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- The Pizza Guy's down to 13 minutes.
- The Secessionist, drunk?
- Here comes the GOP vote suppression.
- Krugman, on weaponized Keynesians.
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|By: Blue Texan Monday October 31, 2011 4:46 am
The rick Perry Video is priceless as are the comments on it below the line on gawker. LOL. Thanks and good morning BT
1) amazing how someone can forget being sued or being in legal trouble. Perhaps I'm special, but I remember when I'm served.
2)Can't link to gawker from here, dammit. I'll never understand how a company decides what sites should be blocked.
3) Where's he get that 800K bad registrations via acorn? I don't have a problem with showing ID to vote, but I do have a problem with how difficult they're making it for someone without $20 or transportation to do so.
4) Were I debate moderator, that would come up at the next GOP debate. Which is why they won't let me moderate GOP debates. Perhaps we could get a jobs bill if we could show how to hurt a scary brown moslem with a bulldozer.
5) 3Billion and change.
Boxturtle (4 robocalls yesterday, 3 YES on 2, 1 no on 2)
New Hampshire is working on a Voter ID law – this statement in a column explains really all the Republican position on the topic:
Jasper said that when committee Chairman Rep. David Bates said standards for voting should be more strict than for registering to vote, "I was just dumbfounded."
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Kthug: Some liberals dislike this conclusion, but economics isn't a morality play: spending on things you don't like is still spending, and more spending would create more jobs.
Hiding the money in the woods (say, the 16 trillion dollars given to TBTF banks) would have been better than so-called "shovel ready" and "high rate of return" spending. And far better than tax cuts.
You are special, other BT. *g*
Qualifications to be president?
Alleged sexual harrasment charges? Check.
Goofy drunk (from Texas)? Check.
I could go on…
And NPR gives Jonathan Martin the microphone to hit Cain
with the allegations. (Karl Rove, take a bow.)
I guess the P in NPR stands for Politico.
Things would go much smoother on election day if those who passed the litmus test were issued armbands with the appropriate insignia.
Hopefully, all across the country we are seeing the development of Occupized Keynesians.
Hiding the money in the woods (say, the 16 trillion dollars given to TBTF banks) would have been better than so-called "shovel ready" and "high rate of return" spending. And far better than tax cuts
Wonder how many part time jobs at minimum wage the banksters would create for digging up the money?
Not sure why our puppets want to make it harder to vote, it is already rigged. or is this just to get us mad and focus on them trying to make it harder to vote and therefore not focusing on the fact it is already rigged.
"if voting mattered it would be illegal"
I don't understand why the GOPers are headhunting Cain. He speaks the conservative dogma, regardless of any facts that might be tossed his direction. And he's not Mormon. I'd think they'd be glad to have him.
Boxturtle (They're pretty much down to dig up Ronnie and run him again if they don't want Mitt)
The banksters are afraid of the woods.
The Secessionist, drunk?
And crazier than a March hare. So he's pretty much the complete package…
Morning BT & Pups of Fire.
Because they can only rig it so far. Anything over about a 5% shift might be noticed. So they have to keep enough "wrong" voters away so that 5% will win.
Boxturtle (I'm a "wrong" voter. I've already voted. BawHaHA!)
Harriet Washington is guest on democracynow. I read her first book within the past year. Amazing story of Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer cells are immortal & numerous medical advances, including polio vaccine, have come from research on them. She's a medical ethicist. Here's her new book, Deadly Monopolies, The Shocking Corp Takeover of Life Itself.
I'm with you on this one, mswinkle.
I've felt for quite a while that it's all a game. They let us think we have some sway in who is president, but that doesn't really affect who is pulling the strings.
That said, I still go to the polls, but mainly because of other choices, congress, local initiatives, etc.
Good morning everyone. It didn't take long to discredit Cain did it?
Could it be for the same reason they're headhunting his soul brother in Florida?
He may become MORE popular with the wing nuts.
I'm surprised the complaint about Cain came up this soon.
It could have been a 2012 October surprise, or at least invoked shortly after he'd been confirmed paired up on the ticket with Romney (or with anyone else in the rogues' gallery).
Well, I thought he was discredited the first time he opened his mouth at the first debate.
I imagine that's why they are trying to destroy him. I personally think he is an empty suit trying to be a male Sarah Palin.
Yes about Ronnie. And by now he'd resemble some of the creatures we'll see all day today on TV.
I was always under the assumption that Ds needed 60% to win.
I agree, I painfully watched the first debate from beginning to end. All of them pretty much discredited themselves by opening their mouths. Not much different from the D's.
Clever boy.
Mornin', BT, pups
There are ways around the Regressive voter suppression laws. It just takes some hands on work helping people acquire the required documentation and taking people who wouldn't get there otherwise to the registrar's offices. During early voting and on election day we can help get people to the polls. Those who are normally housebound we encourage to sign up for absentee ballots when they register. We can beat these motherfuckers at their own game. It just takes a lot of work on our part.
His resume is peculiar to me. It looks like he was always promoted right before his incompetence was revealed. I have no evidence for that, just that he's held so many high profile positions & jumped from one to the next.
So if the sexual harassment charges story holds up, it will be the first piece of evidence that some behind-the-scenes mentor is making good things happen for him and preventing bad things from having their normal consequences.
It looks like he was always promoted right before his incompetence was revealed.
The Peter Principle.
watch out everyone
"At $500,000 a pop, Montgomery county spent $250,000 to get the UAV. The rest was covered by a Department of Homeland Security grant," reports KBTX.com.
Although its initial role will be limited to surveillance, the ShadowHawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, previously used against suspected terrorists in Afghanistan and East Africa, has the ability to tase suspects from above as well as carrying 12-gauge shotguns and grenade launchers.
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To be honest I haven't really heard of him until this cycle but to me he looks like an opportunist trying to make a quick buck. I am sure you have a better insight than I do. In the past anyone who had an R after their name I just dismissed.
Missed you yesterday. Were you out in the streets?
Isn't it also true that Lack's descendents have never received a dime from the industry that has reaped billions from patents based on her cell line?
You mean he is someone's puppet? Shocking:-))
It's a variation on that theme. Variation bc he's held so many high profile positions, and always gotten out of the way before the PP became obvious.
Churches, civic groups and election commissions are hosting educational forums in TN to answer questions about the new voter
registration suppression law. Groups are also organizing to help people obtain the needed documentation.
SD, yes. Occupy Election Day needs to start now. Grassroots momentum.
Cain ties to the Kochtopus, perhaps? The clash of the Rethug titans?
All I did was read his wiki and it seemed peculiar.
I have a general curiosity of how people from disadvantaged classes, like women, blacks, etc., get into the hopper for consideration as 1%ers.
For Bushies it's obvious. For O, Cain, etc., not so much.
I have a general curiosity of how people from disadvantaged classes, like women, blacks, etc., get into the hopper for consideration as 1%ers.
It helps greatly to be conservative (Republican).
No, it's not the Montgomery County, home of Philadelphia's Main Line. It's the Texas version.
Correct. It was actually not Washington's book I read, but Skloot's book.
Montgomery. Alabama? it would figure.
Regarding voter suppression, there needs to be a more concerted counter effort than people beating their gums about it.
Any new law that makes voting more difficult anywhere needs to be challenged in court as well as worked over in the media.
Voter ID, poll hours reduced, discouraging absentee balloting in any way. . . new legislative attempts there should be deemed as potential suppression if the effect is to reduce access to the polls, regardless of what the initiators say is their "real" motive. Then, let the courts decide.
But that makes my curiosity even greater. Not that some people in the disadvantaged group are willing to sell out. I've seen plenty of that. But rather that conservatives show such antipathy for such groups.
I'm going to talk to the News Director at WMNF to see if they can start pushing the concept. I also want to see a FL constitutional amendment to restore felon's civil rights upon completion of their sentence without the hoops or hurdles the Regressives have come up with to disenfranchise them.
I went to an apple preservation class at the Food Bank on Friday evening, so yesterday we took a road trip up on the Cumberland Plateau and visited an orchard we had heard about. We bought Heritage, Old Time Golden Delicious and Black Arkansas apples, and I plan to make applesauce to freeze, and dried apples. Maybe try some canning. It was late afternoon when we got home.
You know how some days you just don't feel like you have anything to offer? I didn't. I lurked at bit and fooled with photos, but just felt quiet.
It helps them say, hey we're not racist, just look at Clarence Thomas — we love him.
The EuroBomb squad stripped naked by a cartoon.
I hope the Aliens have lots of cash.
That was a huge incision on Mojo's shoulder. Is he leaving it alone?
You know how some days you just don't feel like you have anything to offer?
Yes pretty much most of the time for me. *g*
Morning Pups,
WI Republicans hold a hearing on requiring all recall signatures to be notarized, today.
And another hearing, today, to push for recall elections (likely to be started against several other State Republican Senators) to be held under the new Republican redistricting map, currently not due to take effect until Nov 2012, while the Walker recall will be held under the decade old present district maps.
Confused enough yet?
Yep, that was the rule that they took advantage of in '08, I recall. They missused it to disenfranchise people who weren't even on the list of felons by selecting anyone's name that was even closely spelled to that of an actual felon.
Hey, in the spirit of Samhain, "some say" that Rove's a (secret) Mormon allied with Romney to take over America. oooo-oooo booga-booga, getcher fearmongering on.
Consider yourself kicked in the rear. Affectionately, of course :)
Sounds like you had a nice weekend. I'm so glad.
LOL Good morning. A road trip is great to clear your head and give you new strength. I used to do a lot of that.
Exactly. So conservatives who don't like the groups qua group, nonetheless want reps from those groups to do their bidding so they can't get accused of misogyny or racism. So how does the process of selection actually work.
I might have started trying to figure it out with that horror show, Clarence Thomas, but I was occupied with other stuff at the time. (Did hear Anita Hill on book-tv last weekend or the one before. She is a very classy, unflappable person.)
But within the last month or so I've been trying to figure it out wrt O.
Thanks, from the snatches I saw it seemed like it had been a pretty good one all around.
Looking forward to the little ones this evening. I like to sit on the steps so I'm face to face with them rather than looking down. I love to admire and compliment them on their ideas and costumes. And give them treats, of course :)
I spend all this money preparing for the Zombie apocalypse. Shotguns. Mideval bladed weapons. Dynamite.
Now i find it's really a DRONE apcalypse. I need AA guns, SAM rockets and laser jammers. My arsenal is COMPLETELY incorrect.
Boxturtle (WTF didn't Hollywood warn us?!?)
Damn. I just got that. Slow this morning (and late to the Swim Diner).
Good morning everyone.
Angela Merkel seems to be another example.
Sonny just left for school. Before he left, however, he asked me if I was going to buy more candy. I said Do you think I need to? And, he replied in the affirmative.
I think I will buy more of those individual small packets of pretzels I found too.
So far, so good. He's off his feed so I'm keeping an eye on him. I think between the tooth extraction and the other surgery he prolly doesn't feel up to par. Incision sites look good, though.
taken without her knowledge in 1951
Informed consent must be a recent phenomenon.
I think he's a manufactured candidate from the Koch brothers.
The waitress is on her way back to this corner with more coffee.
I almost said and more pastries, but then I remembered that you don't do morning sweets. :)
I have found myself wanting to drive lately. I'll put on music and look for excuses to go the long way. It's like a really good day of riding when you feel connected with your horse from your legs through your seat and back and all the way down to your figers around the reins. Sometimes you feel joined to the car from the accelerator on up. Must be the time of year :)
Possibly, or maybe even probably. As I said, I've just read his wiki, nothing more.
Off to swim in the great capitalist cesspool.
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US KIA Irak: 4,482
Afghan, Iraki, and Pakistani casualties: estimates vary of over 1.5M
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No war but class war
Be good to yourselves, and all other living things
Never. Give. Up.
I found packets of pretzels like that one year, but was sure to pair them with something good and gooey, too. Didn't want to spark a Halloween Insurrection.
Ah Yes music, the rhythm of the soul. If it weren't for music I would shrivel up and die. I used to play the guitar and play in a band before well you know. I miss it and that has been the most devastating for me.
Kind of on the subject you're engaged in, I received a piece of mail over the weekend with a Barbara Jordan stamp. A friend had sent some photos of me and my daughter he took 26 years ago. A sweet gesture from a long time friend.
Now, she was something else, wasn't she?
I considered buying the little boxes of raisins but I don't really have the heart to give those out tonight. *g*
LOL. I don't do coffee, either. Tea's my morning beverage (and V8 with breakfast). But I'm here for the company, not the refreshments.
Its rainy and gloomy this morning. Good day to stay in and sew.
Yes indeed. Naked Capitalism is MUST READ. If the Chinese won't play the sucker, that leaves us with the same two choices we had before the "summit": either get the cash from German taxpayers (or the U.S. taxpayers, if possible, via the IMF and World Bank), or let the defaults occur and have the system crash. If anyone has another alternative I'm all ears.
Oh, and there's another BIG advantage, which is if the progressives attack Cain, Hillary, Powell, Thomas, etc, the wingers can accuse them of being misogynist, racist.
The way they work it now, according to Washington, is that certain places, like Harvard, won't give you medical services unless you pre-sign away your body parts.
I forgot you're a horse whisperer. I used to be horse crazy as a kid, but moved on to other things. They are magnificent animals.
Driving is great. I even like long trips. I've contemplated hooking up with one of those drive-away companies that hire people to drive a car somewhere, to see if I could drive a car to California to visit my sister and then fly back. Never got past the "contemplated" stage, tho.
Popeye, sometimes I worry that I'm not Hep enough to post on the important matters here, but you may notice that I didn't get a reply to my comment #55. So, then I don't feel so bad about making seemingly inconsequential comments.
Yes. Back in the day when humans were human and not just tools to be manipulated.
Morning sweets were fluffy buttermilk pancakes with real maple syrup flavored with an equal part of raspberry juice. Someone liked it so much, without admitting it, that she (first time ever) asked for pancake second helpings.
I don't think your comments are inconsequential. I was reading some of your exchanges on Caturday yesterday and found them to be insightful. I think also because I am a little younger than most here I haven't experienced what you all have.
Your friend Palast did seminal work on that subject.
With names, not just numbers. Not filling a quota.
I understand. That is a void that won't ever be quite filled, I'm afraid, the making of the music. At least now you have the technology to be able to surround yourself with it in another fashion. Do you sing, popeye?
I don't do morning sweets, but that sounds yummy. Wouldn't the juice thin the syrup a lot, though?
A former work colleague makes maple syrup from his own trees, and used to have a breakfast for the department (we'd all chip in) of pancakes and his syrup, along with bacon and fruit and juices. We had a kitchen in the building and he'd lead the cooking! It was a fun department activity.
Glad that so far, so good. He must be feeling pretty beaten up, poor fellow. Glad everything was benign.
No if I did it wouldn't be called music. LOL I wish I could. Some people have that gift I don't.
I met a retired gentleman who did just that, and loved it. You never know, don't rule it out.
Yes, I have whispered to more than a few horses in my time. At various volumes :)
Yeppers. That story was headlined at Salon, and that's how I got reaqainted with him. He had been in England, watching the election coverage and noticed that the media was covering people who were complaining about not being on the voter rolls. He noticed that a large majority of them were Black. And, then he did the research and discovered what Harris and Jeb had done.
And, yes, if Jeb were to try to jump in, we would have to remind him of his aidding and abetting that crime, wouldn't we?
Better go and get my apple processing enterprise moving.
Safe travels and safe home, pupses. Thank you, BT.
So much shit to keep on top of.
Demi, I always enjoy your comments and I agree that they are often insightful. We can't all say brilliant things every time we open our virtual mouths.
Gosh, it was a conversation that I popped in and out of all day. I don't remember what I said. But, thanks.
Well I am off to get ready to meet Kevin this morning. Have a great day all. This should be an eventful day. *g*
Too true. I guess that's why we pick and choose our issues here.
Obviously, I'm into feeding the hungry and we all know what your interests are. :)
LOL. I can see you yelling at your horse! The only thing I remember vividly from my horseback riding as a kid was one of the very first times I was on a horse, and he calmly walked under a low branch and brushed me right off. I never did know if it was deliberate. It was one of those riding stables that offered horseback rides for some sort of fee — not sure if it was by the hour or what.
I guess I'd be a little bit leery of setting off to drive cross country by myself. Not that my driving wouldn't be okay, but I worry a bit about a breakdown in the middle of the desert or something.
Do post about it later, please!!
Ah, geez, you're making me blush.
That was my concern for you too. With a friend maybe, but not by yourself, unless you're packing heat. And, I don't really see that.
Actually, that might make a funny movie. Molly and her AK47 take a road trip.
Will do my best. I am sure Kevin will have a front pager on it. I can't wait to meet my first Firebagger in person.
It did thin the syrup but I just used much less of the combo to flavor things. The cakes kept their texture and were not too soggy. The garden raspberry juice was close to being cough-syrup thick on its own.
The rain you are getting passed here overnight. Bright sun clear sky is following.
he calmly walked under a low branch and brushed me right off. I never did know if it was deliberate.
Heh. Really? You didn't know if it was deliberate. Have no doubts.
I once rented horses from Claremont for me & my son (maybe 9 at the time) to ride in Central Park. The bridle path is close to 5th Ave around 96th st, I think. Anyhow, a motorcycle took off with a roar from when the traffic light changed to green and the horses bolted. They knew where every low branch on every tree over the bridle trail was. How Adam & I remained seated until the horses calmed down I'll never know.
Have fun, but don't go all gah gah. We're all just people, you know.
I agree that its was absolutely intentional. Ha.
I know but this a big deal for me. I don't get out much LOL.
Anyone with a few extra hundred $M? WI nuke plant owner Dominion is having a tough time finding a buyer but claims Japan's recent nuclear problems have nothing to do with lack of interest, but they are suggesting that the rules about allowing foreign buyers to have a shot at owning US nukes should be changed.
Nothing to worry about here.
Again, there's something to like and something not to like in a Krugman column. The analysis of weaponized Keynesians is spot on. But then Krugman makes this statement: "the right has always seen Keynesian economics as a leftist doctrine, when it's actually nothing of the sort."
I would argue that Keynesianism has profoundly leftist implications, and has been interpreted as such by many economists, particularly in England, as well in America (by such economists as James Galbraith). Some of these economists have attempted a Keynesian-Marxian synthesis. Keynes' thought is, after all, centered on the insufficiency of the "free" market and the need of activist governmental policy to promote the public welfare. Again, the establishment tendencies that are at the core of Krugman's being inhibit his analyis and prevent him from fully standing on the side of the people.
That's what ACORN did and the corporatists of both parties instantly destroyed the organization upon command from the elites.
Breitbart was the excuse, not the cause.
So? ACORN received federal money, which allowed the corporatists to ruin them. I don't know anybody asking for federal money to do the things I suggested. I'm also not afraid of corporate elites or local fascist thugs.
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Diana Shipping Inc. Announces Results of 2014 Annual Meeting of Shareholders05:15 EDT Monday, May 12, 2014
ATHENS, Greece, May 12, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Diana Shipping Inc. (NYSE:DSX), (the "Company"), a global shipping company specializing in the ownership of dry bulk vessels, announced today that the Company's Annual Meeting of Shareholders was duly held on May 6, 2014, in Geneva, Switzerland pursuant to a Notice of Annual Meeting of Shareholders dated March 31, 2014. Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. acted as inspector of the Meeting.
At the Meeting, each of the following proposals, which are set forth in more detail in the Notice of Annual Meeting of Shareholders and the Company's Proxy Statement sent to shareholders on or around March 31, 2014, were approved and adopted:
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I imagine he is just like a man, who thinks about nothing but the enjoyment he is receiving from the moment.
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he's thinking how nice it is not having to smell the bit<hes breath
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I gotta get the courage to ask her about the missionary position some day!
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GOD she is ugly as I don't even have to look at the B!TCH
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You may recall that last month we picked up on a troubling signpost in the divergence between temporary hiring and private sector payrolls (less temps). In that post, I produced the following chart (below is from last month's post, not updated with most current data):
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But here's the thing: Temp jobs are now up 19.6% year over year, a record for the series going back to 1990 (when BLS began tracking it). Private sector jobs less temp jobs are still down 0.7% year over year. Historically — and I'll admit going back only to 1990 isn't a particularly robust data set — when temp jobs are up over 10% year over year, private sector jobs (less temp jobs) are running in the range, on average, of +2.4% YoY, not -0.7%. In the 20 year history of the series, never has the year over year gain been 10% or more while the private sector (ex-temp) has been negative.
Again, we may have a problem on our hands as the growth in temporary jobs has run away from the growth of the private sector. Now, temp jobs could continue setting YoY records — I wouldn't rule that out at all. However, we do need to see the private sector start to kick into gear and play some serious catch up. As I've groused many times before, we're starting to see late-cycle prints in some series, and we've barely even begun to put people to work. Very troublesome, to say the least.
Well, Temp Services declined by 5.6k this month in Friday's NFP report, and the WSJ was all over it:
Does the Drop in Temps Signal Trouble Ahead?
Temporary-help employment is generally considered a leading indicator for the overall labor market. So July's decline in temp payrolls is a worrisome indicator for the coming months.
Again, many metrics now have a distinct late-cycle feel to them. Temp Services, for example, is startinig to run into some difficult comps, as are many other data points (including, eventually, corporate earnings, which are still coming off a fairly low bar). Come on, WSJ, read TBP and you coulda had this story last month.
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(Invictus here, friends. Please note that technical problems booted me out of this post before I was done with it, and it posted before I could get back in. Therefore I'm doing I've done some after-the-fact editing, which I would normally not do.) As readers may know, I have used some pixels here and elsewhere exploring what…Read More
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Okay, so here's today's thought experiment. Instead of putting up some charts or tables and providing my own interpretation (not that I'm ever shy about doing so) , I've decided to post a Rorschach Chart. Below is a comparison of two data series that have a meaningful correlation (>0.70, with a lag in this case) over time. The two series are identified below the fold. For now, here's the chart. So, what does it all mean (if anything)?
NOTE: Blue line goes to the right-hand scale, red line to the left-hand scale.
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(Invictus here, boys and girls) As I have written previously here and elsewhere, I tend to look at everything through the lens of job creation. What is the correlation of a particular release to the job market, if indeed there is one. Does it lead? Lag? Is it coincident? If I can find a meaningful…Read More
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The Case-Shiller Index printed this morning, so a bit of chart/table porn is in order. Below is a 20-in-1 look at the Composite 20 (both the chart and the table are NSA): 19 of the 20 metro areas showed sequential gains for the month, the only laggard being Las Vegas. Here's a nostalgic city-by-city look…Read More
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The Chicago Fed's National Activity Index (CFNAI) printed this morning at 8:30 AM Eastern. As always, Calculated Risk covered the release, so I won't rehash what's covered over there. However, I will note — as I have before — that the Personal Consumption & Housing subcomponent remains mired in deeply negative territory. In fact, it has…Read More
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I hate it when two people I know and like do battle. This week, it is Mike Shedlock of MISH's global economic analysis squaring up against my friend and work neighbor, Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI). Mish ripped ECRI in an unsparing critique this morning: ECRI Weekly Leading Indicators at Negative…Read More
In his Washington Post column last week, Fareed Zakaria laid out the argument that Obama is anti-business (Obama's CEO problem — and ours):
"The Federal Reserve recently reported that America's 500 largest nonfinancial companies have accumulated an astonishing $1.8 trillion of cash on their balance sheets . . . And yet, most corporations are not spending this money on new plants, equipment, or workers . . . The key to a sustainable recovery and robust economic growth is to get companies to start investing in America. So why are they reluctant, despite having mounds of cash lying around?"
Answers to Zakaria's questions apparently came from "business leaders" who "wanted to stay off the record, for fear of offending people in Washington."
"Economic uncertainty was the primary cause of their caution . . . But in addition to economics, they kept talking about politics, about the uncertainty surrounding regulations and taxes . . . But all [the business leaders] think he is, at his core, anti-business."
First, a look at the series in question:
For starters, I disagree with Mr. Zakaria's notion of what the key is to a sustainable recovery. Since we know that Personal Consumption Expenditures comprise 70 percent of GDP, I'm not sure why "getting companies to start investing" would be considered the key. The demand problem we have on our hands is what is keeping companies' spigots closed.
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I continue to sit in the camp that says the US economy is slowing, but not rolling over. I won't rule out a recession in 2012, but I don't see one over the next 2-4 quarters. Here is yet another piece of that puzzle. While everyone continues to over-emphasize recent housing and employment data, ECRI…Read More
The Chicago Fed's National Activity Index – one of my favorite measures — printed this morning. The monthly number edged down slightly, and the 3-month moving average, which the folks in Chicago tell us to focus on, rose somewhat. Here, however, is the money shot from the release (my bold): May's CFNAI-MA3 suggests that growth…Read More
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Call for Papers for the Conference on the Economics of Health, Education, and Worker Productivity
The first Conference on the Economics of Health, Education and Worker Productivity, organized by Koc University-TÜSİAD Economic Research Forum (ERF) will be held in Istanbul, Turkey, on October 16-17, 2015. The conference will bring together researchers and policy analysts who are engaged in empirical microeconomic research on issues related to health, education, labor productivity, employment, social security, illegal behavior, and related topics in the context of Turkey, using Turkish data.
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The Department of Economics of the University of Macedonia organizes the 1st International Conference in Applied Theory, Macro and Empirical Finance (AMEF), which will be held at the University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece on April 6-7, 2015. The aim is to bring together academics, young scholars, post-doctoral researchers and PhD students working on applied theory, macro and empirical finance. Selected papers will be included in a special issue of Economic Modelling. The registration fee is € 150 and includes coffee breaks, two lunches and meeting material.
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Koç University-TÜSİAD Economic Research Forum (ERF), The Laboratory for Aggregate Economics and Finance (LAEF), and Central European University (CEU) organized a conference titled "Policy Analysis in the Post Great Recession Era" on October 16-17, 2014 at InterContinental İstanbul, Taksim.
The conference focused on policy choices in the aftermath of the Great Recession. It examined the issues both from the perspective of developed and emerging economies. From the viewpoint of developed economies, the conference discussed the implications of forward guidance in monetary policy as well as fiscal policy issues. The conference also injected a historical and institutionalist perspective in the policy discussion by examining the implications of cultural differences in the EU as well as the historical experience of financial crises. Finally, the conference provided empirical evidence regarding key policy choices facing emerging economies in terms of the effects of capital controls and the derivation of an index of financial conditions.
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Koç University-TÜSİAD Economic Research Forum (ERF) organized the launch of ERF Research Report titled "Labour Market Institutions, Policies, and Performance: Flexibility and Security in Turkey" on May 23, 2014, Friday at TÜSİAD Headquarters, Tepebaşı-Istanbul.
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The ERF Research Report identifies the main issues in designing and analyzing tax policy in Turkey and other middle income countries in the 21st century. Drawing on the findings of the Report, other IFS research, and the views of leading experts on tax and social security of Eastern European Countries, this event set out some of the main issues in designing and analyzing tax policy in middle income countries.
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Local pilot inducted into state Aviation Hall of Fame
Francis "Nick" Lung, a local pilot and member of Rockford Chapter 22 of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), has been inducted into the 2011 Illinois Aviation Hall of Fame. He has the following ratings: CFII, CFII Multi Engine, Commercial Glider, Sea Plane, ASEL, ASMEL, British Private Pilot, Flight Engineer (Reciprocating and Jet). Type ratings: DC-3, DC-6, DC-7, Boeing 727, DC-10.
Lung started the Ogle County Pilots Association in 1975 and was the first president. He served for many years as secretary and is now on the board of directors. He started the Ogle County Airport (C-55) in 1978 and was a founding member of the Rock River Flyers. He started flying for the Ogle County Sheriff's Department in 1984 and was their primary pilot on a volunteer basis until 2005.
He has been newsletter editor for Chapter 22 EAA since 1966 and served as chief judge of ultralights and light planes for 12 years. He was newsletter editor for Ogle County Pilots from 1976 to 1990. He received the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in June 2006, and the Frank Murray Award from EAA 22 in 2005 for volunteer work within the chapter. He is in charge of the EAA aircraft raffle at the convention, which he helped start in Rockford.
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It's becoming clear that Dallas' LGBT community doesn't plan to let Mayor Mike Rawlings off the hook over his refusal to sign a pledge in support of same-sex marriage.
Five LGBT advocates spoke during public comments at the start of today's regular City Council meeting, calling on Rawlings to sign the pledge — and asking the City Council to formally back pro-equality state and federal legislation.
"I'm here to ask Mayor Rawlings to do something, and I'm here to ask you as council people to support him in signing the pledge for marriage equality," said Cece Cox, executive director and CEO of Resource Center Dallas, the first of the speakers. "This is a matter of standing for justice. Pure and simple, that's what it's about. "
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St Helen's Rehabilitation Hospital provides Geriatric Medicine services, as part of York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust's general healthcare provision. It is registered to provide nursing care for up to 20 people and has five side rooms including a 'flat' which is used for rehabilitation.
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A four-year-old girl has stunned academicians with an IQ of 159, just one point below Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein. Heidi Hankins has become the youngest member to get an entry into the elite IQ club 'Mensa'.
She sat for Mensa test, a mixture of problem-solving puzzles and word games. By the age of two, she could count to 40, draw pictures of people, recite poems and read books meant for seven—year—olds.Within a year, she was adding and subtracting.
Her parents Matthew, a University of Southampton lecturer, and Sophy, an artist, are hoping their daughter can skip a school year when she starts in September. Heidi has flourished quicker than other children — academically, artistically and physically, Dr Hankins said.
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I purchased this hoya last year as H. aff mindorensis from Antone at dischidia.com. I was attracted to it because of many pictures that I had seen of his plant blooming a rainbow of colors from the same plant. My plant has been in bloom for several months now and the first sets were peachy pink ,more pink less peach!!! Today it is blooming again and I have shared some pics of what it looks like now blooming from the exact same peduncle as the previous flowers.
This is what the flowers have looked like all spring/summer long. This is an old photo from last month.
Now this is what they look like today!!!
This is a very good link for comparison of the blooms from this particular hoya. I'm not 100% sure this is where Antone got the plant from but it appears to be the same. I know that i got my sp. flatstem (platycaulis) from Antone as well and this guy at Pinoy claims that if you have a plant of platycaulis,it can all be traced back to him.
Mike I guess it could be the heat/sun that has caused it to change but i've not seen one change to this extreme before even though I know that heat and growing conditions can and often do influence flower color. Nothing has changed with this plant except the fact that it has been moved back into the gh for winter now.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.pinoyplants.com/asclepiads.php
Hills I have successfully managed to kill three plants of yellow mindorensis thus far without seeing any of them bloom!!! Two came from David Lidlde and one came from a vendor in Thailand. I have a 4th start of it now that was recently acquired from a very generous forum member here. So I can't say if any of the yellow clones that I HAD would have consistently bloomed yellow or not. According to what I was told of this particular clone of aff. minodrensis it can bloom peduncles with different colored flowers all on the same plant. I am very anxious to see mine with more than a single cluster open at one time so I can actually see for myself!!!


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James Dale Mardene Anderson, 83, of Idaho Falls, passed away Saturday, Dec. 23, 2012, at his home.
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Supporters are pouring into Cairo's iconic Tahrir Square as Mohamed Morsi prepared to address a "rebirth" rally on the eve of his swearing-in as Egypt's first civilian president.
Thousands gathered from mid-morning on Friday, braving the searing heat, hours before Morsi was expected to arrive in the huge central plaza that was the epicentre of the protest movement that toppled Hosni Mubarak last year.
Morsi "is taking part in the march of a million Egyptians... at Tahrir Square and across the country", the official news agency MENA cited his spokesman Yasser Ali as saying, adding that he would "make a speech to the great Egyptian people".
Ali said that Morsi will speak about "efforts to launch his programme for the rebirth of Egypt".
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The presidency announced late on Thursday that Morsi would be sworn-in on Saturday before the constitutional court, after differences with the army over the transfer of power to the nation's first civilian president.
Morsi "will go at 11am (0900 GMT) Saturday to the constitutional court to take the oath before the court's general assembly", said a statement released by MENA.
The president will then go on to Cairo university to celebrate his investiture and make an inauguration speech to the nation, the statement said.
Media reports said Morsi was consulting a cross-section of Egyptian society before appointing a premier and a cabinet mostly made up of technocrats.
Traditionally the president takes the oath in parliament, but Egypt's top court has ordered the disbanding of the Islamist-dominated legislature.
The military subsequently assumed legislative powers and also formed a powerful national security council headed by the president but dominated by generals.
By agreeing to be sworn in by the Constitutional Court, Morsi is effectively acknowledging the court's decision to dissolve parliament.
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If your chili is always the hottest dish at the party, Woman's Day wants a taste. Email your original recipe—anything goes, from super-spicy to vegetarian to white-bean—along with your name, city, state and phone number to firstname.lastname@example.com, and you never know, it may end up in the pages of the magazine. Good luck!
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Mobile apps give a boost to the Trinidad and Tobago fish market. ...
Adapting to risk..
Communities use GIS and GPS to assess climate risks in the Cook Islands...
Botswana: Tracking wildlife.....
At Lone Tree, a village in the Kalahari desert in Botswana, CyberTracker is working with traditional hunters and expert trackers to help them gather information a.....
FEATURED Theme: Issue no. 76 - Mobile finance - next stop for agriculture
Big data for smallholders..
The Financial Identity Risk Management solution will provide consumer protection while enabling lenders to offer credit that can improve a borrower's life and lif......
Beyond cash..
SmartMoney has grown from a small intervention targeting market inefficiencies between rural farmers and agriculture organisations to a community-wide rural payme......
The agricultural mobile fin.....
Emerging innovations in mobile finance are revolutionising the agricultural value chain and giving farmers greater access to a range of financial services. ...
Reducing supply chain credi.....
A mobile platform called MoBiashara aims to reduce supply chain credit risk and compute an alternative credit scoring that promotes access to finance. ...
- Data Revolution for Agriculture
- Building resilience for family farming
- Linking farmers to markets
- Mobile finance - next stop for agriculture
- ICT4Ag: Making it happen - post-conference issue
- ICT4Ag: setting the scene - pre-conference issue
- e-agriculture strategies
- Open access & open data
- Small Islands
- Agricultural research and ICTs
- Crowdsourcing and engagement
- Women and ICTs
- ICT innovation
- A future for telecentres
- Youth and ICTs
- Value chains
- Adapting to climate change
- Extension & advice