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This US group was formed in 1964 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA. The line-up comprised five brothers, Ralph (10 December 1948), Antone Chubby, Feliciano Butch, Arthur Pooch and Perry Lee Tiny Tavares. Originally known as Chubby And The Turnpikes, the group assumed its familys surname in 1969. Although they lacked a di Read more
Formed in Chicago in 1960 and originally called the Hi-Lites, the group featured Eugene Record (23 December 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA, d. 22 July 2005, Chicago, Illinois, USA), Robert Lester (b. 1942, McComb, Mississippi, USA), Creadel Jones (b. 1939, St. Louis, Missouri, USA) and Marshall Thompson (b. April 1941, Chicago, Illinois, USA). Imbued with the tradition of doo- Read more
Formed in the Watts section of Los Angeles, California, USA in 1964, soul group the Whispers were originally comprised of Nicholas Caldwell (5 April 1944, Loma Linda, California, USA), twin brothers Wallace and Walter Scott (b. 23 September 1943, Fort Worth, Texas, USA), Marcus Hutson (b. 8 January 1943, St. Louis, Missouri, USA) and Gordy Harmon. The group recorded its firs Read more
The Stylistics were formed in 1968 from the fragments of two Philadelphia groups, the Monarchs and the Percussions, by Russell Thompkins Jnr. (21 March 1951, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA), Airrion Love (b. 8 August 1949, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA), James Smith (b. 16 June 1950, New York City, USA), Herbie Murrell (b. 27 April 1949, Lane, South Carolina, USA) and Jam Read more
This act was created by Dick Griffey, booking agent for US televisions Soul Train show, and Simon Soussan, a veteran of UKs northern soul scene. The latter produced Uptown Festival, a medley of popular Motown Records favourites, which was issued on Griffeys Solar label. Although credited to Shalamar, the track featured session musicians Read more
Debra (9 July 1954), Joan (b. 13 September 1956), Kim (b. 21 August 1957) and Kathy Sledge (b. 6 January 1959) were all born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. They started their recording career on the Money Back label with 1971s Time Will Tell. A short time working as backing singers followed before the quartet enjoyed a series of minor R& Read more
This Philadelphia, USA-based vocal quintet comprised Theodore Ted Mills (lead), Vernon Sawyer (tenor, baritone), Wendell Sawyer (baritone), Keith Beaton (tenor) and Richard Pratt (bass). Produced by Norman Harris, a Philly sweet soul veteran, the groups textured harmonies were ably supported by the classic MFSB house band, resulting in some of the genres Read more
Formed in Hackensack, New Jersey, USA, in 1968, this distinctive sweet soul trio comprised Al Goodman (31 March 1947, Jackson, Mississippi, USA; ex-Vipers and Corvettes), Harry Ray (b. 15 December 1946, Longbranch, New Jersey, USA, d. 1 October 1992; ex-Sounds Of Soul and Establishment) and William Brown (b. 30 June 1946, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA; ex-Broadways and Unique Read more
Theodore Pendergrass, 26 March 1950, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Pendergrass joined Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes in 1969, when they invited his group, the Cadillacs, to work as backing musicians. Initially their drummer, Pendergrass had become the featured vocalist within a year. His ragged, passionate interpretations brought distinction to such releases as I Read more
Soul/dance act comprising Sharon Bryant (vocals), David Lewis (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Jonathan Lewis (keyboards/trombone), Wayne Lewis (vocals/keyboards), Koran Daniels (saxophone), William Suddeeth III (trumpet), Clifford Archer (bass), Joseph Phillips (percussion), and Porter Carroll Jnr. (drums). The Lewis component of the group comprises three brothers who had previous Read more
Five-piece vocal group formed in Detroit, Michigan, in 1966 comprising Emanuel (EJ) Johnson, David Banks, Joe (Jobie) Thomas, Ed (Mickey) Clanton and Bobby Green. Their career did not take off, however, until they moved to Los Angeles in the 70s, signing to United Artists Records and releasing an excellent debut album and hitting the Top 30 of the pop charts with Gloria Read more
Although based in Britain, Heatwave was formed by the Wilder brothers, Johnnie (3 July 1949, Dayton, Ohio, USA, d. 13 May 2006, Clayton, Ohio, USA) and Keith, on their discharge from the US Army. An advertisement in a music paper yielded Hull, England-born songwriter and keyboardist Rod Temperton, while further members recruited were the American guitarists Eric Johns (b. Er Read more


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When 20% is the Right Depth for RH Testing
In the past few decades in the building industry, concrete moisture testing has seen some significant changes in both methodology and technology that have ultimately worked to improve the understanding and best practices of the building and flooring industries.
Concrete Moisture Testing: A Brief History
Concrete is a construction material that has been around for centuries, and many monuments to its longevity are still standing. However, there are also numerous incidents of concrete failing or having permanent flaws because of problems that resulted in connection with moisture conditions. Measuring moisture levels in concrete has become a critical part of the process.
In recent years, a variety of methods for measuring moisture in concrete have become common:
The Calcium Chloride (CaCl) Test (or MVER), also known as the moisture vapor emission rate test: CaCl testing uses a desiccant material sealed under an impermeable cover and measures the amount of weight gain in the crystals over a certain amount of time. That gain is considered to be moisture emitting from the slab, and an indicator of the remaining moisture in the slab. It began merely as a "dampness test" in the 1940s but has become a standard test in the flooring and building industry, even though there is no scientific backing for the test method.
The Calcium Chloride Test is currently the method covered by ASTM F1869, although it has also been specifically disallowed for lightweight concrete.
The Hood Method: First used in Europe around 2005, the hood method uses a moisture-resistant, insulated hood to cover a probe placed on top of the concrete surface. The expectation was that the test would recreate the conditions a floor covering would experience if installed on the concrete slab and give an indication of the readiness for a floor covering to be applied. It is the test method outlined in ASTM F2420.
Concrete Moisture Meters:
These function in the same manner as other moisture meters. An electrical or electronic signal is sent into the concrete and the resistance or return is translated into a measurement meant to indicate the moisture level in the slab. There is no ASTM standard for using concrete moisture meters for testing concrete slab moisture levels, although they can be useful survey tools.
The problem with each of these three methods is that they are limited to only the surface conditions of the concrete slab. (Moisture meters are also affected by internal elements, like rebar or admixtures in the concrete mix.) The reality of drying concrete is that moisture sits in a gradient pattern with moisture levels increasing towards the bottom of the slab, and ambient conditions can quickly affect the surface conditions without uniformly changing internal moisture content.
A more accurate method of testing moisture in concrete slabs was needed, and research indicated that relative humidity (RH) testing was proven to be more reliable.
Relative Humidity (RH) Testing
Relative humidity testing as we know it today began in Sweden in the mid-1990s. The studies performed there led to the conclusion that the best method for determining what a concrete slab's final moisture level would be if a floor covering was installed was to place a sensor in the slab itself. Hence, this test system is sometimes referred to as using "in situ" probes and is covered under ASTM F2170.
There are two types of RH test probes. The first uses a cylindrical sleeve placed in a hole drilled in the slab, then inserts a sensor into the sleeve to take the reading. These probes are reusable but require calibration checks within a 30-day window before each use, and annual recalibration at a minimum. The second type, like the Rapid RH® 4.0, combines the sensor and sleeve for insertion into the slab and takes readings with a separate reading device.
Doing the Math: 40%
With either form of RH probe, studies prove that readings taken at 40% of the slab depth provides the reading that would coincide with the final slab RH level after it has fully equilibrated under an installed flooring or sealant. For the majority of flooring installations, 40% is the magic number for correctly installing the RH sensor and meeting industry standards. So, if a slab measures 6 inches deep, the test hole should be drilled 2.4 inches deep.
But 40% is not the right number for every installation.
Doing the Math: 20%
Testing also proved that for a slab drying from two sides, 40% was not yielding accurate results. For a concrete slab drying from two sides, 20% actually represents the most accurate depth for finding the final RH levels. With moisture exiting the slab from two sides, the natural gradient of concrete in the slab actually means moisture is highest closer to the center of the slab, than at the bottom as it is when the slab is only drying from one side. To accurately measure RH then, the test hole must be at 20% of the slab depth: a 6-inch slab drying from two sides would instead need to have test holes drilled to 1.2 inches.
Relative humidity testing, like the innovative and easy-to-use Rapid RH® 4.0, provides the most accurate available testing to prevent moisture-related flooring problems. To learn more about the science and history of RH testing, visit our free webinar here.
Understanding the correct depth for each probe means those results can drive your schedule and your decisions with the best possible information.


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So there I was in the South Pacific: Nadi, Fiji (pronounced "Nan-dee"). Having been on the country's main, largest island - Viti Levu - for just over an hour, I was completely drenched in sweat. My cotton t-shirt was soaked; I could feel the beads of sweat running steadily down my back between my shoulder blades, and the sweat soon began to accumulate on my forehead and creep its way down into my eyes (after having saturated my eyebrows). As I breathed in the hot, humid, heavy air, I sighed and a feeling of comfort and relaxed happiness spread through me: while not home (what is home, by the way? That is a topic for a blog entry all in its own... perhaps another day), this was a close second!
We made our way to our accommodation and I could already feel my pace slowing down (partially because of the heat, and partially because I was back on island time). Island time is one thing, but as I began to take the rental car and circumnavigate Fiji's largest island, I would soon learn that Fiji Time was another thing altogether...


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Eagles Kick Off 2013 Tour With Classics and Rarities-Packed Set List
The Eagles kicked off their History of the Eagles tour over the weekend in Louisville, and the show's set list was packed with classics as well as a few deep album tracks.
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Almost A Lindfield All bouldering
7 routes in cliff- 100% Boulder
- Grades: AU
- Approach time: 25 seconds
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- Ascents: 15
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With the same style of sandstone found at Lindfield Rocks, but lacking in height, this face is Almost A Lindfield boulder.
Access issues inherited from Balls Head
Climbing of any kind (including bouldering) has been banned by North Sydney City Council throughout the Ball's Head Reserve since 1996. Please don't jeopardise future attempts to restore access by flouting the ban.
It's just a traverse to the left, and then a dyno to the riiiiiiiight (of A Frontline Affair). Put your hands on the rock, and squeeze your core in tiiiight.
Ethic inherited from When Crags Collide
When Crags Collide is a bolt free environment. Bolting will not be tolerated by the developers and more than likely North Sydney Council as well.
When Crags Collide was developed as pure bouldering for the love of bouldering. The developers want it to remain this way.
It may be tempting to bolt the highballs or even put some sneaky carrots in at the top. The developers did discuss this as an option and decided seeing this is a popular look out, and the base is on a very popular hiking track, that bolts would only detract from the natural beauty of the area that non-climbers come to enjoy.
There's one rusted forgotten bolt at the top of Lindfield With A Water View from several decades ago. This is a mark oh history but if any other bolts are found here they'll be chopped by either the developers or once again, more than likely North Sydney Council.
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Matthew Yglesias posting in Slate, also gave us a few words on Dylan Matthews's post about Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). He starts with this thought:
"Is the inflation of the 1970s a myth? I don't think it was, but something Dylan Matthews' excellent overview of Modern Monetary Theory illustrates is that some people think it was. That to me is a mistake, and people should try to separate the merits of heterodox macroeconomic theory (which I think are considerable) from a handful of incidental political commitments that its adherents have. The core point of MMT is that if you have a freely floating fiat currency then the sovereign can't "run out of money" and the point of taxes is to regulate demand not to finance government activities. But even though this is a "heterodox" view, I think few mainstream people would actually deny it. Instead they think that talking in these terms will lead to dangerous inflation. I think that fear is overblown, but not as overblown as Jamie Galbraith thinks it is."
The 1970s Inflation
Reading this, I had the definite feeling that the old aphorism about people who fight new paradigms and ridicule/marginalize their adherents, and often opine later that there is nothing new there, is all too true. Matty ought to give everyone a break and admit that the mainstream has been beating the drums of insolvency terrorism since shortly after the Obama Administration began and still is. So, mainstream people have been saying that there can be an insolvency problem in very large numbers, and if they are doing so less now, it's only because any fool can plainly see that austerity is failing all over the world, as MMT predicted when the austerity craze started, and also because many more people are reading MMT blogs than was the case two years ago, and they are beginning to pick up some of the core insights.
To say that ". . . few mainstream people would actually deny it. Instead they think that talking in these terms will lead to dangerous inflation" is to to imply that most mainstream people are elitist liars who have been engaged in deficit terrorism because they thought it was a more effective political tactic than using the inflation bogeyman.
That may, in fact, be true. But I wonder what the mainstream would have to say about Matty's implication, that its economists haven't really been being ignorant and dumb; just elitist, dishonest, and manipulative.
I lived through the inflation of the 70s, and I can attest to its reality, and severity for some people, but relatively mild impact for others. I also think that the causes of that inflation were not simply increases in nominal unit labor costs, but increases in interest costs caused by the Federal Reserve's policies, the actions of the oil cartel, and particularly the Saudis, the activity of speculators, the constraining regulations on Natural Gas production, and the failure of the Carter Administration to employ price controls and rationing due to its neoliberal biases.
The other factors I've mentioned were much more important in causing the inflation than rising nominal labor costs, which were primarily reactive to the cost-push inflation caused by the other factors. Government deficit spending had almost no role in the 1970s inflation, which was due much more to cost-push than to demand-pull factors.
Types of Inflation
Matty next quotes Galbraith from Matthews's article pointing out that we haven't seen a serious demand-driven inflation since WWI and that one occurred under very unique circumstances unlikely to happen again.
"I think this contains some insight. Unfortunately the standard concept of "inflation" runs together two very different scenarios. In one kind of "inflation", China abandons Maoist economic policies, its population gets richer, as it gets richer they start eating more meat, and this pushes the worldwide price of meat, dairy, and grains upward. That's a real thing and it hurts real people in their pocket books, but these kind of global commodity price fluctuations aren't effectively addressed by demand regulators. And one story some people have about the seventies is that it was just a global commodities issue. OPEC pushed up the price of oil, so we got "inflation" but this is nothing like the World War One case where dodgy government financial practices eroded the value of money."To me, this was really an "off the wall" response to Galbraith's view, since Galbraith was clearly talking about the likelihood of demand-pull inflation inflation occurring in the United States, and was also implying that the Weimar and other WWI aftermath inflations had nothing to do with that policy. Also, in referring to "dodgy government financial practices" in the last sentence, Matty seems to be saying that the Weimar Government was guilty of such practices, but given the size of their Versailles-imposed reparations to be repaid only in goldmarks or foreign exchange, what could the German Government have done to recover from the War, except try the money-printing strategy to try to get the foreign exchange needed? If anybody was guilty of "dodgy financial practices" it was the Versailles peacemakers who, in imposing a Roman peace on Germany, insisted on payment conditions that the Germans could not possibly meet, especially since the French and Belgians seized control of the Ruhr and with it much of Germany's industrial capacity in 1923.
But, that aside, Matty glosses over the fact that demand regulators can't very well control worldwide demand-pull inflation in the international economic system from a legislative foundation in a single country, as long as they're committed to maintaining a free market in the commodities that are the object of such inflation. That is, the China example basically says that when people in many nations other than the US and the previously developed nations get wealthy enough to create greater effective demand on certain commodities in a relatively free market, and that demand outruns supply, then price increases that hurt people will result.
But why is this a criticism or reflection on the MMT view, or what Galbraith had to say? Galbraith and the MMTers have clearly been talking about regulating demand-pull inflation in the United States caused by excessive deficit spending.
Moving to Matty's example, MMT would certainly predict that when an economic system has no common currency, but a relatively free market in certain commodities, and also limited supply, then increasing demand might well result in inflation. As for the '70s oil inflation, that wasn't the result of either a free market or increasing worldwide demand for oil, but rather of the factors I called out above being called into play by the Oil Cartel's control of the world supply of oil. So, that inflation was an instance of cost-push, not demand-pull inflation, and requires different measures to control.
I hesitate to say what MMT might recommend in the two cases of increasing world-wide demand, highlighted by Matty, because I'm not sure that all of us would say the same thing, nor am I one of the economists developing the MMT approach. But, speaking as someone who's been researching MMT for some time, in the '70s case, I would have placed domestic price and wage controls on commodities except on foreign sales to oil exporting countries, where prices of exports would have been pegged to increases in the prices of their oil exports. I would have also recommended de-regulating natural gas, and oil rationing to cut demand for the cartel-restricted supply. I would not have implemented higher interest rates as the Fed did. Until the very end, when the economic system was driven into recession, that only "fed" the inflation fire, while creating "stagflation." I think such measures, consistent with MMT as I understand it, would have "choked off" the '70s inflation in a much shorter time than the policies followed in the 1970s and the early 1980s.
As for the present increasing demand on the world's food supply, that's certainly not being caused by deficit spending by an International currency issuer, since there is none. And the only remotely similar entity to that is the ECB which is gradually choking off economic activity in the Eurozone to save its financial elites. I think commodity inflation must be fought by Governments legislating and enforcing existing laws against speculation, preventing cost-push inflation of the kind we saw in the 70s using the measures outlined, and by allowing commodity markets to adjust to the need for more supply, or producers to create substitutes for commodities in short supply. I also think control of speculation and market forces will probably suffice to relieve the pressure we've been seeing in commodities.
If that fails, however, then Governments whose economies can produce abundant supplies will have to place export controls on commodities necessary for their own populations in order to contain domestic inflation. That will not be popular. But we do still live in a nation state system, and the first responsibility of national governments still is to the general welfare of their own populations. Of course, such measures will result in other nations placing their own export controls on abundant commodities, and nations will have to negotiate bilateral agreements to serve their respective populations.
Unit Labor Costs
Matty Yglesias continues with his remarks about inflation:
"That's why my favorite indicator of inflation is "unit labor costs":Now that way of putting things is strange. Not that the general point is wrong, but if real unit labor costs exceed real labor productivity over the long term, that would create survival pressures for business. But, if there was an anomalous rise in labor costs in the 1970s, there was also an initial anomalous rise in the cost of oil before that rise, and later there was an anomalous pattern of interest increases implemented by the Fed that hasn't been seen before or since, as well as anomalous rises in commodity prices. To read the quote above, one would think that the rise in unit labor costs was itself inflation, rather than just an adjustment of the cost of labor to all the price increases going on around it."Unit labor costs are basically wages divided by productivity. It's not the price of labor, in other words, but the price of labor output. If productivity is rising faster than wages, then even if wages themselves are rising, unit labor costs are falling. Conversely, if wages rise faster than productivity than unit labor costs are going up. Clearly there's nothing wrong with a little increase in unit labor costs here or there. But over the long term, growth in unit labor costs needs to be constrained or else it becomes impossible to employ anyone. And you can see that in the seventies it's not just that gasoline got more expensive, we had an anomalous spate of high unit labor cost growth. That was inflation and it's what led to the regime change that's governed for the past thirty years."
The truth, again, is that the inflation of the '70s was caused by a complex of inter-related phenomena and the rise in unit labor costs was only one of these. It may have been the one that neoliberals focused on in the '80s to avoid pinning the blame for what happened on the Cartel, the failures of the Carter Administration and the Fed's policies, and to claim that the inflation was due to demand-pull factors, but that doesn't mean that their analysis was correct.
Today, we know that Paul Volcker and Jimmy Carter handled the 1970s inflation incompetently, and we also recognize that the behavior of the Cartel, and the excessive regulations on natural gas made this a cost-push and not a demand-pull inflation, and that the Fed policy of targeting the unit cost of labor as a trigger for raising interest rates for the next 30 years or so was part of its low inflation at the cost of high unemployment policy that it illegally engaged in, in violation of the Humphrey-Hawkins Act. In his post, critiquing Matty's missive, Steve Randy Waldman (SRW), had the following to say:
". . . Yglesias has fallen into a trap. Unit labor costs are not "basically wages divided [by] productivity". That's not the right definition at all. [See update.] Unit labor costs are nominal wages per unit of output. With a little bit of math [1], it's easy to show thatSRW continues his discussion in this vein pointing out the Fed's hawkishness on unit labor costs has had a heavy constraining influence on the presidency because Presidents have wanted to be very careful about economic policies that might increase unit labor costs and cause the Fed to activate contractionary reactions. He says further:UNIT_LABOR_COSTS = PRICE_LEVEL × LABOR_SHARE_OF_OUTPUT
An increase in unit labor costs can mean one of two things. It can reflect an increase in the price level — inflation — or it can reflect an increase in labor's share of output. The Federal Reserve is properly in the business of restraining the price level. It has no business whatsoever tilting the scales in the division of income between labor and capital.
Yet throughout the Great Moderation, increases in unit labor costs were the standard alarm bell cited by Fed policy makers as an event that would call for more restrictive policy. And all through the Great Moderation, except for a brief surge during the tech boom, labor's share of output was in secular decline. (More recently, the Great Recession has been accompanied by a stunning collapse in labor share. Record corporate profits!)"
". . . . In this environment, the decline of labor unions and their shift in focus from wage growth to working conditions was understandable. If workers won on wages, they would lose when the recession put them out of work. As long as wages were contained, monetary policy was "accommodative", and workers could supplement their purchasing power with borrowings and asset appreciation. During the Great Moderation, wage growth was rendered obsolete. A superior means of middle class prosperity had been invented. Or so it seemed, until we experienced the toxic after-effects in 2008. Now we have grown skeptical of debt-fueled pseudoprosperity. But the covert hostility to wage growth that underpinned Great Moderation monetary policy remains unchallenged.Very good questions. Why have we allowed the Fed aided by presidents to implement policies that increase returns to capital, but suppress returns to labor? Is this what Americans think has been going on and what they approve, or has this been made possible only because of "the independence" of the Fed, its systematic lack of transparency to the public, and the unwillingness of Presidents to contest the power and "independence" of the Fed either legally or informally?"I imagine some readers saying to themselves, "But still. If the labor cost of 'stuff' is allowed to grow, how can that not be inflationary? It's common sense." And that's true, as far as it goes. But if the capital cost of stuff grows, that must also be inflationary. Suppose we define the complement to unit labor costs, unit capital costs. Unit capital costs might be defined as "business profits per unit of output". Would it be politically tolerable in the United States to have a central bank that prevented expansions of business profit per unit sold? Is restraining profitability of investment a proper role for a central bank? If suppressing returns to capital would be improper, why on Earth do we tolerate a central bank that opposes returns to labor?"
Time for a Change in Regimes?
Even though Matty Yglesias seems convinced of the importance of increases in nominal unit labor costs as a primary cause of inflation needing to be constrained in the long run, he, nevertheless agrees with SRW and I that the approach to constraining such costs that the US has followed for the past 30 years and more cannot be continued. He says:
"In the wake of the Great Recession, I think we need another change in regime. We can't continue with an approach that always delivers on price stability but frequently leads to prolonged spells of mass unemployment. But I think to push for that regime change credibly, people need to acknowledge what went wrong in the past and need to explain why it won't happen again. I would say, for example, that one of the great virtues of the more globalized economy of 2012 rather than 1972 is that the freer flow of goods across borders makes inflation much less likely."I agree that the approach we've been following won't do, and with SRW's notion that Fed policy should not be biased in favor of returns to capital and against returns to labor. It is very plain to me that the severe economic inequality that has developed in the United States, and that now threatens our democracy, is in great part due to the Fed's policies in past decades and to its fixation on inflation control. But I also think that changing these policies to ones that would be more neutral won't work to redress the inequality that has already been created. What needs to be done instead, is to positively bias Fed policy toward returns to labor for some time to come, as part of a more comprehensive policy to lessen the levels of economic inequality that beset the American social, economic and political systems.
I also agree with Matty Yglesias's call for people to acknowledge what went wrong in the past and to explain why it won't happen again. But as I said earlier, my thinking about what went wrong in the '70s, and also MMT thinking about it are both very different from his. As a result, I think corresponding explanations of why it won't happen again are likely to be very different also. Again, I don't think what we have to acknowledge is that increases in unit labor costs caused the '70s inflation.
In fact, I think that is a very partial, and therefore false narrative of what happened then. And I'm afraid I also think that Matty ought to take his own advice and acknowledge the roles of 1) the Cartel, 2) the Federal Reserve, and 3) the Carter Administration as all being much more important in the severity of that cost-push inflation then the rise in unit labor costs was.
And, I think an explanation of why that is unlikely to happen again, will have to be conditional on the wisdom of future Federal Reserve Governors and Presidents in providing the right responses to any reconstitution of the Cartel, or aggressive moves by the Saudis and oil speculators to drive prices up. If the '70s are not to happen again, it will not be enough to rely on the more globalized economy of 2012, with its cross-border competition among workers, creating a race to the bottom in wages, and untoward returns to capital.
The Federal Government will have to be much more aggressive in implementing a response, recognizing that an inflation like that in the 70s would be cost-push and not demand-pull. And that to manage it, policies that choke off government deficit spending, and tighten credit, will be much more costly than policies involving trade retaliation, price controls, rationing, substitution of commodities subject to cost-push, and above all continuous and very substantial investments in government programs developing alternative energy sources.


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There was no dramatic shift in the Springboks' attacking game plan in the Castle Rugby Championship opener. No departure to an expansive method. Nothing about it suggested the Springboks have the capacity to match the All Blacks on attack. But there's lots to be optimistic about, writes RYAN VREDE.
The Springboks were excellent against Argentina, running in nine tries in their 73-13 victory. However, the assessment of the performance, particularly from an attacking point of view, demands perspective. The post-match analysis from some of the country's major media platforms has been misleading. From the postings on various social media networks, it appears that ill-informed analysis has been bought.
There has been an impression created that the Springboks have adopted a new, enterprising approach that features none of the conservatism that marked their performances in 2012. Nonsense. Firstly, there needs to be an appreciation of the calibre of their opponents. The Pumas were missing a couple of key players, which undoubtedly benefited the Springboks. Argentina's defensive effort started out well, but faded badly as the match wore on. Early in the second half their resolve had clearly been eroded, allowing the Springboks to run rampant.
More importantly, one needs to understand Heyneke Meyer has never valued a pragmatic, kick-heavy approach over a more ball-in-hand one. So there is no major transition, just evidence of improvement in the designated task.
Meyer, in my professional association with him, has always held firm that if the situation allowed it (a numbers advantage out wide or backs versus forwards scenario, for example), his teams should have a crack at it. To get to a point where his players are assessing the situation, making the right decisions under pressure and then executing the play was always the vision. This is where our optimism should have its root, not in a perceived razzle-dazzle game plan.
The quality of that assessment, decision-making and execution was good at the Calabash. Furthermore, how clinical the Springboks were on attack with the wealth of possession they enjoyed over 80 minutes deserves praise. There were games in last year's Rugby Championship campaign where they enjoyed similar levels of possession and territory, only to undermine their cause through imprecision.
The very least the South African rugby fraternity have the right to demand this season is progress and improvement on their 2012 showings. Compare Saturday's performance at Soccer City to the same fixture at Newlands last year – where the Springboks stuttered to a three-try 27-6 victory over Argentina – and you would be hard-pressed to build an argument that that improvement was not evident.
Meyer's Bulls teams took time to evolve into the formidable attacking units they were in their pomp, and it appears that the Springboks are moving down a similarly encouraging path. Of course, New Zealand and Australia will pose considerably sterner challenges, with the Springboks' space and time cut down in a manner of which Argentina weren't capable. How they respond to those challenges will be a truer measure of any attacking improvement. But on the evidence of their showing in Johannesburg, the Springboks seem to be on the right course.
They will kick often against the All Blacks and Wallabies. Territory will still rule in those Tests, and rightly so. That doesn't mean Meyer is scared of those opponents or that he will be shackling his charges' attacking gifts. It certainly won't be a tactical regression because there hasn't been a tactical progression – only an improvement on a pre-existing aspect of their method.
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Small town America, and its values are dying. Very sad and unfortunate.
Yeah. City folk can be a real peculiar breed .
Two instances that stick out in my mind are these.
In St Clair Co. Mi, (by me), some ding dong moves out to the country, dirt road and whatnot, and then starts complaining to the township that her elderly neighbor lady needed to start mowing her field full of noxious weeds{10 or 15 acres) because it was causing her allergies to run out of control.
AND this one is a real beaut;
Same deal, people buy a piece of land, build a house, south of Lansing 20-30 miles, then all of a sudden begin complaining about the pig farm 4 parcels away........DUMB BELLS!!!!!!!!!!!
And the good news is this... believe it or not... people are moving out of the country/small town... and into metropolis... I'm all for it... let 'em go...
There's still plenty out there somewhere, you just have to look for it and adjust accordingly. Maybe fewer jobs that might pay less, but hey, money's not all it's cracked up to be.
My wife has a bumper sticker "Like the Snow and Cold, Keeps out the Riff-Raff"
I just tell folks we like our Philharmonic and Opera Company just fine the way they are, and maybe they ought to slide on up the road to Hartsel because they have Kabuki Theater too. That is a reason to open carry too - scares off some of the anti-gun riff-raff and a bunch of the liberals and progressives.
The only downside is no grocery store for 1/2 hour, restaurants are an hour plus...........you can tell I'm from Kansas because I measure distances with the amount of time required to get somewhere.
BTW - This thread title has it backwards - should be removing civilization from the rural areas.
More true than we really want to believe. Depends on your definition of "civilization" though. I could never understand the reasoning why a small group moves into an area and all of a sudden they don't like it and want to change it to the horrid place they left behind. I would almost believe that those people were sent in some outlandish Recon Mission to scope out the place, complain about it and then get others of their kind to move in and help "correct" the situation.Quote:
BTW - This thread title has it backwards - should be removing civilization from the rural areas.
I wonder what would happen if some of us moved into "their" environment and wanted to change it to something it has never been?
I think we'd be in for a real fight.
we go hunting in east texas and it's just like that. at the dinner people will be showing off a gun outside and no one freaks out. comments like "my husband, he just got a new gun and just has to show it off" and "men, they just have to play with their toys "
I have one caveat on this plan of buying acreage. When growing up in a small town of 1,200 in the Catskill area of NY, everybody had large amounts of property. My father had a tiny amount of only 10 acres, many others had 50, 100, 200 or more acres. What happened is that the NY City crowd kept creeping outward until they were settling in our area. They immediately got involved in the city, town, and county government as it is their desire to make "Changes" to want isn't broken. To get their hands on the land, they removed the agriculture zoning and started taxing the land as suburban real estate. So a farmer with 200 acres in the family for over a hundred years was suddenly faced with a $500,000 tax bill. His property was taken for failure to pay taxes and that was that. Over and over we watched it happen. My Dad moved out of that area in the early 70's and it was pretty much ruined. So be careful about large amounts of "Taxable" land. I suggest that you have it surveyed into 2 parcels, one of 5-10 acres with your house on it, and the rest as a separate deed. Then you can always sell off the larger acreage and still keep your home.
Maybe ten years back a family bought a nice patch of land and built a huge fancy house on it. The next year they tried to get the Sheriff to arrest the farmer because the chaff coming off his combine was blowing into their yard. They had told the farmer earlier that he needed to wait till the wind was blowing away from them before harvesting his wheat.
He politely refused their offer so they called in the troops lol.
We live out in the country 30 minutes to closest grocery store so not the sticks but close..
We built our house in a 77ac "neighboorhood" there are only 4 houses out there and were all about as far from one another as possible. But here recently they have begun pre building houses directly across the street from my house, which im un happy about but i guess that is life.
The problem comes in though when the builder/owner (he picked up the land cheap when they origanal guy died hoping to make a few dollars on the land/houses) stops at my house and informs me I must quit shooting on MY land because I am scaring away future buyers. I have a built back stop that will stop anything I own, and plenty big enough not to miss. I aksed on what grounds he thinks he can come on my property and tell me what to do...He didnt know how to reply so i informed him it was perfectly legal to shoot where we are with a proper set up, which i have.
Lucky me im involved with the all the town meetings I can possibly make it to and have yet to hear anything else about it but i am waiting for it to come up and I fully intend to fight it with everything I have. Also I have the support of the others out there who enjoy shooting with me quite often.
And its not just me that shoots out there on any given weekend at about 8am there are shots all around so say i quit (which im not going to) what about every other person that lives out that way. I know the 3 other families by me will fight and im sure others will as well.
About 5 miles from where my folks lived when I was in Highschool was the city dump. The surrounding land was cheap and houses were built accutully ringing the back edge overlooking the dump. There is a push now to close the dump because of the smell and it's unsightlyness. The large stinking hole has been there for 40yrs, but you did'nt notice it untill you bought that McMansion...
After hearing these stories, I'm glad that my closest neighber is 1/2 mile away...
Not sure this is a city/country issue as much as it is a dip stick issue. These same dip sticks will, in the metro area, but land right next to a small airport that has been there since God created dirt and b***h about the noise and get the airport shut down. America has a squeaky wheel problem. Instead if greasing these squeaks, we need to let them wear out then rust.
That is a terribly sad story RK, and I've seen it first hand as well. When I first got into real estate investments, it naturally drew me into local politics. At first, I thought it was wise to buddy-up with them, but then found that many had their hand sticking out, blatantly asking for bribes to either make things easy for me, or to keep things from getting tough on me. I met with a senior official to discuss these examples of blatant corruption and she explained that this was "just how it works". At least in South Carolina, politics are corrupt all the way from the bottom up, regardless of the political party or who is elected. It is a long-standing tradition that is not likely to change. The worse corruption tends to be at the bottom. They tend to get cleaner as they go up in office, but always turn a blind eye to what's going on underneath them. I really don't think it is a problem unique to my beloved state.
I've had land condemned and lost significant sums because I "wouldn't play ball". Now my strategy is to stay off their radar. I form LLC's to make purchases - this gives me both protection in liability, but also a level of blessed anonymity.
I've earned my tin foil hat the hard way. It may be on a little too tight, but I can easily envision the day of when concepts such as "imminent domain" are expanded to where the government (and I'm not just talking about bureaucrats in suits -I'm talking about the elected goober that may be your next door neighbor) can confiscate just about whatever they want, as long as it falls under the definition of what's "good for the people".
Caveat emptor.
Oh, and "Illegitimi non carborundum". :wink:
I believe we have a "right to farm" law here, IOW if someone moves here after me and don't like something about my farming operation then that's too bad.
We live on a good sized piece of property, I don't have much worries about neighbors encroaching on me. We don't have sidewalks, cable tv, etc, but it's a trade-off for other good things we have or can do.
I'm thankful, but I am concerned about the potential cultural changes in rural life/small towns.
I stick to the city. Anytime I am in a small town setting I have no idea what to do with myself after a day or two. I was never taught to hunt, fish, etc. so if there is no XBOX or cable I have nothing to do.
Last time I went to a small town everyone was speaking finnish. Talk about out of place.


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In fits and starts and with a lot of pressure from the Courts, the community and the citizenry, the tank ecosystem is being revived in the city. In many tanks such as the one in Rachenahalli, Jakkur, Doddabommasandra or the one in Lower Ambalipura and in most of the tanks being rehabilitated by the BDA or the BBMP, a silt trap and artificial wetland is incorporated as part of the design of the lake itself. Storm-water entering the lake will go through this stilling basin and the plant ecosystem will further clean up the waters, thus ensuring cleaner water in the lakes or so is the theory.
Even treated waste-water from sewage treatment plants can be further cleaned and polished by these wetlands, thus enabling them to be sent to surface water bodies such as lakes and rivers safely. Basically of two types, surface flow and sub-surface flow, these wetlands try and mimic their natural cousins. A variety of plant types such as cat-tails, bulrushes, reeds and even water hyacinths can populate these places.
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Birds such as purple moorhen, cattle egrets, purple and grey heronare are often seen in these wetlands. Many amphibians and reptiles will also occupy this habitat. These are perfect grounds for students to learn the functioning of water and soil ecosystems.
With these constructed wetlands it would be essential to study and understand their functions better. There are very few centres of learning which are capable of training students in understanding, designing, building and managing constructed wetlands.
While Ecological Science studies do a thorough job in studying natural ones, it requires a multi-disciplinary approach to look at constructed ones and that so far seems to be missing in India. A wetland ecosystem is much more productive and much more diverse than a water ecosystem.
Right now in the city, tens of constructed wetlands have been created but unfortunately none of them are being maintained because the skill is simply not there with the institutions involved in redoing the lakes.
With time these wetlands will deteriorate and without management their functioning will be impaired because the dying plants need to be removed occasionally to help the system function better.
Karanji Lake next to the Mysore zoo is one such lake where a small experiment is going on to maintain the quality of lake water.
The cleaning of urban water bodies and rivers is now a national mission. Constructed wetlands would be a major weapon in the hands of designers to help improve water quality and thus clean rivers and lakes.
We need to include them as part of the process of rejuvenating lakes and also treating waste-water and build the capacity to be able to construct and maintain them. That would be water wisdom.
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All-Ireland SFC qualifier round 1B
Carlow v Waterford, Dr Cullen Park, 2pm
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Tyrone v Louth, Healy Park, Omagh, 2.30pm
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Cavan v Westmeath, Kingspan Breffni Park, 3pm
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Waterford v Laois, Walsh Park, 7pm
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Galway v Kilkenny, O'Connor Park, Tullamore, 7pm
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Monaghan v Armagh, St Tiernach's Park, Clones, 7pm
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Kildare v Meath, Croke Park, 2pm
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Down v Leitrim, Páirc Esler, Newry, 2pm
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Tissue microarrays (TMAs) are a highly efficient method for large-scale protein expression studies. To date most TMAs have been constructed using paraffin-embedded specimens. The authors developed a method that allows construction of TMAs from small numbers of cells in suspension. Spun pellets of 1x10 to 1x10 cells are directly processed and embedded in paraffin in an Eppendorf tube. Cylindrical cores of 0.6 mm are taken from these tubes and embedded in a recipient paraffin block to create a TMA. This relatively simple but versatile method enables very small numbers of cells in suspension to be analyzed using the TMA technology and allows for the study of hematolymphoid and related disorders of the blood and bone marrow for which solid tissue samples cannot be readily obtained. With the increasing trend toward obtaining small samples for screening and diagnostic purposes, this method provides a means to manipulate small volume samples for high-throughput immunohistochemical analysis. This method is also amenable for use for cultured cells. |
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