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The use of coal to produce electricity in the United States has been declining in recent years. Yet for most states still heavily dependent on coal-fired power, the cost of importing coal continues to be a drain on local economies. According to a new Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) analysis, 37 states were net importers of coal in 2012, paying a total of $19.4 billion to import 433 million tons of coal from other states and even some foreign countries. Instead of sending billions of ratepayer dollars out of those states year after year, consumers would be better served by investing more in local renewable energy development and energy efficiency measures. Read More
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Last week some colleagues and I published an article in the Electricity Journal showing that almost 60 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired generators could be candidates for closure based on their poor economic profile relative to competing cleaner options like natural gas and wind. We also found that a modest carbon price of $20/ton of CO2 would more than double that figure to nearly 138 GW, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 745.7 million tons. You can read more about our analysis here and in blog posts by my colleagues Jeff Deyette and Steve Clemmer. Read More
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Yesterday, we released an update of our 2012 Ripe for Retirement study that was published in the Electricity Journal, which analyzed the economic viability of updating the nation's coal fleet compared to investing in cleaner alternatives. (For more details on the study, see this blog by my colleague Jeff Deyette.) Thanks to new technology developments that have lowered the costs of new wind projects and increased electricity production, our new analysis shows wind power could play an even greater role than natural gas in replacing existing coal plants. Read More
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The President's Climate Plan announced in June touts natural gas as an important climate solution, as I discussed in a recent blog. This week the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is taking the first step in implementing one of the key components of his plan by re-issuing carbon standards for new power plants. The next and more important step in this process is for the EPA to issue draft carbon standards for existing power plants by June 2014. (For more details, see this blog by my colleague Rachel Cleetus).
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Illegal affairs suspected to be the reason for the crime
A police constable attached to Manimuthar 9th Battalion murdered a woman head constable and shot down another woman, who was the mother of three children, on Monday.
The police said V. Esakkimuthu (31), custodian of Manimuthar 9th Battalion's arms room, had developed an illegal affair with head-constable E. Uma Maheshwari (36), a mother of two children, who was also working there. Esakkimuthu, who allegedly took Uma Maheshwari to an abandoned building on the battalion premises on Sunday night, murdered her with a sickle and left the area on a bike with a 9 mm pistol.
Esakkimuthu, who was also having an extra-marital affair with P. Geetha (36) of Bhoothapandi in Kanyakumari district, went to her house on Monday morning and shot her before ending his life with the pistol.
The police found that Esakkimuthu's wife had left him within six months after marriage and he developed illegal affairs with Uma Maheshwari, wife of a Central Industrial Security Force constable now working in Tuticorin, and also with his relative's wife Geetha.
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Poached Tuna with Kumquats and Jalapeño
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This incredibly quick and easy dish from New Orleans chef Donald Link's Down South cookbook features tuna steaks poached until rare in a bright, buttery sauce that's infused with tangy lime and kumquats, spicy jalapeños, and fresh mint. Doubled or tripled, it would make an excellent dinner-party dish.
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- 2 (6 ounces each) tuna steaks, cut 1 1/4 inches thick
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- 1/4 cup(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoon(s) lime juice, freshly squeezed
- 1 small jalapeño, stemmed, seeded, and minced
- 4 kumquats, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup(s) mint leaves, torn
- Season the tuna steaks with salt. In a medium saucepan, melt the butter in the olive oil and lime juice. Stir in the minced jalapeño and sliced kumquats. Add the tuna steaks and cook them over moderate heat, turning once, until they're rare, about 4 minutes.
- Transfer the tuna steaks to a carving board and slice them 1/3 inch thick, then arrange them on plates. Stir the torn mint into the sauce, spoon over the tuna, and serve.
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You don't have to tell me E3 was a massive blur, a headache inducing avalanche of news, announcements, and headlines. But now that the news ogre has gone back to sleep for another year, it's time to take stock of all that happened last week. While Microsoft and Sony stole our time with derivatively boring motion shit, Nintendo scorched our minds with awesomeness, and with blockbuster games like Portal 2, Rage, Gears of War 3, Killzone 3, Dead Space 2 and more vying for our attention, lots of smaller, but noteworthy things happened that you may have missed. So now, in no particular order, here's the biggest news that fell under the radar.
New You Don't Know Jack coming from THQ
At the beginning of the the Giant Bomb podcast last week, the signature voice of the classic trivia game You Don't Know Jack, Cookie Masterson, made a surprise appearance. After some witty banter he revealed that the series, which has been basically dormant for years, will finally be making a return, thanks to a new deal between the developers Jellyvision Games and publisher THQ. Apparently it's been in the works for a little while, but no real release date was given.
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Over the last few years of games like Buzz and Scene It! coming to consoles and trying to be funny, we had been waiting for YDKJ to come back and show console gamers what funny actually is. Yes, you can play a new-ish, browser-based version of it right now, but that isn't really the same. And the gaming world could always use more legitimately humorous games, so we hope Jellyvision hasn't lost its touch.
THQ quietly announces some expected and unexpected sequels
Publisher THQ had a real presence at the show, demoing new games like WWE All Stars and Red Faction: Armageddon, and debuting the trailer for Devil's Third, but they also made some smaller, stranger announcements that you may have missed. First there was the casual reveals of Darksiders 2 and Saint's Row 3, which we pretty much assumed existed anyway, but this was the first official news we'd heard about them and their planned 2012 release dates. We were fans of Darksiders and its Zelda-for-grown-ups vibe and glad to see the dev Core Games is hard at work on a sequel. And the Saint's Row announcement was surprising in its nonchalantness - it was offhandedly mentioned as coming out when the Saint's Row movie (?) hits theaters.
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What was really unanticipated was the news that THQ was getting in the very lucrative personal fitness genre, but they aren't making some wussy Wii Fit clone. Instead, they're aiming at the agro bros who love UFC, as they parlay their UFC game license to make UFC Trainer. They plan on putting the new motion control options out there to good use in this game that promises to make you fit like a UFC champ, which we suppose mean exercising six hours a day like they do. Sounds like FUN!
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If you're like me your first reaction to seeing Child of Eden at Ubisoft's press conference was one of excited wonderment. Your very next thought was, "crap, now I actually have to get Kinect/Move to play the damn thing." After all the Wii-too-late garbage Sony and Microsoft bored everyone with at their press conferences, I was hoping to just be able to save money and not spend more than $100 on those things, but here comes the creator of Rez to make something worth buying one of those contraptions to play.
I soon breathed a sigh of relief (and had a good laugh) after reading this story, which has one of the game's developers taking MS to task for not including them in their press conference. It turns out that, despite it being displayed with motion controls, CoE can still be played with a traditional controller. After polling a couple of peers who played it I've heard that while the motion controlled version is a little more immersive, it gets kind of tiring to keep moving to the beat. So I think I'll just keep my lazy butt on the couch and save $150 if it's all the same to you.


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Bajaj launches the Discover 100M that retains much of the family DNA, writes Rishad Cooper
Bajaj has introduced its new Discover 100M, 'M' for mileage, the drum brake variant of which is priced at Rs. 46,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi), while the disc brake equipped 100M will retail at Rs. 49,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
At a glance, the 100M is unmistakably a Discover, retaining much of its family DNA. A familiar and angular headlight with twin pilot lamps sits within the 100M bikini fairing, behind which is located a familiar, nicely laid out and easy on the eye instruments bay. The rider controls include crisp working Bajaj typical switches, adequate palm grips and functional mirrors. There's a muscular fuel-tank with hinged filler lid that leads back to a sharp, neatly designed tail. An electric-starter is offered as standard with the 100M, as are web-spoked alloy wheels that are black finished, along with the motorcycle engine and exhaust.
The 100M shares Bajaj's proven carburetted and DTS-i technology equipped powerplant as earlier experienced on the 100T. It's a 102cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder and air-cooled engine that comes armed with a 4-valve head, plus corrugated fins for good cooling. Maximum power output is a healthy 9.3bhp at 8000rpm, while peak torque is 0.92kgm at 6000rpm. The new powerplant is refined and smooth. It also feels peppy for a 100cc bike, with good throttle response along with a wide power band that kicks in strongly with good low end grunt. Top speed is a claimed 95kph. The four-speed gearbox shifts smoothly in an all-up pattern via a heel-and-toe, rubber tipped shift lever. Clutch feel is good, progressive and well weighted.
The 100M is held together by a robust, single downtube, semi dual cradle steel frame, with telescopic fork suspension in front, and dual, gas-charged (Nitrox) shock absorbers bolted onto a rectangular section swingarm at rear. The 100M comes with a 1255mm wheelbase, which is significantly shorter than the 100T. The bike feels compact and a touch smaller than the 100T, also light and nimble thanks to the shorter wheelbase. The 100M steers with quick turn in, and neutral manners going exactly where the rider wants it to. The new M comes with tubed Eurogrip tyres front and rear, which provide decent enough traction at low speed.
For stopping power, Bajaj has provided the Discover 100M drum brakes front and rear, with the option of a 200mm petal type front disc brake. Brake feel is good, our short test ride being on the disc brake equipped bike.
Price Rs. 46,000-Rs. 49,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
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Power 9.3bhp at 8000rpm
Torque 0.91kgm at 6000rpm
Gearbox 4 gears, all up
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Serves: 12
Total Time: 35 min
Prep Time: 10 min
Cook Time: 25 min
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- 4 whole(s) Eggs
- 1 cup(s) Vegetable Oil
- 1 cup(s) Flour
- 1 teaspoon(s) Baking Soda
- 2 teaspoon(s) Baking Powder
- 1.6666666666666666 cup(s) Sugar
- 1 cup(s) Pumpkin
- 1 teaspoon(s) Salt
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine all ingredients thoroughly. Bake for 20 - 25 minutes in a deep cookie sheet.
- When cooled, top with Cream Cheese Frosting recipe.
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Britain's first Asian judge, who is due to be knighted by the Queen, on Monday defended his right to wear the Kirpan and warned schools they could be guilty of discrimination if they ban Sikh pupils from wearing the ceremonial dagger.
Sir Mota Singh, a Kenyan-born Sikh with roots in India, made the comments following several controversial cases in Britain surrounding the wearing of 'articles of faith' in public places.
Many Sikhs, Muslims and Christians have been angered after schools, employers and politicians objected to them wearing religious clothing and symbols — including crosses, Karas, Kirpans, turbans and veils — outside their homes.
But Mr. Mota Singh, who caused a media stir by wearing a white turban to court when he first appeared as a judge in 1982, said baptised Sikhs had a right to wear Kirpans.
"I see no objection to a young Sikh girl or boy, who's been baptised, being allowed to wear their Kirpan if that's what they want to do," Mr. Singh told the BBC.
However, the controversy over the right to wear the Kirpan also comes amid growing concern over knife-crime, with a 2008 survey estimating that 400 knife-crimes are committed in England and Wales every week.
"I can see that it is a matter of concern," Mr. Singh said, "but there has been no case of a Sikh that I know of using his Kirpan as a weapon to cause injury. It is meant to be used as a defensive weapon."
"I wear my Kirpan and I've always worn it for the last 35 to 40 years, even when I was sitting in court or visiting public buildings, including Buckingham Palace," said Mr. Singh, who is due to be formally knighted by Queen Elizabeth II at an investiture ceremony in her palace this year.
"The fact that I'm a Sikh matters more to me than anything else," he said.
"If, for instance, when I was appointed the suggestion had been made that I could not appear [in court] unless I wore a wig and discarded my turban, I would have refused."
Several cases in Britain in recent years have pitted individuals subscribing to faiths against authorities at schools and workplaces.
The parents of a 14-year-old boy in north London pulled out their son from his school last year after he was told he could not wear a Kirpan to school for health and safety reasons.
A Sikh police officer won a discrimination case in Manchester after being told to remove his turban during riot training.
And a 14-year-old Sikh girl, who had been told to stay away from her school in Wales because she had violated its 'no jewellery' rule by wearing a Kara, won a High Court case overturning the ban.
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Top Alderman Mocks Inspector General For Suing Council; 'He's Just Full Of Molasses'
Budget Committee Chairwoman Carrie Austin (34th) said she doesn't understand how Khan can sue the city for more money in his budget, blaming him for running out of money to fund his investigations.
Aldermen Call For More Council Oversight Of Chicago Housing Authority
Some aldermen have said a hoard of money at the Chicago Housing Authority is evidence someone needs to keep a closer watch on the agency.
City Council Watchdog Welcomes Shifting Duties To Chicago IG
The city official tasked with monitoring the City Council for corruption and waste said he'd be happy to be out of work, if aldermen give real investigative power to someone else.
Emanuel Applauds City Council Plan To Allow IG To Investigate Aldermen
The City Council might be poised to grant the Chicago Inspector General's office the authority investigate aldermen and their employees.
Quinn Vetoes State Ride-Sharing Regulations
Taxicab companies and others seeking statewide regulation of the emerging ridesharing industry pushed for a legislative override Monday after Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn vetoed measures that would have imposed background checks and insurance requirements on some drivers.
Advocates Slam 2012 Mental Health Clinic Closures
A top Emanuel aide insisted Tuesday the administration has done a better job caring for the mentally ill over the past couple years, despite closing half the city's clinics; but some advocates told aldermen that's simply not the case.
Emanuel "City Of Big Hearts … Will Welcome" 1,000 Migrant Children
Six aldermen want the City Council to encourage non-profits in Chicago to house and support migrant children who have fled violence in Central America and crossed the border into the U.S.
Council Hiking Chicago Phone Fees To Fund Pension Systems
Aldermen have approved a plan to hike the city's monthly 911 surcharge on phone bills by 56 percent to help shore up the city's pension funds, and avoid a property tax hike before next year's elections.
Mayor Introduces Minimum Wage Increase To City Council
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has introduced a plan to the City Council to gradually increase the minimum wage in Chicago to $13 an hour.
Aldermen Vote To Name Water Tower Plaza After Jane Byrne
Aldermen have recommended the plaza next to the Old Chicago Water Tower be named in honor of former Mayor Jane Byrne, the first such honor the city would give to its first and only female mayor more than 30 years after she left office.
Proposed E15 Mandate Runs Out Of Gas After Marathon Hearing
A measure to require many gas stations in Chicago to sell gasoline with a higher mix of ethanol stalled in the City Council on Monday, after a marathon Finance Committee hearing.
Settlement Expected For Family Of High Schooler Shot By Police
Chicago taxpayers will spend $1.2 million to compensate the family of a high school sports star with good grades who was shot in the back by an off-duty police officer.
Aldermen Seek To Require Gas Stations To Sell E15
Finance Committee Chairman Ed Burke (14th) and Ald. Anthony Beale (9th) have called for a requirement that all Chicago self-serve gas stations carry E15, which they said could reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and might be less expensive than regular gasoline.
Aldermen Back Tougher Fines For Graffiti
The Committee on Public Safety on Thursday recommended the full City Council approve increased fines for those convicted of graffiti offenses from $750 to a range of $1,500 to $2,500.
Aldermen Back Temporary Halt To SRO Hotel Conversions, Demolitions
The City Council Committee on Housing and Real Estate has recommended passage of an ordinance that would prohibit owners from tearing down single-room occupancy hotels, or converting them to condos for six months.
City To Offer 9,000 People New Chance To Contest Red Light Camera Tickets
In the wake of a Chicago Tribune investigation that questioned several unexplained spikes in red light camera tickets since 2007, city officials said they'll offer anyone who got a ticket during one of those spikes another shot at disputing the citation and getting a refund for the $100 fine.
CPS Officials Defend Diversity Of Selective-Enrollment High Schools
Aldermen grilled Chicago Public Schools officials on Tuesday about declining minority enrollment at some of the most renowned selective-enrollment schools in the city.
Workers, Activists Say Mayor's Minimum Wage Plan Not Good Enough
Minimum wage workers and community activists came to City Hall on Wednesday to say Mayor Rahm Emanuel's plan to gradually raise the city's minimum wage to $13 per hour by 2018 is too little, too late.
Mayoral Task Force Recommends $13-An-Hour Minimum Wage By 2018
The panel recommended raising the current $8.25 per hour minimum wage in Chicago by $1.25 a year for each of the next three years, followed by a $1 increase in 2018, for a total of $13 an hour in four years.
Chicago Must Pay Legal Fees In Gun Store Lawsuit
Chicago lost its legal battle to keep gun stores out of the city, and now it must pick up the tab for nearly $1 million in legal fees that the winners spent on the case.


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Staged reading of 'Mom and Dad' to help fund School of Theatre's Scotland trip
Staged reading of 'Mom and Dad' to help fund School of Theatre's Scotland trip
March 3, 2015—Robbie GoodrichAn upcoming Stephen F. Austin State University School of Theatre event will help raise funds for theatre students to travel to Edinburgh, Scotland, in August where they will present an SFA student-written play at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
During the two-week trip to Edinburgh, the School of Theatre will produce two new plays, including "Hate Mail" by SFA playwright-in-residence Jack Heifner and the student-written "Mom and Dad" by Nick Pinelli and Allison Day. Pinelli, The Woodlands senior, and Day, San Antonio senior, wrote the play as an honors project for their class with Heifner.
A staged reading of "Mom and Dad" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 13, in the Upstage Theatre in the Griffith Fine Arts Building on the SFA campus.
""Mom and Dad' is an eye-opening and humorous piece about gender perceptions," said Angela Bacarisse, professor of design and arts management at SFA. "The play takes a young couple, newly dating, and throws them into marriage and parenthood. The couple faces the highs and lows of their new life together, and in the end, they have to decide if it is worth moving forward together."
Bacarisse will direct both plays.
Begun in 1947, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, one of several festivals that will take place in Edinburgh while the SFA students are there, has become the largest international theatre arts festival in the world. During festival season, which is three weeks in August, the International Festival, the Festival Fringe, jazz festival, art festival and book festival all take place in Edinburgh.
Tickets to the reading are $25 each available at the door, and seating is limited. There will be a reception after the performance where patrons may meet the students participating in the project.
To reserve a seat at the reading or to help fund the students' travel, contact Bacarisse at firstname.lastname@example.com or (936) 468-1126. Tax-exempt donations can be made at sfasu.edu/giving by clicking on the "give online" tab and writing "Scotland trip" for special instructions.
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Flute, piano duo to perform guest recital at SFA
Flute, piano duo to perform guest recital at SFA
March 3, 2015—Robbie GoodrichTerri and Gabriel Sánchez will perform a guest flute and piano concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, in Cole Concert Hall on the Stephen F. Austin State University campus.
Part of the Cole Performing Arts Series, the recital will feature the music of Frédéric Chopin, Katherine Hoover, George Barrère, George Chave, Joachim Andersen and Cecile Chaminade.
Terri Sánchez is the visiting assistant professor of flute at the University of Texas at Arlington and has won many national flute competitions. She also performed with the SMU Meadows and UNT Symphony orchestras as a winner of both university concerto competitions. She has given pedagogy presentations that revolve around a positive, creative approach to flute performance at the National Flute Association Convention, the San Diego Flute Guild Festival, the Texas Flute Symposium and many universities.
Gabriel Sánchez is the collaborative artist in piano at the University of Texas at Arlington and classical keyboardist for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. He has performed throughout the United States and internationally in recital and as a soloist with orchestras, including performances at Pianofest in the Hamptons, New York, with the Dallas Symphony, the Orquesta Filarmonica de Jalisco and the Irving Symphony. He maintains a select private piano studio, is involved with DSO educational outreach programs, and coaches students in workshops and master classes.
While they are on campus, Terri Sánchez will present a master class for the flute studio and Gabriel Sánchez will clinic the accompanying class.
Tickets for the concert, which is a presentation of the SFA College of Fine Arts and School of Music, are $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and $3 for students and youth. For tickets or more information, call the SFA Fine Arts Box Office at (936) 468-6407 or visit http://www.finearts.sfasu.edu.article ID 823
Heterodyne Duo recital canceled
Heterodyne Duo recital canceled
March 3, 2015—Robbie GoodrichA recital by the Heterodyne Duo, originally scheduled for 6 p.m. March 12 in Cole Concert Hall on the Stephen F. Austin State University campus, has been canceled.
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- Sweet Peppers, Red & Green Onion, Cilantro To Taste
- 1 tablespoon Olive Oil
Try this effortlessly exotic dish and you'll never think of pizza the same way. And it starts with the sauce. First, coat each naan with olive oil and 2 tablespoons of the mango curry. Add shrimp and brush with remaining sauce. Then dress it up with the veggies.
Heat grill to medium. Cook over indirect heat for about 5 minutes, until the toppings are heated through. Garnish with cilantro. Serve warm.
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Clearly, "The Market" had some participants who had a bout of anxiety about four more years of Obama, if that seems overreacting to the author by a large measure, because the structure of the situation facing whoever takes office, absent actual hostility to the country, dictates a large measure of what that person can, and therefore will, do.
That is obviously the case with the budget, as there is no way to do the sequester in its current form, plus other policy changes by default, absent a massive macroeconomic shock.
That is why it would seem like some circles in the military were not averse the the re-election of Obama, to wit Colin Powell, as to the second structural element that favors The Street not overreacting, namely the interaction of our budget with world politics.
Unless a President of the United States actually wanted to damage the country, not the case, then it is the case that he will have to maintain certain military balances that have large economic implications and vice versa, e.g. relations with China and Russia over Iran and Israel.
As to why people shouldn't line up to kick Romney, he ran a good campaign, if one can see some constraints on his campaign that probably cost a very good person a chance to have the hardest job in the world.
As to those contraints, immigration clearly blew up in the Republicans face, as can be seen in the Latino vote, as did continuing to follow the most hardline pro-life policies a la Akin, if everyone ran from whatever that was: hello, can you say "uncomfortable not good?"
On the brighter side of things, and important for both Romney and Obama, and therefore everyone else, Romney pointed out to the need to to a budget deal that is real, finally, which the President acknowledged in his acceptance speech, along with an immigration reform act that probably skewers some sacred cows in the Republican Party, but, how's that strategy looking now?
If you could mind-meld McCain and Romney one of them would have done better, but I'm not sure which one.
Both factions of the GOP have problems, the biggest being there are 2 factions....at least, if not other sub-faction fractions. I think the GOP has a fractured faction and fractious fanatics problem. Before there's some new strategy, Republicans need a referee.
But for now, Kenyan Socialism rules!
As to Keynsians, they claim not to be Socialist, generally speaking, and I think the budget constraint sooner or later is going to prove Keynes wrong as to his overemphasis on short run fluctuations, which has a place, especially because the short run might mean after a structural rupture in an asset class like housing a long time, but, long run identities have a place too. Steering between that is what the Fiscal Cliff debate is all about.


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