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"Predictions are difficult, especially when they are about the future!" So said Niels Bohr, 1922 winner of the Nobel Prize in physics. That particular witticism, however, does not deter the annual exercise of predicting outcomes for the year ahead. Here are a number of consumer-related trends gleaned from aggregated sources we may see play out in 2014.
We Americans have long been called a mobile society. Today, technology is catching up in a fast-paced and dramatic fashion with our comings and goings. And nothing speaks more clearly of this progress than the smartphone. It is now everywhere, as we are. It is an appendage.
Mobility is synonymous with connectivity, allowing us to connect through the Internet and self-directed apps with virtually every aspect of our daily lives, including entertainment, current (meaning instant) and historical information, health care, finance and education. It will continue to proliferate in 2014.
The smartphone can break news, increase social interaction, take blood pressure, pay bills, deliver shopping coupons, stream live and recorded events and connect the user with everything and everyone, everywhere. Marketers in 2014 will use mobility via the smartphone for more advertising and promotion, as well as tracking consumer behavior allowing the instant delivery of personalized information at retail. All while cannibalizing the use of laptops and desktops.
Consumers, a number of surveys reveal, want the retailer or service provider to be involved in their shopping experience. They appreciate and have come to expect a certain level of expertise from retailers, and are disappointed when they don't get it or "feel" it. Personalized campaigns directed to the individual consumer, based on his or her historical shopping behavior, will continue to increase, custom-tailoring information, offers and recommendations from third parties of a like consumer mind. Marketers know a personal approach to the consumer helps to build loyalty to the brand.
Value is more than price. It is the totality of the experience and interaction between the consumer and the purveyor. Value is personal, cultural and economic. In 2014 and beyond, consumers will look for more value in products and services. They will expect to be offered the right choice for them, based on previous experience, which they will rely on the retailer to understand and appreciate. Consumers will also be driven to a certain extent by ethical values of the producers of the products and services they consume: a trash bag that holds more so that less plastic ends up in landfills or a discounter that pays employees a living wage.
Successful consumer brands will rely on the promotion of their identity and attributes alongside positive public causes, with equal attention to product, price, promotion and distribution. Rather than paying a naming-rights fee for a sports venue, consumer brands will opt to help fund projects for the greater good, whether in support of the environment or helping to improve access and outcomes in health care.
It's not just Angie's List. It will become more and more about using social media to attach third-party recommendations to products as consumers search the Web for brand information and comparative shopping. Your experience with brand X will inform my selection process. Likewise, mine will inform others, as personal promotion proliferates exponentially via Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Pinterest and the like. All on our smartphones.
Perhaps the most pervasive trend for 2014 will be attention to privacy. NSA-leaker Edward Snowden has focused our attention on privacy issues, as the federal government and marketers scramble to reassure consumers their information is protected. But how can it be, if we are being tracked and followed through the use of multiple technologies at our disposal? Consequently, encryption technologies will proliferate, with the objective of providing consumers an enhanced level of trust as we go about our daily lives, connected to everything and everyone, everywhere.
Craig Douglass is a Little Rock advertising agency owner and marketing and research consultant. He is president of Craig Douglass Communications Inc.


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From deepdivot, Fossie, what do u see as the difference between xxxxx's teachings and TGM?Foster sez, well deepdivot they both have their good points more than one way to swing a club. to say one's good or one's bad would do a disservice to golf, i studied TGM for 20 years,i also know xxxxx's beliefs,TGM is not for the player to study it's only for the coach,if you think you can study the TGM book as a player it will be your downfall, but in saying that all golf coaches should know it, it is very helpful. (ed. we (TGMers) beg to differ on that downfall bit. Heh.) cont'd
Posted 29 August 2011 - 05:31 PM
So basically xxxxx's swing theory is come in shallow with right elbow tucked in, use ur pivot to square the clubface and finish high (hope I got that right). Could u explain TGM swing that simply or is it a full every technical movement of the swing broken down into a hundred movements?Foster sez, deepdivot there's no THE tgm swing. The book covers most swing methods. It's an instructor's book. To try to learn from it without an instructor is nearly impossible, as you have to go through all sorts of references throughout the book to find what you want. If you want to know about TGM ask Loren or Dart cheers mate (ed. The book is written tersely, similar to an engineer's draft design document with section/paragraph references to parts already written to eliminate duplication everywhere else it's needed. While reading it you may usually skip the references. After awhile the references start to look familiar and you know what's there or probably is there by the context.)
Posted 29 August 2011 - 05:37 PM
Drive the right shoulder down straight towards the target line, then off that platform drive the hands (and therefore the club) down through the ball and out to right field.(ed. hitting) and,
Swing the hands (and therefore the club) out to right field feeling the pressure between the top of the left arm and left pec at least until after impact.(ed. swinging. Right shoulder has to go down in both cases. Right shoulder "out" is Over-the-top.) deepdivot asks,
How do they square the club face when hitting out to right field??? And does this mean that they don't accept a fade as an acceptable. Ball flight?Loren responds: It only looks like it's out to right field because you're swinging on an inclined plane. It's out to right field because you're standing beside the ball, not lying on a table horizontal above it. Furthermore, you hit the ball then turf which means the ball was placed on the plane up and back from the bottom of the arc. Therefore, it's got to go out to right field to travel between impact point and the bottom of the swing arc, under ground. (ed. It's all geometry, not subjective.) The face is squared up when you take the grip in an impact configuration. It's slightly open for a swinger, Brian Manzella said about 3 degrees open but it varies with club length and built-in hook face. Serendipitous, experimental. For a hitter It's square to slightly closed. No one can "square the face" while the swing is in progress. No time, plus the conscious mind is not operating in real time. (ed. this part is amended later. Pivot-oriented instruction trusts the pivot to do it. TGM describes it as active involvement of the right forearm.) Draws and fades are done with ball placement and re-gripping open or closed, at impact address. See Golf School article "Impact Fix".
Posted 29 August 2011 - 05:43 PM
- TGM considers hands-control superior to pivot-control for controlling the geometry. The pivot is only an engine. The hands determine everything about the club through pressure points, by feel. The club disappears. Swing the hands, not the clubhead, with an effective pivot. The geometry is the same, just the control is different. Part of the pivot's job is to not interfere with the hands, and take the hands where they want to go.
- TGM is not "position" golf. There are no positions to hit, just dynamic alignments through Address, Top (right shoulder) and Finish.
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Thanks for the info guys I finally have some understanding of what TGM is.That brings us up-to-date and possibly gets out of Foster's thread, possibly not, and gives a pretty good idea of what TGM is all about. (ed. barely scratches the surface) (Thank you, ed.) Fire away the questions, ask advice, post videos for analysis, ask about what's going on in any other thread, anything you like. Dart or I or TGM-whomever should respond within a reasonable time frame, given there are other things going on.
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Jacques Ellul's provocative book, The Humiliation of the Word is not likely to get too warm of a reception in the contemporary theological climate. Mainly because Ellul's argument is a full-bore assault on the theological attraction to the visual. The specifics of Ellul's argument is too complex for me to exposit just yet. Here, however is a quote from the book that raises some questions:
Jesus declares us happy if we did not know him according to the flesh, during his lifetime, in his reality, because he requires of us the absolute leap: the risk of faith that is the only guarantee that we love him. We are blessed if we did not see him resurrected, if we did not place our hands in the scars of his wounds, if the Resurrection remains outside that reality for us. This is so because he asks us to enter the folly of this Resurrection that can be only received by faith; it ceases to be folly if it can be verified. And we are always trying to rationalize it (by saying that the Resurrection is the Church, or the poor, etc.) in order to stop the scandal — that is, we always try to come back to sight. (p. 244)
While this is just one quote, Elull's book as a whole raises some interesting questions about how we understand the theological significance of the visual. If we walk by faith and not by sight, how are we to understand the theological significance of the visual medium in our faith? What might this mean for the ever-popular quest for theologies of art today?


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It's A Good Thing Jon Heyman Isn't The White Sox General Manager
I work with Jon Heyman over at CBSSports.com, and he's a nice guy who is good at his job. I know some other baseball bloggers have a problem with him, but the truth is that baseball bloggers can find reasons to have a problem with anybody if they want to.
For instance, you, the one reading this, I don't like you! No, I'm kidding. You're great.
Anyway, today Heyman confirmed what we heard about a few weeks ago that Rick Hahn will be taking over as general manager with Kenny Williams becoming president, and that Hahn will be what Heyman says is the team's "main baseball decision-maker."
And let's be thankful that it's not Jon Heyman, because Heyman suggests that $16 million over two years would be a good deal for A.J. Pierzynski. He also says that Kevin Youkilis would stay for about two years and $15 million.
Well no shit they'd stay for that kind of money because anybody offering it would be out of their damned minds.
Pierzynski stayed in Chicago on a two year $8 million deal after the 2010 season, spurning a larger offer from the Dodgers in the process. So why in the hell would the Sox give him $8 million annually now when he's two years older and just had the best year he'll ever have as a baseball player?
And then there's Youkilis who is apparently still going to get paid for the great years he had in Boston.
Listen, if Pierzynski and Youkilis are both in Glendale come February and making $15 million between them, I will fucking revolt.
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The team announced that they've come to terms with free agent cornerback Bobby Felder. A former undrafted free agent out of Nicholls State in 2012, Felder spent the past two seasons on a practice squad. During his rookie season, he was with the Minnesota Vikings practice unit. He then signed on with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the same role in 2013.
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On 23rd March 2013, his channel reached a million subscribers, making him the third Yogscast member to reach the milestone (the first two being BlueXephos and YogscastLalna). Sjin was always very slightly behind Duncan in the subscriber count, which is why Duncan was the one to first reach one million subscribers, but only 3 days later Sjin accomplished the same. Later in April, Sjin surpassed Duncan in subscriber count, making him the second largest Yogscast channel, right behind the main channel.
Sjin was present at Gamescom 2012 and appears in the coverage on the main Yogscast YouTube channel.
Sjin was a member of the original goon guild Ye Olde Goone Squade, where he earned server renown as the realm's first Grand Marshal.
He is originally from the village of Yetminster in Dorset, England.
Sjin, the builder, the adventurer, the technician, the spaceman, the gentleman - he wears many hats. Joining the Yogscast in 2011, Sjin's impressive Minecraft 'Let's Builds' and (sometimes) skillful 'Let's Plays' make his videos unmissable.
Both Sjin and Duncan destroyed the server in the Tekkit series and each other's houses in a fight: Sjin's by Duncan, using two nukes and Duncan's by Sjin via a nuclear reactor meltdown in Duncan's basement.
Afterwards, he and Sips packed their belongings (or what was left of them) and sailed away to find a new land. Their boat however crashed and they found themselves washed ashore not far from where Simon, Lewis and Duncan were starting their own company just over the hill.
They quickly got around to building a make-shift little hovel to survive in for the first few nights and then went about building an actual house and machines so they could re-establish their dirt factory.
Upon learning about the location of Honeydew Inc., Sjin set off to make a decoy building over there so they wouldn't discover where the real base of operations would be. He was then later fired by Sips when he couldn't properly sort out the dirt from the quarry and Lewis (who had recently quit Honeydew Inc.) was instead hired. With nowhere to go he went to Simon and Duncan who gave him some clothes and hired him to do their gardening. After leaving him for a while they came back to inspect what he had done and discovered that he'd built a fence out of dirt and hadn't replanted any seeds at all. Dissatisfied Simon fired him and then beat him with a stick.
Fired, (again) he set about making his own company which he dubbed "Sjin's Independent Dirt Trader". After Lewis was fired, Sips realized that he had no idea how to work things on his own so he returned to Sjin with a request re-hire him. Sjin refused the offer forcing Sips to give him 50% of the company shares and changing the name from 'Sips Co.' to 'Sjips Co.' However catchy, they have rarely spoken of Sjips Co., reverting to Sips Co. whenever questioned or in conversation.
- Sjin is a huge fan of the Disney film Frozen he dressed up as Elsa who is the main character in Frozen and sang Let it Go on Turps's live stream on the 11th of December 2014
- It was revealed in episode 6 of Question Time with Sips that Sjin suffers from conjoined toes, which lead to a long debate over whether or not it would make him swim faster.
- Sjin started his channel in early February 2012, the earliest video available on his channel is Let's Build: A Castle part 1.
- Sjin is also an avid Minecraft builder; he has helped with the building of the Shadow of Israphel series and has shown off his building skills in his 'Let's Build' series.
- Sjin was born on the 24th December in 1983.
- Sjin is half Scottish, as claimed in Nilesy's Diamonds in the Rough #8. In his Q&A, Sjin said that his grandparents were Scottish.
- According to his Tumblr, Sjin plays Spacker LeChuck, Madame Nubescu, and Israphel in Shadow of Israphel. In his Q&A, he said he played Granny Bacon when Simon licked her icing.
- Sjin's favourite Pokémon is Magikarp.
- He has confessed to being a huge fan of Game of Thrones and Harry Potter, the latter he has the audiobooks for.
- Sjin is a great singer, this is proven in the 2012 Christmas Livestreams.
- As of March 23rd 2013, Sjin has now over 1 million subscribers on YouTube.
- Sjin comes from the village of Yetminster of Dorset in South Western England.
- Sjin is a fan of the TV show "Supernatural."
- His favourite film is Edward Scissorhands.
- If he could be any Disney character, he would be Elsa from Frozen.
- Sjin is currently studying humanities at an unknown university.
- His favourite colour is red.
- When he was younger, he briefly wanted to be in the army.
- Sjin has an aunt (and presumably more family) who lives in Australia as discovered in Sjin's Farm.
- Sjin has a younger brother named David, as stated in an episode of Hardcore Skyblock.
- Sjin is considering having laser eye surgery due to Lewis convincing him that it is "all the rage" nowadays. However, since his eyesight isn't that bad, it is unlikely he will actually do it.
- He can play the piano.
- Whenever he gets a pizza, he rolls it up before he eats it.
- "Kablammo,"
- "Lets ice this Mother Trucker!"
- "Lets ice these Jokers!"
- "It's okay, I'm hitting this woman."
- "It's okay, I'm setting it to explosive"
- "You mother trucker!"
- "Lord of bones? More like lord of SHIT!"
- "Sticks and stones may break my bones but levers will power my engines... or at least turn them on."
- "Mahogany doors..."
- "I wouldn't like to spread that on my Ryvita"
- "I- I- I will fight for you Minty . I..I'll win this for us. Win this for Team..Team... whatever we are. Team Awesome."
- "I got these jokers."
- Whoa!
- "Come here you son of a gun!"
- "Don't worry, I'm a professional"
- "Oh crumbs!"
- "You haven't heard the last of me Duncan! This means war."
- "Oooh! Uranium cells! Lovely jubbly. I'll take those. Aww yeah. Just the ticket to torch his reactor."
- "Let's ice these jokers."
- "What happens in the hovel... Stays in the hovel"
- "Here's a line, this, this side is Sips Co., that side is, Not Co."
- "Well, Well, Well..."
- "I was very very drunk."
- "I believe in a thing called love."
- "Oi! Oi!"
- "This is going to be astronomically shit"
- "Dennis Hopper you bloody bastard, I'm gonna friggen ram this bus up your arse!"
- "Seven Hells, Dennis!"
- "My, uh- My casserole's done"
- "It's been more than 10 seconds by the way."
- "And Hot dogs fall out of the ceiling"
- "Apple sauce and delicious derpy pig"
- "That's right motherfuckah here I come!"
- "But it's quality dirt."
- "I don't know what this dirt's all about, but you're going to be hearing from our lawyers."
- "Sips is not going to be happy about this..."
- "This is Sips Co. land!"
- "I can be female."
- "Let's ice these mother truckers!"
- "I'm riding the red stuff."
- "Don't stay on the banana boat for more than 10 seconds."
- "Let's ice these fools."
- "... Or do we ice this fool and have some bacon?"
- "Check these chests."
- "Whose ranium?"
- "I bet they're peeing their pants already!"
- "Mister Underscore..."
- "I built this mother trucker."
- "Yuur, bitch, yuur! I'm the Powerhouse!" (While attacking Sips with some silver dust)
- "And that's why they call me ... Sjin."
- (To Sips, wearing his Solar Helmet) "What do you think, Dorkimus Prime?"
- "Should I use my sexy voice, too?"
- "I like Magikarp."
- "Go Magikarp!"
- "Use Splash Attack!"
- "You're in fuckin' Oz"
- "There's a saddle you can ride me Nilesy ."
- "We were mining for copper, so we used explosives."
- "A happy prisoner is a prisoner that doesn't riot."
- "I just wanted minerals!"
- "Never use red matter explosives!"
- "Oh no!"
- "Chivalry isn't dead. (mumbles) It's still not as good as War of the Roses."
- "Mahogany Doors!"
- "I will not stand for this any long- Ow!"
- "I'm stuck in the spray, I can't move!"
- "Aaah! Le Dog!"
- "I would like to ride your plank, sometime."
- "Fingers crossed ..."
- "... and Hey Presto!"
- "Yes ... ah wait, no"
- "Oh! Contact!"
- "Oh! Doritos!"
- "Do you reckon?"
- "Rude dude at 10 o' clock!"
- "You have to be Sjin it to win it!"
- "Nidalee is a massive whore in this game"
- "Oh, OK, that's less evil then. You're not a baby eating maniac." (To Duncan in Skyblocks feat.Sjin Part 12 - Paying the Iron Price)
- "Alright, alright, I'm going to man up and I'm going to punch a melon." (To Duncan in Skyblocks feat. Sjin Part 12 - Paying the Iron Price)
- "Look at these dudes... They're not wearing any shoes!" (In response to the raiders apparent lack of equipment)
- "I always eat my patient's tumors."
- "Did I give birth to Jesus?"
- "If I'm focusing on religion, should I avoid researching education?"
- "I am Sjin, the Rat King."
- "Surprise, surprise, the kitchen's full of shit!"
- "I just wanted... I wanted to fuck Sips..."
- "I have mounted Duncan and I have thrust myself to victory!"
- "I'm a bad... I'm a bad person."
- "I wanted to look sexy."
- "I am so drunk"
- "We should have a Fuck day, Duncan!"
- "Ah, things are going great for me!"
- "None of these have colour because they're black"
- "Are birds animals?" (In Marsquest episode 89, in response to killing seagulls)
- "Yeah yeah yeah" (or just lots of 'yeahs')
- "Winners don't do drugs Sips...but they do make them"
- "Chillies don't throb... Kim, they're not, they're not... penises"
- "Crucify!"
- "You hear that Duncan you hear that?!" (After sipping some of Duncans 'stolen' starbucks coffee)
- "Spain says no!"
- "Even bananas have to tinkle."
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* Huge Back Wrap Around Deck overlooking Golf Course and Marina with lake views
* 4 Bedrooms (1 master, 2 standard, One Downstairs set up with bunk beds)
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* 4 Full Bathrooms – One off each bedroom - with new fantastic Travertine tile.
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* Large closets in all bedrooms
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* Fresh paint and modern decorations throughout the house
* Bathrooms tiled with travertine
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* Restaurants: New restaraunt at Deerfield's new development, McCloud Mountain approximatly 20 minutes away.
* The Green's Grill located inside the clubhouse at The Greens at Deerfield offers breakfast and lunch. Open 7 days Memorial Day Weekend-Labor Day Weekend. Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. in April, May, Sept, & Oct.
* Convenience Store: Roosters Deli - located just outside the deerfield gates. Ice, beer, pop, deli, snacks...all the essentials.
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Heading South on the Hudson River from Albany, it was 12 degrees Thursday morning when icy mooring lines were pulled in and the Coast Guard cutter Sturgeon Bay pushed out from the Port of Albany, making an ice-breaking run to Stuyvesant and back.
Either bigger ships or specialized ice breakers cut a track in the river almost daily, so that even when it is zero degrees the ice doesn't have a chance to get thick, closing the river.
Thursday morning the Sturgeon Bay was clearing away ice that had formed overnight. No problem.
"Every year over eight million barrels of petroleum product move up and down the Hudson River," said Commanding Office Lt. Kenneth Sauerbrunn. "Also, thousands of tons of dry goods as well."
The 140-foot vessel is staffed with a crew of 17 who stay on board during their deployment from home port of Bayonne, N.J. This crew is all male, although other ships with similar duties have women assigned as well.
Near the mid-point of the 2.5-hour round trip from Albany the Sturgeon Bay passed a much larger vessel making its way up river to the port.
The ships passed each other closely. The cleared, deep channel is narrow for almost all the river's length. The other ship was pushing aside thin chunks of ice on its own, but without the frequent efforts of the Sturgeon Bay and other ice breakers, winter deliveries of fuel oil and other necessities for this area wouldn't be coming by bulk at lower costs made possible by year round river traffic.


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Jamie Jaggers, a senior majoring in Crime and Justice Studies, is completing her internship with the United States Probation Office. One of the interesting parts of her internship, shown in the photo, involved a recent meet
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following reading list includes about 125 books, useful for understanding
liberty and the system of individual enterprise. It emphasizes,
with a few exceptions, modern rather than historical works. It makes
no claim to be comprehensive and is nothing more than introduction
to a vast literature. Only books currently in print have been included.
I urge readers to study everything they can get their hands on by
Mises and Rothbard.
note: I welcome suggestions as to other works that should be included;
I am less welcoming to suggestions for exclusion.
Lord. Selected
Writings of Lord Acton. Three volumes. Edited by J. Rufus
Fears. A comprehensive collection of essays by a great nineteenth-century
classical liberal. Acton distrusted political power, especially
when used for allegedly moral aims. Volumes include: Essays
in the History of Liberty, Essays
in the Study and Writing of History, and Essays
in Religion, Politics, and Morality.
Charles. For
Good and Evil. Adams, in a tour de force, interprets
world history as the story of taxation and resistance to it.
in the Course of Human Events. An excellent defense of the
Southern view of the Civil War. Lincoln does not fare well. The
comparison of Charles Dickens and John Stuart Mill on the Civil
War is especially well done.
Benjamin. Economics
and the Public Welfare. Anderson, a free-market economist
who worked for the Chase Manhattan Bank, gives a detailed criticism
of Roosevelt's New Deal. Far from getting the economy out of the
Great Depression, the New Deal made matters worse.
These basic works set the foundation for all later Western moral
and political thought. Rothbard's natural rights libertarianism
draws heavily on certain Aristotelian themes, while rejecting others.
Randy. The
Structure of Liberty. An important defense of libertarian
legal theory. Barnett argues for libertarian rights on grounds of
knowledge, interest, and power.
Frédéric. Economic
Sophisms. This includes some of Bastiat's classic satirical
essays attacking protective tariffs and other interventionist measures.
He stresses the unseen results of laws designed to "help"
various groups.
Law. Criticizes planners who regard people as material to
be molded into a pattern; Hayek took up this line of thought in
The Road to Serfdom.
Peter T. From
Subsistence to Exchange. Bauer, the foremost free-market
expert on development economics, shows that state planning hurts
economic growth. Planners characteristically ignore small traders,
whose activities are vital.
Hillaire. The
Servile State. A prescient warning against welfare-state
measures that erode individual responsibility.
Bruce. The
Enterprise of Law. Almost everyone argues that protection
must be provided by a state that holds a monopoly of force. Benson
subjects this belief to withering assault. Law and protection have
often in history been secured by private means.
Raoul. Government
By Judiciary. Strong indictment of the U.S. Supreme Court
for usurpation of power, especially through misreading of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Berger defends original intent in interpretation.
Tom. The
Noblest Triumph. Bethell indicts economics for giving no
adequate account of the nature and significance of property rights.
Eugen von. The
Exploitation Theory of Socialism- Communism. This is an
excerpt from the author's massive three volume Capital
and Interest, which the dedicated may wish to attempt. Böhm-Bawerk
destroys Marx's labor theory of value.
Better Guide Than Reason. Bradford, an outstanding Southern
literary scholar, denies that equality is a basic value in American
history. Offers strong criticism of Lincoln as a leveling dictator.
Reactionary Imperative. A collection of essays that stresses
the influence of rhetoric on politics.
James M. Cost
and Choice. Buchanan offers a strong argument for the Austrian
subjective view of costs. Buchanan saw in the 1960s, much against
the mainstream, that Mises was correct about socialist calculation.
Jacob. Reflections
on History. The great Swiss historian indicts power as evil.
For this he was bitterly criticized by Carl Schmitt and the Nazi
intellectual historian Christoph Steding.
G.K. What's
Wrong With the World? Chesterton uses his immense gift for
paradox to show the fallacies of those in revolt against the natural
order. He refuted contemporary feminism in advance of its birth.
Robert. The
Great Terror. The gruesome harvest of Stalinism. Communist
mass murders did not deter many Western intellectuals from championing
the "Soviet Experiment".
Benjamin. Benjamin
Constant: Political Writings. Ed. by Biancamaria Fontana.
Constant's distinction between ancient and modern liberty is an
essential insight.
Stephane et al. The
Black Book of Communism. Mass murder is a constant characteristic
of Communist regimes. The comparison of Soviet and Nazi atrocities
was too much for some French bien pensants.
Martin van. The
Rise and Decline of the State. An erudite work by a leading
military historian, who argues that the state is a historically
limited phenomenon that is due to be supplanted.
John W. The
Roots of Freedom. An excellent short survey of ideas from
political philosophy that have influenced American constitutional
John V., ed., The
Costs of War. An important anthology that shows the disastrous
consequences of America's wars. Ralph Raico's essays on Churchill
and on World War I are especially significant.
John Hart. War
and Responsibility. Shows that the war power under the U.
S. Constitution rests exclusively with Congress. Ely, a noted legal
theorist, refutes the argument that Presidential military initiative
is needed to deal with emergencies.
Richard. Forbidden
Grounds. Epstein shows that anti-discrimination laws do
not achieve their aims.
Epstein uses the law of takings to develop an important legal argument
that sharply limits government action.
Louis. Presidential
War Power. Like Ely, Fisher demonstrates who holds the war
power in the U.S. Constitution. Both books supplement each other;
Fisher deals simply and fully with the historical record, while
Ely concentrates on legal arguments.
Antony. Equality
in Liberty and Justice. An outstanding British philosopher
associated with the ordinary language school assails egalitarianism
as a perversion of justice.
John T. Forgotten
Lessons. Flynn shows how statist regimes, including Roosevelt's
New Deal, promote militarism and war to distract attention from
economic failure.
Roosevelt Myth. Franklin Roosevelt's vanity and lack of
principle led him to dictatorial measures and a world war that advanced
the interests of Soviet Russia.
Milton. Capitalism
and Freedom.
and Rose D. Friedman, Free
to Choose. These two books present a Chicago School defense
of a relatively free market. Although Austrians will disagree with
a number of points, the books offer valuable criticisms of licensing
and other interventionist policies.
Amos. Theology
and the Scientific Imagination. Vital for the relation of
theology to secular thought in European history. Funkenstein shows
how many political concepts follow a similar logic to key terms
in theology. A work of profound erudition.
Lowell and Richard Vedder. Out
of Work. The authors offer substantial evidence that wage
rates that are rigid downward lead to unemployment. A valuable application
of economic principles to historical examples.
Garret. The
People's Pottage. America has become an empire, preserving
only the form of a republic. Garrett draws suggestive parallels
between America and Rome in the period when Caesarism replaced the
Roger. Time
and Money. An excellent presentation of Austrian macroeconomics.
The Mises-Hayek account of the business cycle is contrasted with
Keynesian and monetarist theories.
David, Ed. Secession,
State, and Liberty. An anthology of essays in defense
of the right to secession; the essays by Donald Livingston and Murray
Rothbard, among others, are of major importance.
Paul. After
Liberalism. Gottfried shows that modern liberals act as
virtual thought police to suppress ideas of which they disapprove.
A perfect illustration of Bastiat's key point in The Law.
Friedrich von, ed. Capitalism
and the Historians. One of the most frequent arguments of
opponents of capitalism is that the Industrial Revolution worsened
the condition of the British working class. Hayek, W.H. Hutt, and
others refute this convincingly.
Constitution of Liberty. A comprehensive analysis of the
rule of law. Hayek makes some surprising statements, e.g., he disapproves
of some of the Supreme Court's anti-New Deal decisions (p.190),
but his immensely erudite book deserves careful study.
Counter-Revolution of Science. Perhaps Hayek's most important
book. Attacks social engineering and defends individualist methodology
in the social sciences.
Legislation, and Liberty. Three volumes. Particularly important
is the second volume, The
Mirage of Social Justice, which argues that the concept
of social justice is incoherent. Other volumes are Rules
and Order and The
Political Order of a Free People.
Road to Serfdom. One of the most famous of all defenses
of classical liberalism. Hayek shows that socialist thinkers wish
to impose their values on others. "Advanced" thinkers
led the way to totalitarianism.
Henry. Economics
in One Lesson. The lesson, not at all easy for policy makers
to learn, is that interference with the free market has indirect
consequences, usually of a disastrous sort.
Failure of the "New Economics". A chapter-by-chapter
analysis of Keynes's General Theory.
Foundations of Morality. A brilliantly clear presentation
of moral theory. Hazlitt defends the free market on utilitarian
grounds, in the style of Mises.
Auberon. The
Right and Wrong of Compulsion by the State and Other Essays.
Herbert, a follower of Herbert Spencer, extends the law of equal
freedom more consistently and radically than his mentor.
Robert. Crisis
and Leviathan. Higgs shows how wars lead to increased state
control. Statism remains in place in peacetime through the ratchet
Hans-Hermann. Economics
and Ethics of Private Property. Presents Hoppe's important
attempt to show that rejection of libertarian rights is self-defeating.
Jeffrey R. Emancipating
Slaves, Enslaving Free Men: A History of the American Civil War.
Hummel argues that war was not needed to end slavery and defends
the right of secession.
W. H. The
Keynesian Episode. A devastating criticism of the Keynesian
system, based on wide knowledge of the literature. Though Hutt's
style is difficult, he makes acute points not found elsewhere.
Anthony de. The
State. De Jasay demonstrates, using public choice arguments,
that the state must move in the direction of Leviathan.
Paul. A
History of the American People.
Times. These two books provide a good guide to, respectively,
American history and the history of the twentieth century. In both,
Johnson uses Rothbard's analysis to account for the onset of the
Great Depression.
Eric. The
European Miracle. Why did Europe develop economically, in
a way unlike any other region before the eighteenth century? Jones
shows that free institutions are a large part of the answer.
Bertrand de. On
Power. De Jouvenel traces the growth of the state, showing
that democracy often leads to increased control over the individual.
The treatment of Rousseau is especially good.
Israel M. Competition
and Entrepreneurship. Kirzner presents his influential account
of entrepreneurship, based on perception of opportunity.
Driving Force of the Market. Kirzner attempts to justify
his coordination of plans standard for welfare economics and gives
a sensitive exposition of Mises and other Austrians.
Frank H. Selected
Essays. Two volumes. Although Knight was by no means a supporter
of laissez-faire capitalism, his depth and ability to find problems
with standard arguments for socialism and interventionism make him
must reading. Volumes include Laissez-Faire:
Pro and Con and 'What
is Truth' in Economics.
Boétie, Etienne de. The
Politics of Obedience: The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude.
A sixteenth-century essay by a young friend of Montaigne that has
had great impact on libertarian thought. Government requires a level
of popular support to maintain itself. The edition with Murray Rothbard's
excellent preface is recommended.
Bruno. Freedom
and the Law. Leoni extends Hayek on spontaneous order to
show that judge-made law is often superior to the enactments of
Donald. Philosophical
Melancholy and Delirium. In the course of a comprehensive
study of Hume, Livingston provides the best discussion of the right
to secession that I have read.
John. Second
Treatise on Government. The theory of property set forward
here is basic to subsequent classical liberalism.
Loren. Persons,
Rights, and the Moral Community. An excellent philosophical
argument for classical liberalism, based on the need for persons
to pursue their own projects in life.
Critical Examination of Socialism. Mallock, an outstanding
nineteenth-century British thinker, argues that progress and wealth
depend on allowing scope for the creative individual. Socialism
defies this fact and cannot work.
James J. Men
Against the State. The best account of the nineteenth-century
American tradition of individualist anarchism. Tucker, Spooner,
and others are neglected thinkers of major importance.
Edgar Lee. Lincoln
the Man. Masters, fed up with Lincoln hagiography, paints
the Great Emancipator as psychologically abnormal.
Forrest. States'
Rights and the Union. McDonald shows that the United States
was established as an association of states. With some dissent,
it was so regarded until Lincoln and the Civil War changed things.
Mencken Chrestomathy. A collection of Mencken's mordantly
funny articles. Thorstein Veblen and other targets were never the
same when Mencken had finished with them.
Carl. Principles
of Economics. The founding work of Austrian economics. Menger's
subjectivism revolutionized economic theory.
John. Theology
and Social Theory. Though Milbank is far from a classical
liberal, his book demands attention. He argues that modern social
science rests on dubious theological assumptions. Social science
has as its basic purpose the justification of violence.
Fred. Nature,
Justice, and Rights in Aristotle's Politics. Argues, contrary
to Alasdair MacIntyre and many others, that Aristotle had a notion
of individual rights.
Ludwig von. Human
Action. The greatest twentieth-century work in the
social sciences. Mises replies convincingly to critics of his socialist
calculation argument, among thousands of other insights.
Mises argues that classical liberalism is the path to peace. Conflicts
among nationalities can be resolved in lasting fashion only by rigid
restriction of the scope of the state.
Government. A penetrating account of how interventionism
in the German economy led to totalitarianism. Together with Hayek's
to Serfdom, it offers an interpretation of intellectual
tends in pre-World War II Europe of unparalleled depth.
Mises's calculation argument poses a challenge that socialism cannot
meet. Not content with this fatal blow, Mises raises all manner
of other critical points. After he is through, nothing of socialism
is left standing.
Theory and
History. Among other things, the best analysis of the Marxist
theory of history. Hayek regarded this as an unduly neglected book.
Theory of Money and Credit. A thorough treatment of monetary
theory. The money regression theorem shows that money must have
begun as a commodity. Mises strongly defends the gold standard as
a means of monetary reconstruction.
Felix. Freedom
and Federalism. An outstanding defense of states' rights
and interposition by a veteran journalist.
Robert. The
Quest for Community. Nisbet argues that the modern state
has worked to destroy all institutions that stand between it and
the individual. Rousseau is a chief villain.
Albert Jay Our
Enemy, The State. A brilliantly written demonstration that
the state is an instrument of predation. Nock derived his account
from Franz Oppenheimer, The
State, but Nock's presentation is much clearer.
Eric. Isolation
Reconfigured. Nordlinger maintains that the United States
should avoid foreign entanglements. The noninterventionist argument
for American entry into both world wars is strong.
Robert. Anarchy,
State, and Utopia. Defends libertarianism with great philosophical
acuity. Nozick's analysis of Rawls's theory of justice is the best
ever written.
Mancur. The
Logic of Collective Action. Essential for any study of the
problem of public goods. Hayek preferred it to Buchanan and Tullock's
of Consent.
Prosperity. Olson shows why limitations on government
are necessary for economic growth.
y Gasset, José. The
Revolt of the Masses. This criticism of mass man is an indictment
of much of twentieth-century political thought.
Richard. Property
and Freedom. An outstanding historian of Russia argues that
property rights are essential to freedom. Interesting comparison
of Britain and Russia.
Karl. The
Poverty of Historicism. Popper argues against the possibility
of laws of historical change. His argument is fatal to Marxism.
Bruce. War
and the Rise of the State. Like Higgs, but over a wider
historical span, Porter shows how war leads to growth of state power.
Paul. Republics,
Ancient and Modern. Three volumes. A work of enormous scope
and erudition. Rahe offers an excellent analysis of the influence
of classical ideas on the American republican tradition. Although
his Straussian assumptions are questionable, the book is essential.
Volumes include: Inventions
of Prudence: Constituting the American Regime, New
Modes and Orders in Early Modern Political Thought, and
The Ancient Regime in Classical Greece.
Justin. Reclaiming
the American Right. Raimondo shows convincingly that William
Buckley and other cold warriors derailed American conservatism,
so far as foreign policy is concerned. The Old Right favored peace
and nonintervention.
Ayn. The
Shrugged. These two novels strongly defend the view that
ethics is based on rational self-interest. Though much in her thought
is dubious, the "sense of life" on display in these books
is valuable.
George. Capitalism:
A Treatise on Economics. This massive tome attempts to combine
Ricardian and Austrian economics to defend the free market. The
view of capital theory presented is controversial but deserves study.
Wilhelm. A
Humane Economy. The author uses moral arguments against
Keynesian and inflationist policies.
Murray. America's
Great Depression. Contrary to popular belief, the Great
Depression does not prove the failure of laissez-faire capitalism.
Herbert Hoover was a strong interventionist.
Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought. Two
volumes. Rothbard's brilliant intellectual history is perhaps his
greatest scholarly contribution. He stresses the Spanish scholastics
and gives an outstanding analysis of the religious presuppositions
of Marxism, among much else. Volumes include Classical
Economics and Economic
Thought Before Adam Smith.
in Liberty. Four Volumes. Comprehensive account of the colonial
period and the American Revolution, emphasizing libertarian movements.
Ethics of Liberty. Rothbard's fullest statement of his natural
law grounding for rights.
Economy, and State. A major treatise that fills out and
extends Misesian economics. Penetrating discussions of monopoly
price, Keynesianism, and myriad other topics.
and Market. A comprehensive classification and analysis
of all types of interference with the free market. Rothbard originally
intended it to form part of Man, Economy, and State.
Government Done to Our Money? A brilliantly
concise answer to the question posed in the title. Rothbard defends
the gold standard and opposes fractional reserve banking.
Joseph. Capitalism,
Socialism, and Democracy. Schumpeter gives an unrivalled
demolition of the perfect competition standard for monopoly. His
elitist view of democracy merits attention; his views on socialist
calculation do not.
Helmut. Envy.
Much of socialism and interventionism is rooted in envy. Schoeck
gives a detailed historical and sociological account of envy's malign
A. John. Justification
and Legitimacy.
Lockean Theory of Rights.
Principles and Political Obligations.
the Edge of Anarchy. These four books are a neglected resource
for classical liberal thought. Simmons argues that Lockean moral
theory is soundly based. Lockean arguments cannot be used to justify
government; and anarchy, or something close to it, is the proper
upshot of Locke's thought. All major arguments designed to justify
political obligation fail.
Thomas. Knowledge
and Decisions. Sowell's magnum opus. It offers a
detailed account of spontaneous orders; Hayek greatly admired it.
Quest for Cosmic Justice. Contemporary leftist thought is
engaged in a futile effort to remodel the world. Economics teaches
us the need to limit our goals, by making us aware that all action
involves choice and cost.
Alexander. The
Gulag Archipelago. A riveting discussion of the Soviet concentration
camp system. Communist terror and repression began with Lenin, not
Herbert. The
Man Versus the State. A sharp attack on the "New Toryism"
of the late nineteenth century. Spencer's arguments against the
early manifestations of the welfare state are of far reaching importance.
Principles of Ethics. Volume Two. The definitive statement
of the great British philosopher's political views, though some
prefer his earlier Social Statics. Spencer's argument for
rights is outstanding.
Lysander. The
Lysander Spooner Reader. Spooner, a key nineteenth century
individualist, razes to the ground social contract arguments for
the state.
Hillel. An
Essay on Rights. Steiner argues powerfully for an unusual
variant of libertarianism. A key issue for him is to establish which
rights can consistently exist together.
David. Against
the Idols
of the Age. A major argument against modern varieties
of relativism.
W. G. What
Do Social Classes Owe to Each Other? Sumner calls attention
to the "Forgotten Man", who must pay for harebrained schemes
by which some endeavor to " do good" for others.
John, et al. Cato's
Letters. Ed. By Ronald Hamowy. Four Volumes in Two. An eighteenth-century
defense of libertarian natural rights, which decisively influenced
the American Revolution. Hamowy's scholarly annotations are of great
value in understanding the text.
Gordon. The
Economics of Income Redistribution. Tullock shows that the
actions of supporters of massive redistribution to the poor belie
their words. People are unwilling to redistribute large amounts
of income to their own detriment, and plans to do so usually have
some ulterior end.
Richard. Ideas
Have Consequences. The brilliant defense of property rights
is more important than Weaver's attempt to find the root of modern
evil in medieval nominalism.
Clyde. The
Essential Calhoun. An excellent anthology. Calhoun gave
a penetrating defense of the "concurrent majority" as
a limit to political innovation.
Leland. Ethics
as Social Science. A major defense of rule utilitarian ethics,
in the style of Mises and Hazlitt. Yeager's knowledge of the literature
of ethics is extensive and deep.
Fluttering Veil. An important collection of essays on monetary
disequilibrium and related topics.
Gordon, book editor of LewRockwell.com and author of The
Mises Review, a quarterly book review, is a senior fellow
at the Mises Institute. He was
educated at UCLA, where he earned his PhD in intellectual history,
and is the author of Resurrecting
Marx; The
Philosophical Origins of Austrian Economics; Critics of Marx;
and An
Introduction to Economic Reasoning. He is also editor
of Secession,
State, and Liberty.
Dr. Gordon is also a contributor to such journals as The
Journal of Libertarian Studies
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"Tee-ups have probably been around as long as language, experts say. They seem to be used with equal frequency by men and women, although there aren't major studies of the issue. Their use may be increasing as a result of social media, where people use phrases such as "I am thinking that…" or "As far as I know…" both to avoid committing to a definitive position and to manage the impression they make in print."
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When you breed a Full Black and a Full white cat, your not gonna get a gray cat.
Your mostly gonna get whatever color is the dominant gene.
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Spots are example.
When you breed a Full Black and a Full white cat, your not gonna get a gray cat.
Your mostly gonna get whatever color is the dominant gene.
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It's much more complex than that since many genes are involved and even if two cats have identical genes their furs can still look different.
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In Minecraft, sheep can spawn naturally with wool colors of white, light gray, gray, black, brown, and pink.
According to the Minecraft wiki, the percentage rates are as follows:
White - 81.84%
Light Gray - 5%
Gray - 5%
Black - 5%
Brown - 3%
Pink - 0.16%
If you want to breed colored sheep, first we'll tackle the colors that spawn naturally:
For breeding purposes, since brown and pink are the least common, we could make those recessive genes that would only show up if two brown sheep or two pink sheep are bred. If a brown or pink sheep is bred with any other sheep, the offspring will be the color of the non-recessive type parent. If a brown sheep and a pink sheep are bred, brown would win out since it's gene is more dominant than the pink.
Since white is the most common color by percentage, it would be the most dominant of the color genes. A white sheep bred with any other color sheep would always result in a white sheep.
Since light gray, gray, and black all have the same probability of spawning naturally, these colors could be co-dominant with each other. A light gray sheep bred with another light gray would result in light gray offspring. A light gray sheep bred with a black sheep would yield a gray sheep. Black with black would produce a black sheep. A light gray and a gray sheep would result in a 50/50 chance of having either a light gray or gray offspring. The same 50/50 chance would apply when breeding a gray and black.
White would always be dominant over all other colors.
Light gray, gray, and black are co-dominant with each other, and dominant over both brown and pink.
Brown is dominant over pink.
Pink is the most recessive and illusive sheep color to breed.
All other sheep colors can only be obtained by dying the sheep with wool. This does not affect their genetics. Hence, it would not affect breeding. Colored sheep would breed offspring of the color they genetically inherited, not the color of the dye in their wool.
Gene-altering color potions fed to sheep, perhaps? :smile.gif:
Dying a sheep naturally could produce colored wool for one cycle of wool growth. One sheared, it would grow back the original color. However, a more expensive color potion could be fed to a sheep and turn it into a genetic abomination that produces colored wool forever (or until killed or fed a different color of color potion). These mutated rainbow sheep could breed rainbow sheep offspring.
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That's not how genes work. If you breed a white rabbit with a black rabbit, the rabbit will not be black with white spots or white with black spots. The dominant trait will emerge, whichever color it is, and the baby rabbits will be one solid color. However, they will still be carriers of the recessive color.
The point is, it should be either color of the parents. 50/50.
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Seems I'm the only one here to suggested a logical genetic system, at least for the naturally spawning sheep types.
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Most dyes aren't hard to come by.


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> It's always quality that is more important than the closeness of the mating for me. Much better to have good genes doubled than a hotch potch where the quality and health of all the ancestors and siblings is unknown and the breeder may have doubled up on horrendous shared problems without knowing it.
> I don't frown upon close matings. The most important thing is to actually KNOW the dogs in the pedigree
> interbred
>Deafness in Dalmation dogs is a result of generations of inbreeding.
> No it isn't. It's due entirely to the lack of pigmentation (which causes the white coat) which means a lack of pigmentation cells in the inner ear which is intrinsically linked with the development of hearing receptors. The exact same condition exisits with white boxers, white staffies, English setters etc. It's nothing to do with inbreeding.
>deafness, long backs, short noses so they have breathing problems, cleft plaletes, uneven bites, and a thousand others.
>I have used a wide range of books on genitic studies for my answer. So are you saying they are wrong?
>What scienific research have you done?
>I did not say that I am a scholar in genetics, and said I am not an expert on the subject
> Deafness can be due to the pie-bald and merle gene as a result of generations of inbreeding.
>I did not realise you were just commenting and making decisions based on things you had read without personal experience.
> As for jumping to decisions how can you justifi that statement?
> but I do'nt need to have to know that inbreeding animals causes defects, that will come out eventally.
>I havent read anything incorrect, I get my information from relieable sources.
> but I do'nt need to have to know that inbreeding animals causes defects
>As for jumping to decisions how can you justifi that statement?
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