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ANGLETON, Texas, June 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Benchmark Electronics, Inc. (NYSE: BHE), a leading integrated contract manufacturing provider, announced today the appointment of Kenneth T. Lamneck as an independent director to the Board of Directors of the Company effective June 11, 2013. Mr. Lamneck is President and Chief Executive Officer of Insight Enterprises, Inc., a global provider of information technology hardware, software and service solutions to businesses and public sector clients in over 190 countries. He also serves as a director of Insight. Prior to joining Insight, from 2004 through 2009, Mr. Lamneck served as President, the Americas, at Tech Data Corporation, a wholesale distributor of technology products, where he led operations in the United States, Canada and Latin America. From 1996 to 2003, he held various executive management positions at Arrow Electronics, including President of Arrow/Richey Electronics and President of Arrow's Industrial Computer Products business. Mr. Lamneck received a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Texas at El Paso and a Bachelors of Science in Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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rom what I've read Ukrainian politics since the USSR breakup has been corrupt beyond comprehension regardless of whether US or Russia puppets the de-facto leader at the time. You ask 100 Ukrainians what they want you may get 100 different answers.
That is true of almost any country that has been occupied or colonized. As with the European colonies in Africa, most of the government was composed of members of the colonizing power, and when the imperial left it took much of its officials. It was worse in the Ukraine because not only were most government officials ethnic Russians, most of the decisions were made in Moscow (due to Stalin's paranoia of independent decision making he wanted all decision making centralized, ultimately this lack of "eyes in the field" was the cause of the end of the Soviet Union. When the USSR ended, there were no Ukrainians able to assume the roles handled by middle-level bureaucrats in Moscow (who are today's oligarchs, being in such a position in Russia to seize former state assets). The same has been true in the new countries in Africa and Asia, with the exception of some English colonies because England employed more local officials composed of say ethnic Indians, but still former English colonies such as Nigeria have had trouble with corruption. In sum, don't expect Ukraine to have made a journey it isn't yet capable of.
I'll play billwarren. What do the Ukrainians want?? You complain no one mentions it then you proceed on about a 20 paragraph screed and not one time mention it. You wrote about what China wants. You go ahead and tell us exactly what the Ukrainians want.
Russia out, EU out, USA out, IMF out; Ukraine for Ukrainians (not necessarily defined by ethnicity, but language is important, as with Basques for example). I don't mean that literally, but I mean that they want the same things everyone wants: self-determination, a government of the people, by the people, for the people. They resent US/EU interference through the IMF, but accept essentially being robbed at the present time as a lesser evil than losing their right to make that tradeoff forever.
My objection with the attitudes of all of you is that you are counterpoising the behavior of the USA as an oppressive force throughout recent history (which is true) with a Russia you seem to know nothing about and therefore judge to be benevolent (which is not true) and then assume that since we are supporting the Ukraine (which you also seem to know next to nothing about except there are some nazis there, like judging the US off a report of a Klan rally) that they must be repressive also. Putin is as venal as the US, and you can't seem to understand that.
Russia and China just sign an $85 billion dollar oil deal
sound like Russia and China have put Oil above everything else!
there is nothing like OIL LOVE!
In relations between independent states there is no love, only interests, multiple interests determined by a cost/benefit analysis. China can buy oil elsewhere, and will be happy to take advantage of a better deal offered by countries aligned with places where the overwhelming majority of its exports go. China will be legally able (and required) to suspend any deals it has with Russia, and to violate an embargo would mean sticking its neck out to help Russia. And as I note in a post above, China is not inclined to do Russia any favors.
Alert: Cass Sunstein troll.
Alert: Idiot. Here is a post of mine from a few years back, only an idiot would think that I started posting here five years ago so that I could talk about a Russia-Ukraine conflict. Here's another.
Are you actually a TRAINED economist, as in some sort of university education? I really doubt it, because I am a professional political economist (no longer a Soviet Politics specialist, I switched in 1990 for obvious reasons) and I can't believe anyone with more than a 5th grade education would be such a sycophantic fool.
Wow, 108 posts about the Ukraine, and with the exception of a few demagoguing posts about Ukrainian being nazis (are we all nazis because of stuff like this?), nothing at all about Ukrainians or what they want. You people obviously do not know anything about Russia, have never been there, don't speak the language (unlike me on all counts). And to the genius who thinks China will be a willing buyer of Russia's oil, :
"Its UN ambassador, Liu Jieyi, told the Council that Beijing respected the "territorial integrity of all states." He proposed an international mechanism to resolve the crisis, similar to a "contact group" the West wanted and Russia ignored.
The defeated draft resolution would have reaffirmed Ukraine's "sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity" and declare that Sunday's referendum in the Crimea "can have no validity." It did not mention Russia by name. (see text)
The vote was 13 to 1 with one abstention.
"The resounding message from today's vote is that Russia stands isolated in this Council, and in the international community," said British Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant."
Why? Because of a long history, including this (which I will post as none of you seem interested in history):
"In July 1964, Mao Zedong, in a meeting with a Japanese socialist delegation, stated that Tsarist Russia had stripped China of vast territories in Siberia and the Far East as far as Kamchatka. Mao announced that China still had not presented a bill for this list. Outraged by Mao's comments, which were leaked to the public, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev refused to approve the border agreements, which had already been reached.
Since around 1900, after the Treaty of Beijing, where Russia gained Outer Manchuria, the east side of the border had mainly been demarcated by three rivers, the Argun River from the triparty junction with Mongolia to the north tip of China, running southwest to northeast, then the Amur River to Khabarovsk from northwest to southeast, where it was joined by Ussuri River running south to north. Because of Chinese weakness, the Ussuri River was demarcated in non-standard manner: the demarcation line was on the right (Chinese) side of the river, putting the river with all islands in Russian possession.
China claimed these islands, as they were located on the Chinese side of the river (if demarcated according to international rule using shipping lanes). The USSR wanted (and by then, already effectively controlled) almost every single island along the rivers.
On March 2, 1969, a group of People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops ambushed Soviet border guards on Zhenbao Island. The Soviets suffered 59 dead, including a senior colonel, and 94 wounded. They retaliated on March 15 by bombarding Chinese troop concentrations on the Chinese bank of the Ussuri River and by storming Zhenbao Island. The Soviets sent four then-secret T-62 tanks to attack the Chinese patrols on the island from the other side of the river. One of the leading tanks was hit and the tank commander was killed. On March 16, 1969, the Soviets entered the island to collect their dead, the Chinese held their fire. On March 17, 1969, the Soviets tried to recover the disabled tank, but their effort was repelled by the Chinese artillery. On March 21, the Soviets sent a demolition team attempting to destroy the tank. The Chinese opened fire and thwarted the Soviets. With the help of divers of the Chinese navy, the PLA pulled the T-62 tank onshore. The tank was later given to the Chinese Military Museum.
On March 15, 1969, the Chinese troops were repelled from Zhenbao Island with significant losses and did not return until September of that year, when Soviet border guards received the order to not open fire against them.
Western border
Further border clashes occurred in August 1969, this time along the western section of the Sino-Soviet border in Xinjiang. After Tasiti incident and Bacha Dao incident, Tielieketi Incident finally broke out. Chinese troops suffered 28 losses. Heightened tensions raised the prospect of a nuclear war between China and the Soviet Union."
Russia has been dragging its feet about returning territory since the fall of the USSR, including in a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and Lavrova few years ago. Now, why would China want to help Russia in its illegitimate territorial grab? If Russia reaches out to China it will be stabbed in the hand with a fork.
But keep on fantasizing. I have been posting off and on here since 2009, when the Obamabots called me a tea party troll for calling Obamacare a corporatist sell-out ("take your ball and go home" was the patronizing petulant child metaphor), I fought a battle with Tbogg (it was I who coined the term DBagg)until he left, but I have never seen so many obtuse fools in a circle jerk before now.
I don't doubt that there will be companies opposed to sanctions on Russia, I don't rank the heads of firms as among the world's great advocates for the right of self-determination, democracy, etc. When I was writing my doctoral dissertation on Cat Inc in the 2000s, Cat was pushing Bush II to lower sanctions against Myanmar so they could sell their construction equipment for dam building, mining etc. despite Myanmar being a repressive military dictatorship.
The sanctions on Russia will only escalate, until it is like Byelorussia/ Belerus: government officials will be completely unable to leave Russia and its vassal states, consumers will be unable to get consumer goods (Russia no longer produces large passenger aircraft, passenger cars, most consumer electronics, etc.) and there will be no way to gain foreign exchange. It's coming.
The difference is, no one cares if they can travel to Russia (as someone who has been there it is about as exciting as Bismark ND), but the oligarchs propping up Putin care that they cannot visit the EU, or that their revenues decline because shipments if gas are banned. Russia is 1% of EU exports, EU is 15% of Russia's exports). Putin might be content to be the head of a bigger version of North Korea or Myanmar (Milton's words for Lucifer as he is thrown in the pit: "'tis better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven"), but not his cronies.
I think I will just copy and paste: "Yet another post about the Ukraine that doesn't say anything about the Ukraine or the people who live there."
Yet another post about the Ukraine that doesn't say anything about the Ukraine or the people who live there.
BTW, is a Hong Kong based journal started by a Thai Oligarch really the best you can do as a source:
Asia Times Online was created early in 1999 as a successor in "publication policy and editorial outlook" to the Hong Kong/Bangkok-based daily printed newspaper Asia Times, owned by Thai media mogul and leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy Sondhi Limthongkul
The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) (Thai: พันธมิตรประชาชนเพื่อประชาธิปไตย) also called the National Liberation Alliance – กลุ่มพันธมิตรกู้ชาติ, Thai Patriots Network or the Yellow Shirts – เสื้อเหลือง – was originally a coalition of protesters against Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Prime Minister of Thailand.[1] Its leaders include media-mogul Sondhi Limthongkul and Major General Chamlong Srimuang. The PAD was a chief player in the Thailand political crisis of 2005 to 2006, the 2008 crisis, and the Cambodian–Thai border stand-off. The PAD consists mainly of royalist upper and middle-class Bangkokians and Southerners, supported by some factions of the Thai Army, some leaders of Democrat Party, and members of state-enterprise labor unions.
"royalist upper and middle-class": that's Putin, no wonder you like him. :-)
cause im not
Come back when you have a basic understanding of spelling and grammar, I am typing with one hand, but you can't even write complete, coherent sentences with proper spelling, grammar and punctuation
you either have not been paying attention or a brainwashed propagandist.
Either/ or statements are indicative of a low level of understanding, e.g. Bush II "you're either with us or against us." I am done with you, too.
Your comments completely echo the hollow and dishonest statements made by the US, the Illegal govt. of Ukraine, and the EU, all criminally responsible for the crisis in Ukraine.
You're an idiot. You don't discuss, you have diarrhea of the mouth, I am through wasting my time with you.
Like this, in what was then legally part of Czecoslovakia under international law, but mainly occupied by Germans, you mean?
I hope the outcome isn't the same this time.
Again, you are missing the point by conflating the issue to a great power conflict, or the behavior of the US in the past. Read my reply to Ironcomments above. BTW, I was clubbed and gassed by the police in Colorado Springs CO during an Iraq war protest in 2003 I believe, don't try grouping me with defenders of US military interventions, that isn't the issue here.
The events in the Crimea is a reaction to the American empires overthrow of the Ukranian government.
I disagree. There is no question that the US would prefer a pro-US government in Ukraine, mostly to make trouble for Putin, the same way that they funnel money to tea party candidates in Republican primaries. I don't think they are doing it out of concern for Ukraine's sovereignty, human rights, etc. As Kissinger once said, countries don't have friends, they have interests, and that is (sadly I must admit) how countries must behave in their interactions with each other. But that doesn't change the fact that Ukrainians in general, independent of anything the US says or wants, does not want to be a vassal of Russia. And to call the overthrow of Yanukovych a US coup strains credibility, he was put in power through a fraudulent election orchestrated by the Russians (who also have interests, not friends, and would like to make trouble for the US and EU there). The key is to think about what Ukrainians want, not the interests of the great powers playing games with their lives. (To disclose, my grandfather's father and mother were from Ukraine and Slovakia respectively, and another grandmother on my father's side was Lithuanian, so I have a personal antipathy toward Russian empire building).
Empires and oligarchs don't give a shit about laws and are willing to kill to obtain their objectives.
Exactly. That is why the consensus is that the world should have stopped Germany from annexing the Sudetenland instead of waiting until they occupied
Poland. When will it end?
I should say 24 YEARS for East Timor to gain independence from Indonesia.
Now, regarding the present situation: have any of you, prior to about two months ago, heard any reports of any sort of oppression or genocide of ethnic Russians living in Crimea? I know you haven't because there hasn't been any. And certainly the normal process of going to the world community through the UN to make the case and then seek remedies has not been followed. It required 15 years for an election to take place in East Timor. An election of this sort, conducted within the span of two months and without international monitors of even the question on the ballot has absolutely no legitimacy and should be treated as such. And it also raises the spectre of a land grab in violation of the principles at the center of the international system that I outlined in the previous post, that the lines stay where they are unless there is compelling evidence genocide or such.
If you had a brain you would check to see if I posted before:
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What do you mean "individual volition"? The distributional system under communism is "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need". We take the productive apparatus that was built under capitalism, remove a self-serving minority that control it parasitically, and reorient production for human needs. If anything, the highly mechanized system we live under now is much better as a base for communism than even England 150 years ago, and certainly better than Russia in 1917, when the majority of the workforce were peasants, and thus much of the material needs of the entire country depended on peasants to supply it (and peasants, who work their own land isolated from one another, certainly do not have the consciousness of modern society to build a self-governing society upon). Today we could switch from capitalism to communism much easier.
Trolls aren't experts on the post-revolutionary transition. I made other posts but they aren't in the archive anymore, knocking Obamacare, and ironically, Obama's supreme court picks, INCLUDING Sunstein. I also wrote an article under a handle I can't access anymore.
I must say, for someone offering a patronizing lecture on international relations you don't know the first thing about the state-centric system, established by the Treaty of Westphalia at the end of the Thirty Years War in 1648. The first principle is total sovereignty within accepted borders. It doesn't matter that the border would make more sense here or there, that the people on this side of the line speak the same language as those on the other, the accepted default principle is that the lines stay where they are. The only exceptions have been cases such as Kosovo or East Timor, where a long pattern of oppression or genocide has taken place, and even after that it only happens after many decades (East Timor had been an issue since the Portuguese left in 1975 until the UN allowed an election in 1999; Kosovo is still nominally part of Serbia), accompanied by peace keeping troops etc Even in cases where the map shows that another country legally owns a territory the map stays where it is (e.g. Lake of the Woods is being occupied by us by mistake, it belongs to Canada). Our system of international law is based on the inviolability of national borders, and this principle is only violated other than the above cases, during wars, indeed such violations are the major cause and only justification of many major wars. I will continue in a second post.
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You resort to calling those with whom you disagree "morons"…which reveals more about you than it does about me.
What it reveals about me is that I think Putin apologists are clowns. Please STAY out of here.
Билл Варрен (no "W" in Russian) let's see you find my handle on the internet in Russian if you think I copied and pasted, you stupid bitch.
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John C. Goodman: What's the Alternative to Obamacare?
Recorded: Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis" describes how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, with its 27,000 pages of rules and regulations, has omitted some basic market-based concepts that would benefit all consumers. Goodman outlines the changes that would make such a healthcare system function, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the subject. Goodman is known as the "Father of Health Savings Accounts" whose suggestions for healthcare reform have been heard around the country. In this video, he highlights what is wrong with Obamacare, and offers his bold ideas on sensible healthcare reform.
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Sr. Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, testified before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee regarding risk corridorsthe Obamacare program that provides a bailout for insurance companies when premiums dont cover costs. Goodman says insurers will run away from the sick and insure the healthy, in what he calls "A race to the bottom."
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John C. Goodman on Special Report with Bret Baier: Alternatives to the Affordable Care Act
Recorded: Friday, July 6, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, discusses alternatives to the Affordable Care Act on FOX News Special Report with Bret Baier.
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John C. Goodman on States Potentially Refusing to Implement Parts of Obamacare
Recorded: Monday, July 2, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, interviewed on CBN on the issue or states choosing to opt out of parts of Obamacare.
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David Beito on the 1930s Tax Revolt
Recorded: Monday, April 18, 2011
David Beito, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, discusses an episode in the 1930s in which many Americans initiated a series of strikes and revolts against rising property taxes.
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I think PC gaming might be having a resurgence when people realise that massive battles etc are not capable on current console hardware.
64 man all out war on BF3 or a maximum of 20 or so on Xbox - I know which I prefer!
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Interview with Trevor Moore, of the 'Whitest Kids U Know'
By April MacIntyre Feb 23, 2008, 1:51 GMT
Coming from across the US to New York City -- some to study, others to start their entertainment careers in earnest -- the Kids would eventually meet each other and realize they all shared a dream-to become the sketch comedy players of their generation. Together, they began to create sketch comedy that pushed the envelope right off the table, first on the stage of Pianos in NYC\'s Lower East Side, and ...more
Trevor Moore is part of the new guard in comedy, an entrepreneurial sketch artist who made his creative bones as a cartoonist, writer, and director.
Star and lead writer for the IFC hit series, The Whitest Kids U'Know, Moore previously cut his teeth on public access television (a la Garth and Wayne) in The Trevor Moore Show and Uncle Morty's Dub Shack.
Moore went to Manhattan's School of Visual Arts and met up with other WKUK members, and formed their nascent troupe that went from local NYC gigs to a breakout comedy arts festival performance that netted them their first big break with FUSE network. "Whitest Kids U Know" is now into their second season on IFC.
Trevor took some time out to chat with Monsters and Critics.
Are you a graphic novel fan, if so who do you like?
Trevor: You know, Timmy is a huge graphic novel fan. But I'm tragically under-informed in this area. I remember when I was a kid I had a really cool one about Batman being alive during the Civil War.
What was it that made you walk in to the local TV station to pursue a show public access?
Trevor: There's not much going on in rural Virginia. So you kind of have to
entertain yourself. That was my solution.
What was the very first bit or act you ever did on the air, do you remember?
Trevor: I made all of these cardboard animals, like deer and bears and stuff and
would just go around town setting them up in like the mall, or outside of
stores. Then I'd go hide with a video camera and watch peoples reactions to
them or see how long it would take for people to kick them down or throw
them away.
Who was your favorite stand-up that you ever saw live in a club, either Los
Angeles or New York?
Trevor: Louis CK. I remember I came up to NY to see a Letterman taping when I was 16, and he was warming up the audience before the show. I thought he was
hysterical. I also got to see him perform in Aspen a couple years ago and it
was amazing.
How would you describe The Trevor Moore Show?
Trevor: It was kind of modeled after a late-night talk show but for no reason.
I had no guests. I just kind of wandered around the town and got in people's
way and stuff.
What was the tipping point sketch segment that killed your deal with PAX?
Trevor: I did a sketch about beating a Panda Bear to death and then made a joke
about how the elderly shouldn't be able to vote. And a bunch of other stuff.
There wasn't one tipping point.
What are your favorite things (qualities, traits, idiosyncrasies) about WKUK
mates Zach, Sam, Darren and Timmy?
Trevor: Zach plays a good straight man and extremely angry man. He's a good
screamer! Sam plays really likeable oafs. Darren is a fantastic woman.
And Timmy is spot on for playing people who are, well, like Timmy.
How did you actually get the personal intern gig to SNL's Lorne Michaels?
How long did you do this?
Trevor: I just applied for it. The interview for the job was over the summer and I
was back down in Virginia. I took a bus up to New York to go to the interview and once they found that out, I guess they just felt bad and gave me the job. I did
that for a year.
Who was or is your all-time favorite SNL performer?
Trevor: Probably Chevy Chase or Adam Sandler. Although I was a huge Norm MacDonald fan in high school.
FUSE bought you guys hook, line and sinker for a series order without the
pilot hoops the other networks wanted, after your HBO comedy festival success. How and why did you go to IFC from FUSE?
Trevor: Well, Fuse was a music channel and we were kind of their only non-music
show. And Jennifer Caserta who is the EVP of marketing over at IFC, had been
working with us over at Fuse (both networks are owned by the same parent
company). So when she went over to IFC, she asked if she could bring us
along. Which was dope because now we can curse and show genitals on TV.
What would you say to Britney Spears for advice?
Trevor: Follow your instincts.
Tell me about your Fox Atomic movie you and Zach are co-writing, what is the
name, what's the tagline and premise?
Trevor: The name is "Playboys". Tagline is T.B.D. And the premise is that a
highschool kid gets into an accident and falls into a coma for four years.
When he wakes up he finds out that his girlfriend has moved out of town and
become a Playboy Playmate. So he and his friend travel across the country to
try and break into the Playboy Mansion and re-unite with her.
Do sketches just "come" to you or do you hole up in a room stocked with Red
Bulls and Moon Pies with the other guys and hammer them out the old school
Trevor: A little of both. I'll come up with a lot of ideas just randomly throughout
the week but we also all get together and try to crank a ton out in large
writing sessions.
What is your favorite sketch moment for season two of WKUK?
Trevor: It actually changes day to day. I think our "Opus" sketch is my favorite
right now.
It's about a guy who gets tricked by a diamond thief and has to go down into the world's biggest volcano to steal the devil's powers from him.
That or the Disney-style musical we did with JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald serenading each other. Those are the fun ones for me, the ones where the premise is so far out there, that when you try to explain them to people they kind of just stare at you blankly.
Is anyone eyeballing you yet for some good film parts?
Trevor: I don't know. I'm kind of involved with one project that's in development at
a studio. But that's pretty early yet. Right now, we're just spending all of our days finishing up this "Playboys" movie. So I haven't really had the time to do anything else. I'll just have to see what happens after this project is completed.
My son introduced me to your show. He's a JV wrestler for Calabasas High School and his team, the Coyotes, love WKUK. The coach will let them hang your calendar for 2008 in the weight room. They want to know if you (WKUK)will be a sponsor for them for next season?
Trevor: Sure! What are their names? How do we do that? Does that require money? Or is it more like a moral sponsor? I can honestly say that I hope they destroy
every other team they play this season and that they beat all of the other
kids so badly that their opponents spirits are crushed and they quit wrestling forever!
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