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Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...Christina B.HairDark BrownCurly HairThick or Coarse HairIt Is OkayIt is okay. Not as good as I thought it would be looking from looking at reviews. But anything is better than what I use to have Lol. BTW I am black with very thick nappy curly hair. I hope this helpsposted Feb 22, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...StephanieHairBlackThick or Coarse HairDoesn't WorkI got a great deal and it worked amazing at first. But one of the plates gave up entirely after 5 months. That's ridiculous. What a waste. My cheapo bad straighteners last for years and years.posted Feb 13, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...LilahHairBlackCurly HairFine or Thin HairHelp Me Figure Out If This Is Normal Or Not That Is Happening With My Sedu? Please HelpThe sedu revolution 1.0 inch I just recently purchased it and it does work well I had it for like a week now. Since I first bought the iron the indicator light heats up red then will turn flashing blue red when its ready but while im straightening my hair it turns back to solid red light and it keeps switching to flashing light then to a solid red and I heat it up all the way because it tells me its ready and then it switches back and fourth . I haven't had this iron long at all and im wondering if this is normal and suppose to do this? please help . thank youposted Feb 3, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...Araseli R.San DiegoHairDark BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairWarranty Ends When Product Stops WorkingI purchased the Sedu Revolution in November of 2011 and in january 2014 just a few months after the warranty ended it stopped working. Now only one of the plates heats and it doesnt heat enough for me to use it. what dissapoints me even more is that I took care of it very well, always waited for it to cool down before I stored it, the cord was never pulled, twisted or wrapped around it. I have wavy hair and I like the natural look of it, so I didn't even use the flat iron as many times, which means the product stopped working due to poor quality.
It took me a while to finally decide to order it, I did a research and it seemd to be a good product, it turns out it's not, I've actually asked friends about their flat iron and it seems that their cheap product lasts more than this so called Sedu Revolution.posted Jan 14, 2014Link to this post -
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...Diana B.WashingtonHairDark BrownCurly HairExcellent Flat Iron!This flat iron is great. I have used it 3 times aprox. since I bought it . Before this, I was using the Instyler but with the sedu flat iron is way easier to use and lighter. I can make nice styles. I like that it has a light that indicates when it is ready to use or when it is cooling down. I can select the temperature too. It leaves my hair shiny and smooth. Super fast shipping!posted Jan 2, 2014Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...Ariel T.FloridaHairDark BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairIt's Wonderful....when It Works!I was first introduced to Sedu in 2006 on this website and bought a Sedu Pro Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron the 1 inch. It was WONDERFUL! It lasted me until 2011, and I felt I got the most life out of it. So in January 2011, I saw the Sedu revolution and upgraded...so I thought. It stopped getting its maximum heat in March 2012. Folica argued that they would only send a replenished item as a replacement. I wasn't for that at all, plus they charge you a warranty fee AND you must pay to ship it back...some warranty right? Well, in March 2012, I just forked out the money and bought a brand new Sedu Revolution. Works great the first few months you have it! I love the Sedu irons, but as you see...here I am today because my SECOND replacement won't heat up and the plates are slipping off. Two replacements in a three year period is UNNACCEPTABLE! I do not blame Folica...I blame Sedu for their poor quality in their newer irons. However, Folica's warranty policy isn't so great. I'm done with the Sedu products. Their irons cost WAY to much to die out this quickly. I never wrap my cord around the iron, and I clean my irons pretty well. Maybe, I sound bougie, but a replenished lap top or tablet...sure! Hair products that have been in other people's hair? No way! I don't care what kind of inspections it has been under. No thank you. I am going to try the Babyliss pro titanium's. You should NEVER spend this much on a flat iron and it die out so quickly!posted Dec 26, 2013Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...JasmineHairNormal HairGood Straigthener But Kept Breaking On Me!I really enjoyed this hair straightener. It worked well and gave me silky smooth hair. My first one lasted just under two years and the cord broke. I got another one through the warranty and within a year, one of the plates just stopped working (but I can still straighten my hair with one plate if I go over it a couple times...I guess that shows you it is a good straightener). So although, it is good, either I got a couple lemons or the overall quality could be better.posted Dec 26, 2013Link to this post
Sedu Anti-Frizz Polishing Treatment with...SaraHairLight BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairCreates Incredible Smoothness And ShineMy hair is naturally fluffy, frizzy and dry. It is colored as I have a lot of grey. My only way in the past to get sleek hair without spending hours was to do brazillian blowouts. I bought the Sedu Prive Hairdryer and this serum and I am floored by how well it works. Just blowdrying with my fingers gets my hair pretty smooth and a quick run through with an iron finishes it off. I'm good to go on my shoulder length hair in about 10 - 12 mins. Is it the serum or the dryer or both together? Probably the latter and since the dryer is around $700 its quite an investment but I bet the serum gets decent results with any dryerposted Dec 22, 2013Link to this post
Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling...CandyHairMedium BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairWorks Great!!!I bought this straightener 2 weeks ago. It works great. Have used it twice and haven't had no problems as of now. Shipping was quick. Got in less than a week.posted Dec 20, 2013Link to this post
Sedu Anti-Frizz Polishing Treatment with...ChristineGreat Falls, MTHairMedium BrownColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairGreat Product!Love this product! Unlike every other leave in product I can only put so much in my hair and the rest I have to wipe off with a towel, this one I can put as much as I want into my hands and it all absorbs into my hair with nothing left on my hands and my hair never looks like I put in too much product. My hair is super soft and not at all staticy like it usually is with the Montana winters.posted Dec 20, 2013Link to this post
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Along the Sidelines - Jets Edition
That, my friends, is home field advantage.
Some folks had the nerve to try compare Geno Smith to Cam Newton, when reality there is no such comparison.
The Panthers didn't make it any easier for Geno, of course. This is a game he will want to quickly forget.
Cam on the other hand stood in the face of defensive pressure and continued to deliver.
Steve Smith had an interesting moment on a botched offensive procedural penalty. He refused to let the refs go until they discussed the play. There is no doubt that if it wasn't for Steve, the wrongful penalty would have stood. We are lucky he is so bull headed.
Deangelo had one of his better games this season, grinding out yards on the ground and providing a huge spark on a screen play turned TD. I don't recall that ever working for the Panthers in the past.
The Brandon Lafell pendulum swung once again to the positive side. Lets hope it pauses there for a while...
Ted Ginn showed some impressive balance and footwork on a key completion that moved the chains for the Panthers. You just can't help but get the feeling Ginn could break out for a TD on any touch.
After halftime Cam spent some time with QB Coach Ken Dorsey. Cam had left the game with a stubbed toe. Dorsey appeared to be verifying that Cam was indeed 100% and ready to get back in.
Charles Johnson managed to play despite lingering effects from a stomach virus. Winters was running his mouth for most of the game and was lucky that the Panthers restrained Johnson from giving him the business.
The turning point in the game was the Jason Williams blocked punt. Williams saw an opportunity and mentioned it to the special teams staff who let him take advantage. Give credit to Williams, this is why the Panthers brought him back. Veteran move.
On Sheldon Richardson's first rushing attempt at the goal line, it was none other than Luke Kuechly that stood him up. Talk about a run stuffing middle linebacker.
Everyone, including the players, were watching the big screens in the stadium as they played Saints - Rams updates...
Mike Tolbert is a machine. A heavy machine, but a machine none the less. He practically bulldozed multiple Jets defenders to come within an inch of the goal line....
and finished them off with a scamper up the middle, demoralizing them in the process.
All in all, it was another great day to be a Panthers fan at Bank of America Stadium.
Sorry Jets fans.... maybe next year...
... or not.
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:: beforeJets fans really look like Jets fans.
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cam looks pissed as fug in the dorsey shot
Nice photos Zod. Always enjoy this thread. You are a lucky guy
Wow Zod, this is your best job yet, and that is saying something.
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Thanks for the photos as always. Love Mitchell's face in the first photo.
I want to make a joke about the Jets fans...but the picture says it all.
Would it be tongue in cheek?
I loved seeing Capt. doing the Jet TD celebration and then crashing to the ground
Awesome pics Zod.
This thread just went in a strange direction....Awesome pics Zod.
Edit: damn, tried to get it before the edit.
This thread just went in a strange direction....
Edit: damn, tried to get it before the edit.
Whew...I saw the typo as I was hitting submit. Hoped I got it corrected before someone got hold of it. I was working fast. lol
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The turning point in the game was the Jason Williams blocked punt. Williams saw an opportunity and mentioned it to the special teams staff who let him take advantage. Give credit to Williams, this is why the Panthers brought him back. Veteran move.
Would love some more details on this
Will you be able to go to the game that will remain unnamed if we get there?
Also, Christmas pie for you.
that picture of everyone watching the saints-rams game is awesome. these guys are not content with a wildcard.
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Whew...I saw the typo as I was hitting submit. Hoped I got it corrected before someone got hold of it. I was working fast. lol
You win this round, LP
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Great Pictures, The black uniforms look great under the lights.
Fantastic Pics of course Zod.
Why the Panthers ever consider not taking the field whenever possible in these beautiful black unis is a mystery to me.
Thanks, Zod, great as usual. Awesome pics!!!
JETS fan are horrible...most fans outside of the home team are pretty calm until they at least put up some points and take over a game...these guys were arrogant from the beginning...typical New York....or I guess I should say New Jersey Jets.....KEEP POUNDING!!!!
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Would it be tongue in cheek?
Would love some more details on this
I can't seem to get links pasted into this post for some reason, but it basically had to do with the fact that the Jets were splitting a third guy out wide and leaving no personal protector. Jason and Richard Rodgers noticed it and exploited accordingly.
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After Friday's 3-2 loss to the Marlins and an A's victory over the Mariners, the Tigers now know they'll be the third seed in the playoffs and start the ALDS on the road. On Saturday, it will be the final start of the season for Anibal Sanchez as he gears up for October baseball.
Sanchez will face the Marlins for the first time after spending the first 6 1/2 seasons of his career with the club. Sanchez, who can end the season with the lowest ERA in the AL with a strong start, lost his first decision in 12 starts on Sunday. He gave up four runs on eight hits in five innings to the White Sox.
"I think for me, it was just one pitch, one pitch against [Conor] Gillaspie," Sanchez said after his last start. "He hit it hard, he brought in a couple runs and then Avisail [Garcia], he got a good game today. So I think in the end, you have to give credit to [the White Sox]."
The Marlins will send out right-hander Nathan Eovaldi, who tossed 7 2/3 shutout innings, scattering three hits while striking out five on Monday against the Phillies. In his last six starts, Eovaldi is 2-3 with a 2.70 ERA and has held opponents to two runs or less in five of those outings.
"He's got a power arm," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "He just needs to continue to make progress with his off-speed pitches. He's a front-line type of pitcher. He has the stuff to be a front-line type of pitcher. You think of moving forward and establishing a pitching staff and starting staff, it's pretty nice knowing you have two guys, like Jose Fernandez and Eovaldi at the top of your rotation."
Tigers: Porcello moved to the bullpen
Rick Porcello was scratched from his start on Friday as he prepares for his postseason role out of the bullpen.
Porcello entered in the third inning with the bases loaded, and gave up a bases-clearing double to Giancarlo Stanton. He struck out one over a scoreless 1 1/3 innings.
"I'd like to give him a couple days during this series to come in out of the bullpen, just to get him acclimated to it, depending on how it goes," manager Jim Leyland said. "He has done it before, a little, and that's really not the reason [we moved him]. He's just the guy that we all agreed on would go to the bullpen. He's well aware of it. He's all for it. He's very supportive of it, which I appreciate."
The Tigers do not have a rotation order yet for next week's Division Series, and Leyland warned he probably won't have that anytime soon.
• Miguel Cabrera will play in Saturday's game before sitting out the regular-season finale on Sunday. Leyland originally thought about resting Cabrera for more games this weekend, but Cabrera wanted to play.
"I had a day off yesterday. If we counted these three games off, it would've been four, plus four more," Cabrera said. "It's going to be eight days. That's too many days off. I prefer to play [Friday] and [Saturday] and try to have five days off and be ready for the playoffs."
• Playing for the left field for the first time in his career, Jhonny Peralta went 1-for-4 with an RBI double in his first game back with the Tigers after serving a 50-game suspension for his involvement in the Biogenesis investigation.
Marlins: Mathis out for the season
Jeff Mathis will miss the remaining two games of the season with a fracture to his right thumb.
Mathis bruised the thumb while blocking a pitch on Sept. 9, and an initial X-ray came back negative. After appearing in seven games before feeling more discomfort, a second X-ray on Sept. 24 detected a fracture.
Koyie Hill filled in for Mathis on Friday, while the Marlins also have Rob Brantly as an option to catch. Mathis missed the first month of the season with a right collarbone fracture.
Worth noting
• Placido Polanco is 9-for-21 (.429) against Sanchez with two home runs and four RBIs in his career.
• Miami's closer Steve Cishek nailed down his franchise-record 29th consecutive save on Friday, pitching a scoreless ninth inning.
Bobby Nightengale is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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This is pretty much it. Inflate it away. Default it away. Or perpetual serfdom.
How about a little discussion of how we got into this mess, how much of the "growth" of the past 30 years was real, and how much growth can be reasonably expected?
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This is pretty much it. Inflate it away. Default it away. Or perpetual serfdom.
How about a little discussion of how we got into this mess, how much of the "growth" of the past 30 years was real, and how much growth can be reasonably expected?
Debt levels should fall pretty fast thanks mainly to the the sharp devaluation of the bond repayment expectations against reality.
I live in Orange County, Ca and it is NOT a good thing that housing has stopped dropping in price, and is rising again. I fail to understand this. If people here have simply accepted the false idea that they must fork over 50-70% of their monthly income in order to buy a home, how will their debt ever decrease?
It's essential to go the next step and see what the cost of borrowing is for corporations in 2006 versus now. Probably much cheaper debt on the books now so it's actually a better thing anytime companies are able to get as much cheap financing as they can put to good use.
You must not value the idea of debt and must hold the idea in pretty low regard. It is entirely against the grain of the values presented in this article. I'd ask where you studied, just so I never attend a lecture or seminar conducted by someone based from your educational institution.
So what was a "beautiful deleveraging" is not a deleveraging at all?
Thats a roundabout,clever way of saying what? We don't have enough homeless yet. The level of homelessness & unemployment is not high enough yet to spur double-digit GDP growth.
Debt is immoral, defaulting on debt is immoral. Capitalism is moral.
We need a World War to save us from our sins. We need to be punished. We've been so bad. Krugman is right. The pain caucus is a persistent exercise in groupthink hypocrisy. Sorry, I'm not joining you in advocating more widespread misery for others. Stick it.
Allright, you've had your feel-good party now. Time to put on your hairshirts and run a 4-minute marathon with the next president of the USA. Everyone ready.
Fiscal continence, fiscal dsicipline, fiscal conservatism, fiscal redemption, fiscal salvation. So clean sounding. So moral.
" That did not occur until the late 1940s, after the private debt/income ratio fell by about 100 percentage points from its pre-Depression level, which should provide some perspective on how much further America probably needs to go."
During WWII, United States was a totalitarian, planned war economy that suppressed production of consumer goods in the name of military emergency. In short, US was very similar to USSR - just like the Soviets stood in line for toilet paper and rations, so were (civilian) Americans. In those conditions, collapse of private anything, debt including, was no surprise. When US de-militarized (effectively deregulated), all this pent up demand led to the surge of consumer goods production and consumption.
In today's America, your average person will kill himself if he doesn't get his iPhone the instant it's released. Using old newspapers for toilet paper is something of an alien world nowadays. Suppressing consumer demand on the scale of WWII era is impossible, and I don't think it's desirable, overall. So private debt will be here to stay, until we all get too much and collectively default.
Median income is also significantly higher than the 1940s, and unemployment throughout this recession was much lower than the Great Depression. There was also little in the way of a safety net, so a fall in quality of life to the levels mentioned was not as drastic a change as we would imagine it today.
Given the wide safety net available in America today, there are several approaches that could reduce the quality of life as a byproduct of raising - or at least retaining - revenue, without giving the impression that we are collectively regressing to sticks-and-stones, such as restricting the availability of products purchasable - at least at the given price - on items like unhealthy sugary drinks and fatty foods.
realistically theres no way that the debt will be paid off,
Just default on the debt, either way its not going to be pretty,
Really the only reason the West for the longest time has been able to enjoy its high standard of living was because of its imperial colonial possessions and its economic and military power to gain trade concessions (Cheap Chinese products) that allowed it to hold captive markets and exploit local resources. With the Emerging economies finally coming online that no longer will be possible, and the only outlet to continue to increase living standards is to increase competitiveness, which the West is incapable of doing, failing that the only resort is a WW2 to like solution, total war (the most horrific of way for creative destruction to work) to boost the economy.
Not to worry...
Fidelity Investments says the average 401(k) balance is a RECORD HIGH of $75,900.
At a 4% withdrawl rate/year, that $3,036 each year to live on.
At 5%: $3,795 a year to live on.
Way to go US consumers!
Don't forget! People have to pay taxes when they take out the money from their 401(k). So, there is even less for them to live on per year.
Probably looking at a lot of future expatriate Americans, that is an upper-class salary in Africa...and not a poor financial decision for people who have made a lifetime of poor financial decisions.
Probably looking at a lot of future expatriate Americans, that is an upper-class salary in Africa...and not a poor financial decision for people who have made a lifetime of poor financial decisions.
My skepticism over any claim that "this time is different" on economic matters should make me happy with long-term historical analyses.
However, I also believe that two periods so distant in time some caution is recommended. In this regard the current deleveraging process started from debt ratios hardly comparable with 1929. Private-sector debt rose steadily in the long post-war period along with real disposable personal income. This is mostly earned from stable sources rather than being windfall money and increased about six-fold based on data from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (1958-2012). The income support held on also when household debt began to rise at a much faster clip from the 1980s.
I agree that the current deleveraging has still some way to go and that some people may be too optimistic about the end of the process, but I also believe that the adjustment can go on rather smoothly and without taking the economy into recession.
A moderate (sub-trend) growth may keep some Americans feeling sad, but other people probably see things differently and those who voted for the incumbent President amid a fragile economy may belong to this group.
If people accept a change of lifestyle, GDP growth may continue to be low without a fuss (in other words, I find it hard to look at the US as an aircraft near stall speed, and about to fall down)
One man's debt is another man's asset. As life expectancy increases and people spend more years in retirement, the total amount of savings has to rise accordingly. There is a natural tendency then for debt level to move upward over time. Debt in itself is not necessarily a problem. The problem, in my view, is that a lot of the borrowing was done by people who intended to save. When Americans buy a house, they see it as a core part of their retirement savings. They were essentially investing with leverage in order to earn a higher return. This strategy, of course, cannot work in the aggregate. It's like Peter lending his money to Paul, Paul lending the money to Patty, Patty lending it back to Peter, and somehow everyone gets richer as a result.
Thanks for this piece, MCK.
People who say the next 4 years are going to be easier to govern than the last 4 need to think things over rather a lot.
I believe that Kenneth Rogoff - co-author of "This Time Is Different" - correctly pointed out in an Economist article about a year ago...
We are lowering debt in the other sectors by passing it onto the Federal gov't.
You know the old saying...
"Privatize the profits, socialize the losses."
The key point in the wikipedia article is this:
While the term is generally used to critique, some have argued that socializing losses, while politically unpopular, is thought to be economically desirable in the case of a financial crisis...
The key word in your quote is: thought.
Thought thought he farted, but he....
And if one of your brethren who dwells by you becomes poor, and sells himself to you, you shall not compel him to serve as a slave. As a hired servant and a sojourner he shall be with you, and shall serve you until the Year of Jubilee. And then he shall depart from you — he and his children with him — and shall return to his own family. He shall return to the possession of his fathers.
Leviticus 25:8-10, 35-41
Restructure the debt of your neighbors, heathens! Start with mortgages! So sayeth the Lord.
Well, the Lord and Steve Clemmons anyway:
Interesting graphs. The Fed's debt service ratio and financial obligation ratio data tells a strikingly different story. Graph here. It shows private debt burdens at the lowest levels, relative to income, since 1982.
"This was largely undone in FDR's first term, thanks mainly to the cleanup of the banking system and the sharp devaluation of the dollar against gold."
How is that different from bankruptcy? By devaluing the dollar, FDR essentially wrote down the principle of all debts, thus stealing from the lenders.
"Federal Reserve that enforced strict ceilings on the government's borrowing costs."
That's fancy talk for default. The Fed stole from people who saved by paying them far less in interest than they deserved. Reinhart and Rogoff call that "financial repression", which is another fancy concept for theft. It was nothing less than a dishonest tax. Honest politicians would simply have raised taxes.
You are correct; those policies sharply reduced the real value of outstanding debt. That was why they worked.
"That was why they worked."
That does not make them moral, only successful.
Loaning money for interest does not seem moral either.
Reinhart and Rogoff call that "financial repression",
Coined earlier....
Back to the future (1941) maybe?
"We Did It Before (and we can do it again)"
By Cliff Friend & Charlie Tobias
Published 1941
We did it before and we can do it again
and we will do it again,
We've got a heck of a job to do
but you can bet that we'll see it thru
We did it before and we can do it again
and we will do it again,
We're one for all and we're all for one.
They'll get a lickin' before we're done.
Millions of voices are ringing,
Singing as we march along.
We did it before and we can do it again
and we will do it again,
We'll knock them over and then we'll get
the guy in back of them
We did it before, we'll do it again.
BTW... how can we have financial repression while the
Fed is trying to induce consumers to go deep in debt?
It'll just get rolled over again, after the next panic.
Lenders of money desire interest because they take risks; including the risk that the money returned them will be worth considerably less than the money they lent.
You also may wonder why in the world would they be willing to take risks anyways and lose their hard earned money.
Let them spend or keep their stash under the mattress :)
My point was about the ethics of borrowing with interest, though, while I am aware that charging interest makes sense economically speaking.
Obviously, but why make savers pay all of the costs through financial repression? Why not have all citizens share the burden?
Christianity sanctified interest as moral over 500 years ago. Calvin argued that interest is not different from rent on land, which no one argues is immoral.
Stealing from lenders/savers is just an alternative to taxation, it is not more or less moral and arguably led to a decent period in wealth equality - it took the rich decades to take all the wealth back that they lost.
Yes it's immoral. It's immoral because it is theft and it's immoral because it violates the principle of equal treatment under the law.
Do you think stealing from the wealthy is moral? Anyway, most of the savers hurt by the program were not wealthy.
I understand the necessity of interest and how it is used - ex, to cool of an overheated economy.
Predatory lending, though, does not look like a sign of moral behavior on the part of the lender, nor does the inflation of LIBOR by a group of banks - both being illegal also.
Moreover, lending money to your parents or children etc with interest seems immoral - or that's how I see it anyways.
It is not immoral. Lenders were paid to take risks while taxpayers were not.
"This second wave of deleveraging took place during WWII, when the American government was running annual deficits of about 30% of GDP, supported by a Federal Reserve that enforced strict ceilings on the government's borrowing costs. It is difficult to imagine how America (or, for that matter, Ireland, Spain, and the UK) will get out of its current predicament and return to reasonable levels of employment in a timely manner without a similar process occurring."
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"Everyone believes—for better and for worse—that the financial sector will never again be allowed to endure another crisis."
I'm having a problem reconciling the preceding statement with the following.
"Perhaps the biggest conclusion of all is that any extended period of rapidly rising prices is an indication of a bubble—and that sadly there is no painless way to clean up the mess after the bubble pops.
Isn't the bubble popping and subsequent mess what is believed to be too much to endure, and hence being prevented? Is the point that bubbles will happen, pop and efforts at prevention doomed ab initio?
People can *believe* that the financial sector will never again be allowed to endure another crisis but be wrong. In fact, that pernicious belief arguably makes the crisis that ends up occurring far worse than it otherwise would be. That is why I wrote that, "in the long run, this could prove ruinous."
That belief is also what encourages bankers to take extra risks, knowing they will be bailed out if they fail.
*believing* they will be bailed out if they fail.
Don't be so quick to forget the bank formerly known as Lehman Brothers.
How many Wall Street banks did the gov't allow to go down after that?
I believe it was zero.
TBTF is TBTM
To Big To Fail is To Big To Manage
I put *believe* for a reason.
TBTF is why we need legislation to unwind the banks if they hit a bad spot.
And from my memory, many of those failing banks weren't 'TBTF' and poorly managed, just left completely exposed from other collapsing institutions. Who was left holding the bag after Lehman Brothers collapsed? That money, that insurance- it disappeared and that was the panic. No one could tell how exposed they were, how interconnected they were, and if anyone else was going to collapse.
And since you believe strongly in TBTM, pray tell where is that tipping point? How many billions does a bank have to have before it is TBTM? Is it a certain % of market share? What makes a medium-sized bank manageable and a large-sized bank unmanageable? And more importantly where do they change size? It's awfully ignorant to say 'too big' when you can't point out when it's 'just right.'
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I have never tried carrot jam. This looks yummy! My daughter adores carrots. It would be great to try carrots apart from the carrot sticks we have grown to love. A must try!
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Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterEver heard of the "Chosin Few"?
We heard from Richard C. Meyer, co-director and co-writer of "Chosin Animated". There's a Kickstarter campaign in progress for an animated film based on a graphic novel Richard and his team created. The co-director is Brian Iglesias, who directed the documentary "Chosin" which is currently on Netflix. Plans are in the works for comics, graphic novels, 3D animation and movies. This is a very special project as it involves the Battle of Chosin in the Korean War of the early 1950s. Chosin was one of the most heroic and inspiring battles in the history of the US Marines as they were vastly outnumbered and were fighting isolated in the bitter cold. You can see the campaign here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie Check out the video...
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterThe Chosin Few.
That's what the survivors of the Battle of Chosin are called. This is an almost forgotten episode in the history of armed conflict in which American Marines valiantly fought in an impossible situation and prevailed. They saved the lives of many tens of thousands of civilian refugees. Thousands of Korean lives were saved. This is a very worthwhile project, and the fact they want to do this with animation is another plus. Consider supporting the Chosin Kickstarter campaign. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie Here's more video to help educate as to what this Battle of Chosin was about...
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterSince I featured this on AN's homepage it's been getting a lot of attention from feeds. That's the great thing about out revamped homepage. Subjects from the forums get much wider exposure and we can help move the word out in a very effective manner.
Since the time of publication on AN the "Chosin: hold the Line" campaign on Kickstarter has gone from virtually nothing in its account to $12,830 pledged of a $25,000 goal. More than halfway there and still time to make it with 15 days left in the campaign. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterCharles,
Thanks again for being the first to give our project some press. Your article helped spear-head a spike in backers and interest and we are at 62% with 12 days left, which gives us very good odds. Thanks, Richard
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterGlad to help out Richard. Posted an entry about your campaign on AN's Facebook page today. Looks like you continue to make progress.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Animation ... 8748898069 So far there's 358 backers pledging $17,213 towards your $25K goal with 11 days to go. Here's the link to the Chosin campaign on Kickstarter folks. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterThe Chosin campaign is bearing down!
There's 395 backers at $19,481 of the $25,000 goal with 8 days to go... http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterClosin' in on Chosin...
There's 427 backers pledging $21,147 of a $25,000 goal with 6 days to go. Odds are good that we'll see yet another successful crowdfunding campaign! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterThey did it!
There are 481 backers who've chosen the Chosin project to pledge $25,025 surpassing the $25K goal and adding yet another successful crowdfunding campaign to the Kickstarter roster with 5 more days to go! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterLuv a Press Release like this one...
............ Veteran Expeditionary Media is proud to announce the commencement of production of the 3D animated short film Chosin: Hold the Line. Hold the Line is being produced by the same team of combat veterans that created the award winning Korean War documentary Chosin. The animated film is an adaptation of their follow on project, a graphic novel also titled Hold the Line, which will be released in early 2013. The story follows Private First Class Billy French, a young Marine who joined the 'Corps to be a warrior and ended up as a mail clerk. French is assigned to make a routine mail delivery to the grunts of Fox Company at their hilltop position which guards the only way in – and out – of the Chosin Reservoir. When French makes his delivery, he is caught in a massive surprise attack, and the 12,000 men of the 1st Marine Division are locked in savage combat against over 120,000 enemy. French and the Marines of Fox Company hold their ground on what will be forever known as "Fox Hill," where 250 Marines held off 10,000 enemy and saved the 1st Marine Division. After 6 days of combat, French marches off of the hill and has to lead inexperienced combat replacements as they fight their way 68 miles to freedom and save the lives of thousands of refugees. This epic battle contends with the 300 Spartans at Thermopylae as one of the most heroic feats of all time. Hold the Line is a first in animation history; a 3D animated war film about Marines in combat - made by Marine combat veterans. "We want to hit a broader audience and that younger generation is not one we've been able to reach as well with the documentary," producer Anton Sattler explains. "This allows us to cross-pollinate audiences. So you might have people who watch the documentary that would have never watched an animated film, but because they know the story they'll be interested. Or you'll have the kids who would never bother to watch a Korean War documentary watch the animated film, get really interested in the characters, be blown away by [the story] they see on screen, and then they want to learn more." The film will be completed and released Summer 2013 with plans to have it evolve into a feature length film. Hold the Line will be produced by Brian Iglesias and Anton Sattler and will be directed by Brian Iglesias and Richard C. Meyer. For details and imagery, please visit the recently successful KickStarter campaign: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie Contact is Brian Iglesias at email@example.com or 732-642-1736
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterHere's a nice Christmas present. The Chosin Kickstarter campaign wrapped up today.
Final tally... 551 backers pledge $30,508 of a $25,000 goal. Congrats guys! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/108 ... ated-movie
Re: Chosin Animated 'Hold the Line' - KickstarterThe rough draft storyboard is online for the successfully funded project about the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in the Korean War "Hold the Line"...
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Here is the official Anti-Piracy trailer for John Dies at the End. It is currently available for viewing on demand. Again it looks to have all the things we here at Mania want from our movies.
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I hate to break it to Hollywood, but the computer technology genie has been out of the bottle for some time now so unless we turn our society into a police state there won't be much they can do about it.
I think this looks great! It kind of reminds me of Slither, and I loved that film. Humor and gore go hand-in-hand.
Great humorous teaser. They are well aware the genie's out of the bottle but they are just having fun with an obvious fact.
I know this is based on a book by a regular writer for Cracked and its plot certainly answers complaints about movies with no new ideas.
Ummm, so everyone is just going to download this, right? Anti-piracy is such a joke, almost as laughable as the war on drugs.
People on this thread seem to be mistaken about what anti-piracy is about. The goal is not for 100% elimination of piracy. Everyone agrees that this is crazy and impossible. The goal is to reduce the amount of piracy in such a way as to maximize profits (which includes the cost of anti-piracy efforts). So if you have to spend a lot of money to reduce piracy, and that has no (or a negative) effect on sales, that is a bad business decision.
Studies have shown that the number 1 best way to reduce piracy is to improve access to people who want to pay for your product. This is what has lead to latest fad of simultaneous releases.
Of course, all such measures require a combination of carrot and stick. So there has to be some enforcement. But this does not mean Big Brother scanning everyone's drives. You just have to shut down sites that have no take-down policy, so that getting a seed becomes such a hassle that you might as well pay for it. The goal is to remove the temptation for casual piraters, not the hard core.
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Weaver Pitches 7 Shutout Innings to lead the Angels to their 6th Victory While the Ink Dries on His Brand, Spanking New Contract
We were not going to go to a game this week. Yes, we had originally planned on going to Tuesday night's game, but then the unexpected trip to Yosemite came up and it just seemed like too many things…Until Jered Weaver's press conference. I think Weaver got a great deal from the Angels. But at the same time, I am as touched as everyone else that he didn't wait to shop around as a free agent, potentially leaving significant dollars on the table to stay with the organization he grew up with.
Listening to the press conference on the radio at lunch on Tuesday and hearing Weaver say, with warmth and tears in his voice, 'I just couldn't see myself anywhere else but here,' 'How much more money do you really need?' and 'Watching all of the Angels alumni return to throw out first pitches for the 50th, I want to be part of that brotherhood.' I was thrilled. I was proud. I was moved. Heck, I even shed a few tears myself. There's just something about tough guys being moved to tears that causes a few of my own to roll down my face in sympathy. And suddenly, I really wanted to go the game on Wednesday and be part of the crowd cheering our admiration and thank yous when Weaver took the mound for his next start. I can't imagine sharing that with my non baseball fan friends. It's not like I know the guy, or much of anything about him outside of baseball. So I know they wouldn't understand needing to go to the game at that point in the slightest. But at the same time, I'm certain you all get it. :)
Reason #3,987,542 (give or take, it's a really long list!) my husband is the best ever? When I texted that I after listening to the press conference I wanted to go Wednesday's game after all. Could we go if I could find cheap tickets? He responded almost instantly with a 'Yes, please.' He was listening to the press conference too. So, many, many thanks to the Angels fans who decided to part with club level seats for $10 each. Were it not for the generosity and/or last minute changes in plans of fans such as yourself, I would sit at home a lot more often than I do. ;)
So, long story somewhat truncated, we got to see the Angels mini-sweep the White Sox (I just can't think of a two game series as a full series, sorry!), winning their sixth game in a row. The whole evening was perfect. We even got to the game in time to check out some of the warm ups which with our jobs and So Cal traffic, never happens:
The Angels bats went on a terror and guys found ways to get and base and score in a welcome trend I hope to see continue into the fall:
We saw seven Jered Weaver shutout innings followed by shutout innings from Bobby Cassevash and Fernando Rodney – note, he isn't coming in when it counts. Smart. Very smart:
And I got to see one iteration of my dream Peter Bourjos/Mike Trout outfield live and in person for an entire inning once Trout pinch hit for Vernon Wells in the 8th. Trout promptly knocked the ball into left field for his first big league pinch hit. So many firsts! *sniffles* Our baby's growing up so fast! ;):
From our vantage, we even caught random goofiness in the bullpens…or, invoking the Roger Rabbit Only When it's Funny Clause, chose to infer random goofiness:
And then, there was this. I hate the kiss cam. In fact, I think it's so stupid and pointless that until you all set me straight, I assumed it was a uniquely So Cal thing. We So Cal folk seem to need our beach balls and other lame distractions at perfectly good baseball games *rolls eyes* so it made a disturbing sort of sense. However, this season cheeky humor has arrived at the Big A. Finally, the sound guys have caught up with the times and play sarcastic music and sound effects when the visiting team strikes out, has a meeting on the mound…you know, like other teams do. In keeping with this sense of fun, the camera folks have continued their goofiness with the Kiss Cam's last victims each evening from where they left off with the Indians Bullpen back in April. The visitor's bullpen is a common target, as is the visitor's dugout – an injured Evan Longoria blowing kisses at the camera from his perch on the rail was a high point. But announcers, programmers and sound crew from visiting and home team alike aren't guaranteed a pass either. By now, this is a sufficiently well known prank that the victims usually play along, increasing the humor value considerably. The White Sox bullpen was no exception:
And, of course, all's well that ends well. Light that baby up! Hey, Shakespeare wrote it…except, you know, for that Angels-centric part there…and now you can read it on the Internets, so it absolutely has to be true:
Now, let's do it again, but in Texas shall we? I am so excited for this series! Ervin Santana and Jered Weaver are both even pitching on short rest to help get it done. Clearly the Angels are feeling extra competitive and I love it!
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It's great to see players stay with an organization. I think some players don't realize that the team is bigger than they are. It means a lot to trhe fans when they can get behind the player year after year and know that the player wants to play for them.
—Mark Gauthier
That was definitely the best part, Mark. Angels fan definitely love Weaver now we really know he loves us back. Is it his eyes? Is it in his charm? No no, if you want to know if he loves you so, it's in his player requested no trade clause. Shoop, shoop ;)
— Kristen
Oy. This was not a fun game for me to watch. I was watching on ESPN, and the commentators could not stop comparing the Sox to "a sports car going at 45 mph." But that's so cool that you got to be at the Weaver game. I totally get what you mean. An energy like that is incredible.
Ouch Catherine. The ESPN commentators make everything worse. I don't know a single team's hardcore fanbase that likes them.
— Kristen
I'm kind of glad Zach Stewart hasn't turned into Nolan Ryan right after the trade, though all reports indicate he's going to be pretty good. I'd still rather have Colby Rasmus though. Also nice to see Weaver hasn't let the contract go to his head, though there was little chance of that ever happening. Great pitcher, even better person (much different than Jeff.)
I don't know Bluejaysnest. Even Nolan Ryan didn't pitch like Nolan Ryan when he was a rookie. Until the Angels took him on, amusingly enough, he threw that hard and that fast with about 0 control. I imagine batters were petrified. So you never can tell. I know, I can stop talking any second now. ;) Yeah, I think the Angels definitely got the cream of the Weaver crop.
— Kristen
I was looking at the AL pitching leaders yesterday, and I saw that Weaver really makes the CY Young race close with Verlander. Verlander is probably going to win, but Weavers ERA is amazingly better. It's like barely over 2, that's absolutely remarkable. And one more thing, could you please add The Rays Rant to your 'Favorite AL East Blogs'?
It's definitely a tight Cy Young race in the AL this season, Yossif, and I am so pleased to see Weaver right up in the mix of things. He is having one helluva remarkable season and that's after leading the majors in strikeouts last season. But I agree Verlander has the edge, especially wth the no hitter. Barring an especially trying September, which is unlikely, he's going to win and it's well deserved.
— Kristen
hey, I'm glad that the angels were wise enough to ink Weaver to a long term deal. I don't think this guy will slow down anytime soon. Good sign!
Hey HTBM, where'd your blog go? I miss it. Thanks for dropping back by. Yeah, I don't think he's going to slow down soon either. I am ecstatic and proud of my team and our ace for getting this done early.
— Kristen
First, I envy your photographic skills. Great pics! The Conger photo is my fav. Second, The Big A is up there in my top 5 ballparks and one of the main reasons is cuz it's so fun! From the beautiful landscape to the perfect weather to the Rally Monkey and now the Kiss Cam antics, how fun!!! Finally, to all the critics, remember: I'm sure that standing O was worth the flack he's Weav is getting for not going out on the open market. To have a fanbase LOVE you no matter what… well, money can't buy that.
Thanks Jeff! It's really just a practice makes improvement kind of thing. I'm glad you like the Big A. I love it but I'm very biased and so it's nice to hear praise from outside – and I'm glad someone else loves our Rally Monkey. It's a goofy concept that the Angels crew and fans have a lot of fun with. Critics will always find something to criticize. If Weaver had gone out on the free agent market, I'm sure the same folks would be griping that he was overpaid and breaking hometown hearts (much like Lackey experienced and I'm not just talking about from Angels fans). I think the adulation means a lot to Weaver and I commend him for that and will happily continue to join Angels fans in lavishing it on him for years to come.
— Kristen
These game pics are the best. The kiss-cam is always a lot of fun. Thanks to the Angels for slowing the ChiSox down, but they keep winning now, and are hot on the Tigers heals. I hope the Angels can catch up with Texas win the West.
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Thanks Mike! And pleased to be of service in this regard. :) Thanks for the kind wishes for AL West. I hope your Tigers can hang on too. The Indians have been a great story this season but so has Verlander, the man is absolutely on fire!
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