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From the Publisher"OF THE torrent of books being spewed out on the global financial crisis, most fall into one of two categories: the microscopic exploration of a particular episode or scandal, such as the fall of Bear Stearns, or the sweeping attempt to map the meltdown's moving parts and put it all in an historical context. Henry Kaufman is well placed to deliver the latter, having earned the nickname "Dr Doom"—for his warnings about the dangers of debt bubbles—back in the days when today's doomster-in-chief, New York University's Nouriel Roubini, was still in short trousers. His book is an accessible exposition of the causes and consequences of the market trauma . . . Mr Kaufman ruthlessly dissects the past quarter of a century's financial deregulation. . . He showers his argument with supporting facts and figures. . . A deep thinker on the workings of markets . . ."
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"Provides an insightful account of the history and impact of post-World War II financial markets on the economy-what happened, how we got to where we are today, and what needs to be done. Drawing on his vast breadth of knowledge and experience, Kaufman reveals the mistakes that got us into this debacle, the consequences-as they have not been fully realized-and how to put our derailed economy back on track. This book details Dr. Kaufman's warnings and concerns expressed repeatedly throughout the last quarter century, and shows that what he predicted came to pass. . . Provides an insightful account of the history and impact of post-World War II financial markets on the economy. Explores the erosion of credit ratings on corporate debt in the late 1980s and the rapid increase in financial concentration of institutions. Discusses the blinding faith in models that rely on historical data but fail to take into account economic and financial market structural changes. With his breadth of knowledge and experience, Kaufman details that this crisis was foreseeable (he saw it coming), and how we created this history-making financial crisis. He also explains the consequences still to come, and presents solutions on how we can recover and reform the markets."
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"If only we had heeded the other Dr. Doom, Henry Kaufman. Bear Stearns Cos. might still be standing. Americans wouldn't have run up some $34 trillion in domestic nonfinancial debt. And Ben Bernanke could have kept his dollar-spewing helicopter in the hangar. . . Nobody listens to Cassandra, of course, and everybody hates hearing "I told you so" . . . Yet Kaufman's insider status is the very reason why you should read this book. Here is a withering critique of the follies of deregulation from one of Wall Street's own. . . Books on financial regulation are by definition dry . . . If the prose gets you down, flip to the telling tables and charts. My favorite is Exhibit 12.1, which lists 15 major credit crises since 1945, starting with a credit crunch in 1966 and running through the various bank failures, crashes, bailouts and bubbles that led inexorably to our own mess. Keep that timeline handy for the next banker, senator or Fed governor who says the financial sector doesn't need re- regulation. "
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We had to throw away our large grill after years of use. This little guy will work for all the more we grill and is portable!...
Take your meal creation on the go when you bring along this portable gas BBQ grill. The legs fold in to allow it to fit between your other camping or tailgating goods, and the heavy-duty construction allows it to last for years of regular use.
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ITEM#: 12220924This Portagrillo by Picnic Time is a heavy-duty, portable gas grill that is great to use at home, while camping or picnicking. This outdoor serving set is made of black cold-rolled steel.
- Grill features a built-in igniter and two sliding side tables for food storage and preparation
- Features a grease tray and an extra large handle that keeps your fingers away from the hot BBQ
- Legs fold in for compact storage and easy carrying
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- Portagrillo makes a great gift for those who prefer to prepare their meals outdoors
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Dont bother with this grill
This little grill looks nice, I was very excited when it arrived. We had trouble finding the small propane tanks, then found out that they only last about 2 hours. Grill did not cook well at all, had hot spots that burned food and then more than half didn't cook at all. Would be alright for hotdogs and hamburgers as long as you stay there and watch them and move the food, the whole cook time. For the price you would be better off to get a cheaper small grill elsewhere, you would get the same results.Read More
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We had to throw away our large grill after years of use. This little guy will work for all the more we grill and is portable!Read More
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This is a great little grill for the money, very small, it's perfect for transporting or if you want a grill that doesn't take up much space. If you doesn't get hot enough for hot dogs, you probably don't know how to grill! :)Read More
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This is a great little grill for an apartment balcony or a tailgate party. You will want to put it on a table for better manageability.Read More
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we recently bought this BBQ for tailgating purposes and it has worked out great. small in size, easy to set up, the pull out sides work great for holding stuff. money well spent.Read More
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What a great little grill. Portable, but not small on service! My husband couldn't wait--so we had grilled chicken in the snow!. The quality of this grill for the money is awesome. Don't be afraid to give it a try!!Read More
This grill is perfect for my small family of 3. We can set it up on a side table with no problem. No assembly, just get it out of the box. We are very pleased.Read More
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Can I use this grill with a 5gal propane cylinder, if I have the gas line to connect ?
Hello Sonia, yes, you may use a 5 gallon propane cylinder with this compact grill, as long as a gas line is connected. Have a good day!
What material is the unit and the grate?
Hello irene858, thank you for your interest in the Picnic Time Portagrillo Portable Gas BBQ Grill. This is made of steel and here is some more information that might help: Cold-rolled steel; A built-in igniter; Two sliding side tables for food storage and preparation; Features a grease tray; An extra-large handle keeps your fingers away from the hot BBQ; The BBQ legs fold in for compact storage and easy carrying. Thank you for shopping with us.
Does this come with a propane tank??
Hello babycarol60, this does not include the propane tank. Thank you for shopping with us.
what is the actual measurement of the grill cooking area
The item has 263 square inches of grilling surface.
Does this grill have a temperature control?
No, but you can probably control the heat through the propane outlet.
Does this accept small tanks or does it have a gas line to hook into a 25 or 50 pound cylinder?
This will accept small tanks. It does not have a gas line to attach to larger cylinders.
is there a gas line for larger propane tanks
The demo on you tube showed the small propane tank.
This has one attachment for a small propane tank.
What is the BTU ratings for this grill? Thanks
BTU: 8018 per hour.
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WANTED: I can help dig up Isatis tinctoria (for dyeing)
I don't want to plant it!
Dyer's Woad, or Isatis tinctoria is a noxious weed here in Washington. However, if someone has a whole lot of it on their property and they live sort of near Whatcom or Skagit Counties, I could be talked into coming and helping dig it up/destroy them if I can take some home to dye with. I would, of course, promise NOT TO PLANT IT, and would take steps to destroy what was left of the plants when I was done.
For those who don't know, if you ferment it you can make a blue dye out of woad. It is very similar to indigo, as far as dye plants go.
I have a former neighbor in Virginia who has started a small garden, in memory of his wife, inside a public garden. She died of cancer. This small garden contains a full spectrum of plants from which cancer drugs are made. He wanted me to locate some Isatis tinctoria since it is a weed in the NW. I have not been able to locate any! If you find any, will you be willing to send him some rooted small plants? Thanks.
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You might also enjoy using berries from the mature POKE plant for Red/Purple dyes. Just be SURE to wear gloves as all parts of this plants are toxic once it gets over 10" tall or so. I grow Poke to eat the UNDER 8-inch leaves in my eggs for breakfast. Better than Spinach. Young stalks can be chopped for crunch in raw or cooked foods.
(---> NEVER eat the root or berries - or older leaves)
My mom used to live in Salt Lake City, Utah. She told me there was weaver's woad growing on Redwood Road west of SLC. We used to joke that the road was called Wedwood Woad. Don't know if this helps -- maybe someone in Utah could help you. Might not be legal to transport it, though.


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The Evil Within aptly haunts the cover of Game Informer's Horror issue. The magazine's executive editor, Andrew Reiner recently played through the first few chilling hours of the game and has recounted his experience for you in the October's edition. Check out eight pages of gruesome new details on the game, as well as never-before seen screenshots. No Tricks, Just Treats.
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Colleagues of mine, Marilyn Hempel, editor of the Population Press, and Monty Hempel, Chair of Environmental Studies at the University of Redlands, have just released two important items. The first is a film "The Eighth Billion" about the environmental costs of human population growth. It's short – only 9 minutes – and contains gorgeous footage of landscapes and seascapes that are being irreversibly impacted by population growth. It illustrates sobering but important facts, such as how our population is adding 219,000 people every day – a billion people every 12-13 yeas. [Read more…]
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My family and I just got done with a whopping 22 days on the Colorado River – floating, running rapids, hiking, unloading and loading boats, and eating great meals in the Grand Canyon. The private permit I applied for in the mid-90s finally came up. Along with endless stunning views along the way, bats, birds, other animals and insects, and plant life were doing great, especially after plentiful monsoon rains. Here is a gallery of photos – click on the photo for the full view. [Read more…]
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Simon Property Withdraws Offer for Mall Rival Macerich
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Is it safe for me to give him eggs? he's Chihuahua.
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Worked great.
the female dances on her hind legs for more.
My chihuahua does the same.
SO-5 years together-he decided to end it by cheating too
I do not add anything to it....just crack one egg, mix a little and put it in the microwave for about 45 seconds - ta-da!
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Just after a few reviews from any ladies using the SKII range of skincare.
I'm getting older and have definitely noticed my skin ageing in the last year or so (especially) so I think my current skincare regime just isnt cutting it anymore.
For my age, I have good skin and have always taken care of it but, let's face it, you cant fight time forever and I'm definitely seeing fine lines and wrinkles around my eyes, forehead and mouth that I need to bring out the big guns of skincare to combat now.
I hear so many women raving about SKII but have held back til now purely because of the price of it. I'm a SAHM now so dont want, nor do I have the cashflow anymore, to shell out hundreds of dollars on a skincare range that doesnt meet up to the hype/expectation.
I dont want to name or shame other products but I've tried a lot of brands, some with better results than others and my experience has taught me that for the majority of them, you do get what you pay for which is why I'm contemplating the switch from the budget priced range I'm using now to SKII.
Oh, and I already regularly use rosehip oil.
What SKII products do you recommend? And, do they work? Are they really worth the money? Or, have you tried SKII but found better results from something else?
Once I find a new skincare range I'm happy with, I think my next step is to save up for fillers but that's purely because I'm totally having an anxiety attack over turning 40 this year. Gulp!
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:55 AM
Sorry I haven't tried it so I can't help you but I'll be watching any replies with interest. I've tried looking at 'productreview.com.au' website but none of the SKII products have been reviewed yet unfortunately.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 12:01 PM
makeupalley is a website with reviews of SK-II and MANY other brands of skincare and cosmetics...
Posted 23 January 2013 - 12:03 PM
I'll be watching this too... I was interested in this skincare but couldn't find ingredient lists online (as there is a common preservative I react to).
If it's really that good, it'll motivate me to go into Myer and read the fine print
Posted 23 January 2013 - 12:03 PM
I tried it and was seriously underwhelmed. It didn't make my skin any worse, but it didn't make it much better either.
There's a number of brands I'd buy before it.
FWIW, I recently changed to ASAP and I'm loving the results.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 12:03 PM
I used to use it when I could afford it! I definitely noticed it appeared to improve the skin around my eyes. I loved all the products I used which was the face wash, toner, moisturiser and eye cream.
I have sensitive skin and it made my skin lovely and didn't clog my pores.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 02:30 PM
Thank you all for your responses.
LB: I have checked out the review website you recommended and I think I'll bite the bullet and try it. A lot of reviewers mentioned sample sizes to begin with so I'll see if I can track them down for starters.
DH will probably have a stroke if I convert the whole-hog straight away but, if it works, it's cheaper than surgery.
Thanks all for your replies.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:28 PM
Here's a link to reviews on Beautypedia
Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:38 PM
I think you can get better products cheaper.
Try retin a cream, vitamin c serum. The loreal micro dermabrasion kit is nice and even the old aspirin mask works a treat.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 09:22 PM
No, I don't think any skincare is worth that much money.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 09:29 PM
DJ's has a makeup and skincare promo twice a year around March and September and there is usually a SKII offer in that,
Posted 24 January 2013 - 09:30 PM
I'll be watching too.
I'm not far from your age, and this year I started regular microdermabrasions with oxygen. I get a course of 6 for $400 (special) in Melbourne and they have made a much bigger difference than any skincare I've ever tried.
Sothy's are a brand that are also very good.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 09:42 PM
There is a trial kit which includes cleanser, pre-treatment lotion, moisturiser and something else. It didn't provide any miracles for me, but I'm still in my 30's so maybe it will be more dramatic the older you get?
If you are trying to conceive, or pregnant, it is best to avoid any retinoids.
I tried microdermabrasion for the first time recently. Didn't provide any visible results, but my skin definitely felt much softer, though will cause pigmentation more easily if you are exposed to sun.
Have tried La Prairie. It's OK. Hope in a Jar is meant to be great. I tried a jar...it's just another moisturiser.
Have also used Medicalia brand (from a beauty spa place). About as exxy as SKII mL for mL, but the stuff really works if you follow the regimen. It's heavy in retinol though so is quite effective but cn make skin very sensitive.
Decisions decisions! Good luck : )
Posted 24 January 2013 - 11:03 PM
I tried it about 6 months ago and thought it was a total waste of money - I was very unimpressed.
As far as wrinkles go the best products I have used so far are Sothys and I use them in conjunction with my KORA (Miranda Kerr) products (I use Kora cleanser, mist, moisturiser, mask, eye cream and rosehip oil) and I top up with Sothys moisturiser (night time) and am about to purchase the Sothys eye cream again.
But the thing that has made the biggest change in my skin is my diet (lots of veg) and my diet also now includes the use of a Sillica supplement, coupled with Flaxseed oil in my porridge every day & lots of water.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 12:25 PM
QUOTE (Jellyblush @ 24/01/2013, 09:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'll be watching too.
I'm not far from your age, and this year I started regular microdermabrasions with oxygen. I get a course of 6 for $400 (special) in Melbourne and they have made a much bigger difference than any skincare I've ever tried.
Sothy's are a brand that are also very good.
Jellyblush - can you tell me where you got that done?
Posted 25 January 2013 - 12:43 PM
I do not think it is worth the money.
I get better results using retin-a on alternate days in combo with rosehip oil.
In Australia you need a prescription for retin-a, but you can buy over the counter at pharmacies in France (or online) a product called Avibon without a prescription. It is 8 euro per tube, one tube lasts about six months. It's not very glamourous in how it looks and feels (a bit like vaseline actually), but very very good results. Can't use it whilst TTC/preg/BF however. And must be very strict about suncare as it can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight.
Posted 27 January 2013 - 09:59 AM
Wow! Thanks ladies for the input.
I tried retinol quite a few years ago when i was in the USA and found it a bit heavy on my skin. I have to agree it did as it claimed but after only a few weeks of use my skin started reacting to it and I had to stop.
I've heard of La Praire before but it doesnt have very good reviews and seems rediculously $$$ to risk trying without some kind of guarantee.
A friend in the US told me to try a product called Oxytokin in conjunction with Skincell #29 but they are only available in the USA not cheap and seem a bit 'suss' when you google it. She swears it's a miracle cure for fine lines and tbh her face is a pretty good advert for it - she looks amazing! She says she's going to send me a sample so will wait and see for myself.
AFM, I think having just turned 40 over the weekend, I'm being a bit sensitive about getting older when in reality my skin is still in very good condition. It's soft a supple. No acne or redness etc. I avoid the sun like the plague and have done so since I was a tween. I have taken care of my skin always and have been regimented about cleansing, toning, exfoliating, moisturising always. Most people are surprised to learn my age and tend to assume i'm in my early 30's which is nice but some of that is from good genes too (My mum still looks younger than she is too).
The thing is, I can see the changes in my skin - especially in the last year or so. I have lost some of the 'glow' people talk about and there are definitely those tiny little lines appearing around my eyes now (that arent just there when I'm tired - but all the time).
The best skincare range I have ever used was Artistry (from Amway) but the lady I used to buy it from isnt in Amway anymore and I'm not signing up to all that BS (and they kept changing the range which I hated) so when that ran out I switched to Dr Lewin's (also good but not to the hype it claims). Then when I had my kids and became a SAHM I went for the more generic ranges (because I couldnt justify the costs on my budget anymore).
I just want a good skincare range, that will keep my skin in good condition, maybe give me back some of that youthful glow and help to flatten out the fine lines around the eyes. And, now I'm 40, I'm selfish enough that I'm willing to pay for something that WILL work.
I wish I lived in the city and could pop-in to DJ's and Myer and have a play with all these wonder-brands, but in the country I'm limited to online so have to risk it by buying before trying.
Hmmm, the dilemma of it all.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 11:21 AM
Maybe have a look at Paula's Choice Austalia. They're reasonably priced, full of active ingredients, and sell samples online
That's what I do from my remote home! (And I've tried it all)
Posted 28 January 2013 - 02:13 PM
I have been using SKII since may last year and I am in love with it. I usually have really dry skin but since using it my skin is soft and beautiful.
I can clearly see the difference it makes to my skin, my pores are much smaller and I don't even get hormonal outbreaks anymore. Its amazing.
Prior to using this I had tried Elemis (sorry not sure of spelling) Kora made my skin dry out, Sothys which was ok but I still had outbreaks, Ella Bache.
I buy the promotional packs the which last me three months
I use the
stem power or Olay total effects
ANd when I have a wedding or event I use the masks I think it was a 6 pack I open the mask and use it and over the next few days I use the serum thats in the packet on my face every night to get the value out of it.
I should also add that I never told anyone I was using this but all of a sudden people kept commenting on how amazing my skin looks and wanted to know how I got it like this (so now I boast about SKII).
The best thing was last time I went to the beauty therapist to have my brows done she said to me OMG your skin is amazing. For me that says it all.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 02:26 PM
QUOTE (Angelina Ballerina @ 23/01/2013, 05:28 PM)
Here's a link to reviews on Beautypedia
I was going to link Paula's choice, I don't buy anything without reading her reviews. From memory, there are no impressive active ingredients in SKII to warrant the price tag. I dreamt of waking up looking like Cate Blanchette inallthe SKII ads but Paula talked me out of it. I used The Paula's Choice range for acne and it really did get everything under control and meant I could avoid a second round of Roaccutane. I now use her Anti- aging alpha hydroxy range and love it.
The other range I am looking into is AlphaH Liquid Gold. The adore beauty website has a trial pack for under $100 and I'm going to try that because buying from the Paula's Choice site leads to big shopping costs from the US.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:23 PM
Not worth it. I spent quite a bit of money on it and I can't notice it doing anything special. In fact I think it makes me break out a bit. I get better results with rosehip oil and garnier BB Cream.
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WHAT THE fug IS UP WITH THIS PICK?!?!?!
It's the only one so far that makes absolutely no sense to me.
Wow, The Panthers probably disliked Rogers quite a bit. Other teams have skipped him too.
Rogers has major off the field issues. I don't think that he's even on the board.
- Squirrel PIE'd this
Clearly we are happy with our secondary and clearly jr WILL NOT allow trouble makers
Yep, which would explain why Rambo and Rogers have been neglected.
But that's just because I really want Rogers a ton haha.
Clearly we are happy with our secondary and clearly jr WILL NOT allow trouble makers
Guess teams sees Rogers and Rambo as a problem bc the talents are there.
- PFFC PIE'd this
LB depth was a need. Not wowed by the pick. Incredibly meh. Solid, smart player who could possibly step in if any of our LBs get hurt. Basically Dan Connor 2.0. (Not saying that because he's white but becaus eof what he means to the team.)
But that's just because I really want Rogers a ton haha.
Roger will be our 6th rd
- Kakarot PIE'd this
- PFFC PIE'd this
- jarhead PIE'd this
Rogers has major off the field issues. I don't think that he's even on the board.
I'm starting to believe that. The Patriots and Bengals freakin' ignored Rogers.
Here is a little scouting report from him.
SUMMARY - Klein first stood out during the East West Shrine Game practices as a very good athlete capable of running sideline to sideline to make plays. He has a perfect body for the middle linebacker position in the NFL, and he has much better movement skills than advertised. Athletically, he is capable of doing it all and will make for a very good pick by a team in the middle of the draft. With very good first step quickness and strong recognition skills, he locates the ball well and does a good job of getting to it. Teams will have to coach up his tackling ability as he has a bad habit of dropping his head and taking his eyes off of his target. He also can tackle too high and the combination leads to a lot of missed tackles. He also has a tendency to over-pursue a play and take himself out of the play by being too aggressive while out in space. He has great instincts and can decipher information quickly to sniff out run versus pass. He is a much better blitzer than pure pass rusher, as he doesn't bend well and is much better using his first step quickness to surprise offensive linemen and quarterbacks. Klein has a great feel for zone coverage and does a very good job of taking the right level of drop, keeping his eyes on the quarterback and closing on balls thrown in front of him. He displays a very good back pedal and can quickly get out of his pedal to make plays on the ball. He isn't a strong man coverage defender because he doesn't change direction well and tends to lose ground against speedier players. He is a leader, the kind of player you want in the middle of your defense because of his toughness, intelligence and desire to compete. Overall he warrants consideration in the early part of the third-round by any team looking for a leader type on their defense and special teams.