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User:Itub/Chembox property count 2[edit]
Would it be possible to run your script again on the pages and create a new version of User:Itub/Chembox property count, I'd be interested to see how it progressed. Thanks. --Dirk Beetstra T C 11:28, 8 September 2011 (UTC)
- As you can see, I haven't logged in to Wikipedia in many months... I'd have to see if I can find the script that I used to generate that table, but I'm currently away from the computer where it might be found. --Itub (talk) 19:06, 1 January 2012 (UTC)
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What are the Gd(I) and Tb(I) compounds referred to? (I'm curious.) Double sharp (talk) 11:29, 6 November 2013 (UTC)
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Two Auggies Chosen for National China Delegation
Two Augsburg students, Sadiya Jiru and Hussein Abdullahi, were chosen to participate in the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Incorporated (CBCF) Emerging Leaders: US-China Study Abroad Delegation. Sadiya is a junior majoring in Computer Science, and Hussein is a senior Biology/Chemistry double major.
Sadiya and Hussein are two of just 20 students from around the country chosen to participate. This elite delegation of STEM students all had exceptional coursework in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. They will have the opportunity to network with high-achieving STEM peers from the black community and engage an intercultural experience to a country that is a leader in STEM fields.
Delegates have almost all program and travel costs covered by CBCF. They met in Washington, D.C for a briefing with government officials before departing for two weeks in Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai. They will brief officials in D.C on their experience before returning to Minnesota. The program will take place June 25 to July 13.
During the program, students will study Mandarin, Chinese history & culture, and interact with Chinese leaders in science and technology. Included is a tour of the Great Wall and the Forbidden City in Beijing, lectures and workshops about China's economy, education system, art, and history, and US-China relations.
"The CBCF is committed to providing students with a global perspective," said A. Shuanise Washington, president and chief executive officer of the CBCF. "The China study abroad program will allow our students to see the educational and career opportunities that are available to them internationally."
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Welcome the TRIO/SSS Summer Bridge Class of 2015!
Twenty-four new Auggies begin their journey at Augsburg College with TRIO/SSS Summer Bridge! This five-week academic program is offered to Augsburg TRIO/SSS eligible first-year students (first generation, low income, and/or have a disability, and meet academic need requirements). Summer Bridge runs Sunday, July 5 through Thursday, August 6, 2015.
All Summer Bridge students will take REL 100: Christian Vocation and the Search for Meaning with Mark Tranvik, and COM 111: Introduction to Public Speaking with Bob Groven. Summer Bridge students will participate in Supplemental Instruction sessions, attend workshops to learn more about Augsburg College and college life, and take part in social and cultural enrichment activities. The students will develop a strong sense of community through learning and living together.
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UFA of the Day: David Legwand
Jun 25, 2014, 11:28 AM EDT
Check PHT each weekday for the first four weeks of June for a new pending unrestricted free agent of the day. Today's UFA of the Day is…
For years David Legwand has been a steady, but not flashy center for the Nashville Predators. He was the first player they ever drafted (second overall in 1998), but his tenure with the team ended in March when he was shipped to a battered Detroit Red Wings squad that needed some help up the middle.
Legwand got off to a strong start with Detroit, but his brief stint with the club was a mixed bag. In the end, Legwand had 14 goals and 51 points in 83 games, which makes it the third-most productive season of his career.
He'll turn 34 in August, but he hasn't suffered a significant injury over the last three seasons and has been fairly reliable over that stretch. His production has also remained fairly consistent, with him recording between 40-55 points for five of his last six full campaigns. The exception was his 38-point showing in 2009-10. There will definitely be a market for him from teams seeking a second or third line center, especially given how weak this free agent crop is.
Legwand is coming off of a six-year, $27 million contract.
- earpaniac - Jun 25, 2014 at 11:35 AM
Even he'd be an upgrade over Handzus.
- cheggy1731 - Jun 25, 2014 at 12:05 PM
I wish the Hawks would sign him. He still has speed and always a thorn in Hawks side when he played with Nashville
- rbbbaron - Jun 25, 2014 at 12:32 PM
Speed?! Lol, did you happen to see any of the games he played for the Wings this past season?
- hockeydon10 - Jun 25, 2014 at 1:36 PM
Dadoun, he can't have 51 points in 83 games and 38 points in 2013-14.
- cheggy1731 - Jun 25, 2014 at 2:01 PM
No I didn't catch any of his games as a Redwing. He
- smarshall3789 - Jun 25, 2014 at 2:46 PM
I'd still love to see him stay here in Detroit! I'm sure he'd be willing to stay seeing how it's his hometown so he will probably give a discount. Also he can shift to the wing he scores like a winger and it will add depth to the center ice position when injuries happen. Not to mention I really don't see much better out there anyway
- hockeydon10 - Jun 25, 2014 at 3:31 PM
I just don't seeing him fit with the needs against the cap. Picking up a good FA defenseman plus the RFAs we need to sign plus Alfredsson wants to come back plus Legwand just doesn't appear to fit under the cap.
- djshnooks - Jun 25, 2014 at 5:37 PM
I hope to God the Sabres #2 overall pick this year ends up better than this guy!
Otherwise I'd rather trade the pick now…we need a "star," not David Legwand! Lol.
- djshnooks - Jun 25, 2014 at 5:42 PM
and yeah, how'd he play 83 games?!?
* The other thing that I just realized as I read this, is he just had the third best season of his career at 34 years old…and it was only 14 goals and 51 points?
That's pathetic for the #2 overall draft pick.
- adamal17 - Jun 25, 2014 at 9:29 PM
How is it pathetic for a #2 overall pick? He played in Nashville that (under Trotz) has always been a defensive system team. And he played 83 games because he was traded in the middle of the season…as it states in the article. Go home…you're drunk.
- dtownbeatdown - Jun 26, 2014 at 2:55 PM
He was a number 2 draft pick when you were still in diapers moron. He's old now and still finds a way to produce.
- 311sucks - Jun 25, 2014 at 10:04 PM
he never panned out to be what we all thought he would be but he is still a very good player.. it is very underappreciated what he does on the ice and he can still be a solid 2nd line center.
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The temperature in Adelaide has fallen just short of the June record of 25.6 degrees Celsius.
It climbed to 25.1 degrees at 1:00pm ACST before cloudy conditions brought it down again.
That is still nine degrees warmer than the June average of 16 degrees.
The weather bureau says a low in the Bight is already bringing rain to the western border regions which should extend across the state tomorrow.
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New Styles: Elizabeth and James Baxley Jeans
Not to be confused with their Textile line, Elizabeth and James have released a pair of jeans under their own label. These are the Baxley jeans by Elizabeth and James. They are a flared style that features motorcycle detailing and pocket hip zippers.
I like the detail that has been put into these jeans. It is rare to see a motorcycle jean that is a motorcycle jean without the usual thigh stitching, let alone in a flared style. These also come in a brown leather that I also find to be pretty interesting. I think I'm more lenient towards the leather pair, being that they feature a hook and eye closure instead of a button. Both are really cool styles, depending on which material suits your preference more. You can click here to purchase both styles at Net-A-Porter.
New Styles: G-Star x Kitson Capsule Collection
Here is a look at the new G-Star x Kitson collection. I absolutely love every piece from this collection. The sweatpants are modern an fresh. The vest has such a perfect wash that can be styled with a dress. The shorts are also an amazing staple for the women. They look like they would look great on many.
My favorite though, of course, would have to be their Arc Skinny jeans. I just think those are beyond amazing. The wash is just so versatile. I also like the thicker waistband. It gives them a smart look. Check out the collection below.
Current/Elliott Mens Now Available
If you are a guy that loves the styles of Current/Elliott, you are now in luck. They brought back the men's line. Here is the first pair that is available. They are The Relaxed Straight in Cove. I like that they came out with a clean wash for the men, but yet there is still some detail. You can click here to purchase these jeans at RevolveClothing for $184.
New Styles: Obscene Jeans
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Aikido is a defensive martial art that is based on the principle of blending with an attack as opposed to clashing with it. Aikido is a Japanese art that has its' roots in Japanese swordsmanship as well as Jujitsu and Judo. The founder of Aikido, Morehei Ueshiba, created an art that reflected the best of all the arts he mastered. Ultimately he created an art that allows students to defend themselves regardless of their size and stature while not permanently harming the attacker. The techniques of Aikido are primarily joint locks and throws as opposed to kicks and punches. It is an accepted fact that Aikido is the most advanced martial art being taught today. The primary philosophy is to defend without injury unless it is absolutely necessary. The fruits of training, however, go far beyond just physical conditioning and self-defense. Aikido is a very philosophical art that encourages students to try and see things in a different light. We teach awareness, self-control, and self-discipline as cornerstones to mental development. Any martial art training is worthless without a trained mind to control it. Everything we teach on the mat translates directly to life. Be it the ability to blend with stress or to handle an aggressive situation. The philosophies remain the same. Ueshiba saw Aikido as a great deal more than just a martial art. Its' peaceful nature and blending philosophies, he felt, could bring peace to an aggressive world. In the end, we encourage students to explore their limits in all aspects of their lives. What we find is that people rarely are aware of what their true limits are. Ultimately, we challenge you to be the best you can be in all aspects of your life. Aikido will give you the tools you need to succeed!
After almost 21 years Aikido of Phoenix will close it's doors on May 29, 2015. It's been an incredible journey and we will be forever grateful for the many students who came to us for training but ended up giving us something just as valuable – friendship. We hope you gained something from your time with us and that you are able to utilize your skills and knowledge to better your life as well as those around you. Thank you for your years of training. We wish all students of Aikido of Phoenix, past and present, the very best in life.
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A Life That Mattered
Michael Blake died last week.
You probably don't know the name.
You probably don't know about his life.
You probably don't know most of what he wrote. That's probably because he didn't write diet and exercise books. Or cookbooks. Or "feel good" books. Or books about celebrities. Or books that advanced junk science or conspiracy theories.
Michael Blake fused history and social issues, writing about social justice. Writing books that mattered. Writing screenplays that were never produced and then discarded.
He was born in Fort Bragg, N.C.; his father was in the Army, and later became a telephone executive. But it was his mother, Sally, who dominated his life. It was her last name, "Blake," that he adopted as his own, pushing aside his father's name, "Webb."
Michael Blake studied journalism at the University of New Mexico, dropping out in his senior year; he would later study film at the Berkeley Film Institute.
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Rise of the Underground Press
This year is the 50th anniversary of the rise of the Underground Press. The growth of alternative media across the country in the mid-to-late 1960s was a sudden and unexpected phenomenon. Newspapers appeared in all sorts of places, some, where they might be expected, including Berkeley, California's The Berkeley Barb (1965), New York City's The East Village Other (1965), and Chicago, Illinois' The Chicago Seed (1967). Many other papers popped up in smaller cities and towns, some of which were attached to a college or university, such as Ann Arbor, Michigan's The Ann Arbor Argus (1969), Madison, Wisconsin's The Madison Kaleidoscope (1967), and Lawrence, Kansas' Reconstruction (1969).
The need was manifest to political and social activists: Either the mainstream media ignored important issues of the times -- the growing Vietnam War protest movement, the civil rights movement, New Left politics, issues affecting students on college campuses, the counterculture's music, drug use and alternative lifestyles -- or their coverage of them was inadequate and often incompetent.
Young people wanted to report the news as they experienced and understood it, and tell their own stories, and that is what they did.
Independent news services, such as Liberation News Service and the Underground Press Syndicate, were created to serve the mushrooming crop of newspapers. At the same time, political organizations, and a number of organizations involved with what was called "the party building movement," founded their own publications.
Broken Windows, Broken Spines: Demilitarize the Cops
The 21st century has skewed off plan and begun to break open. Its self-designated guardians and explainers look on, at times, confused.
"But at least 15 police officers have been hurt, 200 arrests, 144 vehicle fires — these are statistics. There's no excuse for that kind of violence, right?"
This is CNN's Wolf Blitzer interviewing DeRay Mckesson last week as Baltimore convulsed. Mckesson, an organizer and citizen-journalist — a young, former school administrator radicalized last summer by the death of Michael Brown — stared into the camera and refused to succumb to, or be ensnared in, the anchorman's agenda. That agenda was obvious: to turn "the riot" into the news, to sever Baltimore's fury and despair from its cause, a militarized police force and the casual, ongoing murder of African-Americans. The official agenda was to portray the protesters as terrorists.
"Yeah, and there's no excuse for the seven people that the Baltimore City Police Department killed in the last year either, right?" McKesson answered, flipping the interview on its head.
The mainstream news is supposed to be delivered with a ho-hum and a smirk. It's not supposed to be deep or intelligent. It's deliberately superficial in most ways in order to avoid making awkward connections — you know, about police violence, militarized society, war. This stuff is all official and necessary (not to mention integral to our economy). The only connections the corporate media ever make are the ties that bad people — our enemies — have to one another, and to ISIS or al-Qaeda.
Democrats Embrace Citizens United in Defense of Clinton
Less than three weeks into her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has already accomplished a stunning feat: She appears to have unified large swaths of the Democratic Party and its activist base to support the core tenets of the Citizens United decision — the one that effectively allowed unlimited money into politics.
That 2010 Supreme Court ruling declared that, unless there is an explicit quid pro quo, the fact that major campaign donors "may have influence over or access to elected officials does not mean that these officials are corrupt." The theory is that as long as a donor and a politician do not agree to an overt bribe, everything is A-OK.
When the ruling was handed down, Democrats were outraged, and Hillary Clinton herself has recently suggested she wants it overturned. Yet with revelations that firms with business before Clinton's State Department donated to her foundation and paid her husband, Clinton's campaign and rank-and-file Democratic activists are suddenly championing the Citizens United theory.
In campaign statements and talking points — and in activists' tweets and Facebook comments — the party seems to be collectively saying that without evidence of any explicit quid pro quo, all the Clinton cash is acceptable. Moreover, the inference seems to be that the revelations aren't even newsworthy because, in the words of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, "there's nothing new" here.
To advocates for limiting the influence of money in politics, this pushback from Democrats is particularly rich (pun intended) coming from a party that spent a decade asserting that Republicans raking in cash from Big Oil and pushing oil-friendly policies was rank corruption. The Democratic defense of their presumptive presidential nominee registers as especially disturbing to campaign finance reform advocates considering the mighty efficiency of the Clinton fundraising machine.
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Alito and Scalia: Have You No Sense of Decency, Sirs?
Senator Joseph McCarthy. The end of the McCarthy red-baiting era began when Joseph Welch stood up to McCarthy after he attacked a young lawyer on his staff. Welch was appalled by McCarthy's callous disregard and despite McCarthy's power, challenged him by stating: "Until this moment, Senator, I think I have never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness." He concluded by saying "You've done enough. Have you no sense of decency, sir? At long last, have you left no sense of decency?"In the 1940s and 1950s, countless people in the US were being bullied and brutalized by the anti-communist scare tactics and character assassinations of
In the recent marriage equality case, Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Antonin Scalia argued that marriage equality opens the door to polygamy, underage sex, and incest between brothers and sisters. This is the modern equivalent of McCarthy red-baiting and deserves the same response.
The cruel, illogical, heartless and hateful arguments of Alito and Scalia give considerable support and inspiration to right wing groups who literally demonize our sisters and brothers and sons and daughters who seek only to marry their same sex partners just like the rest of us.
Alito and Scalia give comfort to the likes of Rush Limbaugh who stated marriage equality leads to incest. To Rick Santorum who compares same sex relationships to bestiality and pedophilia. To the head of ironically named American Decency Association who claimed that gay rights is a satanic attack on the US. And to legions of other people and groups who practice hostility and violence against our sisters and brothers.
Can Pope Francis Save the Day on Global Warming?
"Even though previous popes have spoken strongly against harming the earth and its inhabitants, one world renowned atmospheric scientist said it is going to be Pope Francis 'to save the day,'" the Catholic News Service recently reported.
Most of today's environmental activists are way too young to remember the Mighty Mouse Playhouse, which aired on Saturday mornings from December 1955 until September 1967. A mighty theme song kicked off each show. With Pope Francis getting ready to make what many environmentalists hope will be a game-changing statement on global warming, here's an updated version of the Mighty Mouse theme song: "Climate change deniers never hang around, when they hear this mighty sound. 'Here he comes to save the day.' That means Pope Francis is on his way. Yes folks, when there's a wrong to right. Pope Francis will join the fight. On the sea or on the land, he'll get the situation well in hand."
Veerabhadran Ramanathan, who in the 1970s helped discover that pollutants and other gases, in addition to carbon dioxide, were contributing to the greenhouse effect, told Catholic News Service (CNS) that Pope Francis would be "the savior on the environment."
Ramanathan said Pope Francis "has transcended Catholic religion and he's transcended Christianity. People of different followings, different nations admire this pope, they listen to his words so he has a global reach."
United Nations leader Ban Ki-moon recently spoke to an international gathering on the moral dimensions of climate change and sustainable development at the Vatican, sponsored by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network and Religions for Peace.
The Five-Step Process to Privatize Everything
Law enforcement, education, health care, water management, government itself -- all have been or are being privatized. People with money get the best of each service.
At the heart of privatization is a disdain for government and a distrust of society, and a mindless individualism that leaves little room for cooperation. Adherents of privatization demand 'freedom' unless they need the government to intervene on their behalf.
These privatizers have a system:
1. Convince Yourself That "I Did It On My Own"
The people in position to take from society seek to rationalize their actions, and many have accomplished this through the philosophy of Ayn Rand, the author of The Virtue of Selfishness. She rejected community values, saying "Any group...is only a number of individuals...If any civilization is to survive, it is the morality of altruism that men have to reject."
Post-Ayn-Rand, in the growing era of neoliberalism, with Ronald Reagan blurting "government is the problem" and Margaret Thatcher proclaiming "There is no such thing as society," once-respected institutions like public education and public transportation were demonized as "socialist" and "Soviet-style." The message has been repeated so often by the business-backed media that the general public began to believe it. Said The Economist with regard to product development, "Governments have always been lousy at picking winners, and they are likely to become more so, as legions of entrepreneurs and tinkerers swap designs online, turn them into products at home and market them globally from a garage. As the revolution rages, governments should stick to the basics...Leave the rest to the revolutionaries."
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Jon Stewart is preparing for life after The Daily Show. If you're like me you're dreading the day he departs the show in August, but, of course, news has already broke of Stewart's next venture. He and his wife, Tracey, reportedly decided to purchase a farm in New Jersey to house their impressive amount of rescue animals and potentially many more, according to Ecorazzi. The Stewart clan already contains two children, four dogs, two horses, two pigs, three rabbits, two guinea pigs, two hamsters, one parrot and two fish. "All rescues," Tracey told USA Today of her enormous brood. "Except for the children."
The move should come as no surprise to Daily Show fans. Stewart has been a consistent animal advocate throughout his time on the air. Most notably, he skewered Gov. Christie on vetoing a popular gestation crate ban. He also recently hosted Gene Baur of Farm Sanctuary to discuss animal rescue and veganism and John Hargrove, the former SeaWorld employee who became a whistleblower on the company's animal cruelty.
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Some might say that the relationship between the conservative US Jewish community and Evangelicals is inviolable, with support for Israel being the cement that forever binds the two. However, a number of controversial social issues could threaten to alter a relationship that has historically been replete with questions about awkward, and not so secret, Christian objectives.
"Conservative Jews who make common cause with Christian Zionists are overlooking an inconvenient truth: Despite all of their talk about their love for Israel, religious right zealots are motivated primarily by a goofy end-of-the-world scenario cribbed from the mad scribbling of Hal Lindsey, Tim LaHaye and other 'End Times' prophets," Rob Boston, Director of Communications for Americans United for Separation of Church and State, told me in an email.
"In this scenario," Boston added, "Israel needs to do certain things so that the Apocalypse can be ushered in and the Book of Revelation will come to pass. Jews, in this vision of things, are merely cannon fodder who either convert to Christianity or get burned to a crisp in the final battle when Jesus confronts the Antichrist. I'm not seeing a lot of love and respect for the Jewish faith here."
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Since the mid-1980s, prison privatization – a reality from the time of the American Revolution – has experienced unprecedented growth. Totally absorbed with profit making, it is safe to say that daily life for prisoners has not been enhanced. One of the few bright spots for many prisoners has been the face-to-face family visit. Now, along comes something called video visitation, the latest profit-making venture trying to suck up to strapped county jail systems, and suck money out of the pockets of prisoners and their families.
Video visitation is a phenomenon that "has been quietly sweeping the nation's state prisons and county jails," a report by the Prison Policy Initiative (PPI) pointed out. "Currently, more than 500 facilities in 43 states and the District of Columbia are experimenting with video visitation," according to the non-profit, non-partisan PPI.
Earlier this year, the Prison Policy Initiative (PPI) released Screening Out Family Time: The for-profit video visitation industry in prisons and jails, "its first comprehensive national survey of the video visitation industry." Maya Schenwar, Truthout's editor-in-chief and the author of Locked Down, Locked Out: Why Prison Doesn't Work and How We Can Do Better, discussed the report in a mid-February piece.
Bernadette Rabuy, Policy and Communications Associate with PPI, and co-author of the report (along with Peter Wagner, Executive Director of the Prison Policy Initiative, and a co-author of the Prison Policy Initiative's oft-cited previous expose Please Deposit All of Your Money: Kickbacks, Rates, and Hidden Fees in the Jail Phone Industry), told The Real News Network's Eddie Conway that while video visitation has its upside – allowing family members living far from their imprisoned relatives to stay in touch – it also is "being implemented to replace traditional visits."


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This Is What Happened The Last Time Pimco Dumped Its US TreasuriesSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 06/10/2015 15:24 -0400
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Despite Weak Economic Data Overnight, Futures Slide On Rate Hike ConcernsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/21/2015 07:00 -0400
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The big news overnight was neither the Chinese manufacturing PMI miss nor the just as unpleasant (and important) German manufacturing and service PMI misses, but that speculation about a rate hike continues to grow louder despite the abysmal economic data lately, with the latest vote of support of a 25 bps rate increase coming from Goldman which overnight updated its "Fed staff model" and found surprisingly little slack in the economy suggesting that the recent push to blame reality for not complying with economist models (and hence the need for double seasonal adjustments) is gaining steam, and as we first suggested earlier this week, it may just happen that the Fed completely ignores recent data, and pushes on to tighten conditions, if only to rerun the great Trichet experiment of the summer of 2011 when the smallest of rate hikes resulted in a double dip recession.
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The San Francisco Fed Just Gave A Green Light For A June Rate HikeSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 05/18/2015 14:04 -0400
The punchline from the most recent San Fran Fed "research" paper is that since Glenn "double seasonal adjustment" Rudebusch is one of Yellen's favorite hometown economists, she now has the green light to completely ignore the weakest economic print since last Q1, and to focus entirely on the best economic print in the US: the surge in part-time senior citizen workers, pardon, the "zero slack" unemployment rate of 5.4%. She also has the justification why to ignore it: the bad data wasn't seasonally adjusted enough (the good data was seasonally-adjusted just right).
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Meet The Secretive Group That Runs The WorldSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 04/12/2015 23:03 -0400
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Is This How It All Begins to Unravel?Submitted by Capitalist Exploits on 03/22/2015 07:43 -0400
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Financial Markets: Pinocchio's Enchanted IslandSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 02/12/2015 19:55 -0400
We have been living in a new era of "fantasy finance" since the Fed officially intervened massively, in 2009, and since the non-official control of the gold price, in 2013. Investors are now thinking that everything is possible: stocks rising into infinity, oil being given to us by producers and refiners almost for free (it sells cheaper than mineral water), countries that can borrow at historically ri-di-cu-lous rates, and, no later than just a few days ago, a bank in Denmark that pays people to contract a real estate loan (negative rates) ! The financial world, with its lies and immoral management, has been transformed into a Pinocchio's Enchanted Island... for adults !
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Dollar Shoots HigherSubmitted by Marc To Market on 01/08/2015 07:34 -0400
Cry if you want to, but the dollar is stronger. Deny it if you want to, but the US economy is more vibrant now than the Europe or Japan. This is what is shaping the investment climate, if you are interested.
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The Burning Questions For 2015Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/20/2014 00:00 -0400
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"Most investors go about their job trying to identify 'winners'. But more often than not, investing is about avoiding losers. Like successful gamblers at the racing track, an investor's starting point should be to eliminate the assets that do not stand a chance, and then spread the rest of one's capital amongst the remainder." So as the year draws to a close, it may be helpful if we recap the main questions confronting investors and the themes we strongly believe in, region by region.
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Global Alert From Chongqing: Foxconn Strike Is An Epochal Inflection PointSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/09/2014 22:15 -0400
Foxconn workers are striking again - this time in Chongqing. But you have to look at the map to see why this is an event of extraordinary significance. In a word, these strikes mean that the rice paddies of China have been nearly drained of cheap, docile labor.
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Hugh Hendry Is Not Having A Good YearSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 09/24/2014 19:23 -0400
Having infamously "thrown in the bearish towel" late last year (must read), Hugh Hendry's Eclectica fund has not enjoyed the kind of money-printing melt-up euphoria he had hoped for in 2014. According to his August letter to investors, the fund is -10.9% year-to-date, shrinking the firm's performance since inception to a mere +0.7%. His positions are intriguing but his commentary can be summed with this sentence alone, "when central banks are actively pursuing a goal of higher prices the most rational course is to tenaciously remain invested in equities." And so he is...
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The Simple Truth About QESubmitted by Tyler Durden on 09/07/2014 16:04 -0400
There's not a single day that we're not treated to more smart treats about stimulus measures. Are they necessary, are they good, are they bad, who profits from them. It gets really long in the tooth. Today, former ECB head Trichet says unlimited stimulus 'risks' blowing bubbles. "Supplying unlimited amounts of liquidity at interest rates close to zero has "unintended counterproductive consequences." No shit, assclown. Does Jean-Claude really mean to claim he just figured that one out now? Why else did he never say it before? There are 1001 other wise guys like Trichet who've only recently seen a sliver of light, and see fit to make the great unwashed party to their new found wisdom.
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Scottie Haralson scored 22 points, James Woodard added 17 and Tulsa has a date with top seeded Memphis in the Conference USA tournament semifinals with a 79-72 win over East Carolina on Thursday night. Tulsa (17-14) led 14-6 midway through the first half but watched the Pirates use a 24-11 rally to take a 30-25 lead at halftime. It wasn't until Pat Swilling Jr. hit a 3-pointer with 2:35 to go before Tulsa was able to regain the lead at 66-65. The Golden Hurricane never trailed again. Shaquille Harrison had 12 points and D'Andre Wright scored 10 points and grabbed seven rebounds off the bench for Tulsa. Maurice Kemp led East Carolina (18-12) with 24 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. Tulsa will play No. 1 Memphis on Friday for a chance to play in the C-USA title game Saturday. The Golden Hurricane lost to Memphis 94-64 in their only matchup of the season Feb. 2.
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You Can Be a Successful Officiant by Vlady Peters
Price: $9.99 USD. Words: 59,300. Language: English. Published: June 7, 2015. Categories: Nonfiction » Social Science » Customs & Traditions, Nonfiction » Weddings » Wedding customs
A book for the Officiant or anyone who has ever wanted to be an Officiant to conduct such ceremonies as funeral, baby naming renewal of vows, commitment, house blessing as well as weddings.
The Wedding Survival Guide: How To Plan Your Big Day Without Losing Your Sanity by Catherine Balavage
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 69,680. Language: English. Published: November 21, 2014. Categories: Nonfiction » Weddings » Wedding planning and checklists, Nonfiction » Weddings » Bride preparation
Engaged? Daunted by wedding planning? Not sure where to start? Don't worry, this book is a no-nonsense guide to planning the perfect wedding no matter what your budget. With time and money-saving costs, advice on handling difficult relatives and hints and tips to plan your perfect day. This is the only wedding book you will ever need.
Wedding Your Way by Vlady Peters
Price: $9.99 USD. Words: 77,100. Language: English. Published: July 24, 2014. Categories: Nonfiction » Weddings » Wedding planning and checklists
Want only happy memories of your wedding day? If you want to enjoy your own wedding day, here's a book which will tell you how. In easy steps it will show you unique ways in personalizing your Wedding Day.
The Art Of Planning The Perfect Marriage Proposal by Grace Pamer
Price: Free! Words: 51,460. Language: English. Published: April 8, 2013. Categories: Nonfiction » Relationships and Family » Marriage, Nonfiction » Weddings » Groom preparation
Of all the things you will ever ask in his lifetime, the one question you don't want to screw up is asking the woman you love if she will marry you. Whether you're at the early stages of a relationship or considering getting down on one knee in the near future, this ebook could be your saving grace in planning the perfect marriage proposal to win your lady's heart.
The Globetrotter's Get-Gorgeous Guide: Diet and Beauty Secrets of Travel and Beauty Pros, Traveling Executives and Celebrity Travelers by Debbi Kickham
Price: $9.95 USD. Words: 111,370. Language: English. Published: December 10, 2010. Categories: Nonfiction » Weddings » Honeymoon planning, Nonfiction » Travel » Travel - Reference
THE GLOBETROTTER'S GET-GORGEOUS GUIDE is The World's First Beauty Book For Traveling Women, whether you're a Chief Executive Officer at work, the Chief Domestic Officer at home, a honeymooning bride, or a woman in the military. Veteran travel journalist Debbi Kickham unearthed a goldmine of secrets from travel pros and celebrities who include Ivana Trump, Joan Lunden and Cheryl Tiegs.


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Most office desks include a computer, phone, sticky notes and. a stress ball. While many people view stress balls simply as office ornaments, there really are both psychological and physiological reasons for using them as stressful situations present themselves.
The act of tightening a muscle group and then releasing that tension also translates into emotional release of tension. Similar to how anger release is achieved by beating up a punching bag, stress balls are a physical way to alleviate stress and tension.
Like acupuncture, stimulation of the nerves in your hands triggers the limbic system in your brain, which is the part of the brain related to emotion and motivation. Stimulating this region can increase productivity and improve your overall mood.