is officially confirmed as a playable character for Injustice.
BKV and Martin's Private Eye #1 On Sale Online
The creative team is asking readers to name their price for the first issue.
Hollywood Shocker: Wolverine Movie to Feature Stabbing
A new still from the movie confirms that Wolverine will stab things with his claws.
Tom Cruise to Ruin Another TV Spy Franchise
The actor is rumored to be the lead in a new movie adaptation of the 1960s spy show.
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Chuck Austen pitched a romantic comedy series called Nekkid Bottoms.
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Sir Ian McKellen will be the officiant at Sir Patrick Stewart's wedding.
Ken Watanabe Joins Legendary Picture's Godzilla
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The famous Asian actor is joining the cast of the Legendary Picture's remake/revamp.
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The promo for Teen Titans Go is here! As a wise man once said, "Sometimes, dead is better."
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Dancer and choreographer Melvin Louis has taken it upon himself to spread hip hop culture in Mumbai. This fortnight, the 25-year old founder and director of the institute Dance Inc will hold the two-week-long One Mumbai Dance Festival, in which he will conduct workshops in sub-genres of hip hop dance such as krumphop (krumping and hip hop), stomping, hip hop performed to dubstep and electronic music, locking, popping and tutting. Yes, you read correctly: tutting. We give you the low-down on the latest craze.
1. It's all about dancing like the Egyptians – the deceased pharaohs to be precise.
The movement vocabulary of tutting is inspired by ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and drawings, in which the models position their hands and arms straight and flat. The style is named after the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, perhaps one of the earliest "tutters", the term used for practitioners of the style.
2. It's all about doing the right thing.
The tutter has to execute all the moves – which involve elbows, wrists, shoulders and fingers – with their limbs held at a 90-degree angle. What makes a good tutting routine? The criteria include formations, variations, transitions and fluidity of the moves. The easiest and most striking pose is the duck tut, in which the hand is bent at the knuckles to make the shape of a duck's beak.
3. Bugs Bunny has had a hand in its popularity.
In one of the more popular tutting videos on the web, the hare tries to pass himself off as an Egyptian king by tutting in the cartoon A Hare Grows in Manhattan (1947). One of the pioneers of tutting, Mark Benson, who goes by the name of King Tut, is said to have been inspired by this video. Recently, the dance was seen in the closing credits of Step Up 3D, in which Jay Gutierrez aka JSmooth does a fabulous rendition of finger tutting for over three minutes in one long, amazing take.
4. It's magic of the practical kind.
"Arms are used to make illusions," said Louis, who first saw the group JabbaWockeeZ present the style in the first season of the US television series America's Best Dance Crew. "The quicker you go, the better the illusion," he said, adding that tutting should leave the viewers gasping, "How did that happen?" Initially, he said, the "notion of tutting was that it was limited, that you can't do much with it." But then, he added, "groups like Jabba WockeeZ and Kaba Modern mastered tutting and went superfast with it. They showed that one could fuse it with other styles and there is scope to experiment."
5. It won't hurt you.
Since the movements are centred on the arms, it is often used by dancers as a breather from vigorous dancing. "All you have to remember is the flow of the movements," said Louis. The challenge, however, is to cope with the pace and the continuous flow of the steps. "You have to give a robotic feel to the movements," he said.
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I have yet to find a city in Korea that does not have free 2MB broadband. In 2006, when I lived in Korea, I had 1GB up and down DSL speeds at my house for around $80 US. When I got back to the US, my mobile provider informed me that my data plan was 5GB. I asked "per second?" They responded "per month." To say that the US is falling behind is not some ploy, Dr. to be Layton. It's real, and the companies you consult are some of the main reasons. Let's get more competition and less corruption in American service providers.
Twenty-five years ago, America was seized with fear that Japan would overtake the U.S. Those fears proved false. Japan has suffered a recession for more than two decades, and today we welcome Japan's participation in America's economy.
In the last decade, both Japan and the U.S. made significant investments in fixed and mobile broadband, each investing tens of billions annually with per capita expenditures for both countries well above $200 per person, some of the highest rates in the world, even exceeding South Korea. But Japan has peaked in broadband investment; the U.S. is still investing. In just the last three years, wired and wireless providers have invested more than $250 billion into America's infrastructure.
Unlike the U.S., Japan, for all its broadband investment, has not managed to capture significant value in the Internet industry. The U.S. has some 15 Internet giants, but Japan has only two: Yahoo Japan (a joint venture between SoftBank and Yahoo) and Rakuten, a Japanese e-commerce website. Indeed, almost all Japanese companies and households still use fax machines — 1.7 million units were bought in 2012.
Just like the unfounded fears of Japan taking over America, a new bogeyman has been invented — an argument that America is allegedly falling behind Japan and other regions in broadband. This scare tactic has been employed opportunistically both by those who advocate government intervention in broadband and by companies with a regulatory objective.
While certain critics love to conjure a European broadband utopia, as an American academic at a Danish university, I am hard-pressed to find a European who would subscribe to such a notion. Indeed, European Commissioner for the Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes observes that Verizon LTE reaches more than 90 percent of Americans; no European carrier can claim the same for Europeans.
This week, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, Japan's richest man, who turned SoftBank into the country's most profitable operator, spoke to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C.
Son likes a challenge, and sees turnaround potential in Sprint, an operator plagued by bad technology decisions and poor management. In rather contradictory remarks, he praised the U.S. for being the best country in the world with the greatest Internet economy (and an Internet GDP bigger than the total GDPs of Switzerland, Sweden, Ireland or Israel), but conjured the bogeyman with the hope to win regulatory approval for a possible attempt of Sprint to acquire T-Mobile. He made false provocations about America not being competitive, while forgetting that Japan has greater market concentration than the U.S., and a government-owned incumbent.
Son described the mobile Internet as the "most important infrastructure for the 21st century," but mischaracterized America's leadership, citing OpenSignal's flawed study of 16 random countries, which ranked the U.S. 15th in LTE speed. A far more reliable measure of broadband speeds across major networks is Akamai's quarterly report, which shows a consistent gain for the U.S. from 2009 to today. According to Akamai, five states and Washington, D.C., if ranked globally, make the Top 10 for average connection speeds. Akamai also found that U.S. peak mobile speed doubled — from 7.5 megabits per second to 15 Mbps — between 3Q12 and 3Q13, and average peak broadband speed rose from 29.6 Mbps to 37 Mbps.
The U.S. can't be falling behind in speeds if the most reliable measure shows gains year after year, and it's not possible for the U.S. to be world's biggest Internet economy while having subpar broadband networks.
Son knows that competition in the mobile industry comes from technology, not the number of competitors. This fact is evident in Son's jettisoning Sprint's Kansas headquarters to set up command central in Silicon Valley — next to Google and Apple, companies about which he grumbled at the 2011 Mobile World Congress, "take all the upside while the mobile providers become dumb pipes."
Complaining that the industry is not competitive is a frequent ploy by the third or fourth competitor to compensate in sympathy for what it lacks in business practice. But AT&T and Verizon are not to blame for their competitors' mistakes. Son knows that at the end of the day he has to make results, not rely on an imaginary bogeyman that America is allegedly falling behind.
Roslyn Layton is a doctoral fellow in the Center for Communication, Media and Information Studies at Aalborg University in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is also a vice-president of Strand Consult, an independent consultancy for mobile operators, and a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Reach her @RoslynLayton.
what Paul said. The 'fail' in American mobile isn't bandwidth, it's the obscene bend-over of customers. Until T-Mobile came along, the lowest price you could pay for iPhone service was about $70/month. Even if you didn't want data or texts - that's $70 for dial-tone.
This kind of "research" is the new global warming denial, except it is brought to you by Verizon and AT&T instead of Exxon and Mobil.
Americans want gigabit fiber, they don't want LTE networks that cost $10 a Gigabyte.
Contrary to propaganda, FTTH is the cheapest way to provide internet service in the long term to urban, suburban, and rural locations. Other kinds of service cost less at the beginning, but other alternatives require expensive power consumption, expensive hardware with a short lifetime, vulnerable outside plant that fails calling outages, and generally higher costs. In the case of wireless networks, customers start paying these higher costs right away.
$10 a Gigabyte LTE is a dream destroyer. No longer can you afford to download a $20 game that is a 4G download (yep, the games industry will disappear except for Candy Crush Saga.) No Netflix, No Youtube, unless you're a billionaire. No online backup. No downloading security updates for your OS. (Except they'll sue you all the way to bankruptcy court when a virus you got because you couldn't afford security updates gets you a $10,000 bill.)
Maybe they'll have to start putting optical discs in tablets...
JoeyR is correct.Here are some real-world numbers for you:in New York City, my DSL broadband connection provided by Verizon maxes out at 3Mbps. (Yes, that's "three.")May I repeat:that's in NEW YORK CITY, not some distant, hard-to-reach backwoods area.Apparently Verizon and Time Warner Cable (the only broadband providers in NYC) have a no-compete deal, so customers like me have no place else to go for a decent Internet connection.I applaud Softbank's Masayoshi Son for injecting some competition into the U.S. broadband market, and I hope he's successful.
This has got to be the dumbest article ever. When people are talking about America's broadband fail, they aren't talking about *mobile*.


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Last night in Alabama (of course) there was what can only be described as a massive brawl between, well, everyone inside the Alabama State University Acadome.
During the 5A Boys State Basketball playoff game between Montgomery's G.W. Carver High School and Valley High, a hard foul with 6:23 remaining in the 4th quarter ignited a free-for-all that involved players, people in the stands, kids, bears, and possibly a fire-breathing dragon. In other words, it got pretty nuts.
Carver-Montgomery was leading Valley 52-37 when play was stopped. But here's my favorite quote from the entire episode.
"This game has been forfeited because Valley doesn't have any players left to participate," said AHSAA Associative Exectuive Director Joe Evans.
Yes, that'll happen when your entire team starts taking swings at the opposing team.
According to reports, somewhere between 10 to 12 people were detained after the fight.
And here's one more picture for the road.
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Taken from Kerry Park in Seattle Washington.
My Rangefinder Collection… on Flickr.
…is slowly growing. The most recent addition to my litter is the Canonet QL17 GIII. I found it at a vintage market in impeccable condition and bargained the price down to $25! I'm shooting my first roll of film on it now.
Atop the Space Needle on Flickr.
View of Seattle from the Space Needle Observation Deck.
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Three shots of the Seattle skyline taken roughly 20 minutes apart (right to left) seen from Kerry Park. From this angle, it looks like Mount Rainier is close to the city. In reality the mountain is about 75 miles away!
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I was on a last minute business trip to Seattle this week. Although known for it's gloomy weather, Seattle was actually quite nice during the week, a good break from the New England humidity!
The City from Alcatraz on Flickr.
Highlights from San Francisco:
This way is overdue, but here are some photos I've taken during my time in San Francisco this past winter. I really love this city; just walking around you can tell it's filled with so much culture and art.
San Francisco has the biggest Chinatown outside of Asia. I went to see the annual Chinese New Year parade (and to get bubble tea).
In the Mission District, there's a huge display of graffiti artwork in Clarion Alley. It's amazing to see so much detailed and vibrant work from these local artists.
Lastly, Battery Spencer is a great place to view the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. My sister Amy and I came to photograph it right at sunset.
..and to do some quick light painting!
Looking through all the photos of SF makes me really miss being there! I'll definitely want to visit the city and the Bay area again.
Alcatraz Island Trip:
Back in January while I was doing my senior project in Silicon Valley, a few of my friends and I took an excursion to Alcatraz Island. This famous island was just a 15 minute ferry ride from Pier 33.
The $27 ferry ticket included access to all the attractions on the island, including a walking audio tour inside the retired prison.
It was very eerie walking down the halls of Alcatraz. The audio tour made it feel like you were there, way back when the prison was still occupied.
From the audio tour I learned the many violent outbreak attempts there were from the prison. The Gun Gallery, where many weapons were stored, was broken into and used for escape during the Battle of Alcatraz in May of 1946.
Although inside the prison was gloomy, the rest of the island was surprisingly peaceful. In fact while the prison was occupied, families used to live in houses on the island.
There is a great panoramic view of the city from the island. You could see both the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges. Being an inmate, it must be tough knowing you were so close yet so far away from the city.
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To Luke:
My relationship with Luke Robins would be seen as trivial especially in the eyes to anyone close to him, but the short time we talked has made a completely indescribable and incredibly profound impact on a small part of my life.
I first downloaded the iPhone App Grindr about 9 months ago in an infatuation of curiosity. To my shock horror it became a place where I could wait for someone to find out about me, or vise versa to discover new people for [in my case] intellectual or humorous conversation, rather than just NOODZ and quickies.
Grindr was somewhere I would often relieve my problems, ideas and thought, the good and the bad. Luke was someone I first met on the app and he became a person who I often talked too. After a long day, I might just sit down in my lounge room and unwind with Luke and he the same. We had an amazing relationship, one that there was no hate, lying or conformity. One where we didn't care if one or the other did or din't replied or said something we didn't want to hear. And although we never met, or even added each other on facebook (the basic fundamental of nearly so many acquaintances) I will miss that short time we knew each other all those months ago.
What happened to you last night was one of the most horrible and inhumane things I can possibly imagine. When I first heard about your death I did not know how I could possibly cope catching a bus from that bus shelter ever again, but I know sooner or later down the track every time I'm waiting there for a bus I will remember the great people out there like you and the kindness in peoples' hearts.
Thank you so much Luke, your existence and mind has not been wasted, many many people I'm sure especially the ones who knew you better will miss you dearly. I hope where ever you are now you're happy.
I fucking hate all Mona Lisa renditions. Oh wow you're so fucking ironic.
I'm sorry to be a bitchy cunt, but this issue needs to be addressed now.
The first thing I was ever told in year 7 art class was "Huw!! Stay away from parodying the Mona fucking Lisa, it's been done to death!". While some would say "Oh who cares? Do what you like, it doesn't matter what an art teacher tells you, art is art", I would not agree with "some" on this matter! I happen to quite strongly and firmly agree with my first art teacher Rodney Grant.
There is nothing remotely innovative or original in extraditing ideas out of this fantastic artwork anymore, no matter how witty or intelligent the approach is. It's become a symbol of lost meaning and "hilarious" ironic disposition. I love the original and Duchamp's version. But enough's enough, there are other things to do around here.
It was the loneliest day of my life,
You're talking at me, but I'm still far away
One of the best video installations I've ever seen.
The Clock is an art installation by video artist Christian Marclay (born 1955). It is in effect a clock, but it is made of a 24-hour montage of thousands of time-related scenes from movies and some TV shows, meticulously edited to be shown in "real time": each scene contains an indication of time (for instance, a timepiece, or a piece of dialogue) that is synchronized to show the actual time. The Clock debuted at London's White Cube gallery in 2010.
The Clock has been sold to several art museums.
Today I shared an umbrella with a boy
Early this night I caught a bus home. We [the passengers] were stuck to one another, and pressed onto the surrounding walls inside the bus. Unlike some I rather enjoy a crowded bus or train whilst listening to good music (especially on a rainy night)
Upon arrival to my stop I very appropriately, listening to 'Oxford Comma' by Vampire Weekend, burst out the bus doors and as always when in a deep musical trance I danced in my walk.
The pure happiness and enlightenment attained from my playlist diminished as the rain became heavier. Whilst annoyed about becoming drenched, I was much more preoccupied about keeping my art diary dry. I grabbed my umbrella and tried opening it but to my great misfortune the entire handle fell off. "FUCK. FUCK."
THIS was the point when, I, the damsel in distress was saved by my knight in shining armour. A boy around my age, perhaps slightly older, had run over to me and offered if I'd like to share his umbrella. He was just so beautiful (cute, pretty, simple, neat and the most kissable smile), it nearly killed me on the spot. Of course my reply was "sgsxcfxgftvcgsgxy… YES!"
He walked me to the traffic crossing, as we stood silently there was an awkwardness but it was an awkwardness of adrenaline and eye fucking. We crossed the road in silence too, but I could see him smiling which made me smile too.
I told him which way I was going, unfortunately he was off in the other direction.
I'M SUCH A STUPID FUCK, all I did was then thank him and leave… I was way too over my head and giddy to even think about giving my number or asking his name.
What could have happened, could only have happened. He or she who hesitates is lost.


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Most people would only feel wealthy if they made twice their current income.
That includes people making $10 million, who think they'd feel like they "made it" when they reached $20 million. CNBC has the full story.


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Time for a Mail Server Switch?
Therefore, with the popular Microsoft Exchange 5.5 mail servers extended life-cycle support coming to an end on Dec. 31, 2005, its time for even the most loyal Exchange 5.5 customer to start looking for a replacement.
Fortunately, were seeing a new wave of enterprise-class mail servers in 2005 so companies will have a wide variety of choices.
Microsoft, of course, would like you to stay with Exchange. The question many CIOs are dealing with though is: Which Exchange?
On the one hand, you have Exchange 2003. But, Microsoft has been slow off the mark keeping it updated.
This week, for example, Microsoft elected to release a CTP (Community Technology Preview) in lieu of a Server 2003 SP2 beta release.
Still, even hardware vendors, and not just integrators or e-mail outsourcers, are getting into the Exchange 5.5 to 2003 integration business. Dell Inc., for example, is offering fixed-rate, fixed-time and fixed-scope bundles, which start at $5,000 for 100 mailboxes.
On the other hand, the next release of Exchange, Exchange 12, is expected in the 2006 to 2007 time frame. Would a CIO want to move to Exchange 2003, with all the expense and trouble that accompanies any major infrastructure shift, only to face another migration within two years?
Its a tough choice, and many ISVs (independent software vendors) are seeing an opportunity to wean enterprises off Exchange.
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A website claiming to be the official site of Oakland Mayor Jean Quan appeared recently, mimicking the official Oakland website entirely, but adding a statement of support for "Occupy Oakland" demonstrations that did not come from Quan, according to officials in the mayor's office.
The website at www.oaklandmayor.com is almost an exact replica of the city's official website at www.oaklandnet.com, including previous statements the mayor has made on the Occupy Oakland protests.
But the website has added a fabricated letter purportedly from Quan apologizing to protesters for the police response to protests Tuesday, where the Occupy Oakland encampments at Frank Ogawa Plaza were raided, resulting in dozens of arrests, and police used tear gas, rubber bullets and smoke grenades to keep protesters away from the plaza later that night.
"I offer my sincere apology for ordering the violent repression of the Occupy Oakland encampment in front of city hall," the fake statement stated.
The letter, which was also distributed at Occupy Oakland demonstrations, went on to say that Quan endorsed Occupy Oakland's calls for a general strike in Oakland on Nov. 2. The mayor's office released a statement Saturday clarifying that the letter was "bogus."
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The Occupy Oakland general assembly has called for a general strike on Wednesday, November 2, 2011, and I heartily endorse this call. The Occupy Oakland encampment was just the kind of experiment in mutual aid and direct democracy that is needed. And a general strike could bring this to a new level. In fact, I want to up the ante to show I'm on the right side of history again.
Oakland was the last city in the U.S. to have a general strike, in 1946, and it was known as a "work holiday." This harks back to the first call for a general strike in 1832: William Benbow's pamphlet, "Grand National Holiday," in which he called a month‐long strike. I propose we do that! … There's plenty of wealth to go around. We just have to share it… I say ban the banks and abolish money. The people are breaking out of their acquiescence. They can make decisions over their own lives. The Occupy Oakland encampment prefigured a way of life that makes the status quo obsolete. Instead of an exploitative system based on the buying and selling of things and our time, let us create a life of ease, gaeity and pleasure for all, as William Benbow originally suggested. Let us not only shut the city down. Let us take it over and run it in a wholly new way. Together we can make every day a holiday.
If only this were accurate…
"It's not every day you get to see a night court magistrate smack down the governor of Tennessee," a legal observer said outside the Metro Courthouse at 2:30 a.m. today, as fog shrouded downtown in mist.
Yet that's what happened in the early morning hours, as Metro Night Court Judge Tom Nelson told the troopers who arrested 25 peaceful Occupy Nashville protesters at midnight on Legislative Plaza — along with Scene reporter Jonathan Meador, who was attempting to get off the plaza when he was cuffed and hauled off — that the curfew being enforced at the Capitol had no constitutional grounds whatsoever.
"I have reviewed the regulations of the state of Tennessee, and I can find no authority anywhere for anyone to authorize a curfew anywhere on Legislative Plaza," Judge Nelson told a grimacing trooper, before ordering the immediate release of everyone arrested.
Some 30 additional protesters greeted those released with cheers and chants of "This is how democracy works!" They were last seen at 4 a.m. marching victoriously up Deaderick Street — back to Legislative Plaza.
Meador, meanwhile, greeted news of his imminent release with a tweet from custody: "Can I go home now?" His request of a ride home from Gov. Haslam for the inconvenience was met with silence.
Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL), longtime civil rights activist, gives long and impassioned speech on the House floor in fierce support of #OCCUPYWALLSTREET and denouncing the actions of the Oakland city government. (26 October 2011)
"Don't give up, don't give out, and please don't give in!"
THE OCCUPY movement's most powerful unifying factor has been its clear and simple identification of the key problem in American society: the divide between the vast majority of the population—the 99 percent—and the richest and most powerful 1 percent.
This 99 percent/1 percent formulation isn't just a statement about income inequality in the U.S. today. It's also an acknowledgement that the 1 percent largely controls the government and is therefore able to rig laws, taxes and regulations in its favor.
If you look at opinion polls on questions like taxing the rich, regulating Wall Street, spending money on jobs, prioritizing economic growth over cutting the deficit or preserving and protecting Social Security and Medicare, you'll find popular, often lopsided, majorities opposed to austerity and in favor of "redistributionist" policies.
Yet the dysfunctional government seems incapable—and not even much interested—in doing much of anything to meet these popular demands. By contrast, Congress acted with tremendous speed—and with little regard for the deficit—to appropriate hundreds of billions of dollars for the banks and other corporations when the financial crisis struck in 2008.
In theory, we're all equal at the ballot box, and so popular majorities should be able to force politicians to address their concerns. But the Occupy movement has caught fire because millions of Americans realize that the way Washington works in reality bears no resemblance to the political science textbook explanations.
So how does the 1 percent get away with it?
From last night's press release from the Oakland Police Department:
Q. Did the Police deploy rubber bullets, flash-bag grenades?
A. No, the loud noises that were heard originated from M-80 explosives thrown at Police by protesters.
The San Francisco Chronicle begs to differ:
Protesters scattered in both directions on Broadway as the tear gas canisters and several flash-bang grenades went off. Regrouping, protesters tried to help one another and offered each other eye drops.
Moar disinformation:
Q. Did the Police use tear gas?
A. Yes, the Police used a limited amount of tear gas for a small areas as a defense against protesters who were throwing various objects at Police Officers as they approached the area.
Or at protesters who were helping injured people. Or, for just hanging out in the streets, really. Take it away, IBT:
California police resorted to tear gas as many as five times Tuesday, attempting to force hundreds of Occupy Oakland protesters to disperse.
So was it used to make them disperse, or was it used in self-defense? Were flash-bangs used, or were they not used? The videos certainly seem to show that they were used in copious amounts.
This is nonsense. Interim Police Chief Howard Jordan must resign.
Young Democratic Socialists (YDS) of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) endorse Occupy Wall Street
The Young Democratic Socialists endorse the Occupy Wall Street movement and its demand for justice. We join the demonstrators in taking a stand against corporate power and neoliberal politicians. These protests have been condemned in the press as class warfare, but in the words of a protestor on Wall Street, "they only call it class warfare when we fight back."
We must draw on the great traditions of resistance in our history – the Patriots, the Abolitionists, the Suffragettes, Industrial Unionism, the Civil Rights Movement, and the feminist and LGBT movements – and engage our creative imagination in forming a movement for the 2010s. We must bear witness, but we must moreover build power that can challenge the commanding heights of capitalism, and succeed in changing laws in the people's favor. We must make demands on the state, and we must win. In the spirit of solidarity, we encourage the movement to demand:
- A public jobs program
- The nationalization of failed banks
- Medicare for all
- The forgiveness of student debt
- An end to foreclosures
- Substantial investment in clean energy
We can fund these vital public policies if we reverse the Bush and Reagan tax cuts for the top two per cent, restore effective corporate taxation, and end wasteful military spending. And we can only reverse the decline in working people's standard of living if we restore the democratic right of working people to unionize.
A Moral Focus for Occupy Wall Street
I think it is a good thing that the occupation movement is not making specific policy demands. If it did, the movement would become about those demands. If the demands were not met, the movement would be seen as having failed. […]
Publicize the Public
Tell the truth about The Public, that nobody makes it purely on their own without The Public, that is, without public infrastructure, the justice system, health, education, scientific research, protections of all sorts, public lands, transportation, resources, art and culture, trade policies, safety nets, That is a truth to be told day after day. It is an idea that must take hold in public discourse. It must go beyond what I and others have written about it and beyond what Elizabeth Warren has said in her famous video. The Public is not opposed to The Private. The Public is what makes The Private possible. And it is what makes freedom possible. Wall Street exists only through public support. It has a moral obligation to direct itself to public needs.
All OWS approaches to policy follow from such a moral focus. Here are a handful examples. […]
A Warning
This movement could be destroyed by negativity, by calls for revenge, by chaos, or by having nothing positive to say. Be positive about all things and state the moral basis of all suggestions. Positive and moral in calling for debt relief. Positive and moral in upholding laws, as they apply to finances. Positive and moral in calling for fairness in acquiring needed revenue. Positive and moral in calling for clean elections. To be effective, your movement must be seen by all of the 99% as positive and moral. To get positive press, you must stress the positive and the moral.
Remember: The Tea Party sees itself as stressing only individual responsibility. The Occupation Movement is stressing both individual and social responsibility.
Anger over proposed new austerity measures boiled over in Greece on Wednesday as unions shut down the country with what one newspaper called "the mother of all strikes."
Flights were grounded, and state offices and shops were shuttered on the first day of a 48-hour general strike, the biggest organized protest against austerity since the debt crisis began almost two years ago.
In a remarkable display of political expression, tens of thousands of striking workers marched through the avenues of central Athens, chanting anti-capitalist and anti-government slogans. They gathered before Parliament, where lawmakers were debating a controversial austerity bill that would raise taxes and cut public sector pay and pensions, among other things, ahead of a vote Thursday.


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you're crazy? If they gave the slightest thought to fixing the "commercial breaks mid-match, bad commentary, Divas matches and over-exposure", and nothing changed, then maybe you'd have a point. But jettisoning wrestling from a wrestling show to improve ratings is cutting off your nose to spite your face, and then eating the nose.
I'm not so sure, my good man. It's a different era and with WWE Network on the (very close) horizon, and ratings/PPV buys dwindling, they obviously need to take their product in a new direction.
What that direction should be, or will be, is anyone's guess...but I was trying to "think outside the box" so to speak and recommend a different take on things. Sure, we all love professional wrestling. That's why we're here. However, contrary to popular belief, a lot of people that watch wrestling on TV aren't professional wrestling fans. They're WWE fans. Just like they could be Madmen or Breaking Bad or Hawaii 5-0 fans. It's a television show to them. Just like when WWE comes to your city, you will get people that buy tickets solely because it's something "to do in town" not because everyone there reads about pro-wrestling on-line, or knows wrestlers real names, or reads the gossip about who Randy Orton is porking backstage or what pills RVD is on this week.
Also, not to downplay how drastic it would certainly be, but Vince McMahon himself doesn't think it's a "wrestling show." It's an ENTERTAINMENT show. And with his ego and wanting to be accepted into the mainstream as something other than a carny wrestling promoter, this is right up his alley.
And it wouldn't just be to improve ratings. It would be to improve ratings, increase PPV buys, hopefully open more people to WWE Network, stroke Vince's ego and give a new direction/feel to a stagnant product.
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Apple has gone from near death in the 1990s to the pinnacle of success two decades later. TIME tech journalist Ben Bajarin notes in a post today that the company is a highly important and necessary part of the American economy and says that "America needs Apple to keep doing what it's doing."
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Apple's impact on the S&P 500 was remarkable in the last quarter; if Apple had been taken out of the picture, the S&P 500 growth rate would have been only half (around 3 percent) of the figure with the company.
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Lower face: Take away all the obvious physical attributes, and you can see how she holds each character to her own even when it comes to the subtle attributes.
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BMW has made sure that the convertible owner pays very little performance penalty for the privilege of open-air motoring - the company says that the M6 Convertible laps the Nurburgring's Nordschleife "almost as fast" as the M6 Coupe.
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