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Moseley, Bill 1951-Overview
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The devil's rejects
by Rob Zombie
13 editions published between 2005 and 2007 in English and French and held by 492 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The Texas State Police are set to make a full-scale attack against the murderous Firefly family residence for the thousand plus murders and several disappearances over the past couple of years. But three of the family members escape, including Otis, Baby Firefly and Baby's father Captain Spaulding. The evil trio go on a road trip, leaving dozens of mangled bodies in their wake. Evading a massive Texas Rangers dragnet as well as a group of equally murderous bounty hunters led by Ken Dwyer who's obsessed with finding the deadly killers. The surviving Firefly clan gather at a run-down amusement park owned by Captain Spaulding's half-brother. Charlie offers them shelter and a new base of operations for their killing spree
Repo! the genetic opera
by Darren Lynn Bousman
3 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 347 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "In the not-so-distant future, a worldwide epidemic of organ failures devastates the planet. Out of the tragedy, a savior emerges: GENECO, a biotech company that offer organ transplants-- for a price. Those who miss their payments are scheduled for repossession-- and hunted by the Repo man!"--Container
2 editions published between 2006 and 2007 in English and held by 295 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Upon completing his graduate thesis, Kevin Parson is forced to face his own dark past when he is targeted by the psychopathic Riddle Killer. Following a terrifying encounter, in which he is given seconds to confess before his car is blown to bits, Kevin meets up with a criminal psychologist whose brother was killed in a similarly explosive confrontation. Together they must solve Kevin's mystifying riddle and uncover his connection to the murderer before he strikes again
House of 1000 corpses
9 editions published between 2002 and 2007 in English and held by 285 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two young couples take a misguided tour onto the back roads of America in search of a local legend known a Dr. Satan. Lost and stranded, they are set upon by a bizarre family of psychotics. Murder, cannibalism and satanic rituals are just a few of the horrors that await
The devil's tomb
2 editions published in 2009 in English and held by 276 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "When the scientist leading a top-secret Middle Eastern archeological site goes missing, an elite military unit is sent on a search and rescue mission. Descending deep below civilization, Captain Mack and his team soon find themselves face to face with an ancient evil. An evil that may not be of this world."--Container
3 editions published between 2008 and 2009 in English and held by 179 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two couples at a ramshackle B & B are terrorized by a household of ghoulish servants and a masked lunatic, known as 'The Tin Man'. As they attempt to escape, the killer's game becomes more horrifying and the night becomes deadly
The alphabet killer
by Tom Malloy
4 editions published between 2008 and 2009 in English and held by 159 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A police investigator's commitment to finding the murderer of a 10-year-old girl borders on obsession to the point that she is hospitalized for schizophrenia. Two years later she is back working as an advisor, and this time plans to get the job done
The Graves
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 52 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Sisters Megan and Abby Graves spend their last weekend together lost in the Arizona desert. Here, they are lured to Skull City Mine, a town that is supposed to be abandoned but isn't. Discovering there is no way out, the sisters are now prey, and forced to unleash their most primitive instincts to survive against unspeakable human and supernatural horrors. Can they unlock the secrets of Skull City in time to save themselves or will they become the latest in a long line of victims?
Rogue River
4 editions published between 2010 and 2012 in French and English and held by 43 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "Wanting to scatter her father's ashes at a significant place, Mara drives to a remote part of the beautiful Rogue River. When her car is towed away by overzealous police, she accepts the offer of a ride into town from a kindly passerby, thus beginning her nightmarish descent into utter horror."--Container
Blood night the legend of Mary Hatchet
2 editions published between 2009 and 2011 in English and held by 42 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A group of teenagers celebrating Blood Night, the anniversary of the death of a local axe murderer, suddenly find themselves face-to-face with the realities of her haunting. As they run from the bloody rampage left behind, they'll need to survive the night to expose the truth behind the legend of Bloody Mary
Exit humanity a zombie saga
3 editions published in 2012 in English and held by 40 WorldCat member libraries worldwide A decade after the American Civil War, Edward Young returns home from a hunting trip to find a horrific reanimation of his wife and that their son Adam has disappeared. He must battle his way through an unexplainable outbreak of the walking dead
Dead souls
3 editions published in 2013 in English and held by 38 WorldCat member libraries worldwide On his 18th birthday, a young man learns he was adopted when he inherits a farm in Maine, which has been abandoned for years since his natural family died at the hands of his father, the local preacher. When he moves in, sinister forces trapped in the home begin to resurface and bring to light frightening details and revelations about his past
A dead calling
by Michael Feifer
1 edition published in 2006 in English and held by 38 WorldCat member libraries worldwide When supernatural forces cause a young report to investigate an old house, she finds she is the only hope for a family of ghosts. However, someone does not want the truth to be told
Babysitter wanted
4 editions published in 2010 in English and held by 27 WorldCat member libraries worldwide After taking a babysitting job on a remote farm, a college student finds herself being stalked by a killer
Alone in the dark II
by Peter Scheerer
2 editions published between 2008 and 2010 in English and held by 20 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Telepathic detective Edward Carnby joins forces with a team of paranormal hunters to track down a merciless witch
Rob Zombie 3-disc collector's set House of 1000 corpses ; The Devil's rejects
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 17 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Two couples set out to find the legendary Dr. Satan in 1970s Texas, but instead find the homicidal Firefly family ; a vengeful sheriff chases the Firefly family to a rundown amusement park
Silent night, deadly night
1 edition published in 2009 in English and held by 17 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Silent night, deadly night 3: A clairvoyant taps into the dark and twisted realm of the haunted dreams of a hideously injured man, leading to new terror
Silent night, deadly night III better watch out!
2 editions published between 1989 and 2009 in English and held by 16 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The "Santa Claus Killer" awakes after being in a coma for six years, under the care of an ESP-crazed doctor. Now he becomes obsessed with a clairvoyant blind woman, and the body count rises while he pursues her
2001 maniacs
1 edition published in 2010 in English and held by 15 WorldCat member libraries worldwide "The Southern residents of Pleasant Valley take their cannibalistic Guts 'N Glory Jamboree on the road to Iowa where they encounter spoiled Northern heiresses Rome and Tina Sheraton and the cast and crew of their 'Road Rascals' reality show. Performing 'The Bloodiest Show on Earth, ' our Southern Maniacs prove to be more than ratings killers"--Container
Trout fishing in the North Carolina mountains
by Bill Moseley
1 edition published in 1986 in English and held by 12 WorldCat member libraries worldwide more
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4 They did her proud!retrogirl75 | 04/10/2011 | See all retrogirl75's reviews (22)As a huuuuge fan of this book by Emily Giffin, I was both excited and worried at the prospect of this film. Happily I wasn't disappointed. Ginnifer Goodwin is a great Rachel - gorgeous, but not obviously so (only her bad wig, and the casting of Marcus stopped this from being 5*). Kate Hudson played Darcy brilliantly, and Colin Egglesfield was just like the Dex I had pictured in my head (gorgeous!). A few characters were missing, and Ethans story changed slightly, but this didn't detract from the story. I'm sure they'll do a great job when 'Something Blue' is released. I'll be front of the queue!
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Whether using twinview/xinerama or not is it somehow possible to have some high resolution displayed on crt (like 1600x1200) and at the same time have the other head activated at say 800x600 on tv ?
Is the output on TV then limited to a part of the image displayed on crt or is it somehow possible to display something completely different on tv ? I am asking since I would like to get normal X to run on crt and use freevo (http://freevo.sf.net) at the same time on the second head. Thanks for any suggestions, sonne. |
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Friday, September 03, 2010
Cypress College employees and students have donated 86 textbooks to the Library for use as part of the Textbook Collection maintained to provide access to these educational materials that students otherwise wouldn't be able to afford.
The donations come in a year when funding doesn't otherwise exist to purchase these textbooks.
They are also part of a broader effort in which faculty have taken a number of steps to help reduce the cost of materials used in their courses.
Here are some examples:
• Last year the Communication Studies Department agreed to adopt one textbook (as opposed to instructors ordering different ones). As a result the publisher agreed to lower its cost.
• Professor Les Doak eliminated any requirement for a printed textbook in his classes. Instead, he only requires online access to a publisher site, which is considerably cheaper than printed texts. "I am trying this as an experiment, and I see that quite a few students have already read the first assigned reading. It also allows me to customize the reading requirement, so they do not have to read the entire text," he said three days into the semester.
• "I use older editions as long as possible, including older readers that cost just a few dollars on Amazon.com at this point," said Becky Floyd. "I recently switched all 101 courses to use a book that costs less than what we were previously using because it is a superior text for the price (note that this book also comes in an expanded/full edition, but I went with the "Essentials" edition because it was less costly). I let my students know when books come in e-book formats which cost a lot less. I tell them about the reserve desk. I remind them that they can get used books online for cheap. This semester I am providing my lab students with a self-written lab manual at no cost."
• David Halahmy allows students to use older editions of the same text book. "I just had one student e-mail me a couple days ago, she found an edition that is just one edition earlier for 50 cents! I have had several other students tell me the same thing."
• The Biology Department has been working with the textbook publishers to make customized textbooks for their courses. "This generally means that we can cut out sections of the book that we do not use, which makes the book cheaper," said Stephanie Spooner. "We have also had some texts ordered in "loose leaf" form, unbound. This saves the students about $50 and they can bring just sections of the textbook to class." She also added that several biology faculty have put together their own lab books or gotten rid of lab books all together so that students do not have to buy a separate lab and lecture text.
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View Poll Results: Should vendors have to pay for return shippin | |||
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Are we getting it yet? Shoppers have to be smart and take a lot into consideration when purchasing. What works for some simply won't work the same way for others. Yep there are expectations and sure some vendors provide fantastic service depending on where the customer is. My APC props turned up from Tower at almost 4 weeks (normally it's around 2 weeks to Aus). I love Tower because they have a great through put of the common big brand name Items I need. I also note on a lot of their items when you purchase them they put a statement that "it is best for the customer to deal direct with manufacturer xxxxxxx in the event of an issue" All good as far as I'm concerned but think about it. I ordered and it took 4 days for the order to be packed an despatched. It took over 3 weeks for the items to get to me. If one of my APC props was broken Tower did not wish to assist with warranty. I somehow think if it wasn't me then yet another "the world is ending and vendor X are cheats liars and theives and will be shut down by the end of the month" blurb would have appeared on numerous forums. Mark |
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If I purchase an item from my LHS I can examine it and check that it is the correct part and/or damaged before completing the transaction, i.e. handing over my money. If during my transporting it home it becomes damaged, then that is my own fault so no, I would not feel comfortable asking for gas money (nor do I feel I would have to)
When ordering from vendors, I cannot first check that the item is correct/undamaged. So, if they send me an incorrect or defective item, yes, they should bloody well pay for the return postage. |
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If I order a 16 oz fuel tank from HK, and they ship me a 8 oz tank, YEAH, they should be responsible for the shipping costs.
If I order a Biplane and they send me a monoplane, YEAH, HK should be responsible for shipping. If I order a battery pack from HK and they ship me a dead on arrival battery pack after they advertise that they (HOBBY KING) checks each and every battery pack before shipping, YEAH, HK should be responsible for shipping. At my local hobby shop, if I get a bad battery pack, (which has never happened) and I take it back, the owner usually throws in something extra for free for my inconvenience. HOBBY KING will just stall you for several months through their non existant online service, un answered e-mails, until the exchange period has expired and then want to charge you shipping back and shipping again for the replacement battery. So the so called cheaper battery just cost 3 or 4 times what my LHS charged. SO TO ANSWER YOU POLL, YES, Hobby King should be responsible for all the shipping charges. Frank |
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It wasn't long ago that a friend of mine — a West Coaster no less — got onto the subject of country music. Some he likes, some he doesn't, he said. Then, he laughed and recalled a song he had recently encountered.
Somehow, he had run across the country classic, "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town." A bit condescending, he chuckled over its lyrics. He had gotten the title wrong and most of the lyrics, but I knew what he was talking about. "Oh my gosh!" I exclaimed. "That's one of the great story songs of all times. It's a classic and certainly not anything to scoff at." Perhaps you know it. Kenny Rogers, who has had more resurrections in his music career than a cat has lives, made his first career with that song in 1966 when he was the lead singer with the country folk group First Edition. In about three minutes, a powerful story unfolds of a man who has been paralyzed while fighting for his country. He is married to what was once called a "floozie" (my words, not the song. It's too sophisticated to have to resort to commonality, such is the artistry of the lyrics) and every night she dresses up, powders up, perfumes up and goes out on the town. The song is told from the agonizing viewpoint of the cuckolded husband and was written by country music legend Mel Tillis, a man known for tremendous music and a strong stutter. One of the most powerful lines has the man begging, "Ruby, I know it's hard to love a man whose legs are bent and paralyzed and Ruby, the wants and needs of a woman your age, Ruby, I realize." It is a masterpiece. To be revered, not ridiculed. I then shared a story with my friend that I'll share with you now. For this I have learned: There's always a story behind the story. A few years ago, I had somehow convinced my friend, Debbie, that we should go to Branson, Mo., and see what all the hullabaloo was about. She's not a good vacationer, but she must have thought she owed me a favor so along she went. One afternoon, she went to see an Irish dance review and I went to Mel Tillis' theater (it's no longer there) to see his family show. I was sitting in the audience prior to showtime and Tillis' cousin, whom I had met earlier, saw me and waved. A few minutes later, he returned and said, "Mel would like for me to bring you backstage at intermission. He has some time and would like to meet you." That afternoon, I spent an hour with Mel Tillis in his dressing room. College football was playing on the television (he's a big Florida Gators fan) as he sat in a rocking chair and I sat in an easy chair. We talked of football, his horse farm in Florida, the music business, the price of airfare, book writing and so forth. With two Southern storytellers in the room, talk turned to stories and I allowed how "Ruby" was one of the finest country songs ever written. He nodded his thanks and didn't stop rocking as he recalled its inspiration. "When I was growing up, we lived next door to a couple. He had been paralyzed in World War II and she liked to have a good time. My bedroom window was next to their house, and every night I'd lie in bed and hear them arguing as she got ready to go out on the town. It always stayed with me, so years later, I wrote that song." He stopped rocking and winked. "Sold a lot of records, too. Made a lot of money with it." And, in the bargain, he gave us one of the most classic story songs ever written. Ronda Rich is the best-selling author of "What Southern Women Know (That Every Woman Should)." Visit www.rondarich.com to sign up for her weekly newsletter.More like this story
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2. Unhappy All The Time: We all know "Debbie Downers" who are so sad all the time and e just want to choke ourselves after being around them for five minutes! They complain about anything and everything and always appear as if their cat just died that morning. An unhappy person is an easy target because a seducer is a master at distracting them temporarily from their sadness. Many seducers will even play upon a victim's sadness and tell them why the seducer is needed in their lives to bring joy or dependency to the world of the sad single lady. It is said that life happens to everyone, but it is the way you perceive the events of your life and the meaning you give them that determine if you will be happy or sad. Being sad all the time is a choice that can and will change when you change your focus. There is always something to be thankful for, so start there and wear a smile on your face. Then more positive experiences will start be attracted to you! The 'Think Positive!' Experiment
3. People Pleaser: As children, we come into this world knowing that we are just fine the way we are, but something happens to remove that self assurance as we are told to be polite, indirect and cautious of everything we say, do or wear. This creates a sense that we must gain the approval of others in order to be satisfied with ourselves. People pleasing single women are easy to be seduced because once the seducer captures their heart and then pulls back even slightly, the people pleaser will fight like hell to gain the affection and attention of her seducer once again. The attention is intoxication but the rejection is unbearable and creates an obsession to feel 'good enough' to be loved. Love yourself and don't focus on trying to please others who can't accept you as you are. Love is not to be earned but given. If someone is unwilling to give to you wholeheartedly, then cut the virus loose so that you are open to receive the one who will! 5 Tips For Meeting Good Men
4. Vivid Imagination: There is nothing wrong with having a vivid imagination; however, where single women with vivid imaginations go wrong is when they believe everything they are told instead of paying attention to a man's action. A seducer plays off of the imagination of a single woman because he is able to paint a picture of the future they can have together someday, without producing any tangible results at all. People want to believe in fantasies and in what they are being told. It is the human need within us that hungers to believe a lie when the truth is unappealing. Date with your eyes wide open and do not ignore the red flags of unfulfilled promises. Pay attention to the actions and ignore the words that fall on dry ground. The 7 Lies Your Man Might Be Telling You


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NSW needs to start drilling for CSG, says Macfarlane
PUBLISHED: 18 Sep 2013 00:08:00 | UPDATED: 18 Sep 2013 07:36:29PUBLISHED: 18 Sep 2013 PRINT EDITION: 18 Sep 2013Federal Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane says it's inconceivable that in Queensland about 4000 farmers have agreements with gas companies in which they benefit from having CSG wells on their land, but there are next to none in NSW. Photo: Glenn Hunt
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Momentum is building to boost production of coal seam gas in NSW with new federal Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane citing it as the most urgent resource issue facing the government.
At the same time, NSW Resources and Energy Minister Chris Hartcher has called in heavyweight support in the form of former federal resources minister Martin Ferguson to help broker a breakthrough in the crisis in natural gas supply that is threatening the state.
Mr Ferguson, resources minister for most of the former Labor government, will co-chair a high-level invitation-only summit of energy policymakers, business leaders and advisers next week in Sydney which will tackle NSW's energy security problem, with a focus on coal seam gas.
In an interview with The Australian Financial Review, Mr Macfarlane said it was inconceivable that in his native Queensland, some 4000 farmers had individual agreements with gas companies in which they benefited from having coal seam gas wells on their land but there were next to none in NSW.
Pointing out he has been a farmer longer than a politician, Mr Macfarlane said he would personally drive the push to remove impediments to gas extraction in NSW.
"We need to make sure we get this gas out of the ground," he said, noting current NSW gas wells would run dry by 2016. "I want to broker a mutually agreed outcome."
The approach by the minister puts him on a collision course with the Nationals. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce said his party would approve expansion of the industry only if five criteria were met. These were no damage to aquifers, no use of prime agricultural land, no disturbance to rural households, a fair return to farmers, and a fair return to local communities.
'Unnecessary concern'
Mr Macfarlane said farmers were wary because gas companies had made mistakes in the past. "A lack of finesse with stakeholders is a nice way of saying it," he said.
But he believed there was unnecessary concern and there were farmers in NSW "who want to co-exist". He wants to set up meetings with Premier Barry O'Farrell and Mr Hartcher and is planning a forum with stakeholders near Casino in coming weeks.
This will be separate to the one-day summit in Sydney organised by the NSW government, which will be addressed by Business Council of Australia president Tony Shepherd, NSW Chief Scientist Mary O'Kane and Australian Energy Market Operator chief executive Matt Zema.
Michael Fraser, who as chief executive of AGL Energy has been highly critical of NSW's coal seam gas regulations, was invited but has had to decline as he is overseas. Senior executives from Santos, which also has coal seam gas ambitions in NSW, are expected to attend. Development of NSW's gas resources has been stymied by a series of changes in policy and regulation, most recently involving draft rules proposed under Mr O'Farrell that ban coal seam gas drilling around residential areas and industries such as vineyards and horse studs.
Mr Hartcher said about 150 people have been invited to the summit, which will tackle the total energy mix for NSW to meet future needs, including coal and renewable energy, not just gas.
"It's not to be seen as a political issue, it's a community issue," he said. "Business, trade unions and academia are all invited."
Ferguson a frequent critic of CSG stalling
NSW consumes almost a quarter of the east coast gas market but produces less than 1 per cent of that supply. "Developing new supplies is absolutely critical if we are to put downward pressure on energy prices in NSW and continuing to say 'no' to natural gas development in NSW will have significant consequence for industry, manufacturers, and households in that state," said Michael Bradley of the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association. Before the federal election, Kevin Rudd cited high energy prices as the key impediment to increasing productivity. He said boosting the production of coal seam gas in NSW was critical to reducing gas prices for industry and households.
Tony Abbott at times walked both sides of the street, empathising with the industry but also the Nationals by telling farmers they should have the right to determine who entered their land.
Mr Macfarlane, whose portfolio covers resources and manufacturing, is of the view farmers can benefit.
Mr Ferguson has been a frequent critic of the stalling of coal seam gas development in NSW. Speaking in Canberra last week, Mr Ferguson called for "political leadership" in NSW to overcome the "misleading" campaign against coal seam gas by environmental campaigners.
"Governments need to show leadership by not only carefully regulating these projects but by calling out those activists for what they are: ideological crusaders who oppose almost any form of wealth-creating development," he said. Mr Ferguson's co-chair at the summit will be former NSW MP Robert Webster, a grazier and director of Brickworks, one of the manufacturers that has been most vocal about the problem created by escalating gas prices in eastern Australia.
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It is not just IMF loans that subordinate other sovereigns and bank bond holders, it is all the ECB funds as well. All new private money invested in the zones sovereigns and banks is now subordinated. What private money would invest in that now?
Europe has just made its banks into Zombies. I think they might argue this is a "good" thing containing as it does the normal functioning of an Anglo Saxon bank. There seems no prospect of facing reality in the current narrative. It is getting worse, much worse.
This is why Eurosceptics always sounded so shrill to "refined" ears. We were trying to stop you. We failed. And look what you have done. Europe is being destroyed before our eyes by Europhiles and their ignorant vanity project. It was Eurosceptics who in fact put the best interests of Europe first.
"Europe has just made its banks into Zombies."
As opposed to US and UK banks which are shining examples of financial health, excellent risk management and prosperity, and not at all addicted to el cheapo FED and BoE money...
"It was Eurosceptics who in fact put the best interests of Europe first."
Sure, I also dream about the hero eurosceptics, especially british ones, putting the best interests of the Continent first.
But I always wake up.
Japan has had Zombie Banks for 20 years. They are doing just fine. The power of central banks to print is infinite, and they have an infinite time horizon.
Japan has been doing "fine"? What does failure look like to you? Can you only see it in others perhaps? I think this will be an expensive failing for Euro's. It seems to be so far, and as your comment demonstrates, no end is in sight!
US and UK banks are not zombie banks. A zombie bank is one that is addicted to govt support for its capital needs and unable to either reduce these needs or obtain them from the dreaded market (aka people who lend). The US and UK, like Europe and the rest of the world, is running a low interest rate. This is not zombie bank land though. If it is then all banks everywhere are zombies. In fact UK and US banks have already largely recapitalised and there has been no direct state support by the injection of capital for over a year and there is little prospect of any more being needed, unless the Eurozone implodes of course taking the rest of the world down with it to some degree
And yes, people who tried to stop this act of mass economic cretinism did indeed have the best interests of Europe at heart. Those that promoted have poisoned the Project and, I think, almost certainly destroyed it. What does failure look like to you? How can you not see the Euro as harmful to European well being?
In large part the problem of the Euro is the close minds of people like you whose mental inertia will, and is, driving Europe over the cliff edge in what must be the greatest damage done to Europe by anything since National Socialism. Can you think of anything that has done more harm to Europe since the Treaty of Rome? Really??
Ad hominem attack and reductio ad Hitlerum doesn't really help your argument.
Austerity clearly is misguided as long as you have someone else who will foot the bill!
TE argued a while ago that Britain should quit the EU. But for the rest of Europe, they think it's a great idea to be liable for each others debt. Why? I second TDmR4iDgsT.
I can't help it but be very suspicious about Economist-ideas concerning the sovereign-debt-crisis. The utterly embarrassing PR-exercise in support of the City that the Economist published some weeks ago seems to suggest that even the Economist is not free of serving a clientele: The City and how it earns money. Is it a coincidence that anything the Economist proposes also helps the City make money, keep its money or minimize its losses? Sure, maybe this is exactly right. But the smart City boys also told everyone before 2008 that what they did was exactly right (supported by the Economist, give or take). And the boys were wrong. So how about this time?
You seem obsessed with the City? If EU states need to borrow money then they can go else where..their taxpayers, other financial centres, China etc. They dont have to come to the City!!
They and you will have to accept the lender will normally set the terms/rates. Perhaps you don't except this rule...if you don't can you lend me £50,000 no questions asked and at 0%. If I struggle to pay or lose my job can you promise you will not ask for the money back. Cheers
In my previous contribution to that Economist article on the City, I think we share the same general thoughts on the role of the The City and the way the Economist (FT) supports this form of financial capitalism, but here, in your approach, you say it far more effectively than I was able to, for which many thanks.
Those governments that are only interested in cheating rentiers and borrowing will never solver their own country's problems. A la Greece!
The banks are buying sovereign debt the sovereigns cannot redeem with money the banks cannot repay to the ECB. This is a pretty expensive way to buy (necessary) time. EU/EZ leaders will fritter it all away as they have in the past. The slow motion train wreck grows by the day.
Pretty soon, the only way out is for the PIIGS to default. But this will trigger the CDS's which the banks wrote. The banks hold both the wrong end of the debt AND the insurance against default. No prize for guessing how this will turn out.
You are assuming that ECB will not introduce yet another round of LTRO after 3 years.
Good call. The well of infinite time.
I do hope they all bust before 3 years !
The power of the ECB to print Euros is infinite.
Probably the best (and politically impossible) way to deal with the European and the world-wide economic crisis would be to write off all debt and start over with a new way of creating money - one that is not based on debt. There is so much debt now that it is hard to see that it can ever be repaid.
If there is any such thing as funny money it has to be the money we now use which is based on fractional reserves and debt. Throw in the interest which is charged on the debt-money and we have a ponzi scheme. So long as there is steady economic growth it sort of works but as soon as there is an economic slowdown or decline it crashes.
I have tried to explain how money is currently created and some of the problems in an essay "LETS go to market: Dealing with the economic crisis" posted on my weblog. I also propose an alternative way of creating money based on the Local Exchange Trading Systems currently being used in several locations around the world.
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you have hit the nail on the head. And the growth you talk about is linked to both population growth and the expansion of resource consumption. The global economy is incentivised to keep expanding, in part because the underlying debt liability - i.e. - the intreast on soverign and other debt - needs to be paid off. So our economies need to grow so we keep up with paying the interest off.
Haven'y even started talking about the inflationary effect on this, and how the system is already rigged for large banks - who get the cheap credit first - while all us plebs at the bottom get the more expensice credit, thereby keeping the system ticking over
Any economic reform not based on the Laws of Economics will be a failure whoever presents it. The only thing economic experts can come up with are suggestions how to treat the symptoms, but not the cause. Thus reminds us that two things are infinite: the universe, and people's foolishness. For your information Google "The World Monetary Order".
"The only thing economic experts can come up with are suggestions how to treat the symptoms, but not the cause."
More to the point, Carl - "economic experts" are the people who counseled, planned, advised and lead us all right off a cliff, eyes-wide-shut to reality and open only to academic theory that made no intuitive sense outside of Walls of Ivy.
The entire profession should be excluded from the classification "expert", for lack of any factual basis justifying that standing. They should be dismissed from public life, if not life itself. (Well, maybe not that last part for all of them - maybe.)
No. The majority of Economists inside and outside the Eurozone were against the Euro and indeed pointed out exactly why it would fail in the horrific way we are seeing it fail today.
Politicians, media narrative and, above all, Eurozone people chose to not only ignore the advice of the Economics profession but to marginalise, ridicule and demonise it. We were all "Little Englanders" and other such old fashioned witch hunting fare, you remember surely?
The guilty were Kohl, Mitterand, and Junkers. They are Barosso, Rumpey and Merkel.
Blaming bankers or Economists is just more denial of Economics. European banks were pretty much forced to hold Euro sovereign debt by bank capital requirements and today by the ECB with its Sarko carry trade.
I think it is all quite Darwinian. Time for a clear out. Time for a change in peoples minds. Sadly the cretinous old ideas will extract a terrible price before they are given up and the people who hold them have the courage and decency to face themselves and what they (you) have done. See it across the zone for the next decade.
Tragically the burden of Homo Narrens seems always to be crucified on the cross of its own vainglory
p.s. Strongly recommend the Radio 4 afternoon play The Great Squanderland Roof. At last the BBC stands up, although it does it in "drama" of course, not in the news where the Eurosceptics were rubbished or demonised. Eurosceptics, Economists would have saved you. How symptomatic that you now want to blame them!
Forgive me, RM - should have made it clearer that I was not condemning economists for the Euro mess as much as for the events that followed it in the US and worldwide.
It's my sense that most economists were leery of the Euro's viability when its creation was being discussed, but as I said elsewhere on these threads - politics prevails every time.
Economists have lead us to where we are now. Why follow them further?
Finally someone that is not deceived and overcome with fake theories! Pass your opinion on wherever you can. Carl.
The laws of economics are not some laws that define the universe! The laws of economics are flawed. Whoever wrote them had dollar signs in their eyes and did not for once think that resources are infinite, and if they did, the laws never provided answers to them running out - flawed.
Because many cannot understand the relativity theory does not mean that the theory is flawed. The Law of Economics is based on the fact that money is the subordinate substitute of human resources & energy; that is all! Can you understand? Google "The World Monetary Order" and pass it to others. We need to change!
flawed - this idea that money is a commodity is the root of the problem - sounds like you think money is a substitute to labour etc. Its not - energy has to be used up to create something - money (idealy) just acts as the electricity to transfer that energy. Can you understand? When the efficiency of the money flow has central powers, its like having a monopoly over your electricity grid. Do you understand? Money is a commodity and that is the problem.
Are we surprised the only thing really worthwhile coming out of the recent EU (EZ) crisis according to you here, is the actions of an ex Goldman Sachs banker, indirectly but very effectively, bailing out again the US / UK stock markets, and of course, creating a little cheer in London and New York.
Be that as it may, but I still feel this papers constant view of the "long term" future of the EU (EZ) through the exclusive lens of the unregulated driven "Financial(Crony)Capitalist" London, New York and Washington speculative trading markets, will over time prove again, as with the last few months or so, be completely out of touch with how the EU (EZ) governing elite's see the future of their "Real Economies".
These EU (EZ) business, economic, financial, political and public servant governing elite's are far more experienced and intelligent on how to "macro manage" real political economies compared to their counterparts in the UK / US, who have long forgotten how critical it is for long term sustainability, that all levels of civil society need to share in the "real wealth" of the country / region, rather than just the few.
Sure, under the leadership of Germany, it is going to take a decade or two to return real growth and prosperity to civil societies in the EU (EZ), but Germany has been doing that continuously for its own people since the ending of the second world war, by following its own form of "Social Market" political economy, and I for one, have a great deal of confidence they will be able to do the same for all the people's of the EU (EZ) in this next decade or so.
This of course, is the last thing the UK / US unregulated financial capitalist speculative trading markets want to hear - so be it - as always, we shall see - as hopefully they become the future "Rust Buckets" of the global political economy.
A growing chorus argues that this must entail some form of joint liability for countries' debts.
Another week, another cry for - mostly - German money. Problem is - most of the German money has already arrived in the periphery - via Target 2 - as is the case with "funds" from NL, Finnland et. al.
Eat your cake and keep it?
Eat your cake, keep it and complain the creme is not enough...
"THERE is a new swagger among European financial officials these days. As bond spreads narrow, share prices rise and the euro strengthens, many policymakers are convinced the crisis has been solved."
'Those whom the gods are about to destroy they first make proud.'
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Increased sales and a tax benefit in connection with a special cash dividend helped drive Costco's second-quarter net income up 29.2 percent to $598 million. According to Richard Galanti, the warehouse-club retailer's chief financial officer, Costco's bottom line benefited from a $57 million tax benefit in connection with a special cash dividend to the company's 401-K plan participants, issued in February. More
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Wayfair ended its fiscal year on Dec. 31 with impressive gains in net revenue for both the year and the fourth quarter. However, the red ink on its bottom line deepened for both periods as the online retailer continues to plow money into customer acquisition. Net sales for the year climbed 44 percent to $1.3 billion, following a 38.4 percent increase in fourth-quarter sales to $408.6 million. More
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Kas Rugs has boosted its sale team with two promotions and one addition. Wendy Reiss, who has been with Kas for more than 14 years, has been named vice president of sales and national accounts. In addition, the company has appointed Vee Curfman sales manager for the South and Midwest territories and Sandy Ford as sales manager for the East and West coast territories. More
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Millennial consumers are growing their market share in the market for small kitchen appliances, according to new research by The NPD Group. Last year, the under-35 age group accounted for 26 percent of the $6.2 billion small appliance market, up from 21 percent in 2013. This demographic was also the only one to increase its sales last year as well, NPD said. More
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Convergence: How Housewares and Giftware Are Coming Together ... And Loving It" is the theme for a first-time panel discussion scheduled for Sunday, March 8, noon-1 p.m., during the International Home + Housewares Show. Retailers and suppliers from both the housewares and gift industries will join in for the session, which will look at how the overlap in the two product classifications is growing. More
ZoLi Enters Housewares Category
Juvenile products maker ZoLi is expanding into housewares and will debut several products at the International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago later this week "Since we launched ZoLi nearly seven years ago, customers and retailers have repeatedly asked us if we're planning to make our products for adults. 2015 is it," said Julianna Shaw, founder and CEO. More
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Target Outlines Change Strategy; Home a Key Category
Yesterday's meeting with financial analysts gave Target the opportunity to spell out its strategy to transform its business, including its home department. Brian Cornell, president and CEO, said, "Redefining Target will require a renewed emphasis on prioritization and innovation, and above all else, putting our guests first in everything we do." More
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The National Association of Female Executives (NAFE) has cited Walmart, Target and Williams-Sonoma among the top 50 companies for executive women in 2015. The companies that appear on the list "work hard to nurture corporate cultures that welcome and celebrate women at the executive level," NAFE said. The organization credited Target for its "great perks," including day-care discounts, concierge services and tuition assistance. More
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PRONOUNCE Study Does Not Achieve Primary Superiority Endpoint For ALIMTA® (pemetrexed For Injection), Similar PFS And OS Results Were Observed Between The Two Drug And The Three Drug Regimens In The Treatment Of NSCLC
CHICAGO, June 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE:LLY) announced results from its PRONOUNCE trial of ALIMTA® (pemetrexed for injection) for treatment of nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) that was presented today at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting in Chicago, Ill.
The PRONOUNCE trial compared an ALIMTA (pemetrexed), carboplatin doublet regimen to a paclitaxel, carboplatin and bevacizumab triplet regimen.
The study did not achieve its primary superiority endpoint of improved progression-free survival without grade four adverse events (G4PFS). No significant difference was observed between the treatment arms for secondary endpoints of progression-free survival (PFS), overall survival, overall response rate and disease control rate. Toxicity profiles observed in the trial were consistent with the known safety profiles of each therapy.
"The history of ALIMTA clinical evaluation – from histology to its use in the maintenance therapy paradigm – encourages us to explore new avenues to determine if we can improve patient outcomes," said Richard Gaynor, M.D., vice president of product development and medical affairs for Lilly Oncology. "These data give us additional insights that further inform the vast body of ALIMTA clinical data."
The safety and efficacy profile for ALIMTA has been the subject of Lilly-sponsored studies involving an estimated 32,500 patients over the span of almost 20 years 1. About PRONOUNCE (Abstract #LBA8003)PRONOUNCE is a randomized, open-label Phase III superiority study of first-line chemotherapy pemetrexed plus carboplatin (PemC regimen) followed by maintenance pemetrexed, compared to paclitaxel plus carboplatin plus bevacizumab (PacCBev regimen) followed by maintenance bevacizumab in patients with advanced nonsquamous NSCLC conducted in the U.S. Patients were randomized (1:1) to the PemC regimen (n=182) or PacCBev regimen (n=179). Patients received four cycles of induction PemC regimen: pemetrexed, 500 mg/m 2 and carboplatin, AUC=6; PacCBev regimen: paclitaxel, 200 mg/m 2, carboplatin, AUC=6 and bevacizumab, 15 mg/kg followed by pemetrexed (PemC regimen) or bevacizumab (PacCBev regimen) maintenance therapy in the absence of progressive disease or discontinuation. The primary endpoint, G4PFS was measured by the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) version 3.0. 2 Secondary endpoints were PFS, overall survival (OS), overall response rate (ORR), and disease control rate (DCR). The study was powered for G4PFS. Assuming a hazard ratio (HR) of 0.75, there was 80 percent power to detect superiority of the PemC regimen over the PacCBev regimen with a two-sided type one error of 0.10. The median G4PFS was 3.91 months on the PemC regimen vs. 2.86 months on the PacCBev regimen (HR=0.85, 90% CI 0.7, 1.04, p=0.176). PFS and OS had HR=1.06 (95% CI 0.84, 1.35), p=0.610, and HR=1.07 (95% CI 0.83, 1.36), p=0.615, respectively. The ORR was 23.6% (PemC regimen) and 27.4% (PacCBev regimen) and the DCR was 59.9% (PemC regimen) and 57.0% (PacCBev regimen).Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Subject: Critical Mass
"The web page of communications issues"
Critical Mass is a Communications-related e-magazine created by six CMNS
students at Simon Fraser University.
[First Issue Table of Contents]
Cold and Flu Season Strikes The Valley of Silicon
The complexity of language is revealed in miniature by the software bug.
By Gordon Gow.
Television: Check Your Brain at the Door
An investigation into the shortcomings of commercial television - Does TV
really have to be so bad? By Shawn Rafuse
The Worship of Technology and Universal Access
The political economy of fibre optic networks. By Mat X.
A Brief Introduction to Canadian Film
File under "Foreign." By Pam Murray.
Competition, Canadian Culture, and the Net: Does the CRTC Have it Right?
A critical look at the CRTC's recent report on "Competition and Culture
on Canada's Information Highway." By Michelle Karren
We've researched a number of internet sites that contain information on
topics relating to Communications studies.
Theorist of the month
A biography and summary of the work of Marshall McLuhan , by Pam Murray.
Corporate / Institutional Profile
A detailed look at Canadian media corporations and institutions. This
month, Erin Willis looks at the Canadian Broadcasting Corportation
(CBC), and Shawn Rafuse discusses the role of the Canadian Radio-
Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).
In the News
An overview of recent developments in the Canadian media and technology
industries, by Michelle Karren.
Historical Perspective
Some background on the social and cultural impacts that modern
communication technologies have facilitated. Anthony Hempell
describes the invention and implementation of the telegraph .
This section is devoted to reviewing recent and not-so recent media that
give the reader a broader perspective of communication studies. This
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Consent, Theodore Rozak's The Cult of Information, Cliff Stoll's
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Javelin Receives $2 Million Loan From Hospira
Javelin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NYSE -- Amex: JAV) ("Javelin") today announced that Hospira, Inc. ("Hospira") funded a $2 million loan to Javelin on June 10, 2010 under the existing loan agreement between Javelin and Hospira.
About Javelin Pharmaceuticals
With corporate headquarters in Cambridge, MA, Javelin applies innovative proprietary technologies to develop new drugs and improved formulations of existing drugs to target unmet and underserved medical needs in the pain management market. For additional information about Javelin, please visit the company's Web site at http://www.javelinpharmaceuticals.com.
Important Additional Information Filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Discus Acquisition Corporation ("Discus") has commenced a tender offer for all of Javelin's outstanding shares of common stock. This press release is for informational purposes only and is neither an offer to purchase nor a solicitation of an offer to sell shares of Javelin common stock. Hospira has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") a Tender Offer Statement on Schedule TO containing an offer to purchase, form of letter of transmittal and other documents relating to the tender offer on April 21, 2010, and Javelin filed with the SEC a Solicitation/Recommendation Statement on Schedule 14D-9 with respect to the tender offer on April 22, 2010. Hospira and Javelin have mailed these documents to Javelin's stockholders. Javelin stockholders can obtain a free copy of these documents and other documents filed by Hospira and Javelin with the SEC, including amendments to the Schedule TO and Schedule 14D-9, at the Web site maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov. In addition, Javelin stockholders can obtain a free copy of these documents by directing a request to Javelin Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 125 CambridgePark Drive, Cambridge, MA 02140, Attention: Investor Relations. INVESTORS AND JAVELIN SECURITY HOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ THESE DOCUMENTS CAREFULLY IN THEIR ENTIRETY BEFORE MAKING ANY DECISION WITH RESPECT TO THE TENDER OFFER BECAUSE THEY CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION. None of the information included on any Internet Web site maintained by Hospira, Javelin or any of their affiliates, or any other Internet Web site linked to any such Web site, is incorporated by reference in or otherwise made a part of this press release.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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This study examined the genetic basis of hypertension and renal disease in Dahl SS/Mcwi (Dahl Salt-Sensitive) rats using a complete chromosome substitution panel of consomic rats in which each of the 20 autosomes and the X and Y chromosomes were individually transferred from the Brown Norway (BN) rat onto the Dahl SS/Mcwi genetic background. Male and female rats of each of the two parental and 22 consomic strains (10-12 rats/group) were fed a high-salt (8.0% NaCl) diet for 3 wk. Mean arterial blood pressure rose by 60 mmHg and urinary protein and albumin excretion increased 3- and 20-fold, respectively, in male SS/Mcwi rats compared with BN controls. Substitution of chromosomes 1, 5, 7, 8, 13, or 18 from the BN onto the SS/Mcwi background attenuated the development of hypertension, proteinuria, and albuminuria in male rats. In female rats, substitution of chromosomes 1 and 5 also decreased blood pressure, protein excretion, and albumin excretion. These studies also identified several chromosomes in male (6, 11, Y) and female (4, 6, 11, 19, 20) rats that reduced albuminuria without altering blood pressure. These data indicate that genes contributing to salt-sensitive hypertension are found on multiple chromosomes of the Dahl SS/Mcwi rat. Furthermore, this consomic rat panel provides a stable genetic platform that can facilitate further gene mapping by either linkage studies or the breeding of congenic and subcongenic rats.
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