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Well, I listened to the CC again today and still didn't hear anything to make me nervous. In the big picture, revenues were down 20% for FY 2009 compared to 2008, but earnings were actually up 38% year over year. Yahoo shows an estimate of 1.56 for next year, which would be another 38% gain YOY. If so, that might justify our 20 plus PE, so I'm pretty happy with this as one of my core holdings.Once again, no mention of nanocor products. I wish someone would ask about this during one of the CC's. It would be nice to know if they see this as a future source of earnings, or just an R&D effort.Under the Industry Links page for Nanocor, they have 7 new links (customers?) shown that all appear to be industrial rather than the older links that are mostly research related.http://www.nanocor.com/links.asp They also have a couple of presentations listed for 2010 at the following link.http://www.nanocor.com/events.asp
Steve, I really appreciate your comments. I am not saavy regarding the understanding of these cc's but I do listen to them. Can you tell me how you think our dividens will be affected this coming year. I know something was said about the figure but as I said, I don't understand. Thanks
I would say the dividend is safe. They are earning nearly twice what they are paying out and have a long history of paying dividens. I wouldn't expect the dividend to be increased until they get back close to the earnings they had a couple years ago (bc - before crash).


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I have updated my economic forecast, and it looks a little better than it did a few months ago. I have upgraded the first three quarters of 2011. The later quarters have about the same growth rates as before--they were already fairly good growth rates back in my November 2010 forecast.
The reason for the forecast revision is that recent data show the processes I had anticipated occuring faster than I had previoiusly thought they would.
The keys to my vision of the economic outlook are:
Sound rosy to you? Here's another way of looking at it. I compare my forecast GDP with the Congressional Budget Office's estimate of potential GDP. Look at how long the gap persists.
Because of that persistent underachievement, I don't think inflation will rise significantly in the next few years. The rise of oil and food prices are changes in relative prices, which will not translate into permanent changes in the overall inflation rate.
In this context, the Fed will keep short-term interest rates low. However, global economic improvement will increase the demand for credit, pulling long-term interest rates higher.
Lake Oswego-based economist Bill Conerly advises companies on business, finance and strategy, and speaks frequently on these topics. His blog, reprinted here with permission, is titled Businomics.
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Give us a break, Bill
TONY Abbott should reveal the negative impacts of free trade with China, Bill Shorten says, accusing the government of "selective leaks to soften up the electorate" for painful concessions to Beijing.
Hypocrisy, thy name is ALP. Bill, how about you reveal the negative impacts of the Joe Ludwig's closure of the live export trade to Indonesia before you say anything about this deal with China.
It could could well help the cattle industry recover from your stuff-up.
Cattle producers launch class action
NORTHERN cattle producers and exporters have launched a class action against the commonwealth, challenging the "reckless'' decision by the Gillard government in 2011 to ban live animal exports to Indonesia.
Northern Territory cattle producers Dougal and Emily Brett who run Waterloo Station, about 540km from Katherine, are the lead applicants. The couple had cattle worth about $1.4 million in their yards ready to be exported to Indonesia when trade was halted. The ban up-ended their lives and their industry.
The ban up-ended the lives of thousands of people and the industry and represents one of the worst decisions ever made by the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd debacle. I was travelling through North West Western Australia and the Northern Territory shortly after the shock announcement and the hatred against the government was palpable.
Ludwig, the minister who closed down the industry, will never be welcomed west of Brisbane yet I notice he is still a Queensland Senator. It's a pity he can't be held financially responsible for the decision but unfortunately, any costs awarded will just taken out of federal revenue and only people who remember will apportion the costs, albeit only in their mind, against the costs of electing an ALP government.
Australia never really recovered from the Whitlam experiment and now we have billions to sort out from the most recent ALP experiment.
It's time now Gough
Gough Whitlam, the 21st Australian prime minister, passed away earlier this morning. He served as PM between 1972 and 1975 before being sacked by the Governor-General and subsequently, by the electorate, at the 1975 general election.
As a young Infantry Sergeant I was called before my Officer Commanding and formally asked if I would continue to serve without pay in the event that Fraser maintained his attempt to rid Australia of Whitlam and his decaying government and supply dried up.
I answered in the affirmative recognizing the country needed to stave off bankruptcy and only suggested if the stalemate continued then the Army needed a plan to feed my wife and child.
I have dreaded this day, not so much because of the man's demise, but more because we now have to endure weeks of canonization by the media of a man who, at best, we can say, his road to hell was paved with good intentions.
The Left, and those who either ignore facts or make them up, will be working overtime to give him credit where none is due and to wash over his errors.
And they start;
He was good for women
Tanya Plibersek:
Gough's reforms for women were landmark. They included the election of the first Labor woman to the House of Representatives, Joan Child, in 1974.
She means other than Dame Enid Lyons who was elected to the House in the early 40s.
He cut Tariffs
Sure did. Tim Colebatch explains;
John Stone, deputy secretary of Treasury at the time, wrote recently that the committee's existence was kept secret even from Treasury. Stone wrote a memo endorsing lower tariffs as a goal, but arguing that an indiscriminate cut would leave excessively protected sectors unharmed, but close more vulnerable plants.
And sure enough;
A year later, after the tariff cuts, import volumes jumped by a third, and the current account deficit was here to stay. Manufacturing lost 138,000 jobs in two years, and high unemployment became entrenched. The tariff cuts were only one factor in all this, but they symbolised the defects in Whitlam's "crash through or crash" style of decision-making.
He instituted free Uni education.
Sure did and those who gained by that move have reason to be complimentary to Gough but in life there are no free dinners and someone had to pay. The taxpayer paid and in due course Hawke adjusted the scheme and brought in costs to students.
He brought the troops home from Vietnam.
No he didn't. All he did was bring home the few Training Team guys still left in country. 1 ATF had been withdrawn by the McMahon government before Whitlam cam to power.
From Wikipedia;
On 18 August 1971, Australia and New Zealand decided to withdraw their troops from Vietnam, with the Australian prime minister, William McMahon, announcing that 1 ATF would cease operations in October, commencing a phased withdrawal.
I've almost given up correcting Whitlam lovers on this one but as they maintain the rage, I will maintain telling them the truth.
Financial management.
As mentioned above, his road to hell was paved with good intentions, but, like the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd government the great programs were never placed against the balance sheet to see if we could afford them.
We couldn't.
In this graph from Catallaxy file Professor Sinclair says, Australia never recovered from the Whitlam era. I might add Whitlam tried to fund his grandiose schemes but did so by trying to borrow money from the Arabs. The Khemlani Affair put the icing on the cake as it became apparent to all that they were out of control. It gave Fraser the impetus to deny supply that ended in Whitlam's dismissal
Whitlam opened up dialogue with China.
Yep. he sure did. He visited China as Opposition leader in June of 1971 and whereas establishing diplomatic relations with China had to be considered, I would have preferred he wait until our troops had been withdrawn or otherwise recovered from, or died of their wounds. Troops were still in Vietnam (4RAR left in October 1971) and while our troops were being killed or wounded by the VC or North Vietnamese, these communist soldiers were just aiming the rifles. China was busy making the AK 47s and loading the magazines and for the years from 1972 thru to 1975, they rearmed North Vietnam, in partnership with the USSR, to enable the 1975 invasion.
I took it that Whitlam favoured the Chinese communists over the sacrifice of the Diggers and while he later had Jim Cairns as his deputy I can understand why. If Whitlam was iffy, Jim Cairns was an out and out communist and did all he could to assist the communists to win the war.
I thought recognition was a bit early – wait until my mate's bodies are cold in their grave, I thought at the time.
He instituted Multiculturalism.
Yep he did. With the exception that the South Vietnamese who fought his communist mates weren't included in his version of multiculturalism. He is quoted as saying;
"I'm not having hundreds of fucking Vietnamese Balts coming into this country with their religious and political hatreds against us!"
If the Vietnamese hated anybody, other than the communists who were busy murdering and raping their countrymen, it could only be politicians who said such things. The religious Vietnamese he talks about were, on the main, Catholics with some Buddhists thrown in. The only reason he could hate them so is because they were fighting the communists.
As a further example of his political leanings he denied any reports of violations in communist SE Asia;
'In September 1978, Whitlam addressed a conference in Canberra where he declared that he did not accept the validity of any of the reports about human rights violations in Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos. He was particularly emphatic about Cambodia, declaring: "I make bold to doubt all the stories that appear in the newspapers about the treatment of people in Cambodia."'
He supported Jim Cairns until he had to sack him over treasury matters. He never sacked him while he was courting the communists.
Australia's Dr Jim Cairns and the Soviet KGB
by John Ballantyne
National Observer (Council for the National Interest, Melbourne),
No. 64, Autumn 2005, pages 52-63.
When he was a senior Cabinet minister in the Whitlam Government, Cairns set out to use his high office to promote Soviet foreign policy aims. In 1973, when he was Minister for Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry, he sponsored a visit to Australia of representatives of communist North Vietnam. On April 26 — the day after Anzac Day — Cairns was photographed with his guests in the Sydney Town Hall, surrounded by Viet Cong flags and a huge picture of dictator Ho Chi Minh.
In 1974, official letterhead stationery of the Australian WPC described Cairns both as President of the Committee of World Peace Councillors in Australia and as Deputy Prime Minister. One such letter, dated 2 September 1974, advertised a visit to Australia later that month of a WPC delegation, headed by long-time KGB agent and WPC leader, Romesh Chandra.
It is worth remembering that Australia's Constitution (section 44) clearly states: "Any person who … is under any acknowledgement of allegiance, obedience, or adherence to a foreign power … shall be incapable of being chosen or of sitting as a senator or member of the House of Representatives." Cairns's loyalties to a foreign power — and an enemy foreign power at that — should have automatically disqualified him from sitting as a member of parliament, let alone from becoming Deputy Prime Minister.
It is little wonder, then, that when Cairns became Deputy PM on 10 June 1974, the then US Ambassador to Australia, Marshall Green, warned Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam of Washington's alarm that Cairns might have access to classified information on US bases in Australia. Whitlam assured Green that Cairns had not asked about the functions of the US bases and would not be briefed on the matter.
I never looked up to him, always thought he and I were on different sides but he certainly caused a lot of debate and even though he could never fund his grandiose ideas he did at least have them. It wasn't an untimely death but I dread the media over the period between now and his state funeral and will stay away from the ABC lest I throw something at my expensive TV in frustration at the lies that are about to wash over us.
November 11 1975 was a big relief and a highlight in my life.
Vale Gough.
Good luck, Joel
LABOR frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon says the party must attract better candidates and boost its campaigning in rural Australia, as well as revitalising its policies for farmers and regional communities, or it will fail to regain government.
"Australia has 44 rural electorates," Mr Fitzgibbon said. "The Labor Party holds just five of them.
"Two are held by independents.
The Tories(He means the Coalition – Tories are Brits!) hold the rest — some 84 per cent. In the past 30 years, Labor has held no more than 13 rural electorates. This must change — not for Labor's sake, but for the sake of all rural communities."
Here's a tip Joel. Tell the rural communities that under no circumstances will the ALP ever, ever close down an entire rural industry as they did with the live cattle export trade, based on an ABC TV show, and if, and it's a big if, they believe you, you might stand a chance of gaining some rural seats.
For that matter, how the hell do they even hold five seats – what are the voters in those electorates thinking?
Considering that Joel was called an auto electrician in a suit by General Cantwell I can't see him recognizing, let alone addressing, ALP failures. With Shorten in denial and the ALP continually blocking the Coalition's attempts to wind back spending, the punters can see they haven't learnt any lessons from the election.
Joe Ludwig, who was the Senator responsible for closing down the live cattle trade, is still in the Senate – a veritable time bomb ticking quietly as he waits for the opportunity to totally stuff up some other industry.
AWU wants RET exemption
THE Australian Workers Union has called for the aluminium industry to be exempted from the renewable energy target, a move that will increase pressure on Labor to negotiate a bipartisan deal with the Coalition on changes to the scheme.
AWU national secretary Scott McDine warned that the RET maintained in its current form would lead to thousands of jobs shifting overseas with no environmental gain.
The closure of smelters at Kurri Kurri in NSW, Point Henry in Victoria and Gove in the Northern Territory have been announced in the past two years.
But….we always knew that. Did they mention this fact to Rudd and Gillard as they beavered away at ridding Australia of its cheap power advantage at the Greens bequest.
No, not a peep as I recall.
The AWU don't care about the environment, they just care about jobs. But before we get all warm and fuzzy about unions looking after the workers, we are really talking about jobs that translate into membership fees that represent power and money for the union bosses.
So with the aluminium industry in serious decline due partly to the ALP's insane 'save the environment' policies that didn't and wont save the environment, we are still stalling over what to do with the RET.
Rabid dog Palmer, leader of the PUP pack has no investment in aluminium so has nor reason to vote for reconsidering the RET policies.
He's no help.
No change there.
Supporters of the RET say look at the figures. Electricity demand is down. Yes it is, but might I suggest that part of the reason for decrease is that people are getting stunned by their power bills and are switching off heating and bar fridges and stumbling around in the dark as they minimize lights.
The closure of three aluminium smelting plants has or will impact on that demand as well.
Mind you, aluminium smelting isn't the only industry suffering from the ALP/Greens policies. All industry is as we chip away at that useful cheap power advantage.
UPDATE: Read Alan Moran's piece at Catalaxy Files where he asks should we phase down or abolish?
Shorten hits Peak Stupid
Bill Shorten has no shame – during the Rudd/Gillard/Rudd debacle the government gutted the Defence budget in a vain attempt to balance Swan's budget. The budget didn't balance and Defence aquisition programmes were put back years.
Now he has the temerity to attack Abbott over the fact that a Japanese sub is one of many being considered to replace the Collins class fleet. His populist statements at Adelaide yesterday reflect his fighting for the unions, including the criminal based CFMEU, that were involved in the Collins class subs and has nothing to do with the defence of the country.
One union idiot shouted "Last time we had Jap subs, they were in bloody Sydney Harbour" referring to the midget submarine attack in 1942. I hasten to add that neither Shorten, nor his audience were even born then. It was another century and another Japan. Today's Japan is a major defence and trade partner who, with the US and Australia, constitute the main Pacific area defence pact.
Shorten goes onto say; "This is a government with a short memory," he said. "In the Second World War, 366 merchant ships were sunk off Australia."
Short memory! From Wikipedia;
The 28 Japanese and German submarines that operated in Australian waters between 1942 and 1945 sank a total of 30 ships with a combined tonnage of 151,000 long tons (153,000 t); 654 people, including 200 Australian merchant seamen, were killed on board the ships attacked by submarines.
Even when he gives a speech he can't get it right. There were 18 more ships sunk but they were as a result of surface raiders, both German and Japanese, but I presumed Shortens populist spray was directed at the Japanese only.
German….hmmn. Their submarines are also in the mix for selection. The cost of 12 German submarines would cost us $20 billion, The Japanese Soryu Class submarine would come at a similar cost while should Australia go Shorten's way it would cost us $50 billion.
$30 billion cheaper – you would have to consider it and think what you could do with that money. Maybe it could go to paying off some of the debt Shorten's mob have left us.
Due to the fact that the ALP killed Defence planning with their budget cuts we have a potential problem of having gap with no submarines at all. For this reason, and considering costs, something the ALP never did, the Japanese solution looks like a winner.
Quicker and cheaper potentially eliminating the no-submarine gap.
The decision is due later this year and I'm sure that a lot of the work will be done in Australia if the project goes ahead but from my point of view, the less union involvement the better.
Aint it the truth
From today's Australian writing about Carmen Lawrence from Western Australia as she takes over as Premier in 1990
Like most socialists she labours under the misconception that wealth is fixed. The creation of wealth seems not to bother her. Indeed it destracts from the business of spending….
That explains most ALP governments that have existed in my time.
Union membership plummets
UNION membership across the workforce has fallen to its lowest level, with just 12 per cent of private-sector employees choosing to belong to organised labour.
Overall, unions lost almost 93,000 members in the 12 months to last August, with total membership falling to 1.74 million, Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show.
ACTU secretary Dave Oliver blamed job cuts and changes in the economy and labour market for the decline.
"The No 1 recruiter for the trade union movement is Tony Abbott,'' he said. "Australians aren't going to stand by while the Abbott government and the business lobby go after their penalty rates, seek to cut the minimum wage every year for 10 years and conduct the biggest assault on the social safety net this country has ever seen
How's that for a "I'm not paying attention" type of statement. Union membership plummets, more than likely as a result of it becoming apparent, even to rusted on ALP supporters, that fraud is rampant in the Union movement as their leaders operate for their own benefit and not that of their members.
Somehow, in his confused mind, the fall actually is not a fall at all as he casts Abbott as the No 1 recruiter for the unions. Abbott recruits but the numbers fall – well done Tony.
Thus now we have the ALP/Union movement representing just 12% of workforce and people still believe that a representation of such a tiny part of the workforce entitles them to government.
Good luck with that!
Budget woes
The shouting and tumult dies down as the media have allowed every single person dependant on government largesse to vacilitate wildly and often about the budget. The attacks aginst the Abbott and Hockey have been sustained and not without some bias. The ABC did particularly well with Vilma Ward, a Queensland left wing radical activist, being presented as a concerned Pensioner and a sex-line grandmother (there are some sick men out there!) who claims to have been forced into the sleaze business to help pay her rent. When she come on-line ABC's Faine smiled at Abbott and he winked back. The furore from "The Wink" has gone viral as Faine managed to have a convenient video available even though the ABC claim they didn't know who she was. Bullshit – they always know who their callers are and what they are likely to go on about.
They don't just let anyone call, they must be anti-coalition to get a voice and call-id allows them to select callers who have a proven track record of agreeing with the ABC and it's self-perceived role as opposition to any conservative government.
Glooria, who is actually Judith Power, is a long-time feminist activist and anarchist but insists she has never been a member of a political party, even though Liberal Party twitter accounts claim she is an ALP branch secretary.
In an amusing twist, this sex-line elderly anarchist and radical feminist, who by her own background defines sleeze, accuses Abbott of being a sleazy misogynist.
The hypocracy!
Some sense is rising out of the tumult but there is a lot of work to be done by Abbott and Hockey. Their efforts at selling the budget have been poor to say the least and quite a few have been disappointed that they weren't more savage in their cuts.
The fight now is all about getting the budget through the Senate and the new Senate, due to sit in July, comes with it's own problems that occassion dispair at the offerings.
Particularly dispairing to me is the fact that Palmer's roll call of Senators in both his party and alligned Independants will have the final say in alot of the budget final make-up
PUP senators Zhenya Wang, Jacqui Lambie and Glenn Lazaruswill be part of the balance of power and to look closely at one of them, Jacqui Lambie from Tasmania, despair can easily turn to depression.
Jacqui Lambie is an ex soldier and a shallow thinker.
- She advocates national service as a means to fix youth unemployment.
- believes "hitting welfare" is not the way the Government should be finding savings and the nation needs "other ideas"
- believes the economy is in good shape and the Prime Minister and Treasurer are panicking.
- believes Abbott and Joe Hockey are nothing less than a pair of deceitful, lying political politicians,"
- believes abuse was an "intractable problem" in the ADF and made such allegations against the ADF that motivated General Hurlley to make an unprecedented intervention suggesting she calm down.
None of which bodes well for civilization.
Ricky Muir from the Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party, has signed an agreement to vote along PUP lines but seriously, I always worry about single issue politicians. Does he have a solid background in business or economics that would indicate some rational thought might be attached to his vote in the Senate? His party claim to want to have a "national conversation" about safer driving but I worry that he posted a video – subsequently deleted from the internet – showing his eight-year-old daughter driving a car and doing "burnouts".
Now that's a good start to have about safer driving….not!
Independent senator Nick Xenophon, who is already on record as saying the budget will not pass in it's current form and adds that the budget itself is unfair, mean and shortsited, doesn't appear to be thinking about the big picture. Other that saving a few millions by forcing MPs to travell cattle class he doesn't to offer up any solutions to the nations problems.
Liberal Democrat David Leyonhjelm has some opinions that resonate but suggesting a radical plan to charge asylum-seekers $50000 to come to Australia isn't one of them.
I wouldn't like to comment on Family First's Bob Day but you could follow the link and decide yourself whether he will help or hinder our recovery
The Democratic Labour Party's John Madigan doesn't appear to be radical and well may help the situation.
Amidst all this is Shorten in denial about the cause of our current financial budget woes and I have still to hear him make any positive statement or suggestion as to how we might alleviate the situation that he and his cohorts created in the first place.
It aint going to be easy!
Polls down for Abbott
SUPPORT for the Coalition has plunged to its lowest level in almost four years and voter dissatisfaction with Tony Abbott has jumped to the highest point since he became Prime Minister as the government prepares to deliver across-the-board pain in its first budget.
Amazing, isn't it? The poor bastard has to fix a huge deficit left by the ALP and he is in trouble.
Mind you it's totally expected. With the media, the ALP, every organization that lives off government handouts and the weird left wing screaming about mean Abbott and amongst all that, nobody, least of all Shorten, are calling it for what it is – a budget to try and get us out of the very deep hole the ALP have left us.
There is a fair chance the rich are going to pay for it. Bit unfair really because they didn't cause it and are highly unlikely to have vote the spendthifts in. In a perfect world we would be able to isolate those who did vote them in, particularly the second ALP government, and give them the bill.
Wont happen of course.
What will happen, what has happened since Whitlam got booted, is that the Libs come in to fix the deficits. Over the first year hard decisions are made and their polls plummet with too many people thinking ME and not the country. LNP management starts to produce results and the polls climb to give them another run at government. The country stabilizes, surpluses appear and productivity lifts after union power is curtailed. Everythin's rosy, people get complacent and with the memory span of a lightening bolt, forget how bad the ALP is at managing finances and everything else except looking after the unions and they fucking vote them back in.
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Up until now, there have only been two solutions for guys when it comes to dealing with a zit: Popping them, which can lead to hideous acne scars and an even bigger inflamed mess on your face, or drowning it in acne medicine, which can take days to work and dries out your skin. Now there is a better way thanks to They Hate Pimples.
They Hate Pimples makes a concealer for guys by guys, that is the perfect formula for covering up pimples. Not only does it instantly cover up any blemishes that you have, but it also contains Tea Tree Oil that is known to help fight acne.
I received all three shades of They Hate Pimples concealer. I loved how the packaging and the titles of the concealers were very masculine. The shades are named after different types of beer; Pale Ale, Medium Lager, and Amber Ale. Of course, these are targeted toward men, but girls can use the concealer too.
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It took me awhile to be able to use this product, since I use very good products on my skin, I hardly ever break out. I finally got a pimple, and immediately used They Hate Pimples on it. At the end of they day, when I washed my makeup off, I had a hard time finding where the pimple was. It had almost completely diminished, thanks to They Hate Pimples. The next day, I used it again, and the pimple is now gone.
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Scandal: The pilot who flew the survivors of the Benghazi tragedy to Germany says we could have rescued those who died and that the State Department knew who was attacking as it listened to the terrorists on captured cellphones.
In her book "Hard Choices," Hillary Clinton doubles down on the administration's Benghazi lies, writing that President Obama "gave the order to do whatever was necessary to support our people in Libya. It was imperative that all possible resources be mobilized immediately."
Of the terrorist attackers, Clinton, the originator of the Benghazi video lie, says:
"It is inaccurate to state that every single one of them was influenced by this hateful video. It is equally inaccurate to state that none of them were."
We'd like to introduce the former secretary of state to Eric Stahl, a recently retired major from the U.S. Air Force. Stahl was the commander and pilot who flew the corpses of the four killed at the Benghazi mission — U.S. Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens, information officer Sean Smith and former Navy SEALs Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods. Also on board were the survivors of the raid. All were taken to the U.S. military base in Ramstein, Germany.
Stahl, who — like Clinton — was for some strange reason never interviewed by the State Department's Accountability Review Board, says, no, we didn't do whatever was necessary and that none of the survivors knew anything about a spontaneous protest or a video that was put forth by her and by Obama repeatedly as the cause.
In fact, says Stahl, the State Department knew that night it was a terrorist attack.
Stahl told Fox News' Bret Baier that members of a CIA-trained Global Response Staff who raced to the scene of the attacks were "confused" by the administration's repeated implication of the video as a trigger for the raid, because it "knew during the attack ... who was doing the attacking."
The administration knew, according to Stahl, because immediately after leaving the consulate in Benghazi and moving to the (CIA) safe house, there were reports "that cell phones, consulate cell phones, were being used to make calls to the attackers' higher-ups."
Interestingly, a Defense Department targeting memo sent to the State Department two days after the attack, and two days before then-U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice spread the video lie on five Sunday talk shows, listed 11 suspects: four connected to the al-Qaida affiliate in North Africa known as AQIM, and seven connected to Ansar al-Shariah, a group with ties to the terrorist network.
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|Attorney Michael Clayton is a "fixer," the go-to guy when his powerful New York law firm wants a mess swept under the rug. But now he's handed a crisis even he may not be able to fix. The firm's top litigator in a $3-billion case has gone from advocate to whistleblower. And the more Michael tries to undo the damage, the more he's up against forces that put corporate survival over human life -- including Michael's.
George Clooney portrays Michael, backed into a career corner that offers little room to fight free in this suspense- and star-packed thriller written and directed by Tony Gilroy (writer/co-writer of the Bourne movie trilogy). Keep your eyes on Michael Clayton. He has some life-or-death decisions to make. Fast.
"A deftly written, tautly suspenseful and intellectually demanding morality tale. Claudia Puig, USA Today
"This loving throwback to the paranoid thrillers of the '70s is a beauty. Ella Taylor, L.A. Weekly
"A smart and suspenseful legal thriller that comes completely alive on-screen. Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
"Deliberate, demanding and character-driven...I couldn't have liked it more. Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
"An excellent legal thriller elevated to superb drama by the actor's (Clooney) central performance. Rene Rodriguez, Miami Herald
"A spellbinding action-drama, skillfully built upon a scary corporate conspiracy, chock-full of enjoyable downbeat performances. William Arnold, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Editor's NoteMichael Clayton (George Clooney) is what is known in the legal world as a "fixer," or in the character's own pejorative version, a "janitor" who cleans up legal messes for VIPs and corporations on behalf of a prestigious New York City law firm. A former litigator, Clayton has found a niche that capitalizes on his legal acumen and shrewd people skills, and yet, after 13 years on the job, finds himself increasingly disgusted with his clientele. The film covers four pivotal days of his life, in which a midlife crisis and a crisis of conscience neatly converge when he is called in to "fix" a situation unfolding in one of his firm's hottest cases. Brilliant lawyer Arthur Edens (another powerhouse performance by Tom Wilkinson), representing a huge agro-chemical corporation being hit by a class action suit, has a bipolar breakdown, compounded by guilt over his defense of a company that is probably in the wrong, but is wealthy enough to buy its innocence either way. The company's CEO (Tilda Swinton) will stop at nothing to keep Edens from sinking the case. Clayton must decide how much of Edens's mad rebellion against the company is sheer mental illness, how much is true, and how much it will cost him to do the right thing.Clooney delivers a rich performance as a hangdog and haunted man who wants to stay on the side of good, but is a little too skilled at moral margin-walking to make that an easy choice in every situation. Swinton glows as a secretly frail Amazon who somehow won't let a tortured conscience prevent her from getting ahead. The final third of the film is as suspenseful as any courtroom drama, without ever resorting to legal-thriller cliches.
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|The suspicious Clayton moves like a '70s picture but has roots in modern industrial problems such as corporate deception and greed. Attorney Arthur Edens (Tom Wilkinson) leads the defense team in a $3 billion class-action suit filed against U/North. The company is being sued by salt-of-the-earth farmers because of a germ killer U/North used despite knowing it was hazardous to people's health. Pay little attention to the details, though, because this plot is one of the largest MacGuffins we've seen in years. The story is about the lawsuit without really being about the lawsuit, if that makes sense. ...read the full review
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|George Clooney
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|Tilda Swinton
|Tom Wilkinson
|Clay Brown - Art Director
|George Clooney - Executive Producer
|James Newton Howard - Original Music By
|John Gilroy - Editor
|Kevin Thompson - Production Designer
|Robert Elswit - Cinematographer
|Steven Soderbergh - Executive Producer
|Tony Gilroy - Director
|Tony Gilroy - Writer
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|Golden Globe, George Clooney, Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama
|Golden Globe, Tom Wilkinson, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
|Golden Globe, Tilda Swinton, Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
|Oscar, Tony Gilroy, Best Achievement in Directing
|Oscar, James Newton Howard, Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Score
|Oscar, Sydney Pollack, et. al., Best Motion Picture of the Year
|Oscar, George Clooney, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
|Oscar, Tom Wilkinson, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
|Oscar, Tilda Swinton, Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role
|Oscar, Tony Gilroy, Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen
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|Venice Film Festival, Tony Gilroy, Golden Lion Award
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Do you ever wonder, if you've done something differently in your life what would change in your life now?
i think about that alot, if i never went to the bar that night and argued with my sister i would have never came home and met my boyfriend and i would have never had my son. and sometimes i wonder -- if i didnt lie to an ex just to breakup with him (online relationship) to have a physical relationship (also with an ex), would i have met him and would i have been happy?
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Sorry, got distracted from this series of posts with the new season… For those who have forgotten, I was continuing from my trip to Hong Kong.
After Hong Kong I flew to Taiwan and met the friend I'd be spending the rest of the trip with in the airport. I'd been to Taiwan before two years ago, but he never had. Originally I had no intention of planning to go to Taiwan on this trip, but some of my friends from Taiwan invited me so I figured why not.
We got there late so we took a taxi to the hotel and went to sleep.
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On the first morning, we took a bus to the National Palace Museum. I'd gone there last time but it had been closed for some reason so we'd had to go to the Aborigines museum instead. The National Palace Museum is essentially all the artifacts the Nationalists looted from the mainland as they fled. A lot of pots and calligraphy which I couldn't read and couldn't really appreciate. The museum was filled with obnoxious mainlander tourists. Seriously, they were obnoxious. Continue reading Draggle's Asian Journey Part II: Taiwan


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Cottage | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
|Key Info
Enjoy a delicious cream tea with homemade scones on your arrival!
Pantytanhouse Fach is a Welsh Longhouse; which has undergone extensive renovation over the past seventeen years. The final stage 'Littlelonghouse' is now complete, and available for rental.
You will love your stay in the beautifully styled self contained holiday accommodation, refurbished to a very high standard: the kitchen is extremely well equipped, tea towels are provided along with tea coffee, sugar, a cafeteria and washing up liquid, whilst the bathroom offers under-floor heating and sumptuous fluffy towels. Curl up on the sofa after your candlelit meal and choose from a wide selection of films. There is a TV with DVD and VHS players, WI-FI also available. The large bedroom has a king size bed with a coil sprung mattress for your added comfort, also hair dryer provided. Outside there is a patio with table and chairs, where you can relax with a bottle of wine and have a barbecue, or chat around the chimenea. Meet the chickens, they are very friendly and enjoy some free range eggs!
Situated in Mid Wales the property is just over an hours drive from the beach and even closer to the historical towns of Chester and Shrewsbury.
The nearest Market town is Welshpool offering both restaurants and supermarkets. With several small villages close by there are many a slice of cake to be scoffed!
Other activities in the local area include fishing, horse riding, cycling, canoeing and rambling.
There are plenty of activities and things to do both close by and in the surrounding area. From walking to quad biking or whether you just want to pick some strawberries you will find ample to do.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Aberdovey 66 km
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Birmingham 140 km, Nearest railway: Weshpool 20 km
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, BBQ
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
The cottage has been decorated and equipped to a high standard, hopefully you won't want for anything!
It's very cosy cottage in a beautiful peaceful setting; there are plenty of lanterns and candles to create that
romantic ambiance. Your stay here will be very relaxed and hopefully you will take away some lovely memories.
|Further details outdoors
Outside there is a lovely patio with a porch, light a few lanterns in the evening for that romantic touch, cosy up to the chiminea, star gaze and listen to the owls. You have a bistro table and chairs along with a barbecue.
We have six acres here for you to explore you can gain access to the fields via the gate near where you park
the car. We have planted 3000 trees over the fields there is a mix of Sessile oak, Downy birch, Rowan, Ash,
Alder, Wild cherry, Crab apple, Hazel, Holly, Hawthorn and Field maple. There is also an abundance of wild flowers growing in the fields. Please close all gates after you.
We have four chickens which you may see wondering around, don't worry they usually take themselves back to bed.
|Further details
25% of rental fee due six weeks before your stay to secure booking and is non-refundable.
All bookings are available from 14:00 with leaving time of 10:30. This can be amended in some circumstances on request.
In the event of cancellation we will endeavour to re-let the property and refund the balance.
We recommend that you take out your own insurance against any losses/injury.
We would request that you take good care of the house and its contents and leave them in the same condition
as they were on arrival. You will be liable for the cost of any damage, breakage or extra cleaning that is necessary following your stay. Lost keys will incur a £10 charge for replacement. Only the people detailed on the booking confirmation form will be entitled to occupy the house. We may refuse entry to anyone not listed on the booking confirmation form.
We reserve the right to enter the property at reasonable hours to inspect the house and/or carry out any necessary repairs or maintenance.
If the owner is prevented by circumstances beyond his control from making the holiday cottage available and cannot provide a suitable alternative, we will refund all monies paid by you without any further liabilities.
We reserve the right to change tariffs during the year for special offers and discount periods. Tariffs are agreed and contracted for on booking and are not subject to change if reduced at a later date.
Smoking anywhere within the cottage is strictly forbidden. Except outside on the patio.
The holiday cottage owner does not accept any liability for loss, damage, injury, or accident which the tenant or any of his/her party may incur or experience. The owner does not accept liability for any disruption or inconvenience which might affect your holiday where such failure is not reasonably the fault of the owner.
The Powys region
Situated in Mid Wales the property is just over an hour's drive from the beach and the historical towns
of Chester and Shrewsbury.
The nearest Market town is Welshpool, where you can dine out in one of the fantastic nearby restaurants
or pick up provisions at the local supermarket.
Activities in the local area include fishing, horse riding, cycling, canoeing and rambling:
Horse riding
Bird watching
Quad biking
Places of interest:
Lake Vyrnwy
Llanfair Light Railway
Powis Castle
Centre of Alternative Technology
Portmeirion Village
The Welshpool / Dolanog area
Llanfair Caereinion – approximately 10 minutes away has a Spar shop, Londis and a petrol station.
There is a fantastic little wine bar called Just 3 Drops, where you can get amazing food, great wine
and handmade chocolate!
Welshpool – approximately 15 - 20 minutes by car.
Has a good range of supermarkets: Tesco, Sainsburys, Morrisons, Somerfields, Iceland.
All your high street favourites - Boots, WHSmith, plenty of cafes and coffee shops, and some interesting shops.
Of particular note are:
Rikki Lloyd, Family Butcher (We strongly recommend buying any meat you need from this local butcher.)
39 High Street,
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Love Wales, loved the cottage, took pictures of the bathroom so I can duplicate at home. Somewhat remote from Welshpool but ok. About 7 miles out. Picked apples from the tree outside the front door… More
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Pleasant little cottage. Welcoming cream tea was lush! Terry and Tracey were very welcoming and we enjoyed our time spent there. The owners two children were charming and quiet. The resident dog was … More
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I am very happy to recommend this property and to award it five stars. This was our first visit but sure will not be the last. We found the place absolutely wonderful, being clean and comfortable with… More
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Beautifully arranged and managed cottage. Perfect for a getaway. Excellent value and top notch hosts.… More
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My girlfriend and I stayed here for our first weekend away in August 2012, it was the perfect romantic hideaway in it's picturesque setting along a private country lane, it provided the ideal bas… More
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"Lovely Place"
A great property tucked away in a quiet place. lovely friendly welcome (tracey makes great scones) with everything you require at the property. Tastefuly decorated and well equipt. Plenty of open spa… More
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This was the ideal getaway. Embarking on an action-filled break of climbing, hiking, and exploring some of the treasures in the Powys area, we wanted somewhere a little romantic and relaxing to spend … More
17 Nov 2012
"fab peacefull place to relax"
This is a delightful , peaceful and perfect place to have a relaxing time away from the day to day worries. The owner (Tracy) was very helpful in providing direction, meet and great , and everything e… More
17 Sep 2012
"An excellent, modern, fully-equipped, friendly cottage to stay"
We were given a very warm, friendly welcome. The end of the house that we rented is brilliant - nothing missing and everything there! We were only stayed two nights but would happily have stayed l… More
23 May 2012
"A beautiful cotttage in such a relaxing setting"
What a fantastic beautiful cottage. My partner and I were looking for a relaxing break away which is exactly what we got staying at Littlelonghouse. Tracey and Terry could not be more welcoming and th… More
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(The Blaze) Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh said Sunday to a European delegation that Hamas is a "national liberation movement" seeking only to defend itself against Israeli "aggression," the Jerusalem Post reports.
"It is no exaggeration to say that the occupation is committing war crimes, given the cruelty and hardship our people faced in these eight days of war," he added, saying Hamas eventually aims for "a Palestinian state with complete sovereignty, with Jerusalem as its capital, and the return of the refugees to the lands they owned in 1948."
They had been recently willing to go back to 1967 borders (wink wink). Now they want 1948 borders? And all of Jerusalem? This would essentially destroy the state if Israel, leaving a good chunk of the Israeli people to live under hardcore Islamist rule. And, again, the talking points sound eerily similar to what progresses and Israel haters say.
"We have no problem with Jews worldwide, and we don't oppose Jews because of their Jewish identity," Channel 10 reportedly quoted him saying. "We have a problem with the occupation that controls our land."
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