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ryan loves it and he likes mmlp too so he's all sonning me now with this 'well ethan yes perhaps i'd allow you to give the marshall mathers lp a 10.0, i mean that particular record was perfect, but not this one' yeah well you were busy talking about at the motherfucking drive in back then so let me redeem your godawful site now. jeez unless he went back on his dumb-ass 'policy' theres a nine dot one up there but i promise you 'the eminem show' is really a ten, know that
oh my darling eminem! how i love you marshall, spittin shiny massive magnetic acrostics to fit the thrillest rhyme style ever invented (ugh yeah i'm trying not to explain his quote unquote flow in those meaningless autechre words like architectural and labyrinthine but SHIT) but yeah although em's lyrics arent usually quotably evocative for rock reviews like wu or jay here i'm not even going to try, you have to hear him spit at it live or on record
that said he's playing the same old marshall vs shady real-or-fake game as usual (stage-y red curtain album cover referencing 'smarmy' faux-soul masterpiece lexicon of love!?!) and its as interesting and complex as it ever was but that wasnt what i came to the shady table for in the first place and you know all about it anyway from spin so lets pretend not to care
let me tell a story
this one time i was listening to eminem, and
haha no
he's complicated you know
eminem i mean
but no no no this is more than usual like he pukes up the nastiest song about mother mathers ever but loves hailie lots and meanwhile metamorphasizes into a grown-ass woman 'on the rag and ovulating' making us listen to queen and aerosmith and and AND THEN him and dre have been 'fucking with hats off' all along!! (after this ahem revelation dre deadpans 'suck it, marshall')
in a normal pfork review there would be some more bullshit here all like 'ha ha he makes fun of that stupid trl but he's on it!!' or like 'his rapping style is a direct copy of gab from blackalicious' like yeah dude timbaland is biting aphex twins white ass too haha i dunno fuck it here are some more bullshit things about the actual record like right on schedule pfork review style
track one
white america
after a tender orchestral prelude (lexicon of love again) these like big silver jets fly overhead and lame linkin park riffs rev up and eminem 'finally' addresses the race issue telling us a bunch of shit we already knew about in his labored 'the way i am' style (with only a marginally better chorus than that grr)
haha later he gets crunk and actually says 'whodi' on the bounciriffic everlast-dreams-about-the-big-tymers 'superman'!! (fake southern accents are the new black italiano you know)
also on hailies song he sings and its not great but like better than mos def
first in a series - people your fake indie ass will mention in a lame rock critic attempt to legitimize eminem: screamin' jay hawkins
'business' is cartoon-beat chase scene batman & robin like all the early singles but this time he's actually talking about batman and robin!! (a running theme of the entire record for some wonderful reason)
i adore the plasticky genital mutilation pornography and hilarious cronenberg AIDS horrors of 'drips' and anxiously await the obie trice record
but more than that i love hailie jade on 'my dad's gone crazy' which is like this saccharine-sweetened lemon incest gone faggy (eminem may have finally torn down the old gangsta wont-touches of mama and jesus off the wall to beat the shit out them both but dude still loves his baby girl!)
and the sleazy disco of 'without me'
'the press' wet dream like bobby and whitney'!
'cleaning out my closet' takes the childhood hell of 'all i've got is you' and turns all that emotional vunerability into righteous articulated fury at his 'goin though public housin systems, victim of munchausens syndrome'(!!) mama.
a thought
eminem is gay
the him fucking dre thing
dyeing your hair and wearing earrings thing from the aerosmith song
or hailie being 'the only lady he adores'
sleazy disco
little eric and erica
dre is batman and he's the burt ward robin
okay at this point i'm just gonna put in shit to see if ryan will really not edit this like he said so like if you're reading this sentence then wow i really got an unedited review on pfork
haha i bet he cuts my columbine refs
uh in conclusion....
Ryanpitch4k : ethan, i'm gonna edit it anyway, you're lucky i'm gonna go over it with you
et HAN P2 3 : lets not be some fucking review factory ryan
Ryanpitch4k : ethan you know as well as i do that it IS a factory, which is why it gets no respect from industry/"real" journalists
but later...
Ryanpitch4k : what? ok, i'm an indie pussy. i consider the music i listen to "above" and "better than" pop music. that's MY opinion
and then....
Ryanpitch4k : look, ethan, you know what? i just have a feeling we're not going to agree about this. i think it's fine for us to not agree, but i don't think you would like changes i would want to make. you're really incredibly high-maintenence as reviewers go, and i'm not completely sure it's even worth it
and yes finally....
Ryanpitch4k : ethan you act like i don't know what you're capable of
et HAN P2 3 : but what would be the worst that could happen
et HAN P2 3 : what am i capable of??
Ryanpitch4k : you'll get away with anything you can
Ryanpitch4k : the more you get away with the happier you are
eminem is great!!
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Friday 27 October 1995
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L&G jumped 35p, settling, in busy turnover, at 670p, up 29p. Perhaps significantly the advance was achieved on a day when most blue chips were uncertain and the FT-SE 100 index lost 18.2 points to 3,519.6.
L&G shares are, however, at their all-time high, a remarkable achievement considering the uninspiring outlook for the company and the insurance industry.
NatWest is known to be casting around for a significant acquisition . It is set to realise more than pounds 4bn from the sale of its US banking side and has made no secret of its desire to re-invest in the financial sector. Although its has apparently turned down the relatively small Gartmore fund management group, it could decide to descend on Mercury Asset Management or pick up another bank.
Intriguingly, L&G has some pounds 36bn under management, an inviting target. But if it did bid for L&G, NatWest could find itself embroiled in some difficult areas of the insurance market which prudence would suggest it avoided.
There is no doubt the takeover mania in the US banking industry is enhancing the value of NatWest's transatlantic banking arm. HSBC, the Far Eastern group that takes in Midland Bank and has significant US interests, is being named as a likely buyer. NatWest fell 19p to 637p and HSBC 6p to 938p.
The bank did not have the L&G field to itself. Allianz, the German group which has been linked with virtually every UK insurer since it bid unsuccessfully for Eagle Star more than a decade ago, was restored to the frame.
Some even speculated about a German bank emerging as the predator, with Deutsche Bank the popular guess.
The L&G excitement lifted other insurers higher. But Royal, until now the favoured bid target, held at 383p.
The L&G surge demonstrated the market's conviction that mega-bids remain in the pipeline. A strike for the insurer would cost around pounds 3.5bn and would provide the impetus a flagging market clearly needs.
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Why should Hasbro switch into equity at this stage? The market is convinced it was a warning shot to Mattel which could be eyeing Bluebird.
The US group has the rights for Walt Disney characters in Europe; Bluebird has the UK licence. A Mattel bid for Bluebird, therefore, makes sense. Hoping for a bid battle, Bluebird was hoisted 3p to 360p, after 369p. The shares have raced up 100p since the Disney deal was announced earlier this month.
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Ex-Hells Angel gets glowing parole review
'Excellent progress,' board says
One of Manitoba's most notorious gangsters is getting glowing reviews from parole officials for seemingly turning his life around after being released from prison a decade early.
Ian Grant was sentenced in 2007 to 15 years in custody for his role in an elaborate drug operation that was busted in an undercover police sting.
Grant, 37, walked out of prison in July 2012, thanks to a successful day-parole application that allows him to spend his days in the community and his nights in a halfway house. Now six months into his early taste of freedom, the National Parole Board is applauding Grant for his progress.
"You have made excellent progress in the community, and it is evidence that you have used your time to build the foundation for a pro-social lifestyle," parole officials wrote in documents obtained Tuesday by the Free Press. Grant's supervisors reported no issues during the first six months of his day parole and approved continuing it six months more. Provided there are no breaches, officials say they would recommend full parole at his next hearing later this year.
The parole board says Grant has found employment since being released, attended several treatment programs and upgraded his education online.
He has also explored speaking engagements and volunteer opportunities.
Grant's most dramatic move to date involved strolling into a Winnipeg tattoo parlour and having his Hells Angels ink "dated," which signifies the official end of a member's association. The physically imposing Grant also turned heads by "confronting" other Hells members and associates while in prison to let them know he was out of the gang, according to the parole board.
He has followed parole conditions that forbid any contact with his former criminal cohorts and using drugs and alcohol. But parole officials caution it is too early to proclaim Grant a completely changed man.
Grant has been rated a low risk to reoffend, but police in Manitoba opposed his release. He is an excellent public speaker and has above-average intelligence, acting as his own lawyer at his trial.
For those reasons, sources say, police have been watching him closely, knowing any parole breaches would land him back behind bars, where he could be forced to serve the remaining 10 years of his sentence.
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1. Bill Gates, Medina, Wash., $66 billion
2. Warren Buffett, Omaha, $46 billion
3. Larry Ellison, Woodside, Calif., $41 billion
4. Charles Koch, Wichita, Kan., $31 billion
5. David Koch, New York City, $31 billion
6. Christy Walton & family, Jackson, Wyo., $27.9 billion
7. Jim Walton, Bentonville, Ark., $26.8 billion
8. Alice Walton, Fort Worth, Texas, $26.3 billion
9. S. Robson Walton, Bentonville, Ark., $26.1 billion
10. Michael Bloomberg, New York City, $25 billion
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Fix anything? It will fix absolutely nothing. Things will look better for about two weeks, then it will be all about the Mephos, and Skorns again. The reason for this, the game design is flawed. Can we please fix the foundation of the game first?
All the Itemization patch will do, is exasperate numbers even higher, highlighting the flaws more and more. I was going to post a big old wall of text post explaining in detail why the core of the game needs to be fixed before any more legendary, itemization tweaks will do anything for the game. But, naw, what good would that do anybody,
Because the game is based around... items?
Fix anything? It will fix absolutely nothing. Things will look better for about two weeks, then it will be all about the Mephos, and Skorns again. The reason for this, the game design is flawed. Can we please fix the foundation of the game first?
Nothing will be fixed until the slate is wiped clean, aka an expansion pack. At that point I'm sure they will raise the lvl cap, make old legendaries obsolete, etc. and start with a new base that will hopefully save whats left of this game and franchise.
And in a week after the Xpack unless that Xpack fixes the core of the game, we'll be right back to were we are now.
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I'd be surprised if they deliver something decent.
The well thought-out constructive posts I've seen are generally highly rated and have many positive responses. There are definitely some users who can manage a coherent post that inspires interesting/meaningful discussion. I'm not saying that the dev team acknowledges all of these posts, but at least in these small pockets of rational thought we can attempt to identify real issues and even propose interesting solutions. If nothing else you're contributing more than 99.99% of this forum's topics by attempting to start such a discussion.
This is true, honestly, my original post is an off the cuff, irritated response to all the players crying for the rumored 1.0.9 itemization update, because it will fix everything. The truth of the matter is, because the core attribute system is inherently flawed, it is only a band-aid fix.
1. Using only one stat, you are left with two empty attributes that do nothing for you, this means on any roll, there will be a chance it will auto fail.
2. The fact that this one "god" stat, grants a flat 1% bonus to damage means numbers will scale astronomically, while I do agree big numbers are fun, big numbers also mean everything becomes harder to balance. And while I do agree balance isn't everything, lets say that there is a 10% margin of difference between the top DPS class, and the bottom DPS class, and the average paper dps, is sitting at 500 thousand DPS, this translates to 50k DPS difference between the top and the bottom. This honestly is a very significant difference, and the bigger the numbers get, the more meaningful, that difference becomes.
3. Blizzard opted to go with raw% increases, this issue has already bitten them in the !@#$ once, and looking at trifecta, it seems that it didn't let go when they so called "fixed" it, with a hot nerfed it by 50%, it just changed location. CHD is obscene, and quite unbalanceable, it's basicly a wildcard stat. What do I mean by a wildcard, I'm referring to it as a wildcard, because it does nothing on it's own, but it allows it's trigger to do something beyond what it should.
I personally think that blizzard should revisit it's decision to use something as fixed as a raw%, and move to a more variable ratting system, this works better for two reason, 1. it allows for hot buffs/nerfs as needed. 2. as I mentioned earlier in the post we get to see bigger numbers. Seeing 2.5% CC isn't nearly as awesome as seeing 256 Crit ratting is it?
If that was the question, then: "YES"
Itemization is one of the cornerstones of D3 and, though it isn't universal cure, it can help, even solve a lot of ingame problems. I've been posting a lot about this topic in many forms, but I can do it yet again, in short and easy to read format, without how-to, just topics
Some things that could be fixed by itemization-only changes, in no particular order:
Solving any one of above will improve game considerably - probably much more than some of previous patches.
Surely, other problems people mention will remain even with perfectly done itemization (though to reach acceptable level, trial-and-error during several patches is far more likely than one universal 'itemization solver').
Core mechanics other than itemization exists. Some will meet fierce resistance if fixed. Some can be solved painlessly. But the game can be fixed, and it is my firm belief.
1. Battle-style diversity - dual-wielding gives straight 15% IAS, which is huge, 2-handers give nothing, 1-hander and shield gives nothing
-Well this is important, this is leading back to core mechanincs and leans more towards a skill fix. The reason why Two-handed weapons are so powerful, is skill damage is based off of your weapons
2. Weapon without sockets are unusable
-This goes to the nature of the gems, the gems have to be fixed for this to work. In other words, the two biggest culprits here are Emeralds and Ruby's that both directly effect weapon damage, with a combonation of how the prime attributes scales damage. No
3. 'Trifecta' is found on way too many different item slots, other affixes that could affect playstyle in way other than pure DPS are hurt
-Trifecta is king, for two reasons, one there is no real alternative to them, and 2, Blizzard saw fit not to prevent certain types of afixes to be allowed to stack, and roll together, I think the later is the mistake
4. Affixes rivaling 'trifecta' are scarce, both 'natural' and perhaps 'special' ones (found on future legendaries)
-This is true, and not true. This goes back to poor scaling, and no rules governing how items are roled. It's just pure RNG.
5. Affixes number, strength and choice is poor
- You just repointed out point 4 again. And acually, this is incorrect, the problem is they feel lacking is because of a poor skill system, and poor scaling. Since every skill is based off of weapon damage, there is no reason to build anything besides weapon damage.
6. Certain legedaries are overpowered in nature and need to be fixed
-You have to fix all of the above first, otherwise they will still feel boring, and uninspiring, and even then, unless every legendaries, gives you trifecta, mostly garbage, because of the overwelming power those three stats have.
It would be nice if the devs could comment here on some ideas (even if they aren't concrete) that they have for fixing these problems. Until then, I have little faith in any itemization "fixes" as the previous ones were quite shallow.
Fix anything? It will fix absolutely nothing. Things will look better for about two weeks, then it will be all about the Mephos, and Skorns again. The reason for this, the game design is flawed. Can we please fix the foundation of the game first?
It'll never fix the current game, or indeed it don't intend to.
But it will make the PS version fun and playable on offline mode without hacking, with some adjustment on droprate and lower the cost of crafting.
Let's face it. Blizz already harvested the money when we paid the game. They did the change so we can beta test the PS version. The console market is a more serious market and no1 wanna mess with it.
2. Weapon without sockets are unusable
Well, i don't like it (decision to allow a socket to fully determine usability of weapon), but it is here. Opportunity to socket a one hander (to max 1 socket in total) is itemization thing which lessens the difference between unusable and usable drops, which currently exist in worst 'yes' vs 'no' manner.
3. 'Trifecta' is found on way too many different item slots, other affixes that could affect playstyle in way other than pure DPS are hurt
4. Affixes rivaling 'trifecta' are scarce, both 'natural' and perhaps 'special' ones (found on future legendaries)
Yes, they are connected and chief mistake is 'trifecta' or its parts are too available. Currently, only shoulders cannot spawn any of these. If there were more slots like this, players would have to choose equipment with alternative affixes, whether they are like it or not - and improved affixes could lead to different playstyles - eg. by focusing on certain element which, if massed over several items, makes a build distinctive (excluding primary, resist all and vitality). Other than 6 mentioned affixes, rest are not even closely good enough.
5. Affixes number, strength and choice is poor
I stand behind this statement. A number of affixes is next to useless, and due to RNG they are often spawned in fully useless form. A number of affixes which could be good and useful are simply left out, or underpowered in nature.
6. Certain legedaries are overpowered in nature and need to be fixed
Needs no explanation.
Purposely, I gave no examples and left for anybody to imagine his own character - if 4 equipment slots were 'trifecta-free', what would player put in it:
a) Currently
b) If he could buff an less used affix
With proper itemization patch, game would change for the better. It wouldn't be perfect, but certainly better.
Theres no enough to find in the game. In Diablo2 there was so much to find and create with items. This game just freaken blows !@# when it comes to the items. I don't think anything will help the game but the little kids and their moms credit card.
Fix anything? It will fix absolutely nothing. Things will look better for about two weeks, then it will be all about the Mephos, and Skorns again. The reason for this, the game design is flawed. Can we please fix the foundation of the game first?
That is why the AH needs to go. No more Skorns (plural, one would be nice every once in a while).
If you could actually get your set items yourself and not having to rely on others to find it for you. Wouldn't that be NICE? And I don't mean after 2k hours. They need to multiply the droprates by 5 (why not 10) simultaniously.
Doesn't need to be the best set. Any set I can equip without losing 50% damage will do fine.
Rivis, i agree with you.
Here are some of the problems that i think have to be solved before reworking itemization.
* Skill damage modifiers are too crazy, it should be the items that promote the build diversity not constantly buffing the skill's damage
* The entire game and its mechanics are way to simplified, you cannot have interesting stats if everything is that simple
* Monsters are not special, you just go out and out-muscle them - therefor the only think you ever want from items is more raw power
The most important think is - even if they manage to work some miracle with that patch there is no end game goal.
D2 had PvM ladder race and passionate dueling community as well as you never want someone to join your game and gang you like a n00b so getting better items and been clever about how you build your characters was very important.
In D3 you get better items for what ? killing boring easy monsters even faster ?
- no PvP community
- no hostility action
- no ladder
- no point
Edited by Vanhioss#2658 on 5/11/2013 1:46 PM PDT
Items in general gives way too much stats.
Crafted gloves that can get you:
330 main stat
100 Vitality
80 All Resists
50% Crit dmg
Its just way way way too much. the only stat here that is fine imo is the IAS because it alters how the character feels in combat.
Some of the really good items shouldnt be just insane stat sticks but rather give cool and gamechanging proccs and other bonuses. it doesnt need to have a mainstat vit AR at all.
They can also do much more with resistances. I'm on the opinion that certain boss or elite encounters should require some specific resistance gearing. But with AR going to 80! theres no need at all for specific resistances, AR should be at maximum of 15 or something and single resist up to 40 like it is now.
So yea get rid of the stat sticks obsession on every piece of gear, because it does get really boring and dull.
Edited by Esm#2321 on 5/11/2013 2:07 PM PDT
I really look at itemization helping out the new players and a sub rich player base the most. There might be some additional high end gear that enters the game, but feel we will see much much more middle-low high class gear in the game with itemization.
You have to remember not every not even close to most players in this game can afford high end gear. I mean not everyone can afford 2beez on a single piece.
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NOV 26 Finally, mad people on the interwebz is a good thing! World wide webby outrage has caused the village of Moreauville to reverse its plan to confiscate pit bulls and Rottweillers and euthanize them simply because of their breed, WAFB reports here. The plan? They're going to enforce the leash law. Well, that would have been a good place to start.
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NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
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NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
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Dependent label owner Stefan Herwig has sent us the following announcement regarding the news that he would have decided to upload the complete Dependent catalogue on The Pirate Bay as several online media have falsely reported.
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I can't believe people actually care enough about this to make it a news item.
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@ macs : they adapted the article almost every minute + they never checked with Stefan in the first place + the headline they use is clear. You should check your facts first.
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Freeing terrorists
Prison 150.
(photo credit:REUTERS)
Our memories tend to be so short that all too often déjà vu looks brand new.
This is the case with the looming release of 82 convicted terrorists to
facilitate the opening of yet another round of negotiations with the Palestinian
Authority. But we've been there and seen that.Demanding "gestures of
goodwill" and "confidence building measures" from Israel as a price for showing
up for talks is a routine Palestinian tactic. It crops up with each attempt to
resuscitate contacts and always takes the same shape.Each time Ramallah
portrays convicted terrorists as prisoners of conscience while Israel pays
heftily for the privilege of parleying. Paying for the launch of negotiations is
presented anew as a necessary evil, an unavoidable realpolitik tax. It seems
more prudent to pay up than be stigmatized as intransigent.The last time
this pattern asserted itself was in the autumn of 2007, as the government of
Ehud Olmert prepared to buy Palestinian participation at the Annapolis
conference that eventually opened on November 27.As is planned now, the
releases then were phased. In August, 255 convicts were let loose followed by 87
more in October. Most were members of Fatah, the Popular Front and the
Democratic Front. About 30 of the total were released to the Gaza Strip.
Then-opposition leader Binyamin Netanyahu vehemently castigated the
"capitulation."As in Netanyahu's current rerun of the scenario, the
rationale underlying the 2007 unilateral "gestures of goodwill" was that the
release of terrorists to Hamas's competitor bolsters Mahmoud Abbas and his Fatah
faction.Astoundingly, the same key assumptions are still made – as if no
lessons were learned. The first is that it is to Israel's advantage to bail out
Fatah and intervene in intra-Palestinian struggles.This, despite the
fact that Fatah is hardly a friendly force.Its claim of dedication to
peace has been rendered exceedingly dubious by its massive and deadly terrorist
onslaughts, particularly those post-Oslo, though its chiefs pro forma endorsed
the accords and prodigiously benefited from them.There is, of course,
the school of thought that maintains Fatah ought to be boosted as the lesser of
the evils facing Israel. Fatah, it is argued, is preferable to Hamas and may
possibly – despite all the betrayals of its solemn undertakings – yet emerge as
a trustworthy interlocutor and peace partner.Not only has this not
occurred, but the PA's unilateral initiatives at the UN belie this premise.
Nonetheless, according to this opinion, it behooves Israel to take chances to
build up confidence and shore up that Palestinian leader with whom it might
perhaps proceed to deal with at some juncture, his proven weakness
notwithstanding.Were there a realistic probability of changing minds on
the other side, such risks might be quasi-tolerable.The problem begins
with how they are perceived by the other side. They are not seen as benevolent
concessions by a society with a genuinely independent legal system, which allows
its most implacable enemies their day in court, strictly adhering even to the
minutiae of due process. Nothing of the sort exists in the PA or indeed in any
Arab state. Overruling court verdicts undermines the validity of our
judiciary.The PA never owned up to the fact that these convicts were
found guilty and deserved to be sentenced, as they would be in any democratic
setting with a sense of self preservation.What is the value of compromise
without acceptance of the fundamental prohibition against attacking civilians?
The PA never cracked down on terrorism despite myriad promises. Moreover, its
headliners funded, nurtured and dispatched these very murderers. The PA
officially celebrates them as heroes instead of condemning them as
villains.The impression deliberately imparted by Palestinian spokesmen
is that these prisoners were arbitrarily and unjustly incarcerated.There
is no PA appreciation for these releases. Each Israeli goodwill measure is
greeted with ill-will and fiery rhetoric about how insufficient the concession
is.Such ingratitude undercuts the cost-benefit
computation.Whatever Israelis reckon, the grasp of reality in the PA is
radically different and far from hope-inspiring. Each release is likely to do
little more than erode what remains of already-diminished Israeli deterrence.
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By Phil Flynn |
December 28, 2012
As we get ready to say goodbye and good riddance to 2012, we are also saying goodbye to oil's historic run. Unless oil make a last minute run it appear that West Texas Intermediate oil could have its first losing year since the meltdown in 2008
By Phil Flynn |
February 2, 2012
Daily energy fundamentals from Phil Flynn
U.S. has most to gain, least to lose
Institutional interest in bitcoin surges as trading products mature
Have retail sales become irrelevant?
Is Fed too close to big banks?
Central banks take center stage
Simplifying fibonacci for traders
Getting into gold with bull spreads


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