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There now stands a good possibility that the reality and fairness of multi-year scholarships will not come to be. At least not in the near future. Plenty of NCAA member institutions have been trying to table the plan in the past two weeks.
It's the second halt on a major sign of progression for the NCAA in the past two weeks; on Dec. 15, the $2,000-per-athlete stipend/cost-of-attendance-allowanc
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The nuts and bolts of this rule/situation: Every year, a player has to renew their scholarship and sign papers over to his or her school. Why doesn't a player just get a four-year scholarship? Great question! It's because coaches want the ability to bring in the best players possible, and the only way they can do that with a complete grasp of their program is if they have the ability to not renew a player on scholarship, instead sit a male or female for a year and deal with it down the road. Smelly things roll downhill, etc.
The AP reports on the latest push from dozens of schools who want to repeal the vote that got the OK two months ago.:
More than 75 schools are asking to override a plan approved in October to allow multiyear athletic scholarships rather than the one-year renewable awards schools currently provide. That's the minimum number of dissenters needed for reconsideration by the Division I Board of Directors when it meets next month in Indianapolis at the annual NCAA convention.
"The NCAA and presidents step up with this legislation and then the universities want to vote it down," said Christian Dennie, a former compliance officer at Missouri and Oklahoma."They say, 'We don't have enough money,' and then the coach gets a $2 million raise," Dennie added, speaking in general terms rather than about a specific school. "It's really a resource allocation issue."
The Division I Board of Directors has three options: scrap the two reform measures and operate under previous NCAA rules; modify the rule or create a new proposal that would go back to the schools for another 60-day comment period; or allow members to vote on the override, which needs a five-eighths majority of the roughly 350 Division I members to pass.
A permanent reversal could force the NCAA and its schools to have two sets of standards, with an obligation to honor multiyear scholarship offers and stipend payments for some students but not others.
You mean to tell me more than 75 schools see the potential for players to be locked in with multi-year scholarships, taking the power out of the hands of the coaches and programs in the process, and they're against such a proposal? Shocker!
This conundrum doesn't happen often, but it does happen, and once is more than enough. A player picks a school most times because he chooses it for the coach and the scholarship in tow. Sweeping the rug out from under a player to make room for another is dirty (and why people were confused/angry initially over the Andre Drummond-Michael Bradley situation).The NCAA's vice president of governance for Division I, David Berst, believes many schools would not be opposed to this -- they just don't like how fast everything's moving.
"The overriding concern had to do with the time to prepare and plan (for a change) rather than objecting to the concept," he said to the AP. "I'm anticipating the rule will still be in effect (after the next board meeting)."
And that is promising. Also promising, but a bit veiled, according to the AP, some of the schools against multi-year schollies: Boise State, Wyoming, Indiana State, Vermont, Marquette, Utah, Marshall, Boston U., Rutgers. Lots of small fries, but BCS-level programs, too.The negative to this is, would a player be locked into his or her program? Could they not transfer? That absolutely shouldn't be an issue. Just like a coach can, and almost always does, if they want to leave, they should be able to leave without hindrance.


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Off-Campus Dining:
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Two (or make that three!) trees growing high up on the mountains near Porto Moniz in Madeira. The light from the sun was streaming over the mountainside, which created an interesting effect.
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Embed hmong4life 887 views 2010-10-02T02:05:08 The vision for CHRIST Ministry is the Jesus Way: not the Hmong way, or American way, but the Jesus way! "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Our vision is of a church of empowered, grace-filled, serving, released, redeemed, reconciled and recovered 1.5 Outcast American-Hmong disciples bridging the distance between cultures and contributing to the larger church, community and world. "No Clan but Christ!" Scriptures that inform our experience include: Ephesians 2:15-22. Especially appropriate are vs.16: "and might reconcile both groups to God in one body through the cross, thus putting to death that hostility through it." And vs. 19: "So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but are citizens with the saints of the household of God." And of course, Galatians 3:28: "In Christ there is neither Greek nor Jew (American nor Hmong) slave or free, male or female for you are all one in the body of Christ Jesus." The mission for CHRIST Ministry is to save, serve, bridge and bless the 1.5 Outcast Hmong Generation in the name of Christ so they may in turn save, serve, bridge and bless the Hmong, and the larger community and world.
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It's no secret the federal government has squandered hundreds of billions of dollars on failed IT projects over the past decade, prompting former U.S. CIO Vivek Kundra in 2010 to come up with a plan to address what he called "systemic problems" and reform federal IT management.
Two years later and with a new federal CIO Steven VanRoekel at the helm, several milestones in Kundra's 25-point plan have been met, including directives known as "the firsts." Those "firsts" – cloud first, shared first and future first – have now provided inspiration to new guidelines for federal CIOs as outlined by Evan McDonnell, vice president of solutions at Appian, in his new white paper "Adapting to the New Information Technology Directives: A Guide for Federal Government CIOs."
Here are some of McDonnell's principles for better federal IT management:
Implement "business-ready" technology: Commercial off-the-shelf applications present a problem when federal CIOs need to make modifications. McDonnell suggests considering business process management platforms that give CIOs the opportunity to tailor applications to their unique needs – for less money and less time."As federal CIOs adopt business-ready technology like BPM, business process stakeholders will become less dependent on IT to design and configure processes to create new applications," McDonnell predicts.
Move to one platform: Agencies have traditionally bought software from different vendors to get the best application for each need, resulting in multiple systems that don't always communicate or mesh well with each other. However, if CIOs were to use a single business process management software, they would eliminate the headache of having users log in from various software packages. "Even greater economies of scale are possible if federal CIOs share the core of their applications with other agencies," McDonnell writes. "Such 'frameworks' can be tailored to fit each agency's specific mission saving substantial development costs."
Shift to agile:Agile development has lately emerged as a go-to method to handle IT projects rather than the traditional "waterfall" approach. Not only is the latter approach slow; it relies on procurement officers to detail all known requirements and predict future requirements – an impossible task because users often don't know what they want until they've tried a new technology, McDonnell points out. "As long as the government focuses on COTS products, this problem can never go away," he writes. "It could go away if the government moved back to custom development with a shift to 'agile' development approaches where applications are built in 'sprints' with frequent user feedback."
McDonnell had several other interesting things to say. You can read the full report here.
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Numerous projects underway in St. James
It's hard to believe summer has come to an end.
With fall comes the promise of routine, schedules and in the case of St. James, many construction projects being completed to make our community even better. I'm excited to be able share a few of those with you.
Sturgeon Heights Community Club Complex Upgrades
Construction crews are busy at the Sturgeon Heights Community Club, building two new outdoor rinks for hockey this winter. Expansion of the current splash pad is set to start this fall with a new play structure to follow shortly after. This will add a great outlet for the kids and families in the area. There will be close to a million dollars in upgrades and new equipment happening on this site this fall alone.
New Police Station for St James/Charleswood
The finishing touches are being completed on the new area police district station, located at 2321 Grant Ave. This single-storey, 33,000-square-foot station will provide a modern, state-of-the-art facility for police operations, ensuring police have the tools they need to help service local residents.
This new facility replaces outdated stations on Lyle Street and Pembina Highway. The region will also see more officers helping to protect and make our community safer. Construction of the new District Police Station is expected to be completed in late fall.
New Fire Station Set to Open in Fall
A new $4-million, 12,000-square-foot fire station that services east St. James is set to be completed in late fall. This station is designated as a state-of-the-art "core area" station, meaning it will serve downtown as well as St. James and River Heights. The new fire station will also handle hazardous materials and technical rescue that is anticipated from Centreport and airport area expansion.
Polo Park Upgrades
Over the next two seasons, the city will invest $40 million into the Polo Park-St. James Street area on infrastructure and street repair. City departments have almost completed a plan for these upgrades. A community consultation meeting with residents and local business will be held later this fall. Stay tuned for information on a time and date for the consultation meeting.
I look forward to hearing your feedback on the above projects and upgrades we are making. There are always ways to improve, and I will continue to work at making St. James the best area in the city.
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THE MAD SCULPTOR-Harold Schechter
Beekman Place, once one of the most exclusive addresses in Manhattan, had a curious way of making it into the tabloids in the 1930's: "SKYSCRAPER SLAYER," "BEAUTY SLAIN IN BATHTUB" read the headlines. On Easter Sunday in 1937, the discovery of a grisly triple homicide at Beekman Place would rock the neighborhood yet again—and enthrall the nation. The young man who committed the murders would come to be known in the annals of American crime as the Mad Sculptor.
The charismatic perpetrator, Robert Irwin, was a brilliant young sculptor who had studied with some of the masters of the era. But with his genius also came a deeply disturbed psyche; Irwin was obsessed with sexual self-mutilation and was frequently overcome by outbursts of violent rage.
Irwin's primary victim, Veronica Gedeon, was a figure from the world of pulp fantasy—a stunning photographer's model whose scandalous seminude pinups would titillate the public for weeks after her death. Irwin's defense attorney, Samuel Leibowitz, was a courtroom celebrity with an unmatched record of acquittals and clients ranging from Al Capone to the Scottsboro Boys. And Dr. Fredric Wertham, psychiatrist and forensic scientist, befriended Irwin years before the murders and had predicted them in a public lecture months before the crime.
Based on extensive research and archival records, The Mad Sculptor recounts the chilling story of the Easter Sunday murders—a case that sparked a nationwide manhunt and endures as one of the most engrossing American crime dramas of the twentieth century. The book evokes the faded glory of post-depression New York and the singular madness of a brilliant mind turned against itself. THE MAD SCULPTOR-The Maniac, The Model and the Murder that Shook the Nation-Harold Schechter
Conversations On Creativity With Susan Block and Sculptor Richard Keibdaj
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ArtSees Diner Radio is pleased to bring you week 4, of Conversations On Creativity, with guest host Susan Block. Week 4 brings you Richard Keibdaj. Keibdaj is an exceptionally versatile sculptor. He carves stone and wood and fabricates with cast metals, bronze, steel and other alloys. His varied mediums have been appreciated by an equally diverse audience. Kiebdaj's clients include Roger Ebert, Hugh Hefner and former Chicago Bear Willie Gault. Keibdaj has been a working artist for 40 years. His public sculptures have been on exhibition in Chicago neighborhoods and in Northwest Indiana including Southern Shore Art Association gallery in Michigan City and the campus of Purdue North Central. Keibdaj is a multi-talented craftsman. He has worked in bronze, steel, stone, and wood.
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Randy Cooper, Famous Shadow Sculptor and Caregiver to His Mother
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Randy Cooper has had many jobs and careers, ranging from lumberjack in the woods of the Pacific Northwest to serving as a special education teacher, from an operator at a Westinghouse plant to a developer and teacher of the Total Quality Management program at two of their facilities. As an artist, he credits his attention to detail to this latter experience at Westinghouse. Randy's mother was a master carver of birds and gunstocks, and one of his sisters is an accomplished painter, sculptor, and author. It wasn't until Randy was nearly 50 that he discovered his own penchant for art. His first experience with art education was taking a 6-week course with sculptor Wren Prather-Stroud. He also attended a week-long course with Tuck Langland at the Scottsdale Artists' School. After working successfully in clays, artificial stone, and bronzes, Randy discovered wire mesh, which soon became his medium. He began creating intriguing and magical sculptures in wire mesh and has developed all of the techniques that he uses in making his "Shadow Sculptures" on his own. These are forms created in wire screen that cast lovely shadows on the wall when lit with a light source. Indeed, sometimes the shadows seem to show more detail than the original sculpture and instill a feeling of magic into the creation. These "Shadow Sculptures" have been sweeping the United States and the world for the past few years, highlighting many private collections throughout the world, and Randy Cooper has become a major force among America's contemporary artists. Randy works as a full-time sculptor and lives in New Mexico with his wife, Susan, a former environmental engineer who is now a writer and an artist who has worked primarily in pastels, oils, and acrylics. Join Dave Nassaney, The Caregiver's Caregiver, author, speaker, life coach, and radio talk-show host for caregivers. DaveNass.com , Call (213) 943 3630 to listen.
Norman Pirollo - Wood Sculptor
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Ottawa sculptor Norman Pirollo uses wood as his primary medium, drawing inspiration from its inherent beauty. Born in Toronto and raised in Montreal, he pursued studies in the technology sector. Norman also began to explore art and working with wood as a medium. He pursued alternative studies to master this form of art and today he creates wood art in all forms ranging from sculpture to wall art and one of a kind studio furniture.
Norman continually challenges himself with new techniques and processes, which result in clean, contemporary works celebrating the natural organic forms surrounding us in our environment. His contemporary styled sculptural and wall art are a creative combination of subtle yet dramatic features where his unique designs incorporate unusual graphics found in vibrant woods. His sculpture and wall art are composed of figured woods with unique characteristics to which he infuses colour to depict an image he envisions.
Norman is a member of various art associations and has been the recipient of arts awards as well as participating in numerous juried art shows. His work has also been featured in the following books: "Studio Furniture: Today's Leading Woodworkers", "Wood Art Today 2" and "500 Cabinets" as well as various international magazines. Most recently Norman has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious NICHE Award 2013 in his category.
Norman currently fulfills his quest of creating unique studio furniture through Refined Edge Design. Norman also provides instruction through WoodSkills which he developed to make available the knowledge and expertise he has acquired over the years.
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Metalsmith Benchtalk w/ Fred Crist- Sculptor, Master Blacksmith and Photographer
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We had issues connecting with our guest via Skype but after 2:46 min we get it sorted so please hang in there and keep listening!
Our guest on Thursday, August 21st at 3:00 pm PST/ 6:00 EST on Metalsmith Benchtalk is Fred Crist.
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Fred Crist established FACrist/Metalsmith in 2007. He is an educator in great demand whose work is widely collected and exhibited. The following is an excerpt from his 2011 interview with Iceforge.
"Forging metal has always been my choice of material and process as a sculptor and craftsman. From the time I was first introduced to this direct manipulation of metal as a student at Philadelphia College of Art in 1974, (under the direction of Jack Andrews) I was captivated by its potential as a sculptural medium.
Upon graduation, with a BFA in Sculpture, I began working at Samuel Yellin Metalworkers in West Philadelphia in 1977. This studio, renowned for its excellence in hand forged architectural works dating back to 1906, was to be my training ground for the next eleven years. Here I began as an apprentice and worked my way up to Head Blacksmith. While at the Yellin Studio I assisted and lead on many major projects, involving reproduction of original Yellin work as well as restoration of works in need of repair."
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LIVE Interview with Sculptor Niki Sabet
Media Nite Radio welcomes to the airwaves Sculptor, painter, photographer, muse, model Niki Sabet. Niki Sabet is blazing her unique trail as a multi-medium artist. Born in Iran, Sabet grew up between France and Canada. She was writing poetry at seven and was a featured student poet at The National Education Convention. At eight, Sabet was wood carving, and her sculptures were showcased at The City Art Fair. Upon graduating high school at 16, she was signed to the prestigious Ford Modeling Agency. Sabet traveled the world, establishing herself as an international model. She spent years living all over Asia in cities such as Hong Kong, Bangkok and Boracay Island. She later lived, for a time, in Europe and South Africa. Upon her return to North America, she studied Interior Architecture at Ryerson University in Toronto. She quickly realized her passion was in creating with more of a hands-on approach rather than the world of academia. In search of new inspiration, Sabet relocated to Los Angeles, California and soon thereafter made Silverlake's well-known La Fonderie Atelier her primary studio. Her secondary studio is in Red Hook, Brooklyn. It is there where she began working on her first monumental bronze sculpture for 50 Varick (the Tribeca Film Festival building) in NYC. She currently resides between Los Angeles and New York. When film and fashion industry movers and shakers began taking notice, Sabet found herself being lured back into the entertainment industry by photographers and directors. However, now her creative peers are regarding her as a muse for their endeavors.
In the Stream: Daleon Chase
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Join "In the Stream" producer and host Jessica Dylan Winter as she welcomes Daleon Chase to the show.
Daleon Chase is an accomplished meditator who sought out the knowledge and tools to overcome adversity in his life. He arrived at meditation and mindfulness as a practical and powerful path to personal freedom when he discovered meditation "is not this superhuman thing that everyone thinks it is." He has practiced daily meditation and mindfulness for the past several years. He is also a creative foodist and a sculptor.
Listen to Daleon talk about how meditation changed his life and how it can help you to create successful patterns in your life -- improving everything from your stress levels to your immune system and creative processes.
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SEO for Start-ups: What is it, and What Can it Do for My Business?
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Welcome to TECH Talk, Texas Style – "Because Technology Doesn't Commercialize Itself"! We're broadcasting from the offices of TECH Fort Worth. TECH Talk is online to bring to you the best and the brightest: news and information, people and their experiences, expert advice and regional resources.
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Eric McGehearty is CEO of Globerunner and received his Masters degree from the University of North Texas, where he honed both his creative vision and his dedication to hard work, both of which are reflected in the culture at Globe Runner. A true Renaissance Man, Eric is not only the CEO of Globe Runner, but the founder of the family travel website BabySafeTravel.com, a consultant to national non-profits, an advocate for people with learning disabilities, and an award-winning sculptor whose work has been exhibited across the United States.
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Brave New Mind: Dr. Elliott Maynard
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Are you ready for the new paradigm? Elliott Maynard, Ph.D., a brilliant neo-renaissance consciousness scientist, gives us a glimpse of the astonishing reality emerging, as revealed in his new book Brave New Mind: Living in a Future-Science World.
A conceptual designer and visionary, Dr. Maynard has researched and developed 25 keys to personal and planetary evolution, making the quantum field accessible to everyone seeking expanded consciousness and lives of personal fulfillment and enlightenment. Dr. Maynard believes the integration of traditional science with consciousness technology can unlock the quantum solutions we need to finally shift beyond the global problems we face on Planet Earth. He invites us to transcend a reactive, revolutionary mindset and embrace an interactive, "re-evolutionary" state of being, unfolding quantum transformation on this planet and in our personal lives.
With a Ph.D. in Consciousness Research, Dr. Maynard's beautifully diverse background encompasses advanced graduate work in global ecology and oceanography, serving on the faculties of Adelphi University and Dowling College. A certified managerial consultant, he has held top leadership roles in multiple corporations, currently Founder and President of the Arcos Cielos Foundation. He is active in the Aerospace Technology Working Group, the Humanitad International Leadership Foundation, The U.S. Psychotronics Association, the World Future Society and the Kepler Institute for Space Philosophy. Living his dream, he is also an accomplished artist, sculptor, musician, underwater photographer and filmmaker.
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Schelling versus Hegel: from German Idealism to Christian Metaphysics. By John Laughland
Article first published online: 16 FEB 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2265.2009.00460_25.x
© The author 2009. Journal compilation © Trustees for Roman Catholic Purposes Registered 2009
The Heythrop Journal
Volume 50, Issue 2, page 340, March 2009
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How to Cite
Madigan, P. (2009), Schelling versus Hegel: from German Idealism to Christian Metaphysics. By John Laughland. The Heythrop Journal, 50: 340. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2265.2009.00460_25.x
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- Issue published online: 16 FEB 2009
- Article first published online: 16 FEB 2009
Pp. 166 , Aldershot , Ashgate , 2007 , £45.00.
Laughland presents Schelling as the earliest transposer and completer of the Kantian revolution into Objective Idealism, extending the ethical simplification Fichte executed on the basis of Kant's own admission that, if intuitions of sense and the mind's a priori ideas fit together so marvellously, this must be because they ultimately stem from a common source. This can only be the subjective 'I', which thereby becomes an absolute 'I', and post-Kantian philosophy devolves into the task of demonstrating the necessity of the self's giving rise to the world we see around us. It was precisely Schelling's having participated in the completion of the Idealist project, however, that made his later criticism –'from the inside' so to speak – so devastating and his defection noteworthy. Hegel's ungenerous mockery, in the preface to the Phenomenology of Spirit (1806) of his earlier mentor and friend's 'Identity Philosophy' as having produced a 'night in which all cows are black' was not the cause for Schelling's departure; Laughland persuasively demonstrates that realist inclinations had been present from the beginning of Schelling's career, brooded during his infatuation with Fichte's astonishing transposition of Kantian philosophy, to later come to the fore in Schelling's 'Nature Philosophy' and more powerfully in his final 'Philosophy of Revelation'. That is, although 'Schelling's idealist heritage continued to shine through his thought right until the very death' (p. 150), the later half of his long career (which lasted twenty years past Hegel's death) shows him clawing his way back to Realism and Christianity – with surprising honesty and courage in this northern Protestant thinker, towards a position close to that of Thomas Aquinas and the Catholic Church (with his strong critique of the individualism and subjectivism of German Pietism). Schelling wrote nothing after his 'Freedom' essay of 1809; this was not due to defeat but rather to his realization that the 'genre' of German philosophy must now pass from 'System' to 'Phenomenology', that is, the realization that the 'system'could not be completed but rather lay in shambles all around, and that an honest philosophical effort must now concentrate on exploring the 'facticity' and 'contingency' of distinctive individual human experiences. Schelling is thus Janus-faced, and more prophetic and a harbinger of what is to come than were Hegel's immediate epigones, the Marxists. Still, there were heterodox elements in Schelling's outlook; he felt that God was not simple but must have a 'ground' which can run riot (On this theme Laughland omits from his bibliography Emil Fackenheim's excellent 1952 article on Schelling's Philosophy of Religion that appeared in the University of Toronto Quarterly). Perhaps most seriously, Laughland's appreciation gets sucked into Schelling's own stress on God's freedom as 'utterly undetermined' and 'unpredictable' (p. 129) (to protect it from the coils of 'necessity' in which Hegel tried to wrap it), which leads him towards an unbalanced voluntarism. Had Schelling given the 'Good' a greater prominence, his project of showing how God's creation and salvation could be simultaneously free and reasonable might have been rhetorically more powerful. God is the highest Good, and he appropriately loves himself most. The intensity of his self-love, however, constitutes no barrier to his love of others, but on the contrary leads him to want to share himself even beyond the godhead – that is, to create a being who could receive and appreciate the enormity of his gift. Egoism and altruism are directly – and not inversely – proportional in God. Still, for the depth and breadth of his scholarship, the elegance of style, the precision and wisdom of his selectivity, Laughland's study is currently the best thing on Schelling available in English.


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I love seeing these photos. Thank you!! I enjoy knitting and crocheting....or at least I use to BC (before Computer). I use to have 2 knitting machines (one that did 'regular' yarn and one that did the chunkier yarns). I sold one but kept the machine and ribber that handle the regular yarns. I made all of us sweaters, sweatpant type pants to lounge around in, personalized Christmas stockings (sold a lot of those) and some tiny Christmas stocking ornaments.....what fun it was!
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What a fun thing to do, 'bug!! The sweater will be gorgeous, of course, but custom-dyed wool made by a friend makes it that much more special. Don't think I realized how many steps in the process there are.
Does she do anything with herb dying? (Should check out her website, LOL)
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Really a stupid article....the Usa have only set the ground for another huge boom followed by a catastrophic bust....it's incredible that a nation in the past against monopoly has allowed banks to become so big with false and stupid assertion....it's clear that you have to protect only deposits and divide them from other kind of assets...if you lose money on speculation it's your fault not depositants fault...people who buy bonds or shares has to pay....there is an interest in make pass the idea that depositants have to pay for shareholder or corporate bonds holder...if you split the two section of the banks they could fail without any problem....the state has to guarantee only deposits (at a certain level of course - not for the rich with million dollars)
President Obama should have broken up the Big 5 Too Big To Fail banks back in 2008. Now they are twice as big in proportion to the economy and they have not changed one bit. Forgive me if I do not rejoice just yet.
Why exactly is the little writer from the Economist calling the limits on bonuses foolish?
Banks were bailed out by the tax payer, they receive subsidiezed funding from ECB every day, why not put the limits on them!
It is definitely worth discussing... dismissing it with a simple "foolish" is a sign of a simple mind..
Unfortunately, some of the worst may just be coming. With the new "bail-in", debuted in Cyprus, other countries like Canada, Switzerland, US and UK are preparing for insolvent banks to raid uninsured and maybe INSURED depositors accounts BEFORE going after the derivative cowboys who have caused all the trouble. They may need to take TRILLIONS of dollars of depositors money to pay for the HUNDREDS of TRILLIONS of dollars in derivative gambling.
Since governments seem to lack the cajones to separate retail depositor banking from investment casino banking, we have to do it ourselves by moving our money out of casino banks and into credit unions and other investments the banks cant easily grab. The "Move your money" movement will now become the "Move it or lose it" movement.
Wealth transfers from median wage tax payers saved American investment banks. It was a policy enacted despite the market's intention to eliminate these banks because they add so little value to any tangible goods or services. This policy was possible because the political class was co-opted by rich elites with equity stakes. Equity stakes that had to be guaranteed with median wage earners taxes when their poor business strategies failed.
Gold is down.
The Dollar is a haven.
Autocratic tyrants threaten war.
The Arab world is in turmoil.
Terrorism hurts Islamic Causes.
American military intervention is sought simultaneously in multiple theaters.
End-of-the-World,Apocalyptic Preppers get continually disappointed.
Capital must work.
Globalization becomes more dominant.
Therefore Wall Street becomes richer.
The insatiable avarice and obnoxious top executives are at the game once more.
It must be time to bring back some sense to the global banking system, not just the Wall Street. (zizenn)
High Frequency Trading is Insider Dealing and therefore should already be illegal. It is after all the use of privileged information to gain a market advantage.
It shows one of the competitiveness of United States; face reality, take pain, act fast in unison, adjust accordingly.
Lesson learnt for the 'old world'; EU, Japan, China.
CEO is but one, albeit the first in the executive suites ... dig deeper and see the Vice-Chairmen and EVP's etc., and even if they have lost their job at one bank, they turn up in an executive suite at another or at a hedge fund. Sorry, this bit is right other than maybe stating that there has been a bit of shuffling of the deck chairs on the Titanic.
Yes, but it's OK for the small fry to fail, and good for the industry. It's only when the big banks are close to failing that the world economy teeters in the balance. As for multi-billion dollar loans to multi-nationals, forgive me if I fail to shed a tear if their very low financing costs are raised marginally. They'll cope just fine.
There's going to be a lot of Gordon Gecko comments here.
How American banks deal with this situation
1. They shed there pain to consumers and tax payers by charging them more
2. Increase in tax so that govt have more money
3. Bailing out big shots
4. Giving benefits to manufacturing industry
5. Regulating cross border financial trade strictly
You overly simplify things and you missed completely the S&L crisis that landed 1000 plus bankers in jail.
Degregulation, starting with Reagan, both Bushes and Clinton was a 30 year process with numerous laws repealed that allowed for the 2008 meltdown. The system is still in need of much more regulation.
It is really sad, and quite astonishing, that the world is moving backwards in this crucial area. Politicians, not bankers, through bad regulation and reckless monetary policy, caused the crash of 08. Now, even worse regulations, with yet less competition in banking as an outcome, will assure that the next crash will be even worse.
The article explains: "European banks, in contrast, are continuing to shrink their balance-sheets and limp along with insufficient capital. Citigroup alone has flushed through $143 billion of loan losses..."
Citigroup is a European bank? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citigroup
Glass Steagall seperated commercial banks from investment banks. Saving and Loan institutions were thrifts that accepted deposits and made loans. They did not have investment banking arms.
This renewed financialisation of everything in sight is a recipe for further bubbles and monopolies, without any evident material benefit to society in terms of valuable goods and services but with very clear reductions in social values such as integrity, democracy and transparency. And we are suppose to welcome Wall Street back because...?
T-Rex banks?
Speculators may do no harm as bubbles on a steady stream of enterprise. But the position is serious when enterprise becomes the bubble on a whirlpool of speculation. When the capital development of a country becomes a by-product of the activities of a casino, the job is likely to be ill-done. The measure of success attained by Wall Street, regarded as an institution of which the proper social purpose is to direct new investment into the most profitable channels in terms of future yield,
cannot be claimed as one of the outstanding triumphs of laissez-faire capitalism—which is not surprising, if I am right in thinking that the best brains of Wall Street have been in fact directed towards a different object."
John Maynard Keynes in "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money"
Speculation, a financial snake. Silent and deadly.
This comment wiil construct a bridge between the Western World (represented as the body (money) Keynes) and the Eastern World (the soul):
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Big Brother's Zach Rance Tribute Show
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The season is winding down and so many of us fell in love with Zach Rance this summer. We recently had his mother, Jill Rance, as a guest on our show (click on our page here to listen in to a wonderful chat) and now we are doing something very special. We are asking for all of Zach's fans that we can get to call in to our special episode where YOU, the fans, call in and leave a "voice mail" for Zach as if you were leaving him a legit voicemail saying whatever you want on how much you loved him, fruit loop dingus, whatever - all positive of course. After the show, Jill will be giving him the MP3 and link to the show for him to listen when he is able too after he is home from the summer long experience. Please share this experience all over social media and let's give Zach a warm welcome home audio party! (edited version)
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