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Specialist eases kids' hospital experiences
With five boys, Pam Bakken she said she's bound to visit the emergency room often.
Various visits to the hospital that the Bakken family has made over the years have been for a variety of reasons -- from broken fingers and cracked shoulders, to the flu, cuts and scrapes.
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Mexico's messenger angels amid the drug war violence
Juarez, a city of 1.3 million, saw 1,200 murders in the first nine months of 2011 and more than 3,000 in 2010. Competing cartels and corrupt security forces ensure that dissenters and critics stay silent in the culture of fear. The messenger angels want to play a small role in changing the situation.
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It's a sunny and cool Saturday morning in Colonia Barrio Alto, where small houses of unfinished concrete push eastward out of Ciudad Juárez, the border town at the epicentre of Mexico's drug war violence.
Three teenage girls sit on a curb, singing. Faces painted silver, they break harmony occasionally to giggle about missing a note, but stay focused on their main task: fixing a giant set of angel wings.
Next to them, group leader Carlos Mayorga calmly touches up a wooden placard that reads "Hit man, repent: Christ loves you." He calls the dozen other teenagers in through the narrow doorway of their unmarked church, Psalm 100 Temple. His short prayer asks that the kids stay safe on the streets and that people hear their message. Everyone puts in a few pesos for gas. Wings and chairs get stashed on the roof and the packed van grumbles off.
Juarez, a city of 1.3 million, saw 1,200 murders in the first nine months of 2011 and more than 3,000 in 2010. Competing cartels and corrupt security forces ensure that dissenters and critics stay silent in the culture of fear. The messenger angels want to play a small role in changing the situation.
White sheets hanging down to hide the plastic chairs they stand on, the kids seem tall holding signs that speak directly through the silence. "Enough already, kidnapper: seek God," reads one.
"Ciudad Juárez needs things like this, it's just too full of bad things," says Manuel, a 17-year-old dressed for the first time as a messenger angel. "The messages are something the people need, but they don't know where to look, so they never find it. . . The messages keep people's heads up so they say 'okay, there is hope for me, I can keep going.'"
After their first stop — the packed line to cross into El Paso — a tinted pickup keeps circling, then parks behind the van. The window rolls down and the driver stares long and hard.
Mayorga explains they often have to evaluate dangers like these. They've had people come up to them crying, saying thank you, or simply honking, waving or smiling. They've also had people tell them to stop immediately.
Milagros, a small and giggly 13-year-old, talks about regularly hearing gunshots in her neighbourhood, and rarely going out at night. She talks about wanting to do it for God, and for the people of Juarez. A twinkle flashes in her eyes and she beams a huge smile.
Myles Estey is a freelance writer based in Mexico.
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Ovechkin's dazzling goals spark East's win at SuperSkills event
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ATLANTA -- Alex Ovechkin's move was a little bit baseball, a little bit hockey.
It was a big whiff -- but still a big hit.
Ovechkin flipped the puck off his stick, took a mighty swing and missed. Ilya Kovalchuk attempted a shot while sliding along on his knees. Marian Gaborik swooped behind the net and tried to stuff one inside the post.
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Quality Appliances Don't Always Stay That Way
This in response to CPanther's posting regarding Kitchen Aid Mixers.
I worked for Norge in the early 60's, as a techy in the engineering lab, for two years. Norge appliances had a very good reputation for quality. The first year working there, the engineers would draw up some change and come waltzing into the lab crowing about saving a nickel or dime on a part. We would have the part made and install it on an existing washer or dryer or air conditioner. It would test OK. At the end of the model year, the new appliances were manufactured using all the changes. I spent the second year at Norge working at the end of the production line, trying to get the new models to even stand up under their own weight. Seems that when ALL the changes were applied, too much cheapening resulted. Some "quick fixes" were implemented, and the appliances were sent out to the marketplace. (Including Montgomery Ward, who dropped Norge that same year.)
If anyone wonders why the maker of those wonderful, high-quality Norge appliances no longer is in business, I assume it is because their products finally were revealed for what they had become.
My position: We cannot assume that because an appliance has been well-made in the past, that it will be so in the future. And the manufacturers surely are not going to tell us about the difference. We need to communicate, just like CPanther did in the previous message, about changes in quality as they become apparent.
Ah would that it were so vis a vis Norge. My first washing machine, circa 1954, was a Norge. It should have come with a lemon painted on the lid! We didn't have much money--my husband was in school on the GI Bill and I was working for a pittance. Good thing my husband is an engineer, because he did all the repairs, and there were a lot of them, until we could afford to buy another washer.
Like many appliance brands, Norge changed hands several times over the years. Got bought out by Admiral and Magic Chef IIRC, who in turn got bought out by Maytag. And what little was left of Maytag is now owned by Whirlpool.
Maytag's excessive cost cutting in their final years all but destroyed their once-stellar rep for reliability. Someone thought they could save a few cents by eliminating the seal around the rinse agent dispenser in their dishwasher doors; instead, it allowed the stuff to leak out and start fires, prompting a costly recall. And their new line of front-load washing machines was disastrously unreliable, worst by a wide margin in CR's surveys, and prompted a class-action lawsuit. Even all of the cheapening couldn't make Maytag's inefficient factories profitable, so their refrigerator and laundry facilities were shut down. The "Maytag" badge lives on for now, but mostly on rebranded Whirlpool products. Although they own the rights to the name, I don't think they're using the Norge brand at all anymore, although i still see Norge-branded commercial Laundromats.
My wife and I purchased a large Norge chest freezer in the summer of 1961 for, I think, about $126.00. The freezer has sat on the back porch, open to the weather for the past 50 years. We defrosted that freezer today(Aug. 8, 2011), and it is running as well as ever, AND no repairs in all that time (just some minor touch-up painting)!


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Kimberly Smith, a doctoral candidate in Florida State University's neuroscience program, won the first place award in the Regional Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition for her presentation on "A Behavioral and Molecular Examination of 'Umami' Taste."
The 3MT competition challenges master's and doctoral students to convey their research to a non-specialist audience in less than three minutes, a difficult task since many theses and dissertations would normally take hours to present.
The Conference of Southern Graduate Schools (CSGS) hosted the regional competition March 8 at their annual meeting in New Orleans, La. Smith, who also won the top prize in the FSU Graduate School's fall competition, faced 25 other graduate students to win the $1,000 regional award.
"I was honored to have the opportunity to represent Florida State University, my home department of psychology, and the neuroscience program," Smith said. "Being the regional winner, I believe, is a testament to the training and mentorship I have received from my advisor Dr. Alan Spector and from the other neuroscience faculty members."
Smith presented her research on the taste system in front an audience of nearly 200, as well as a nine-member judging panel. Judging criteria included communication style, comprehension and engagement of the audience.
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All set to vote this week? Seshasayee Gopi talks to youngsters in Chennai to know how serious they are about choosing their leader.
The doorbell derailed a remarkable train of dreams and a well-deserved Saturday-afternoon siesta came to an abrupt end. I staggered my way to the door and yanked it open to find a short, portly man standing on my door-step.
He flashed a smile and said "Sir, voter name-list checking, sir". After running his pen up and down a set of dot-matrix print-outs, "Sir, P.S. Sampath sir is there?" he asked.
I replied, "He is my grandfather sir, he passed away five years ago."
"Oh, okay", he said, "Mohana Sampath, sir?"
"Grandmother, sir, very old, She will not vote anyway, MGR is not contesting ..." I said.
Then came my father's name, my mother's name and, as I held on to the handle expectantly, he flashed his smile again, took a step backward and said, "That's all, sir".
I blinked.
"My name, sir? Seshasayee. Is it not there, sir?" I asked, peering into his list of the neighbourhood's voters.
He ran his frown up and down the list again. "Not there, sir. Maybe in second list. I will check and come back, sir" he said. So after all those hours spent at the street-corner on political debates, my dance in this democracy could be a no-show this time, in all probability.
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"My name wasn't there on the voter's list too! But I visited the local enrolment camp and got it included," says Dhivya Diwakar (27), a software engineer, with a tinge of pride. "Though I do not follow politics and as usual will ask my grandpa for some gyan, I most certainly am going to vote. At least to make sure my vote is not misused!"
Some, like Dhivya, vote because they believe it is a discharge of duty, others vote because they believe it will make a difference.
"I have booked tickets to come back home to vote, like I always do," says Shrinivas S.G. (25), a young leader at Bharti Airtel. "The feeling that you are making a difference to the next five years of this country's future with the press of a button is special."
Ashwin Chandrasekar (28), C.E.O. at Buybazaar, puts voting in a rather interesting perspective.
"We pay 30 per cent of our income directly as tax. And then we pay service tax, sales tax, property tax, road tax, water tax, etc apart from several surcharges and cesses. Conservatively speaking, we pay about 50-60 per cent of our earnings as tax! Which means 2.5 days out of the five days that I work is for the Government! I'd better vote!"
Viswajith Kumar (28), Ashwin's partner in Buybazaar and Director at Navin Housing, quotes Plato: "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors. A democracy gives me an easy fix by allowing me to pick who governs my country and me. What more reason do I need to vote?"
Ramdas Kannan (24), a Business Analyst who is "of course" going to vote, says, "Democracy works if everyone believes in it and the least I can do is believe in it!"
An idea!
Like always, the newly-eligible voters are eager to discover what it feels like to play a role in deciding the next occupant of 7, Race Course Road. Now, the Rs.6-crore question is: 'Whom do I vote for?' This has always been a tough question for the Mango Indian, who is known to nearly always fall for the promise of development and the rhetorical charms of our politicians.
"There should be a provision for re-election in case the promised benefits are not delivered, or at any point if people lose confidence in the elected government! Right now only the elected politicians can move 'No-confidence motion' against the government and so it is being used for political tug-of-wars," says Megha K. Sridhar, a 23-year-old CA Final student, who is planning to cast her vote early on April 24 before the crowds start queuing up.
This time, several young voters are gung-ho about the None-Of-The-Above (NOTA) option. "I don't believe in Indian politicians anymore but I still believe in democracy. So I am going to vote NOTA," says Sharath Sridhar (23), IT professional.
It would be an extraordinary display of a non-violent civil uprising if NOTA polled maximum votes in a constituency. Though it wouldn't alter the result, it would be the biggest boo yet for the smug Indian politician and it would underline the fact that in a democracy, no leader is ever greater than the led.
Long distance obstacles
My workplace is Tiruchi, but my voting booth is in Chennai. Though I get a day off for the elections, the travel and effort involved is way too much. Tickets have to be booked much earlier and work stress keeps my mind occupied.
So I end up choosing the easier option than the right option. However, if given an option to do it locally wherever I am, or through postal or online ballot, I would definitely vote. - Muhammad Hashim, working in Petroleum industry
Give options
I will be unable to vote this time, as I study at Pune, and I do not have a holiday on April 24 when elections are slated to take place in Chennai. This makes me feel incomplete as a citizen, and I wish the Election Commission comes up with a way to enable students like us to vote. - Athreya Mukunthan, M.Sc. Student at Symbiosis School of Economics, Pune
Get online
I am from Chennai but am now studying in Australia. I am desperate to vote and make a difference. Wish I had an option to vote online or even through post. Even with the advent of advanced technology, we still are expected to physically turn up at our polling station to cast our votes. I am sure there are thousands like me and all their votes will certainly make a difference! - Venkatesh, Management Student, Sydney
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First Happy Fathers' Day to all the dads reading this. While this sounds like a broken record, the rains certainly helped but didn't end the drought. The latest drought monitor map (reflects conditions through June 10) shows some improvement but the area is still in the Sever to Extreme categories. This is for two reasons. First, the area is still far behind the average yearly total for this date. Two, the drought monitor reflects soil moisture conditions. While this rain didn't help area wheat much, it was great for summer row and feed crops. This is also a ...
Over the past few weeks, we have finally been blessed with a significant amount of participation. With increased moisture, the number of mosquitos will rise and begin to plague outdoor activities in greater numbers. This is because mosquitos lay their eggs in still water, and when there is standing water in an area, the mosquito population will rise with the increased number of nurseries. Now that we have had a significant rain event, there is standing water in many places just waiting for a female to lay her eggs.
Each day, farmers and ranchers pull on their boots, roll up their sleeves and go to work outside rural communities across Kansas. They perform a litany of chores – feeding and doctoring livestock, cultivating crops, pulling maintenance on machinery, paying bills – you name it and farmers and ranchers do it.
All across our country Americans are checking their automobiles, studying road maps and adding another item to their "to do" lists in preparation for long-awaited summer vacations.
The winning streak continues. For the 16th time in the last 17 years, a Kansas State University quarter-scale tractor team has won or placed in the top three at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers' annual International Quarter-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition.
Many of questions that come into the office at this time of year are about trees. With the severe drought, many trees are experiencing branch dieback and sometimes death of the entire tree because of the lack of water. Here is some information about healthy trees, and how to tell if your tree may need a little more tender loving care to help it survive until we are out of the drought.
MANHATTAN – Congressman Tim Huelskamp discussed trade issues and opportunities between the United States and Taiwan last Thursday with Jack J.C. Yang, director general of the Taiwan Consulate in Kansas City. Rep. Huelskamp (R-KS) also participated in a roundtable discussion with Yang and members from the Kansas Grain & Feed Association, Kansas Pork Association, Kansas Cooperative Council, and Seaboard Foods.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced "a new era in American conservation efforts" with an historic focus on public-private partnership. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP), created in the 2014 Farm Bill, will fund a number of conservation activities across Kansas. "This is an entirely new approach to conservation," Vilsack said. "We're giving private companies, local communities, and other non-government partners a way to invest in what are essentially clean water start-up operations."
One question arising from the articles on Global Warming involved plants capturing energy and carbon dioxide. Since there is unfortunately little to write about regarding the wheat or summer crops with the exception of some rain and moderate temperatures, let's take a brief look at photosynthesis.
Lately, I have been getting questions concerning weed control in home lawns. The best solution for weed control is to have a thick, healthy lawn that will not allow the weeds to take hold in the first place. One way to do this is to keep your lawn healthy by fertilizing it at the correct time. I thought that I would share a piece by Ward Upham, K-State Research and Extension Horticulture specialist about fertilizing recommendations in warm season lawns. This is a good column to help you know how much to use and when for the three warm-season grasses ...
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With the upcoming draft the Rangers have several options available even without a first rounder, which went to Tampa for the rights to Pavel Brendl. Disgruntled Stephane Quintal may be included in a package for a 1st rounder, or in fact for anything at all. Another option would be to sit on the 2nd pick and look for a 2nd round gem. This player may turn out to be one of the few players the Rangers have been analyzing such as Brett Nowak who is a projected 2nd Rounder after a non existent World Juniors Tourney, but he would help fill the void up front. Thatcher Bell is another player who should be available but at 175 pounds may not be big enough for the Rangers needs. Of course disgruntled Randy Copley, 1998 draftee of New York, re-enters and may be a return product.
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Not only did the Rangers of New York win… but the state of Connecticut and
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Whalers played under its last ownership… Hartford has a champion, and
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Future digimon game: Digimon story/world 3DS
Well after five digimon games on the DS a 3DS game on the digimon story/world is almost (my guess) already in planning stage.
The battles in 3D can be quite intense if the can make them interesting.
Any ideas what you will want in a 3DS digimon game?
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If a Digimon game was made on the Nintendo 3DS, I would want the game to be like the original Digimon World on PlayStation with more features and more Digimon.
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Cause the Digimon World Games is for DS and not 3DS
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Actually, the Digimon World games are for PS, PS2, GC, and Xbox. The DS games are Digimon Story. They're only Digimon World in America, because BoA thinks we're too stupid to identify the franchise with just the "Digimon" part, so they call them all Digimon World. So shows what you know.
IMO, the system is irrelevant, though. Bandai is perfectly capable of screwing up no matter what you give them to work with.
I wish they did the battles and the gameplay in general digimon world 3 style.
btw yeah digimon championship wasn't even a ''story'' title and was still called digimon world championship. shows what BoA thinks about our intelligence
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So a (financial) haircut could have solved the debt problem, but instead brutal austerity was forced on the Europeans.
Europe needs incentive for reform, not throwing other peoples money at the problem. Growth might be sluggish now but as long as prudent measures are continually being rolled out, the markets should stay afloat. Companies are very aware of what has caused the recent crisis. So if you really want to puncture any hope for an increase in long term investments and sustainable growth, this can be achieved with more unsustainable spending. Increasing the tax base by hunting down tax dodgers is all good but one might even have to consider raising taxes on income (across the board) if further spending is needed. I know this seems a bit counter intuitive but if that´s what it takes to build the society the people wants, without destabilizing the economy, it should not be ruled out.
Pardon me if I'm wrong, but isn't the US' debt still bigger than Europe's - in terms of percentage of GDP?
When push comes to shove Europe isn´t a single economy. Germany and Sweden doing well haven´t prevented the greeks from a default. And it won´t prevent Spain, Portugal or Italy from default either. If the US is up against the wall the entire country will act as one, besides, the US has some real growth potential which seems to be lacking in parts of Europe.
So spending only 3% more than revenue is brutal austerity. A balanced budget must be asceticism. Actually repaying debt is simply suicide.
The Economist should be more concerned with whether the European economy is producing value rather than encouraging governments to throw money around.
The 3% refer to GDP, not revenue. Based on tax revenue, the allowed limit is more like 10% (depending on the tax revenue/GDP ratio, obviously). Politicians call that "saving".
"We only spend our whole income this year + less than 10% of that, that means we really saved a lot!"
I wish my bank would take a similar stance on my credit card debt.
Thanks for the correction. I should have known I would screw that up. Anyway, that only reinforces my point.
It's unfortunate when unsustainable spending levels and asset prices become a psychological baseline scenario. There is so much waste caused by trying to prop up these failed models. I worry that Europe won't remember what a real economy looks like by the time it runs out of credit and confidence in it's currency.
The "Social State" is dead.
Once upon a time, Ottoman was the sick man in the hand of Europe. Now, everthing is changed sharply. I wish, we can realize that we are living in the same world. So, we can live peacefully like penguens.
Forget haircut, that dude just need a regular dosage of MSG in his diet
Brilliant. Thanks!
One extreme leads to another. The only way the excesses of the entitlement state can be curbed in most of continental Europe is running out of money!
Well, dirty 'hairy' (over Lybia and soon Syrian and Iran) meets his barbarous barber.
Every American is a negative millionaire, if you add the federal government debts, state/county/city debts, underfunded social security, underfunded medicare, mortgage, student loans, credit card debts, etc.
Government bureaucrats, politicians say it will not be paid by you or me, the debts will be paid by the guys behind the trees.
China has been the guy behind the tree in the past 200 years, the Opium war, the consessions, I am not sure how long China will be the guy behind the trees anymore.
U.S. is the reserve currency of the world, so the whole world is paying the debts, how long can that last?
Chicken will come home to roast someday.
And yet we enjoy such a high quality of life here in America.
And our military remains the most powerful in the world.
I wonder why that is?
This is partly because of how well the American society has organised itself in the past, but undeniably through free trade the rich countries gets richer through the natural way of exploitation in capitalism, and thus however great USA is, its prosperity critically depends on the sacrifice of other nations. It is no different from the other super-powers in history.
I disagree that China will surpass USA per person because it has a lot of inefficiencies that is very hard to tackle and the only strength it could depend on is its hard-working middle and lower class and the bargaining power brought by its size. I feel this is by far not enough to overcome the corruption of the business elite and government and also the general decline in good-natured culture in common Chinese families.
However, I hope you understand and appreciate in the past the good life of Americans partly depends on poor chinese farmers breaking their back to provide goods for you while you pay him/her miserably little. If you halt the grand fantasy of geopolitics and look at each individual person behind the threatening China you perceive perhaps you will have a more forgiving worldview.
If hair = debt then:
China would be bald
The US would be Cousin Itt from the Addams
Total debt is not very relevant, but how much you have to pay each year.
US is paying some 6% of the federal budget to service the debt. If US were a person banks would allow it to take a lot more debt than it has now. Germany, for example, was paying 15% of its budget in 2005, not sure what it is now.
Public and private debt is apples and oranges. An individual can wait a couple of years to buy cars or other large items or forgo them entirely in order to pay down debt. Have you ever seen a government program ended? Actually there have been a few curtailed but not many.
If only debt was like hair anywhere on the body except the head. Naturally growing to term without any management whatsoever- barring metrosexual and societal normas, natch.
What? That was gibberish.
I rather like the near-homonymic pun barber/barbarian and then there is hair growing and the barber growing as well. Which growth is to be considered the more dangerous? Anyway, growing up within the euro zone nowadays proves a hairy business.
Keep up the good work, Kal. Get people thinking about why the words Barber, Barbarian, and Berbers all have the same root. Because they are all based on Beards. Historically, Barbarians invaded the Mediterranean Basin from the North. Berbers and Barbary Pirates attacked from the South and Middle East. And Barbers kept the Romans kempt. Get ready for the unkempt.
I am sorry but you are completely wrong about the story of the word barbarian and berber! And then 20 ignorant people recommend your post...
Now, barbarian is a Greek word, made to resemble the sound ancient Greeks thought they heard when people spoke a foreign language. It was generally used to describe non-Greeks. The Berbers were named as such by the Romans, who took the word from Greeks.
Go head, spend the money you don't have. It will catch up with you ASAP. What a great strategy: spend and someone else will pay for it
How do you feel about debts incurred through loans for education? Not everyone has a big fat bank account awaiting them on birth.
I have to say, hair is a poor analogy for debt. This assumes that debt comes naturally and only needs to be trimmed with budget cuts every once in a while. That is only partially true. You can reduce debt with increased tax revenue just to name one.
Can anyone help out KAL and think of a better metaphor?
Tend to disagree, I think it fits in well in context of the concluding scene, the over exaggerated Axe of austerity cuts being applied when a simple shaver was required.
I was primarily arguing that the hair – debt analogy was flawed. In my opinion where I tend to lean towards more classical economics, I disagree with your conclusion and likely that of many Europeans.
In the current state of many EU member countries (namely the PIIGS), a "simple shaver" just won't cut it (pun). I do agree that it feels like exaggerated axe, but it is all that can be done. Those countries need to learn to live within their means or the EU, and the rest of the world, will feel the pain.
In a financially moral and theoretic world, I agree these countries need to learn to live within their means, but the Financial structure Economics have 'come to be based upon' are deeply flawed, and to get out of the caused travails of flawed systems sometimes requires Conventionally un-orthodox measures.
We agree The source of income to pay off a countries debt comes from taxes and innovation,
Now If a nation has gotten into such a precarious situation as Greece, with a huge debt, and carries out extensive austerity, the result as were seeing from Greece's data is higher un-employment, since most cuts come from public spending on Health Care and Infrastructure,leading to less population income, and subsequently less taxes, less taxes means the country cant pay off it's debt so it's interest rises, as does it's deficit and Debt.
The Big axe of austerity if over-exagerated cuts the means to pay off one's debt.
What is required is some equivalent of the Marshall plan, where with Europe in Great debt after WW2, the US lent it even more to bail it out, allowing Europe to invest it's way out of the debt cycle it had itself in. It could not 'Cut' itself out with Austerity alone.
How about if the debt is a tumor and the patient (Europe) runs at the first sign of a scalpel? But Europe can't run very fast because it's still smoking another cigarette, so the surgeon is getting closer by the minute.
I am happy not everyone here is a mind-stuck neo-liberal. I couldn't agree more.
I am sure the recipients of the overspending on social welfare programs feel that way. Unfortunately self reliance and personal responsibility are out of fashion in some areas of the world.
You're just simplifying the crisis and turning it into a cheap shot against the poor. This crisis was predominantly the fault of corrupt politicians and predatory bankers; I think the implication that all the strugglers who need social welfare are incapable of being self-reliant is just stereotyping.
And you are not stereotyping? Actually the fault of politicians is obvious. Social welfare is not limited to those who genuinely need assistance. Assistance to those who could not survive without it is not the issue. My comment was directed at the majority of the population along with many corporations who would riot (see Greece) at the suggestion that their freebies be curtailed even tho they are not truly needy.
Aaaaand that's why you know notning about Greece. I suggest you find sources telling the truth, or stop misinterpreting them.
So enlighten me. What is the issue in Greece if not reduction in government spending on social programs?
False analogy.
care to elaborate?
Yes,Hair do grow all over the human body,especially those near the groin area have interest for Artists,Poets,Sculptors.....Eurozone is more like ingrown toenails in the economic system.This is excellently dealt with chiropody,Italian style.
Time for the USA,UK to evaluate their Cardiogramm of financial heart beat !
Usually, a haircut is not a budget cut but a partial default in effect by mutual agreement.
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Again with the timezone comment? Come on people its 2012. They can tell what timezone my ip is in.
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Its the timezone bro. Its only the 4th for PST.
I'm sorry dude, do you really think they cant tell where my ip originates from? That's just... simply uneducated.
I wil lnow post the exact email i received. Please explain how I have not been unbanned 24 hrs after receiving it.
Greetings Summoner,
We have been tracking the increasing Leaver Penalty on your account rath665 with some concern. Please remember that repeatedly leaving games or idling during gameplay hurts your team and the overall experience of all Summoners on the field. In order to discourage this behavior, we must take action against those who make it a habit by issuing suspensions.
Due to the increase in Leaver Penalty, your account has been temporarily suspended for one (1) day. If you are experiencing any unexplained disconnections or crashes, please contact us at http://support.leagueoflegends.com/ and we will be happy to resolve any technical issues you may be experiencing.
For more information regarding Leaver Buster, please visit the following FAQ: http://support.leagueoflegends.com/e...averbuster-faq
Please keep in mind that if you continue to leave matches or idle during gameplay your account will be subject to longer suspensions that could culminate in the permanent suspension of this account.
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They go off THEIR timezone, when it is the right time as they see it to end your punishment, they will.
Basically, stop getting in trouble and breaking the rules and you will not have the problems, you have only yourself to be angry at.
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