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Not a Drop to Drink: Three ETFs for Future Global Water Shortages [View article]
They were right to do so. I am a professor of military operations and history. I make certain my students cite their research and exercise academic rigor before they extend their analysis, and hold myself (as does my and every other university worthy of the title) to that same standard. Clearly Jack Gordon and Fran do the same.
I wouldn't normally cite sources in a more practical forum like SA, but I would admonish anyone stating mere opinion in matters of factual history to "read your history." Back atcha:
The Tibetan Empire came into being, as most did in those days, after much bloodshed between various factions and clans. After consolidating his power at home, the first ruler of that final entity, Namri Songtsen, sent emissaries to neighboring lands to let them know there was a new sheriff in town high up in those mountains. Emissaries were sent to China in 608 and 609. (Beckwith, Christopher I., The Tibetan Empire in Central Asia: A History Of The Struggle For Great Power Among Tibetans, Turks, Arabs, and Chinese during the early Middle Ages, 1987, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ.)
From this time forward, Tibet grew to be a major Central Asian empire, extending well into what is present-day India and Bangladesh, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan. It fought with China on an equal and peer status and then enjoyed treaties and inter-royal marriages with China on an equal and peer basis.
A treaty between the two per nations was signed in stone, and still visible, in 821, which reads in part, "The whole region to the East of that [boundary] being the country of Great China and the whole region to the West being assuredly the country of Great Tibet, from either side there shall be no hostile invasion, and no seizure of territory... and in order that this agreement establishing a great era when Tibetans shall be happy in Tibet and Chinese shall be happy in China shall never be changed, the Three Jewels, the body of Saints, the sun and the moon, planets and stars have been invoked as witness." (Michael C. Van Walt Van Praag, The Status of Tibet : History, Rights, And Prospects In International Law, 1987, Westview Press (Boulder, CO.)
During the 13th and 14th centuries, of course, both China and Tibet came under the influence of the Mongol empire. Tibet came under Mongol influence before Kublai Khan's conquest of China and regained complete independence from the Mongols several decades before China regained its independence.
While China was militarily conquered by the Mongols, the Tibetans and the Mongols established the historically unique "priest patron" relationship, also known as CHO-YON. The Mongol aristocracy had converted to Buddhism and sought spiritual guidance and moral legitimacy for the rule of their vast empire from the Tibetan theocracy. As Tibet's patrons they pledged to protect it against foreign invasion. In return Tibetans promised loyalty to the Mongol empire. (Van Praag)
In 1639, the Dalai Lama established another CHO-YON relationship, this time with the Manchu Emperor, who in 1644 rose to power in China and established the Qing Dynasty. By the middle of the 19th century, the Munchu influence in Tibet had waned considerably as the Manchu empire began to disintegrate. In 1842 and 1856 the Manchus were incapable of responding to Tibetan calls for assistance against repeated Nepalese Gurkha invasion. The Tibetans drove back the Gurkhas with no assistance and concluded their own bilateral treaties. (Van Praag)
Tibet formally declared its nationhood in 1912 and continued to conduct itself as a fully sovereign nation until its invasion by Communist China an 1949. Tibet has been part of China for thousands of years? I think not, sir. I and every other historian more well-versed than I date it from 1949, when it was invaded and annexed by the People's Republic of China. "Read your history."Oct 25, 2009. 09:43 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Too Big to Fail: Now It Gets Interesting [View article]
If you read the preserved newspapers from that long ago time, you'll find that John D. Rockefeller and the other robber barons said the EXACT same thing at the time that Goldman, Citi, Morgan, B of A and AIG are saying today. "If you break us up, millions of jobs will be lost." "America will now lose its competitive position in the world." "We must keep our mega-giants so as to compete with other giants from across the sea." And "You are destroying the very strength of America, replacing capitalism with socialism."
To which I say, hooey, balderdash, horsefeathers and moose poo. These "too big to allow to fail" oligarchies were split up and it ushered in a new era of competitiveness in American industry that allowed us to label the 20th century "The American Century."
The choice we face now is remarkably similar. We have allowed a few institutions to enjoy a revolving door relationship with Washington DC, providing favors, campaign contributions and employment to politicians in exchange for "Most-Favored Corporation" status. Whenever they do something stupid that would destroy another company, these once and future employees rush to transfer OUR savings (via taxation) to the Most-Favored Corporations.
David can beat Goliath and often does. It's part of the creative destruction that allows hope, change, and growth. But when David has his arms and spirit broken by a government that then stands firmly behind Goliath, propping him up whenever he is felled, usually by his own mis-deeds, it makes the job a lot tougher.
Too big to fail? Tell it to Teddy Roosevelt. Or to today's Exxon, Chevron, and a host of newer names allowed to grow and prosper because we refused to believe the hooey, balderdash, horsefeathers and moose poo put out by a bunch of cowards Too Big to Be Willing to Compete.Oct 23, 2009. 10:53 AM | 42 Likes |Link to Comment
Nouriel Roubini, One on One: More Doom and Gloom [View article]
Dr. Roubini has built a fine business following this rule, as have Robert Prechter, Mark Skousen, Howard Ruff, and scores of others in the past. "What's going to happen?" "There will be a terrible decline." "When?" "Sometime in the future." "How do you protect yourself? Gold, commodities, equities, debt?" "No. None of those will work?" "What then?" "Stay liquid."
It happens that Dr. Roubini and I agree that this thing has come too far, too fast. Where we differ is that I refuse to cower in a hole somewhere eating trail mix and muttering, "I told you so," so I will allocate to the assets and purchase the sectors I've been writing about, all the time enjoying the party, but taking some profits along the way so I don't have a lot of baggage as I quietly edge toward the exits.
In the real world, I need to make a reasonable return for my clients and myself no matter what I THINK the markets or the economy are going to do. Being rich, or at least protecting assets and making a reasonable return in all types of markets, is more important to those of us in the real world than being right!Oct 23, 2009. 10:38 AM | 38 Likes |Link to Comment
Not a Drop to Drink: Three ETFs for Future Global Water Shortages [View article]Oct 23, 2009. 08:39 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
The Mortgage-Servicing Writedowns [View article]
REALLY leveraged ones. And the last time I looked, leverage cuts both ways. If I owned a single one of these game-playing, edge-of-the-risk-window banks, I'd be selling. Today, it worked for them. tomorrow shareholders may be left holding the bag. Forewarned is forearmed...Oct 22, 2009. 11:39 AM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
I first warned of the abuses inherent in dark pools three years ago. In one of my earliest articles on SA, I tried to expose these practices to the unwelcome (to Goldman, Citadel et al) glare of fresh sunlight. They are basically yet another way to make investors pay more for their trades by hiding the actual size of orders from the trading desks of banks that are playing Big Casino rather than making loans to businesses with the money we gave them.
The fact that "Trading executives warn sweeping rule changes could ultimately hurt the investors regulators are trying to empower," should be proof enough that reining these gambling addicts in is a good thing. If the "trading executives" are against it it means it's bad for them, good for us.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend...Oct 21, 2009. 10:08 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Retail Sector Rebounds (Part II): All That Glitters [View article]
I may be a hopeless throwback, but the image of a nervous young man trying to determine the most beautiful way to ask his girl to marry him or the young couple slowly deciding together which diamonds to ask the jeweler to bring out from the case and trying them on herself is a timeless one.
All things do not yield to online purchases. "Look, honey, I saved 20% on this symbol of my love!" may or may not be the rock-solid foundation of a clever business plan it seems at first...Oct 21, 2009. 09:53 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Potash Is Busting out All over [View article]
It just isn't me. So I plod along, doing basic research, tearing into annual reports, reviewing demographic trends, and gauging investor sentiment. I've been in agriculture for months now. So while my train still sits in the station, at least I have the luxury of buying at leisure rather than in a panic. As a result, my money has been "sitting" (and collecting some nice dividends) and, since our clients are comfortable with the concept of ag as a long-term play, we'll get in "too early" without stress and enjoy the ride from what we hope are the best seats.
So let me to the momentum of POT and MOS simply add: fundamentally (which counts to me) I believe they are well-managed, well-capitalized, and undervalued companies, as well!Oct 20, 2009. 09:41 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Canadian Royalty Trusts – Will Dividends Rise or Fall? [View article]
All valid and important points. RohanRider, CanRoys' distributions will often fluctuate year to year, sometimes wildly, based upon the actual cash flow they receive as royalties, whether they choose to distribute 90% or 100%, new acquisitions, debt offerings, etc. When I buy them, I am looking at a moving average of distributions and mentally use a moving average mindset for future distributions. I believe that I will sometimes receive 7 cents a month, sometimes 10, and sometimes 12 -- but over time if they are good business people and if oil and gas continues to rise with or slightly ahead of inflation (the former at least partially in my control to analyze, the latter the assumption I proceed under) then the distributions will rise.
small town investor, it is an important point that the final tax effects on US citizens are not yet fully known. The bad news is out -- if CanRoys are to be taxed as corporations, they'll have less money available for distributions. But as you point out, there may be a benefit to US taxpayers that will partly mitigate that effect -- or they may be taxed at some hybrid rate lower than the top corporate rate. Politics is the art of compromise!
And, Old Trader, you are so right. Not only have some been squirreling away cash, they've been revising their business models and amassing tax credits (called "tax pools") that allow them to continue for as much as three years in a completely or partially tax-sheltered environment where they won't be paying (or paying in full) their corporate taxes.
This issue is far more complex than any single article could cover (it is, after all, a political AND economic decision!) but I hope this introduction adds to investors' thinking the other two important variables here -- the price of the underlying resource and the skill of management. Thank you all for your additions to the discussion!Oct 20, 2009. 09:33 AM | 9 Likes |Link to Comment
Platinum: A Stronger Safe Haven than Gold? [View article]Oct 19, 2009. 10:01 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Bond Market Expects Inflation to Be Only 1.75% [View article]Oct 16, 2009. 10:22 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Ken Lewis's Symbolic Pay Cut [View article]
Clearly he was not the only executive at BAC during the time these decisions were made. But in my life experience, "a leader is always responsible for his men." Even the pirate Jean Lafitte took responsibility when his men, against his orders, attacked US vessels in the War of 1812. An honorable man would take maybe $10 million for his time and effort and donate the other $115 million to childhood leukemia research, alleviating poverty in Appalachia or -- a crazy thought -- giving it to the long-suffering B of A shareholders.
As it is, it looks like the $125 million is a finder's fee for taking all those billions from taxpayers. And the beat goes on...Oct 16, 2009. 10:17 AM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
Naked-Shorting Datapoint of the Day, Carl Icahn Edition [View article]
Is it possible the "acumen" is more deviousness and a willingness to crush anything in their way than it is brilliance in trading or operational control? Only their regulator (should) know for sure (but doesn't...)Oct 15, 2009. 10:46 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
From "What? Us? We didn't do nuttin' wrong," to ""Well, if we did, the lawyers made us do it!" And we are supposed to find B of A leadership credible? In my company, the buck stops here, at my desk, as CEO. The lawyers work for me, not the other way around. At B of A, who is in charge...?Oct 13, 2009. 10:00 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Think Twice: How People Are Fooled by Irrelevant Data [View article]
The secret is to figure out what 100 million investors will DO with the data that is presented to them. And that's why the "efficient market theory" is a bunch of hooey. Even if its proponents are correct and all the information is available and -- allegedly -- already reflected in the price, that was so 10 seconds ago. It's how investor psychology en masse reacts to some new data point, not the data point itself!Oct 13, 2009. 09:53 AM | 9 Likes |Link to Comment
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Re-think Your Holiday Shopping Strategy!
Apparently, retail mania took over the United States these past few days. Retailers are excited about this surge in sales as the hype seems to have paid off for now. And if you were shopping away on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it would be a good guess that you paid for most of the purchases with a credit card. The usual psychology of paying with a credit card is that people may pay less attention to prices when paying by credit than when they are paying by cash. Furthermore, we are less likely to remember and keep track of amounts we spend when paying with a credit card than when we pay for things with cash.
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If you took on an experiment to pay for everything with cash for a week, it will be easy to experience the difference it makes. We tend to weigh the necessity of a purchase much more with cash than when we pay with credit. And if you start this simple experiment now in the thick of holiday spending, it can force you to rethink your holiday shopping strategy! It must be something about parting with dollar bills that makes spending more painful than swiping a credit card! Don't you agree?
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If you haven't quite started on holiday shopping (or even if you have), remember that gifting beyond the necessary during the holiday season is not worth the added debt and stress. Be very cautious and logical with gift giving and stay very much within your means. A recently publicized book called Shiny Objects: Why We Spend Money We Don't Have in Search of Happiness We Can't Buy explores how we have become a nation of materialism and bad spending habits.
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A survey conducted by the National Retail Foundation demonstrates that holiday shoppers intend to buy with cash this year and cut credit card buying by 10.2 percent from last year. It's too soon to know what actually happens but the truth is that spending cash for gifts does result in spending less. If you didn't budget for the holidays in advance, think of doing so next year. You could budget for holiday season by loading a decided amount on to your prepaid debit card each month. By the time the holidays arrive, you can enjoy the financial freedom you created by using your prepaid debit card for holiday purchases and not worrying about creating further debt!


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California Assemblyman Tom Ammiano has a bill that would make marijuana a legal commodity in the Golden State. While some call it a pipe dream, there are at least a few signs that the idea of legal pot in California may be gaining support.
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A little more recent history now. Back in 1996, California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana, and now one state legislator wants to make all pot legal. He's a freshman lawmaker from, you guessed it, San Francisco, and as NPR's Richard Gonzales reports, he's no stranger to controversy.
RICHARD GONZALES: Tom Ammiano has represented San Francisco in the state assembly for only four months, so he isn't yet well-known in Sacramento. But as a former San Francisco supervisor, he was hard to miss.
The flamboyant former teacher and stand-up comedian is famous for mixing humor with his politics, as in this rally for gay rights.
Assemblyman TOM AMMIANO (Democrat, California): The right wing says if you're queer, you're sick. Everybody on Monday, call into work and say, I can't come in. I'm feeling a little sick.
(Soundbite of applause)
GONZALES: Now, Ammiano is operating in the more sedate halls of the state capitol. And practically upon his arrival, he introduced a bill to legalize and tax marijuana for recreational use. Ammiano says the war on drugs is a failure, and decriminalizing pot makes economic sense at a time when state coffers are empty.
Asm. AMMIANO: The estimations are $14-billion crop in California alone, and our taxing body estimates from that, a minimum of $1.5 billion in taxes.
GONZALES: Not everybody buys that estimate. Still, under Ammiano's bill, pot could only be sold to adults, and you couldn't grow or smoke it in public view. And like alcohol, driving under its influence would be a no-no.
The mere idea of legalizing pot has always been known as a third rail in politics, but now it appears to be gaining a tiny bit of traction, according to recent polls. Currently, 13 states have medical marijuana laws, and the Obama administration has signaled a more lenient attitude towards dispensaries in those states. And even conservative pundit Glenn Beck of Fox News has joined the debate on legalization.
Mr. GLENN BECK (Political Commentator): Look, I'm a libertarian. You want to legalize marijuana, you want to legalize drugs, that's fine. We have to have a different conversation in America.
GONZALES: But President Obama has made it clear he doesn't support legalizing pot, and Ammiano is the first to say he doesn't expect to win this battle anytime soon.
Asm. AMMIANO: Polls are looking good. So you know, I just want to be very strategic about this, not put anyone on the spot.
GONZALES: But his effort begs the question, is a first-time lawmaker from notoriously liberal San Francisco the right soldier to champion the legalization of pot?
Mr. A.G. BLOCK (Associate Director, University of California Center Sacramento): Well, it's not Nixon going to China.
GONZALES: A.G. Block is the associate director of UC Center, Sacramento.
Mr. BLOCK: Would it be better if, you know, some conservative Republican from Riverside County was carrying this? Oh yeah, sure.
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That would be better because you break down some of the stereotypical opposition to it.
GONZALES: But Ammiano's supporters say that beyond his self-deprecating wit, there is a hard-nosed politico who knows how to get deals done. He not only championed liberal causes such as domestic partner and universal health care laws, but also middle of the road budget issues such as insisting that San Francisco keep a rainy day reserve fund for economic bad times like now.
But legalizing pot could be a legislative brick wall. Ammiano says many conservative lawmakers in Sacramento have told him privately that they think it's a good idea but aren't ready yet to go public. And when asked how he'll win over their support, Ammiano replies, don't underestimate me.
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Yoda Star Wars Hoodie
There is no shortage of Star Wars inspired products, and most certainly no shortage of Star Wars tops. Case‹in point: Chewbecca's Jacket or the Storm Trooper Hoodie with an almost full mask.
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So how much would you expect to pay for the Yoda Hoodie? $60, $70, maybe $100? Suprirsingly, they're just $49 each, before S&H of course.
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KadBunny 4 years
I love this actually. Don't know if I'd rock it but that lady sure can. :) And I'm certain she's not wearing it for functionality S. Wolf.
4 years
"Should I wear a skirt? Or should I wear shorts? Gee, I'm too dim to make up my mind, so I'll wear both." Dumb. If it's chilly, wear pants. Or tights. But wearing shorts and a skirt? Looks silly.
AdriNicTrax 4 years
I've been quite obsessed with the biker shorts trend. I wear them with tunics and under dresses, but i for sure feel inspired to wear them under a skirt.
snarkypants 4 years
the word "shortie" needs to die.
spacecadeteer 4 years
I've been doing this since elementary school. Between wind, upper-thigh rubbing on really hot days and not being able to run or jump or bend over in a skirt otherwise, I've always found it necessary.
Faylinn 4 years
I normally wear spandex shorts under skirts or dresses for privacy rather than for fashion. It's can get windy where I live, so it's almost a necessity. However, I would try to keep them hidden, but the woman in the picture pulls it off.
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|Wed, 10-23-2013 - 10:04am
My daughter goes to a studio where the girls are incredibly wealthy. Lululemon is the dancers choice and most girls have tons of outfits. I thought it was a lot to spend on clothes for that age but I indulge my daughter. So, I found this site w/ super cute clothes. But, I can't get over the prices!
Would you ever spend that for clothes? I'm thinking those cost more than my ski clothes!
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 12:40pm
Yep, I think most of what I've bought is Danskin. It's inexpensive and seems to last. Although, for $12 and how much abuse they've endured, I'd feel okay if it fell apart too.
Also Karla, for your daughter, check out the Champion Action Shape bras. Those are great bras for the well endowed and they are not as heavy duty as the Enell. I've got some that are probably 7 or 8 years old...
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Karla, small bra size or what, you definitely look like a woman! I was shocked at the bra fitting and when the woman told me,I was sure she was wrong.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 12:37pm
Our families are so alike. My daughter loves shopping, my husband buys whatever he wants and never considers price. I'm so frugal sometimes! I have no need for a designer purse, though my husband has given me a couple. I can't see replacing them every year, either!
Oh, another question--my husband doesn't like fashion, can't dress himself and acknowledges it. So, every occasion, he somehow decides that he's going to buy ME clothes or jewerly, purse, etc. and he spends a lot of money on them. Seriously, he has no tashion sense; he knows he can't dress himself so I'm wondering why he thinks he knows enough to dress me??? I have had him take things back but have kept some things just because I feel bad. Should I just tell him? This isn't cheap costume jewelry but probably costs hundreds of dollars into low thousand. Designer handbags. I tried to make it easy one year by picking a few out and telilng him what I want. But, he decided to free style it and buy something that I would never pick out. I use it but it doesn't close, has a huge magnet that catches everything, including cars, and no pockets. He tries hard but I get upset when I look around at all the gifts he's given me over the years that I've never used. All that money!
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 11:38am
LOL I have to laugh because I have to be very careful to make sure my sports bras have padding so people can tell I am a woman.
I am going to check out some of those more expensive bras for my daughter who is a 34DD. She usually wears two sports bras when doing anything that involves jogging or jumping. If we can find her something that works then I don't mind paying a little more for them.
Gym-do you wear those Danskin workout clothes from Walmart? I just bought a couple of their t-shirts but haven't tried their capris yet. I was thinking about trying them.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 9:19am
Ha! That is my aunt's name. lol. No, I am too frugal to pay those prices...although my daughter tells me I need to buy something Prada...she also tells me I need to buy a not-at-TJ-Maxx-last season-Michael Kors purse. :O I LOVE TJ Maxx since I don't have to pay full price. I also like NWT Ebay deals, atlhough you must know your exact sizes, as I have also wasted money on things that don't fit or fabrics that don't look the same in picture vs. in person. My husband, otoh, pays full price for exactly what he wants. :( I call him a snob, and it took three purchases before he finally succumbed to my Consumer Reports recommendations. Now, he admits that "I was right" and that high price does not always equate to quality. :D
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 8:51am
The problem w/ those heavy duty bras is that they're heavy duty and I've always worn cute little bras because they peek out below my tops. Those heavy duty bras are ugly, like my orthotic comfortable shoes.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 8:45am
No way, Jose! I live in my workout clothes and I buy 'em super cheap. Most of my capri pants come from Walmart. I've had some in there for three or four years and they cost about $12. I buy the men's "wife beaters". They're inexpensive and long so I don't have to worry so much about butt cleavage.
What I do spend a lot on are shoes and bras. Jean, a really good bra for generous boobies is Enell. It is built like armour but I guarantee, those puppies will not move. I wear a 38 DDD and have long joked that I need to hire vertically challenged men to hold them up for me. This bra just about does that.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 7:46am
Since it's my job and I'm in the corporate environment, I feel like I need to dress up some, but not like that! I get good discounts at Athleta, Lucy, decent Lululemon so will buy their clothes but I wear them all the time. Sadly, probably more than my regular day to day clothes. It is worth the price when you repeatedly wash/wear them. And, I've become really picky w/ silks because I don't want anything see through! But, my clothes are a mix of nice and then whatever I pick up from Marshalls, Target, etc. I'm pickiest about the tights and jackets. I need to get better sports bras but at my size (32DD which shocked me when I went in for a fitting because I thought I was a 34/36A), they're built like armor and hard to find. I love cute little bras.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 7:40am
She just quit the company but is still dancing. The ballet class is strict but the other classes aren't. She doesn't take hip hop but I've heard the new trend is wearing combat boots. That just doesn't seem good for their legs!
I have used discount dance for basic dance clothes for her and shoes but their return policy is crazy. They charge you $6 to return/exchange any item. I ordered a pair of shoes once and they said to order 2-3 sizes smaller than your normal shoe size in that type of shoe. I ordered one size smaller, it was too small and was charged for an exchange even though it was their fault. I'll order clothes that I know will fit but nothing else.
|Thu, 10-24-2013 - 7:36am
A good sports bra is worth the price, especially at that size!
The thing w/ dance is that it is an appearance oriented activity so they are more into the style than what's minimally needed. I don't mind paying for style but that site is outrageous. OTOH, it also bothers me when they buy things just for the name.


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Newspaper ads, digital retrospective mark 'One Piece' milestone
Publisher Shueisha Inc. took out full-page ads in The New York Times and The China Times to celebrate One Piece's position as the bestselling manga of all time, with more than 300 million copies in print in Japan, and 345 million worldwide.
According to The Japan Times, the company launched a similar campaign across that country on Nov. 1, when the 72nd volume of the pirate adventure was released.
Illustrated by One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda, the ads proclaim, "Hey, World, This Is The Manga!" U.S. readers are directed to Viz.com, the website Viz Media, for "free previews and more." (The San Francisco-based company is jointly owned by Shueisha, Shogakukan and the latter's licensing division ShoPro Japan.)
Viz is marking the milestone with a free digital retrospective that features an interview with Oda, a gallery of the manga's first 69 covers, color artwork, and a new One Piece chapter from Japan's Weekly Shonen Jump.
"One Piece has achieved something very significant, and the sales milestone speaks to the strong international appeal of the enduring characters and gripping story that Eiichiro Oda created that are universally loved in multiple countries by millions of fans of all ages," Andy Nakatani, editor-in-chief Weekly Shonen Jump, said in a statement. "The continuing spread of digital technology will bring these action packed high-seas adventures to even more readers."
Comics A.M. | 'Attack on Titan,' 'Walking Dead' dominate in October
Graphic novels | Between them, Attack on Titan and The Walking Dead claimed nine of the 20 spots on BookScan's October rundown of the top-selling graphic novels in bookstores. The first volume of Attack on Titan led another strong month for manga, which placed nine titles in the Top 20. New DC Comics books, rather than simply evergreen sellers, made an appearance, too, with the Batman: The Court of Owls mask and book set, the Joker: Death of the Family hardcover and the third Justice League hardcover landing in the Top 10. [ICv2]
Creators | Joe Sacco talks about his work, his collaboration with journalist Chris Hedges, and why he doesn't portray himself with eyeballs. [Straight.com]
Comics A.M. | South African cartoonist could face charges
Editorial cartoons | The Durban, South Africa, police have confirmed they're investigating criminal charges against cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro, who goes by the pen name Zapiro, stemming from a cartoon that portrayed the Hindu god Ganesha in a manner many Hindus found offensive.
The cartoon, which criticizes the local cricket organization for corruption, depicts a scowling Ganesha holding a cricket bat and piles of cash while the head of the cricket organization is being sacrificed before him. Businessman Vivian Reddy, whom the newspaper The Citizen notes is also a benefactor of the African National Congress, filed a criminal complaint; the cartoon has also sparked protests among local Hindus, who marched on the offices of the Sunday Times last week. The ANC is also taking the anti-Zapiro side, perhaps in part because of his depictions of its president, Jacob Zuma. Zapiro, meanwhile, isn't taking calls, but he stated a few days ago that he stands by his cartoon, adding, "It didn't cross our minds that so many people would be upset." [The Citizen]
Comics A.M. | Viz Media brings its manga library to iBooks
Digital comics | Viz Media announced Wednesday it has brought its entire library to iBooks. Viz manga are already available on Kindle, Nook, Kobo and its own app, so this pretty much completes the set. [ICv2]
Crime | Manga creator Takaaki Kubo was arrested Tuesday on charges of threatening a city councilor in the town of Amagasaki. Kubo, whose series Bakune Young was published in North America in the early 2000s by Viz Media, was arrested after police traced a threatening e-mail message to his home computer. [Anime News Network]
Creators | Art Spiegelman has been the subject of four retrospectives so far this year, the latest at the Jewish Museum in New York. Charles McGrath talks to him about what he calls "The Great Retrospection," as well as his tobacco addiction and, oh yeah, comics. [The New York Times]
ComiXology inks distribution deal with Viz Media Europe
ComiXology continues to expand its reach into the French-speaking world with an intriguing new addition: Viz Media Europe and its French subsidiary Kazé.
In North America, Viz has chosen to go it alone with its own self-contained manga app, available for iOS, Android, Kindle, Nook, Kobo and the web. In fact, although almost all major comics publishers (Dark Horse being the notable exception) have signed on with comiXology, the big manga publishers (Viz, Yen Press, Kodansha Comics), as well as the smaller Vertical, have not. ComiXology does have some manga content — Digital Manga, Seven Seas and Udon, and it's the only place you can get Tokyopop's Hetalia — but that's it.
The deal announced today brings Viz Media Europe and Kazé titles to French-speaking European countries, including France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Monaco.
Comics A.M. | Jeff Smith on CBLDF; Archie's 'hardcore horror book'
Creators | Jeff Smith, who was named last week to the board of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, talks briefly about the importance of the organization, and the 2010 challenge to his all-ages graphic novel Bone in a Minnesota school. [Comic Riffs]
Comics | Archie Co-CEO Jon Goldwater, writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and artist Francesco Francavilla have a few things to say about the new zombie series Afterlife With Archie. "We are taking a series of characters known to be lighthearted and young adult-oriented and doing a horror comic with them, so the mood, atmosphere, and setting are very important to make this a believable horror and not a comedy horror," says Francavilla, who's also the creator of The Black Beetle. "Fortunately, I am really good at making things dark and ominous." [The Associated Press]
Viz Media brings its digital manga catalog to Amazon Kindle
Viz Media is making its entire digital manga catalog available for download on Amazon Kindle devices, meaning readers will be able to access more than 1,500 volumes from 160 different series.
Launch titles include Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Bakuman, Demon Love Spell and Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic. New volumes, generally priced at $6.99 each, will be added each week, with future Kindle Store manga titles and print editions receiving near-simultaneous domestic release.
"We are strong advocates for the continued growth of digital manga content, and are very pleased to partner with Amazon to bring the world's best titles to millions of avid readers and fans in North America," Viz Media's Gagan Singh said in a statement. "We invite Amazon Kindle users to explore VIZ Media's extensive offerings, one of the most current, diverse, and also historically deep manga catalogs available anywhere."
Viz to publish 'My Neighbor Totoro' illustrated novel
Before you take to the skies in Hayao Miyazaki's final voyage in The Wind Rises, Viz Media is inviting you to take a return trip to an old favorite in a way you've never seen before: the world of Totoro.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Miyazaki's My Neighbor Totoro, Viz is publishing two new books about the seminal animated film. Unlike some of Miyazaki's other films, My Neighbor Totoro wasn't preceded by a manga, but it's getting the next-best thing with My Neighbor Tortoro: The Novel, an illustrated novel pairing Miyazaki's watercolors with a child-friendly novelization by Japanese children's book author Tsugiko Kubo.
Although some of Miyazaki's watercolors of My Neighbor Totoro have been seen online and in various magazines, My Neighbor Totoro: The Novel will be the first time they've been officially released all in one bound volume. This hardcover will arrive Oct. 1, along with an updated edition of the popular My Neighbor Totoro Picture Book released a few years ago.
Comics A.M. | Viz Media expanding into India; the Avengers at 50
Publishing | Viz Media, the largest U.S. publisher of English-language manga, is poised to jump in to a new market: India. Kevin Hamric, the company's director of publishing and marketing, was there this week, and he says the demand is there. "With India's growing book and reading sector we have identified it as key to our growth," Hamric says. "We receive many, many requests each and every month from fans in India to bring our product here." [The Hindu Business Line]
Comics | As the Avengers turn 50, Noel Murray recounts their history and explains why they work so well as a super-team. [Hero Complex]
Conventions | The founder of this month's incredibly successful Salt Lake Comic Con — it drew about 70,000 attendees in its first year — is planning a spinoff event for Jan. 9-11, the weekend before the Sundance Film Festival. [Salt Lake Tribune]
Comics A.M. | Salt Lake con's success reignites mega-hotel talk
Conventions | The inaugural Salt Lake Comic Con, which sold 50,000 tickets in advance of the Sept. 5-7 event and reportedly drew an additional 20,000 attendees, has rekindled discussion about a new mega-hotel in downtown Salt Lake City Utah. The proposed $350 million project, which would have been funded in part with tax dollars, was narrowly defeated by the state legislature in March. [Fox 13 News]
Creators | Art Spiegelman talks about his life and work, touching on writing vs. art, how Maus came into being, and his lack of depth perception: "I don't really see stereo, so it's not good for getting in and out of cars, but when I draw something, it looks real." [NPR]
Comics A.M. | August sales dip attributed to four-week month
Publishing | Sales of comic books and graphic novels to the direct market dropped sharply in August, compared to the same month in 2012 (10.39 percent and 24.55 percent, respectively), but ICv2 attributes the decline — at least as far as periodicals is concerned — to August 2012 having five Wednesdays while last month had just four. Year-to-date sales are still up over 2012, although things seem to be slowing down a bit. DC Comics shipped more comic books, but Marvel won in market share, and the top-selling graphic novel was the first volume of The Walking Dead, which points to a dearth of new graphic novel releases. [ICv2]
Conventions | Attendance exceeded 50,000 at the first Salt Lake Comic Con, held over the weekend in Salt Lake City, Utah. This article focuses on families with children who attended, and includes some interesting conversations with parents who are obviously fans themselves and take an active interest in their children's comics reading. [Deseret News]
A Month of Wednesdays | 'Talon,' 'Reggie-12′ and some manga
Happy Marriage?! Vol. 1 (Viz Media): Maki Enjoji's Josei rom-com dispenses with the suspense of the typical will-they, won't-they business, marrying off her heroine and the handsome, mysterious, prickly bachelor in the first chapter. Here, the couple starts off married, and then must get to know one another and fall in love.
Our heroine is Chiwa Takanashi, who works in an office by day and a hostess in a club by night, in an ultimately hopeless attempt to earn enough to get her ridiculous-with-money father out of his astronomical debt. She finds an unlikely way out of that situation when company president Hokuto Mamiya suddenly proposes marriage. It turns out the chairman of the board (and Hokuto's grandfather) owes a debt of kindness to Chiwa's family, and would only agree to let Hokuto have full control of the company if he marries Chiwa.
And that's the set-up. The middle-class Chiwa suddenly finds herself married to one of the most eligible bachelors in Japan, and in the difficult situation of having to keep the marriage secret from almost everyone (something about the business advantage of a bachelor image, I think), and trying to make the most of a loveless relationship — although each chapter makes it more and more clear it won't be loveless for too long.
Comics A.M. | 'The Gigantic Beard' wins 9th Art Award
Awards | Stephen Collins' The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil won the inaugural 9th Art Award, announced Sunday during the Edinburgh International Book Festival. Presented by Graphic Scotland, the prize recognizes the year's best English-language graphic novel. The other finalists were: Building Stories, by Chris Ware; Days of the Bagnold Summer, by Joff Winterhart; Naming Monsters, by Hannah Eaton; and The Nao of Brown, by Glyn Dillon. [9th Art Award]
Manga | Raina Telgemeier's comic about Barefoot Gen has attracted attention in Japan, where one city recently removed the manga from elementary-school classrooms, claiming it's too violent for children (the manga depicts the bombing of Hiroshima). "I was lucky to have adults in my life who were willing to discuss the violent subject matter with me, and help me put the story in historical context, and clarify things I might not yet understand," Telgemeier told The Asahi Shimbun. "After I finished volume 1 of Barefoot Gen, I was deeply upset. (But) as a child, I believed that if people simply saw what war was all about, they would take care that it wouldn't happen anymore." [The Asahi Shimbun]
Viz bringing back Urasawa's 'Monster' with omnibus editions
Viz Media announced over the weekend at Otakon in Baltimore that it will bring Naoki Urasawa's acclaimed psychological thriller Monster back into print next year a two-in-one format. Anime News Network reports the new oversized omnibus series, called Monster: The Perfect Edition, will debut in July, with a new volume released every three months.
Originally released in North America from 2006 to 2008, the 18-volume manga, Monster tells the story of a young brain surgeon who ruins his own reputation by saving the life of a boy, only for the child to grow up to become a sociopath.
The series was adapted in 2004 as an anime; HBO and Guillermo del Toro are collaborating on a live-action version.
The new omnibus treatment will cut the number of volumes in half, which each retailing for $19.99. Viz will take the same approach with Rumiko Takahashi's martial arts/romantic comedy Ranma ½, which will go back into print beginning in March.
Comics A.M. | Singapore cartoonist apologizes, charges dropped
Legal | Singapore cartoonist Leslie Chew apologized today for four comic strips that were formerly posted on his Facebook page Demon-Cratic Singapore. In a statement released by his lawyers, Chew said, "I accept that (the) comic strips had misrepresented to the public that the Singapore Judiciary administers differential treatment to individuals based on their nationality, social status and political affiliation, and that there have been specific criminal cases in which decisions were made by the Singapore judiciary on the basis of the above factors rather than on the merits." In light of the apology, and the fact that the strips have been taken down, the Attorney-Generals Chambers has dropped contempt of court charges against Chew. The cartoonist was also charged with sedition in April, but those charges have been dropped as well. [Straits Times]


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Amid a two-year bloody civil war that has killed an estimated 70,000 civilians and left 2.5 million people homeless, a profound loss of another kind has unfolded inside Syria – an attack on the country's cultural heritage, as missiles demolish ancient sites and looters steal artifacts as old as civilization.
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Those are the adventures of Mr. Fimbulmyrk, in bushcraft and blacksmithing, mountainbiking and hiking, reenactment, writing, singing, dancing, stargazing and having a piece of cake and a coffee. Pray have a seat and look around you, but be warned - the forest´s twilight is ferocious at times.
Donnerstag, 27. November 2014
Yonder hill along the creek into the realm of twilight
Archery meeting@Bethaus der Bergleute
A: I want to make very sure the team cannot made responsible or liable.
B: The treaty is made to ensure exactly this.
C: But I must persist, the team is not to be made liable.
B: The treaty is a waiver of liability.
D: But indeed the team must not be made liable.
B: The treaty is a waiver of liability.
A: But the team must not be made liable.
Goto 10, ca. 10 hours of discussion long. GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!
But at the event, all was good. The forge was lit, I traded some sincere words with Volker, and all went smoothly. We had a lot of fun, and the atmosphere, in spite of the bad start, was very freindly and laidback.
Well after dawn we gathered around the long table, barbecueing and having a feast, Jandark and Erdmuthe dropped by, everyone had a good time, and lovely Irm took out the guitar and we played some music and sang along.
It was not easy organizing the event, because of morons and sociopaths;-), but what really counts is the outcome. Friends, for you I fight with joy!
Freitag, 14. November 2014
An old knife revived - Fimbulmuk....
First and foremostly I want to say that I searched for it for some time until I realized it rode on my belt. I guess that tells more than thousand words. I use it hard. Every day. It´s a good kitchen knife, it cuts meat and skin and chops bone and antler, opens boxes, letters and destroys analog spam. I had to fix the scales a bit for they came a bit ajar, but nothing that could not be mended with a drop of epoxy and a gentle tap with a peen. I like the blade´s offset a lot, and the simple spring steel has never seen actual sharpening, just a bit removing of scale due to a fit of aestehtics;-). By the way, the lanyard bead is by my lovely magic troll... ask politely and she´ll make you one, too;-). (I know she will whack the good out of me for that, but it´s worth it;-)) Contact her via her blog: Koboldkerker.blogspot.de
I will try to enhance the design in a further knife, but it will be hard. Why do I rant about this here?
I made this knife from scrap steel and antler from a flea market find. I use it hard for years now. There´s a message... I daresay you can find it.
Tribal knifemaking rocks!!!!
Short introduction of a very traditional knife - The Otter Hippekniep
Now it is very interesting that these knives are called "Hippekniep" in Solingen, and there are many theories concerning the origin of this name. I take it to be cognate with the "Hepchen" or "Hippe" knife, a knife wiedly used in farming. It might go back to gothic *havi = hay, *Haviknapi would mean "Hay-biter". In either case, the "Hippe" was a scythelike tool but with no offset, similar to the "Falcata Illyrica" or "Falx", a billhook weapon used by the Illyrians in their fight against Rome. Another theory is that the handle looks like a goat´s leg (in Niederdeutsch, a Saxon stem of German quite similar to Anglo - Saxon "Hippe" is a female goat) or that it was used to shorten goat´s hoof horn. In Solingen it was sold as a "Taschenschlachtmesser" (emergency butcher pocket knife). In France it is famed as a "mineur", because it was common amongst coalminers there where it was a do-it-all utility tool and more often than not a last defence against the ever-prominent tunnel rats. As a "sodbuster knife" it is known in the USA. Germany, however, is the first place I came across where it found production. First examples date back to the early 19th century.
This one is an excellent piece of craftsmanship. It comes with a razor - sharp C - 75 blade, 95 mm long and tapering from 2,5 - 1,2 mm in the tip. Blimey, this is a razor! The handle is beautifully finished Grenadill wood that is polished to a high lustre. A great addition in my book is the pivot, that is a simple rivet peened over a brass disc on either side. Apart from it being quite a feat of craftsmanship to do this properly, by that way play can be adjusted by gentle taps with a ball peen should it ever occur. The blade has a stiff slipjoint spring with enough stay to withstand moderate spinewhack testing. The opening was a bit rough, but nothing to be ashamed of. Also included is a lanyard for faster access. The brass bead aids in drawing and counteracts the cool design with a warm golden colour... beautifully made.
Go to their website here: www.otter-messer.de
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But of course that does not render this knife any less capable. It´s an able cutter and keeps a good edge. It just dents Mr. Morsbach´s reputation (and mine).
Advice: Never trust anyone.
And it might be, just thinking, if Mr. Morsbach receives enough questions concerning the topic, he will make more of them ;-). Contact him via his website www.katzek55k.de
Freitag, 7. November 2014
The buzzard that fell from the sky
Thus grow the trees and from their seed of seeds firmly they tread their root into the ground, deeper, deeper, even when autumn passed and winterstorm comes.
And far beyond the sinking sun I see the path untrodden;
Fly well, my song, along the road of dreams.
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This year again Zee Aylienz had invited to the annual season´s out BBQ, and smiths and vikings listened. We listened carefully and grinn...
On the first of August the weird Franks called me if I would join them at Altena reenactment fair, so I put on my attire and hitched the ...
Here´s my most recent hiking staff completed and close up. Top is a detail of the cubicle - nosed Mohawk pig that is intended to be a Cel...
Unrest got the bug bad;-) and thus he sent me a SMS how it would be to do a hammer-In on Friday. We had planned it beforehand to do some...
At my recent visit to Solingen I also dropped by the Otter knives booth. Now they were very persuasive;-) and I got this beautiful tradit...
Now this is an old knife I have somewhat revived these days. I just cleaned the blade a bit and did some stropping. I had shared it some t...
I am very proud to give you a short review of a knife you will not see that often... up until now, there are just some 10-20 pieces worlw...
Through the darkening autumn woods I broke in a feeble attempt to free myself from leaden time. Was it when or thence or just last week th...
First and foremostly let me say this: I cannot understand why customers dig knives that are called "Elite Force", "Spec Ops...
It was long overdue. The folks at Zee Aylienz mountainbike team had asked for an archery event, and I organized it, with some di...


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Brother and sister Enrique and Rosa flee persecution at home in Guatemala and journey north, through Mexico and on to the United States, with the dream of starting a new life.
Semi-factual account of the frame-up of member of a Chicano street gang for murder in 1940s Los Angeles. Olmos' breakout role!
The Amigos realize that El Guapo is trying to kill them.
Lucky Day discreetly gets Ned and Dusty's attention.
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In 1916, a young woman from the village of Santa Poco lures three out-of-work silent film stars to Mexico to help take on the ruthless El Guapo and his gang. Seizing the chance to earn much-needed cash, the amigos head south of the border, but soon discover they've been mistaken as their on-screen heroic characters. Starring the top comics of our time, the outrageous antics never end with these Three Amigos! Steve Martin is Lucky Day, the fast-talking leader of the bunch, Chevy Chase is Dusty Bottoms, a guitar-strumming romantic, and Martin Short is Ned Nederlander, Hollywood's quickest sharp-shooter. From crazy mishaps to colorful musical numbers, this trio of accidental heroes elevates the Western to hilarious heights. Legendary comedy director John Landis (Animal House, Blues Brothers) serves up a fiesta of unforgettable laughs in a quotable classic that gets funnier every time you watch it.
A trio of silver-screen Western heroes are summoned to the town of Santa Poco, Mexico, which is under siege by bloodthirsty bandits. Believing it's just a 'personal appearance,' they answer the call and find they're up against real banditos!
The true story of a disillusioned military contractor employee and his drug pusher childhood friend who became walk-in spies for the Soviet Union.
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