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Well I have just been appointed the webmaster for my church's youth mininstry. However, i've completely replaced the index page with my own because the previous one was very intimidating to the little kids, so i tried to design it to fit the "kid's persona". but i haven't been able to figure out why the page is left aligned in safari. but will become centered in internet explorer. there are quite of few mac users in the youth group, so they are beginning to complain about it. anyhow, i haven't been able to figure that one out. also, there is an empty line under the links which i would like to get rid of. so yah, i need help with those two problems. and i was hoping to get some feedback for my very first official site and i need some guidance from the gurus of the internet world. so any advice would be very appreciated.
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Published 9:14am Friday, January 4, 2013 Updated 11:15am Friday, January 4, 2013A lake cabin on Wall Lake was allegedly broken into Thursday but little was reported missing.
A screen on the front porch was reportedly broken, and a propane tank was missing.
Footprints were found around the neighbor's cabin.
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Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides
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For Black beech, the other variety of Nothofagus solandri, see Nothofagus solandri var. solandri.
Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides | |
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Kingdom: | Plantae |
(unranked): | Angiosperms |
(unranked): | Eudicots |
(unranked): | Rosids |
Order: | Fagales |
Family: | Nothofagaceae |
Genus: | Nothofagus |
Species: | Nothofagus solandri |
Variety: | N. solandri var. cliffortioides |
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Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides |
Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides, commonly called Mountain beech (Māori: tawhai rauriki), is a variety of the tree species Nothofagus solandri, endemic to New Zealand. Mountain beech grows in mountainous regions at high altitudes.
Mountain Beech grows to around 20 metres[1] but near the treeline forms a "goblin forest" where the trees are no more than 2m tall.
N. solandri var. cliffortioides leaves are elongated and have a pointed end. The other variety of N. solandri, Nothofagus solandri var. solandri has shorter rounder leaves. There is however considerable difference in leaf shape within the varieties, and hybridisation does occur between them.
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The Gifted & Talented program information meeting is rescheduled for 7 pm Tuesday, March 3 at Horace Mann Elementary School. This meeting will follow the same agenda as the February 26 meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to share the GT committee's progress to date with the audience and to gather ideas about the strengths and needs of Lakewood's gifted programming. These thoughts will help inform the committee of any concerns that may not have been addressed to date.
This is not a meeting regarding final programming decisions.
Horace Mann Elementary School is located at 1215 West Clifton. Parking is available from Webb Avenue. All are welcome.
West Shore students demonstrated their strong work ethic by braving the extreme temperatures to attend a recognition breakfast on Friday, February 20th. The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce and the Lakewood/ Rocky River Sunrise Rotary acknowledged the students for being "dependable, hard-working, and committed to doing a good job" in the classroom and in the workplace. One student from each career-technical program was selected to receive the Outstanding Work Ethic Award. Chamber members, Rotarians, family, work supervisors, and school administrators gathered to celebrate the students' success at Brennan's Banquet and Catering Center. Read More for a list of recipients. Click here for photos of the breakfast.
Lakewood High & West Shore Career-Technical Interactive Media students Jacob Corder and Alex Marek have been selected as two of only five regional student artists to be nominated for a national American Visions Award in the prestigious Scholastic Art & Writing contest. Corder also was awarded a $10,000 per year scholarship for the Cleveland Institute of Art based on his contest submissions.
West Shore's Interactive Media students shined brightly in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards regional competition. Interactive Media students celebrated twelve awards across the Animation, Digital Art, Mixed Media, and Photography categories.
EXPLORE WEST SHORE HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY, JAN 15th FROM 3 - 3:30pm (reschedule due to snow day on Jan 8th)
Sophomores at Lakewood High are encouraged to take advantage of EXPLORE WEST SHORE after school on Thursday, January 8. Career-Tech teachers will be in their classrooms from 3:00 – 3:30pm to talk to interested students. Sophomores attended an assembly on Wed, Jan 7th which introduced them to all the West Shore programs.
Parents are welcome to attend EXPLORE WEST SHORE. Classroom lists will be available in the West Shore office which is located at LHS' main entrance.
Sophomores at Bay Village, Rocky River, and Westlake High students will learn about West Shore offerings during assemblies held at their schools over the next few weeks of January. Interested students will have the opportunity to visit West Shore classrooms and meet teachers in February.
Need to increase your reading or math proficiency for the spring ACT? Through CollegeNow, West Shore students can sign up for "ImpACT the 216." It is a free program to help improve ACT scores and career & college readiness. The program begins in early January, so sign up quickly at http://www.collegenowgc.org/locate/community-based-programs/impact-the-216/
CollegeNow will also be offering ACT Bootcamps in the spring and summer. These are free to any high school student. Bootcamps are typically offered on four consecutive days in four-hour sessions for a total of 16 hours at locations in the Cleveland area. 2015 dates should be available in late January. To check the schedule, go to http://www.collegenowgc.org/locate/community-based-programs/act-test-prep-boot-camps/
Junior Culinary students worked alongside four Cleveland chefs at a Cleveland Film Feast Fundraiser putting their newly acquired skills to the test. Chefs Donna Chriszt of Table 45, Ruth Levine of Bistro 185, Karen Small of Flying Fig, Pamela Waterman of Duet Catering, and Britt Marie Culey from Coquette Patisserie treated guests to some of their favorite holiday dishes. The students helped prepare, set-up, serve and clean up for the 75 person benefit. "It is always a great opportunity for our first-year students to get a chance to meet and work with these chefs," remarked West Shore Culinary Instructor Devan Corti.
Film Feasts is a series of parties, soirees, and gathering to celebrate all that is film and art in Cleveland. All proceeds directly benefit the Cleveland International Film Festival. This is the fifth year the West Shore Culinary students have assisted at the event held at the home of Laura and Barney Taxel.
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Earlier this month, West Shore Interactive Media students had an opportunity to attend a workshop with artists and performers from the Beck Center. The workshop, The Arts: Peaceful Solutions, was sponsored by the Educational Service Center of Cuyahoga County. A variety of workshops were offered: Mime and Movement, Improvisation, Drawing, Clay Sculpture, Watercolor Painting, Dance, Songwriting, Mixed Media, and Percussion.
Using the theme of peace, students spent two hours working with an artist to create a work of art of a performance and then each student presented their work to the large group.
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During high school students should be thinking about after high school and what career fields are interesting to them. An opportunity for students to do this is the ASVAB Career Exploration Assessment. It is offered to sophomores through seniors at no-cost, no-obligation opportunity for career exploration and education planning. This service project is conducted by the U.S. Army however please note that the results are not shared with the Army.
West Shore Career-Technical District hosted its Stakeholder and Advisory Committee Meeting with over 100 industry, business, and community leaders gathering to provide insight, guidance, and professional connections to the West Shore programs.
TeamNEO provided an overview of northeast Ohio economic and job sector trends (click HERE to view presentation)
Quick thinking and recent CPR/First Aid training helped junior West Shore Culinary student Ken Priddy to jump into action to help a fellow student on Tuesday. During lunch, Ken heard someone ask another student if he was OK. When Ken turned around to see what was going on, the person was turning blue and holding his throat. Ken (at left) saw the student struggling and immediately jumped up to perform the relief of choking maneuver.
Quick thinking and recent CPR/First Aid training helped junior West Shore Culinary student Ken Priddy to jump into action to help a fellow student today.
As 2014 graduates are hitting college campuses or entering the workforce, we are not surprised to hear that our West Shore graduates are very prepared for the rigor of their new challenges.
Keep reading to learn about the successful experiences of our recent graduates.
2014 West Shore graduate Kyle Kasper is featured prominently in Ohio Department of Education's new video, "I am Career-Tech."
Click HERE to watch the video.
The West Shore Career-Technical District continues to shine with its state ratings. West Shore received all A's and one B across all measures for its 2013-2014 Report Card. Ohio career-technical districts are graded on Achievement, 4-Year Graduation Rate, 5-Year Graduation Rate, and Post-Program Outcomes.
West Shore Career-Tech welcomes new teachers, Alex Zimmerman and Lynn Patton, to the district this school year.
A West Shore Construction Trades project will be featured in the Lakewood Historical Society's Home to Lakewood house tour on Sunday, Sept 7th. During the 2012 – 2013 school year, the senior construction trades students built this two-story garage on Riverside Drive.
Students in most West Shore programs can earn college credit while in high school. Students should begin this process in the beginning of their senior year. Students have one year from the date of their high school graduation to complete the application process.
West Shore Health Career students learned about the seriousness of brain injuries this year. Several students took this knowledge a step further by creating educational videos on the important subject. The videos were entered into the 2014 Teen Brain Health contest sponsored by Metro Health.
Click here to go to Metro Health's site to view the videos. You'll find our students videos under "West Shore Career" or "Lakewood High School."
Congratulations to the West Shore students who received a Career Passport at the annual recognition and awards ceremony on Tuesday May 20th. West Shore Educational Coordinator Mrs. Linda Thayer was joined by representatives from the four partner districts: Bay Village, Lakewood, Rocky River, and Westlake to celebrate the achievements of their students.
Linda Thayer and the West Shore Career-Technical District staff honored Terese Chevalier and her 25 years of service to the students of Lakewood City Schools during a luncheon today in the Ranger Cafe. "Ms. Chevalier has continually strived to bring out the best in her students each and every day. This has contributed to the success of her students and has had a positive impact on our entire West Shore district. Congratulations Terese on your outstanding career," commented Mrs. Thayer.
Kyle Kasper, a senior in West Shore's Electronics Technology program has been named the Ohio Department of Education's Class of 2014 Success Story for Manufacturing Technologies. The state Office of Career-Technical Education selected one student for each of the fifteen career fields from over 100 teacher nominations. Click here to read Kyle's story as well as the other students honored in the Class of 2014.
"Too many cooks in the kitchen spoil the broth," but that's not the case for the West Shore culinary competitors at the FCCLA State Competition held at Ohio State University from April 23rd – 25th. Each participant placed at the top in regional competition so the level of talent was very high. However this didn't shake Sahana Petras' nerves as she took first place and earned a Gold Medal in the Garde Manger Category.
For the third year in a row, a student from Interactive Media has been accepted into the prestigious Governors Art Show. Alex Sierputowski's animation "The Grave Tree" has received this honor.
Click HERE to see Alex's work.
Click here to access the West Shore Blizzard Bag assignments due April 28.
Make your reservations for the final days of The Ranger Café for the 2013 – 2014 school year.
The final days for the year are April 15, 16, 29, and 30. The Café is closed for the week of April 21 due to the students going to the State FCCLA competition in Columbus.
The Ranger Café will re-open next October for the 2014 - 2015 school year.
The Culinary Team of D'Nautica Davis, Mackenzie Moore, Katherine Renaudin, and Andrew Summers will be heading to Columbus for the State FCCLA Competition. This team, comprised of all Junior Culinary students, earned a spot in the State Competition through a strong showing in the Regional Competition in March. They will be joining Sahana Petras who is competing in the Garde Manger category.
For the state competition, they have been given a completely different menu to prepare. The team will be working hard in these next few weeks planning and practicing for their competition on April 24th .
Good luck to these West Shore students!
On March 8th, West Shore Culinary students showcased their culinary skills at the FCCLA Region 3A Competition. Competing individually or as a team, all West Shore students received Silver or Bronze awards with senior student Sahana Petras qualifying for the state competition. CLICK HERE to see photos.
On Monday March 10th, at their annual Outstanding Student Award luncheon, the Lakewood/Rocky River Rotary Club recognized fifteen West Shore students as the top performers in their career-technical program. Outstanding student nominees exemplify traits of leadership, dedication, responsibility, caring, community involvement, and initiative. Read Article for a list of award recipients and click here for luncheon photos.
On Feb 28th, Chef Nowak of Black Pig and Chef Sharosky of West Shore Career-Tech's Ranger Cafe collaborated with Ms. McDonoughs' 8th grade math students at Garfield Middle School. Students worked in teams practicing their math skills and direction following to double, triple and quadruple cornbread and butter recipes. This event was made possible with a Project Based Learning grant from LEAF- Lakewood Earth and Farm Community. This spring students will participate in specific cooking lessons involving local produce.


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I am a mother. I am a wife. I am a professional. I have interests and hobbies. I work out sometimes. I cook at least once a week. Sorry, meant to say I cook at most once a week. But when I do, I cook multiple meals. And I don't do white starches... bonus point!
I say all this to communicate the fact that I am a busy woman. I barely have time to floss my own teeth, but I do. Because it's important. Unless I forget. Which I do. A lot.
Lately, I've been forgetting quite a few things -- important things. Like packing the kids their lunches or my husband's first name.
But last Friday was the kicker. I forgot to take my pill. You know the one. THE pill.
There are times when I could forget to take the pill every freakin' day and it wouldn't make a difference. There are other times, though, when it MATTERS VERY MUCH. This was one of those times. I was in a semi-state of panic for 5 whole days.
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OK, might seem a daft question, but I have a 2006 Map DVD with my RNS-e - question is, is it worth upgrading to 2007 DVD ?
It'll have a few new roads on it for all the new housing estates they're building about the country. If Audi wont give you a freebie then not a crying worry if you dont get a 2007 copy.
The UK free upgrade has been extended to the end of 2007, for anyone with a car sold before March 2007. So there's no reason not to go get one - and get working TMC in the UK.
Are you eligible for the free upgrade even if the RNS-e is not an original Audi fit from when the car was new ?
Depends on the dealer - most will do it even for a retrofit but some won't. If you find one that says no, then jut try another dealer until you find one that says yes.
Well, I have asked York Audi (where I purchased the car originally) and Preston Audi....they both said they would call me back...York Audi are looking at the warranty route - not entirely sure why. Still waiting for the call.... I do find the service between dealers markly different - York Audi will bend over backwards to keep you happy.....Preston Audi not quite the same....


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Park brings things back into the ring, but runs right into a shot to the gut from DOC. DOC tries to use a belt, but the ref pulls it away from him. DOC heads to the outside and goes under the ring to grab a hammer. He scares off the ref, but he's taken to the mat by Park, who rains down with punches. Park grabs the hammer and looks at it, but DOC attacks from behind before he's able to use it. DOC mounts Park and pounds away before it's broken up by the ref. DOC continues the assault, beating on Park with rights, and stomping away at the big man.
DOC rips at Park's face before dropping a big elbow and pinning Park for a two count. DOC drops a couple of huge right hands to a prone Park before choking him against the middle rope and taking advantage of the ref's count. DOC hits the ropes and splashes Park, getting another near fall. DOC calls for Park to stand up, taunting him and peppering him with rights, telling him to stay down the whole time. DOC blasts Park with a series of right hands, but Park refuses to stay down.
DOC hits a big kick to Park's chest before laying in with more right hands. DOC plays to the crowd for a bit, but when he turns around Park is standing back up. Park tells DOC to bring it on, ducking a clothesline and coming up with a series of rights and lefts. Park hits a couple of kind of shoulder blocks. DOC is able to grab the studded belt and use it to blast DOC out of the ref's sight and Park is busted open. Park notices the blood and looks at his hands. He goes into a trance, turning around and charging DOC. He hits a big clothesline, then a running clothesline in the corner. Park sends DOC into the ropes and hits the black hole slam. Park looks angry, then confused, then he snaps out of it. He turns around and DOC is laid out. Park leaps into the cover, but he's only able to get a two count.
DOC hits Park with a right that sends him to the outside. DOC continues to try to attack, shrugging off the ref. Park grabs the chair and whacks DOC across the back. Park tries for the cover, but he still can't get three. DOC grabs Park around the throat and hits him with a chokeslam out of nowhere for the three count.
Winner: DOC
Following the match, DOC immediately mounts Park and hits him with a series of right hands. He heads to the outside and grabs the hammer again, heading back into the ring and chasing off the ref once more. Bully Ray heads down to make the save, sending DOC running off to the back. Ray heads back into the ring to check on Park. Ray pulls Park to his feet and stares him down before raising his arm.
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Like all Star trek series, it takes about 1-2 seasons before the show really gets good.
The Next Generation
It was to much "1960" in the story and at the FX departement.
Just check the first episodes on season 1, whata hell happend? Even the first was a facepalm for me. I love Q, but his first appearence was to much of a laughter
In my opinion, the story and the cast really got things going on Season 3, rest is just junk.
Deep Space Nine
Probably the only series the start off good, and ends with a climax!
That first officer Bajoran girl is though quite annoying and a bad actor, took one season before she was able to play her character in a respectful manner.
Anyway, this series had the best chraracter developements, Quark and odo, O'brian and Bashir. Their interactions was fun, interesting and entertaining. And the story just blew my mind away after Season 3 when the Dominion started to get into play.
1-2 Seasons are bollocks, they start quite good though on average. But Janway is a painway. and the other cast can't really figure out their role in the series.
The Doctor was the real hero of Voyager, his acting is so good and entertaining.
Painway got to be Jainway after Season 4, was about then she had learned to play her character then some Redneck woman with children on a ship.
Mayweather, do I need to say more?
I think the story and cast went off really good, but Mayweather, what a guy.. I think it is the first episode when he lift up his heart to their unknown friend in a shuttlepod as they go down to a planet. Right there I just had the feeling to walk up and down his ***.
But I think it was in Season 3 when they writers had came to the conclusion that he should probably shut up.


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Mechelle VoepelNotre Dame joins the ACC this season, but Duke remains the favorite ahead of the Irish, Maryland and North Carolina.
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Mechelle VoepelDuke was picked to win the ACC preseason women's basketball poll by both media and coaches. The Blue Devils, who return all five starters, were 33-3 last season and have advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight the last four years.
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Pringle, Larkins lead UNC to top of ACC
Mechelle VoepelAfter failing to close out a win against UConn earlier in the week, North Carolina's LaToya Pringle and Erlana Larkins made sure not to let it happen again. The senior posts' new mentality helped hand Maryland its first overtime loss in three years and give UNC the lead in the ACC.
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Coleman, Terps back to form in win over OU
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Like Wright brothers years ago, OU, others flying high
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New bracket, but another tough regional for Tennessee
Mechelle VoepelFor the second year in a row, Tennessee got placed in the toughest regional. But unlike recent seasons, there are fewer complaints to make about the selection committee, no matter how many times it threw around a three-word answer Monday.
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I fight to preserve tax competition, fiscal sovereignty, and financial privacy for the simple reason that politicians are less likely to impose destructive tax policy if they know that labor and capital can escape to jurisdictions with more responsible fiscal climates.
My opponents in this battle are high-tax governments, statist international bureaucracies such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and left-wing pressure groups, all of which want to impose some sort of global tax cartel—sort of an "OPEC for politicians."
In my years of fighting this battle, I've has some strange experiences, most notably in 2008 when the OECD threatened to have me thrown in a Mexican jail for the supposed crime of standing in a public area of a hotel and advising representatives of low-tax jurisdictions on how best to resist fiscal imperialism.
A few other bizarre episodes occurred in Barbados, back when I was first getting involved in the issue. Here's a summary of that adventure.
As part of its "harmful tax competition" project, the OECD had called a meeting in 2001 and invited officials from the so-called tax havens to attend in hopes of getting them to surrender their fiscal sovereignty and agree to become deputy tax collectors for uncompetitive welfare states.
Realizing that the small, relatively powerless low-tax nations and territories would be out-gunned and out-manned in such a setting, I organized a delegation of liberty-minded Americans to travel to Barbados and help fight back (as regular readers know, I'm willing to make big sacrifices and go to the Caribbean when it's winter in Washington).
One of the low-tax nations asked me to provide technical assistance, so they made me part of their delegation. But when I got to the OECD conference, the bureaucrats refused to let me participate. That initial obstacle was overcome, though, when representatives from the low-tax country arrived and they created a stink.
So I got my credentials and went into the conference. But this obviously caused some consternation. Bureaucrats from the OECD and representatives from the Clinton Treasury Department (this was before Bush's inauguration) began whispering to each other, followed by some OECD flunky coming over to demand my credentials. I showed my badge, which temporarily stymied the bad guys.
But then a break was called and the OECD announced that the conference couldn't continue if I was in the room. The fact that the OECD and some of the high-tax nations had technical consultants of their own was immaterial. The conference was supposed to be rigged to generate a certain outcome, and my presence was viewed as a threat.
Given the way things were going, with the OECD on the defensive and low-tax jurisdictions unwilling to capitulate, we decided to let the bureaucrats have a symbolic victory—especially since all that really happened is that I sat outside the conference room and representatives from the low-tax jurisdictions would come out every few minutes and brief me on what was happening. And everything ended well, with the high-tax nations failing in their goal of getting low-tax jurisdictions to surrender by signing "commitment letters" drafted by the OECD.
While the controversy over my participation in the meeting was indicative of the OECD's unethical and biased behavior, the weirdest part of the Barbados trip occurred at the post-conference reception at the prime minister's residence.
I was feeling rather happy about the OECD's failure, so I was enjoying the evening. But not everybody was pleased with the outcome. One of the Clinton Treasury Department officials came up and basically accused me of being disloyal to the United States because I opposed the administration's policy while on foreign soil.
As you can probably imagine, that was not an effective argument. As this t-shirt indicates, my patriotism is to the ideals of the Founding Fathers, not to the statist actions of the U.S. government. And I also thought it was rather silly for the Treasury Department bureaucrat to make that argument when there was only a week or so left before Clinton was leaving office.
I'm reminded of this bit of personal history because of some recent developments in the area of international taxation.
The federal government recently declared that a Swiss bank is a "fugitive" because it refuses to acquiesce to American tax law and instead is obeying Switzerland's admirable human rights policy of protecting financial privacy. Here are some details from a report by Reuters.
Wegelin & Co, the oldest Swiss private bank, was declared a fugitive after failing to show up in a U.S. court to answer a criminal charge that it conspired to help wealthy Americans evade taxes. …The indictment of Wegelin, which was founded in 1741, was the first in which the United States accused a foreign bank, rather than individuals, of helping Americans commit tax fraud. …Wegelin issued a statement from Switzerland saying it has not been served with a criminal summons and therefore was not required to appear in court. "The circumstances create a clear dilemma for Wegelin & Co," it said. "If it were to adhere to current U.S. legal practice aimed at Swiss banks, it would have to breach Swiss law." …Wegelin has no branches outside Switzerland.
It's time for me to again be unpatriotic because I'm on the side of the "fugitive." To be blunt, a Swiss bank operating on Swiss soil has no obligation to enforce bad U.S. tax law.
To understand the principles at stake, let's turn the tables. What if the Iranian government demanded that the American government extradite Iranian exiles who write articles critical of that country's leadership? Would the Justice Department agree that the Iranian government had the right to persecute and prosecute people who didn't break U.S. law? Of course not (at least I hope not!).
Or what if the Chinese government requested the extradition of Tiananmen Square protesters who fled to the United States? Again, I would hope the federal government would say to go jump in a lake because it's not a crime in America to believe in free speech.
I could provide dozens of additional examples, but I assume you get the point. Nations only cooperate with each other when they share the same laws (and the same values, including due process legal protections).
This is why Wegelin is not cooperating with the United States government, and this is why genuine patriots who believe in the rule of law should be on the side of the "fugitive."
For further information, here's a video I narrated on tax competition.
The moral of the story is that "tough on crime" is the right approach, but only when laws are just. At the risk of stating the obvious, the Internal Revenue Code does not meet that test—especially when the IRS is trying to enforce it in a grossly improper extraterritorial fashion.
As discussed yesterday, the most important number in Obama's budget is that the burden of government spending will be at least $2 trillion higher in 10 years if the President's plan is enacted.
But there are also some very unsightly warts in the revenue portion of the President's budget. Americans for Tax Reform has a good summary of the various tax hikes, most of which are based on punitive, class-warfare ideology.
In this post, I want to focus on the President's proposals to increase both the capital gains tax rate and the tax rate on dividends.
Most of the discussion is focusing on the big increase in tax rates for 2013, particularly when you include the 3.8 tax on investment income that was part of Obamacare. If the President is successful, the tax on capital gains will climb from 15 percent this year to 23.8 percent next year, and the tax on dividends will skyrocket from 15 percent to 43.4 percent.
But these numbers understate the true burden because they don't include the impact of double taxation, which exists when the government cycles some income through the tax code more than one time. As this chart illustrates, this means a much higher tax burden on income that is saved and invested.
The accounting firm of Ernst and Young just produced a report looking at actual tax rates on capital gains and dividends, once other layers of tax are included. The results are very sobering. The United States already has one of the most punitive tax regimes for saving and investment.
Looking at this first chart, it seems quite certain that we would have the worst system for dividends if Obama's budget is enacted.
The good news, so to speak, is that we probably wouldn't have the worst capital gains tax system if the President's plan is enacted. I'm just guessing, but it looks like Italy (gee, what a role model) would still be higher.
Let's now contemplate the potential impact of the President's tax plan. I am dumbfounded that anybody could look at these charts and decide that America will be in better shape with higher tax rates on dividends and capital gains.
This isn't just some abstract issue about competitiveness. As I explain in this video, every single economic theory – even Marxism and socialism – agrees that saving and investment are key for long-run growth and higher living standards.
So why is he doing this? I periodically run into people who are convinced that the President is deliberately trying to ruin the nation. I tell them this is nonsense and that there's no reason to believe elaborate conspiracies.
President Obama is simply doing the same thing that President Bush did: Making bad decisions because of perceived short-run political advantage.
President Obama's budget proposal was unveiled today, generating all sorts of conflicting statements from both parties.
Some of the assertions wrongly focus on red ink rather than the size of government. Others rely on dishonest Washington budget math, which means spending increases magically become budget cuts simply because outlays are growing at a slower rate than previously planned.
When you strip away all the misleading and inaccurate rhetoric, here's the one set of numbers that really matters. If we believe the President's forecasts (which may be a best-case scenario), the burden of federal spending will grow by $2 trillion between this year and 2022.
In all likelihood, the actual numbers will be worse than this forecast.
The President's budget, for instance, projects that the burden of federal spending will expand by less than 1 percent next year. That sounds like good news since it would satisfy Mitchell's Golden Rule.
But don't believe it. If we look at the budget Obama proposed last year, federal spending was supposed to fall this year. Yet the Obama Administration now projects that outlays in 2012 will be more than 5 percent higher than they were in 2011.
The most honest assessment of the budget came from the President's Chief of Staff, who openly stated that, "the time for austerity is not today."
With $2 trillion of additional spending (and probably more), that's the understatement of the century.
What makes this such a debacle is that other nations have managed to impose real restraints on government budgets. The Baltic nations have made actual cuts to spending. And governments in Canada, New Zealand, Slovakia, and Ireland generated big improvements by either freezing budgets or letting them grow very slowly.
I've already pointed out that the budget could be balanced in about 10 years if the Congress and the President displayed a modest bit of fiscal discipline and allowed spending to grow by no more than 2 percent annually.
But the goal shouldn't be to balance the budget. We want faster growth, more freedom, and constitutional government. All of these goals (as well as balancing the budget) are made possible by reducing the burden of federal spending.
When Ronald Reagan said that big government undermined the economy, some people dismissed his comments because of his philosophical belief in liberty.
And when I discuss my work on the economic impact of government spending, I often get the same reaction.
This is why it's important that a growing number of establishment outfits are slowly but surely coming around to the same point of view.
This is remarkable. It's beginning to look like the entire world has figured out that there's an inverse relationship between big government and economic performance.
That's an exaggeration, of course. There are still holdouts pushing for more statism in Pyongyang, Paris, Havana, and parts of Washington, DC.
But maybe they'll be convinced by new research from the World Bank, which just produced a major report on the outlook for Europe. In chapter 7, the authors explain some of the ways that big government can undermine prosperity.
There are good reasons to suspect that big government is bad for growth. Taxation is perhaps the most obvious (Bergh and Henrekson 2010). Governments have to tax the private sector in order to spend, but taxes distort the allocation of resources in the economy. Producers and consumers change their behavior to reduce their tax payments. Hence certain activities that would have taken place without taxes, do not. Workers may work fewer hours, moderate their career plans, or show less interest in acquiring new skills. Enterprises may scale down production, reduce investments, or turn down opportunities to innovate. …Over time, big governments can also create sclerotic bureaucracies that crowd out private sector employment and lead to a dependency on public transfers and public wages. The larger the group of people reliant on public wages or benefits, the stronger the political demand for public programs and the higher the excess burden of taxes. Slowing the economy, such a trend could increase the share of the population relying on government transfers, leading to a vicious cycle (Alesina and Wacziarg 1998). Large public administrations can also give rise to organized interest groups keener on exploiting their powers for their own benefit rather than facilitating a prosperous private sector (Olson 1982).
In other words, government spending undermines growth, and the damage is magnified by a poorly designed tax policies.
The authors then put forth a theoretical hypothesis.
…economic models argue that the excess burden of tax increases disproportionately with the tax rate—in fact, roughly proportional to its tax rate squared (Auerbach 1985). Likewise, the scope for self-interested bureaucracies becomes larger as the government channels more resources. At the same time, the core functions of government, such as enforcing property rights, rule of law and economic openness, can be accomplished by small governments. All this suggests that as government gets bigger, it becomes more likely that the negative impact of government might dominate its positive impact. Ultimately, this issue has to be settled empirically. So what do the data say?
These are important insights, showing that class-warfare tax increases are especially destructive and that government spending undermines growth unless the public sector is limited to core functions.
Then the authors report their results.
Figure 7.9 groups annual observations in four categories according to the share of government spending in GDP during that year. Both samples show a negative relationship between government size and growth, though the reduction in growth as government becomes bigger is far more pronounced in Europe, particularly when government size exceeds 40 percent of GDP. …we provide new econometric evidence on the impact of government size on growth using a panel of advanced and emerging economies since 1995. As estimates can be biased due to problems of omitted variables, endogeneity, or measurement errors, it is necessary to rely on a broad range of estimators. …They suggest that a 10 percentage point increase in initial government spending as a share of GDP in Europe is associated with a reduction in annual real per capita GDP growth of around 0.6–0.9 percentage points a year (table A7.2). The estimates are roughly in line with those from panel regressions on advanced economies in the EU15 and OECD countries for periods from 1960 or 1970 to 1995 or 2005 (Bergh and Henrekson 2010 and 2011).
These results aren't good news for Europe, but they also are a warning sign for the United States. The burden of government spending has jumped by about 8-percentage points of GDP since Bill Clinton left office, so this could be the explanation for why growth in America is so sluggish.
Last but not least, they report that social welfare spending does the most damage.
Governments are big in Europe mainly due to high social transfers, and big governments are a drag on growth. The question is whether this is because of high social transfers? The answer seems to be that it is. The regression results for Europe, using the same approach as outlined earlier, show a consistently negative effect of social transfers on growth, even though the coefficients vary in size and significance (table A7.4). The result is confirmed through BACE regressions. High social transfers might well be the negative link from government size to growth in Europe.
The last point in this passage needs to be emphasized. It is redistribution spending that does the greatest damage. In other words, it's almost as if Obama (and his counterparts in places such as France and Greece) are trying to do the greatest possible damage to the economy.
In reality, of course, these politicians are simply trying to buy votes. But they need to understand that this shallow behavior imposes very high costs in terms of foregone growth.
To elaborate, this video discusses the Rahn Curve, which augments the data in the World Bank study.
As I argue in the video, even though most of the research shows that economic growth is maximized when government spending is about 20 percent of GDP, I think the real answer is that prosperity is maximized when the public sector consumes less than 10 percent of GDP.
But since government in the United States is now consuming more than 40 percent of GDP (about as much as Spain!), the first priority is to figure out some way of moving back in the right direction by restraining government so it grows slower than the private sector.
…is that it overshadowed news that the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to repeal one of two new entitlement programs created by Obamacare—the ironically named CLASS Act—with a bipartisan three-fifths majority. (With numbers like that, Congress could even repeal Obamacare's death panel!)
But really, one private organization pulling funding for another private organization is way more important than Congress voting to repeal an entitlement program … isn't it?
Back in 2010, I crunched the numbers from the Congressional Budget Office and reported that the budget could be balanced in just 10 years if politicians exercised a modicum of fiscal discipline and limited annual spending increases to about two percent yearly.
When CBO issued new numbers early last year, I repeated the exercise and again found that the same modest level of budgetary restraint would eliminate red ink in about 10 years.
And when CBO issued their update last summer, I did the same thing and once again confirmed that deficits would disappear in a decade if politicians didn't let the overall budget rise by faster than two percent each year.
Well, the new CBO 10-year forecast was released this morning. I'm going to give you three guesses about what I discovered when I looked at the numbers, and the first two don't count.
Yes, you guessed it. As the chart illustrates (click to enlarge), balancing the budget doesn't require any tax increases. Nor does it require big spending cuts (though that would be a very good idea).
Even if we assume that the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts are made permanent, all that is needed is for politicians to put government on a modest diet so that overall spending grows by about two percent each year. In other words, make sure the budget doesn't grow faster than inflation.
Tens of millions of households and businesses manage to meet this simple test every year. Surely it's not asking too much to get the same minimum level of fiscal restraint from the crowd in Washington, right?
At this point, you may be asking yourself whether it's really this simple. After all, you've probably heard politicians and journalists say that deficits are so big that we have no choice but to accept big tax increases and "draconian" spending cuts.
But that's because politicians use dishonest Washington budget math. They begin each fiscal year by assuming that spending automatically will increase based on factors such as inflation, demographics, and previously legislated program changes.
This creates a "baseline," and if they enact a budget that increases spending by less than the baseline, that increase magically becomes a cut. This is what allowed some politicians to say that last year's Ryan budget cut spending by trillions of dollars even though spending actually would have increased by an average of 2.8 percent each year.
Needless to say, proponents of big government deliberately use dishonest budget math because it tilts the playing field in favor of bigger government and higher taxes.
There are two important caveats about these calculations.
1. We should be dramatically downsizing the federal government, not just restraining its growth. Even if he's not your preferred presidential candidate, Ron Paul's proposal for an immediate $1 trillion reduction in the burden of federal spending is a very good idea. Merely limiting the growth of spending is a tiny and timid step in the right direction.
2. We should be focusing on the underlying problem of excessive government, not the symptom of too much red ink. By pointing out the amount of spending restraint that would balance the budget, some people will incorrectly conclude that getting rid of deficits is the goal.
Last but not least, here is the video I narrated in 2010 showing how red ink would quickly disappear if politicians curtailed their profligacy and restrained spending growth.
Other than updating the numbers, the video is just as accurate today as it was back in 2010. And the concluding message—that there is no good argument for tax increases—also is equally relevant today.
P.S. Some people will argue that it's impossible to restrain spending because of entitlement programs, but this set of videos shows how to reform Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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But Ely grew up a diehard fan of the Chicago White Sox, the same team that drafted him in the third round in 2007 before trading him to the Dodgers last winter, along with reliever Jon Link, for Juan Pierre.
Ely said he never saw Wrigley until his agent, Matt Colleran, took him to see a game there just after he was drafted. But other than that day, Ely says he always had a perfectly good reason for not venturing up to the so-called Friendly Confines.
"I was a Sox fan from a young age," he said. "That should be self-explanatory. You have complete disdain for the Cubs. Sox fans generally just don't go to Wrigley."
Ely takes his disdain for the Cubs to the mound when he pitches against them Thursday. He said he is leaving about 10 tickets for family and friends.
Ely has been the feel-good story of the Dodgers' season so far, a guy who wasn't on the 40-man roster and wasn't even invited to big league spring training, but whose relentless attacking of the strike zone has resulted in a 3-1 record and a 3.41 ERA after just five starts in the majors. He also has walked just one of the past 110 batters he has faced.
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Sensors 2009, 9(9), 6823-6834; doi:10.3390/s90906823
Research of DOA Estimation Based on Single MEMS Vector Hydrophone
Received: 5 February 2009 / Revised: 29 June 2009 / Accepted: 24 August 2009 / Published: 31 August 2009
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Selected Papers from the 1st International Conference of the Chinese Society of Micro/Nano Technology)
Abstract: The MEMS vector hydrophone is a novel acoustic sensor with a "four-beamcilia" structure. Based on the MEMS vector hydrophone with this structure, the paper studies the method of estimated direction of arrival (DOA). According to various research papers, many algorithms can be applied to vector hydrophones. The beam-forming approach and bar graph approach are described in detail. Laboratory tests by means of the a standing-wave tube are performed to validate the theoretical results. Both the theoretical analysis and the results of tests prove that the proposed MEMS vector hydrophone possesses the desired directional function.
MEMS; piezoresistive effect; vector hydrophone; DOA estimation; beam-forming
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Zhang, W.D.; Guan, L.G.; Zhang, G.J.; Xue, C.Y.; Zhang, K.R.; Wang, J.P. Research of DOA Estimation Based on Single MEMS Vector Hydrophone. Sensors 2009, 9, 6823-6834.
AMA StyleZhang WD, Guan LG, Zhang GJ, Xue CY, Zhang KR, Wang JP. Research of DOA Estimation Based on Single MEMS Vector Hydrophone. Sensors. 2009; 9(9):6823-6834.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhang, Wen D.; Guan, Ling G.; Zhang, Guo J.; Xue, Chen Y.; Zhang, Kai R.; Wang, Jian P. 2009. "Research of DOA Estimation Based on Single MEMS Vector Hydrophone." Sensors 9, no. 9: 6823-6834.


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