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I-70/75 Development Association is a dynamic regional economic development organization of some 200 public- and private-sector professionals working in Greater Dayton, Ohio.
Our members represent economic development organizations, local and state governments, chambers of commerce, private industry, developers, planning, architectural and engineering firms, financial institutions, utilities, commercial real estate companies, construction companies, consulting firms and graphic design professionals.
Our membership covers areas served by Interstates 70 and 75, stretching from Shelby County in the north to Butler County in the south.
We are a positive force committed to generating growth in the Dayton region through regional cooperation as well as economic and community development.
We believe that each association member's success contributes to the success of our entire region. Thus our mission is to promote economic vitality by providing our members regular access to high-impact business relationships and opportunit>The I-70/75 Development Association is a powerful economic development network committed to economic growth in the Dayton, Ohio, region and the success of its members.
We are a membership organization of 125 professionals who represent industry, government, chambers of commerce and area economic development organizations from the areas served by interstates 70 and 75.
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Membership in the I-70/75 Development Association can generate impact for you, your organization and your community.
Members in the I-70/75 Development Association enjoy regular opportunities to forge relationships with the people who drive development in our region. They also share up-to-the-minute information, and learn from experts about issues, trends and programs affecting economic development in the Dayton community.
Our monthly breakfast meetings offer professional networking opportunities and rich content. Programs are presented by informative and engaging speakers such as business leaders, policy makers, financial experts, development specialists, innovators, entrepreneurs, government leaders and educators.
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Members enjoy coming to I-70/75 events because the atmosphere is lively, friendly and fun.
The Dayton Region's best attended and most diversified economic development event is the Regional Economic Development Summit. Planned and hosted every year since 2002 by the I-70/75 Development Association, the summit typically draws about 200 participants. The conference program features expert speakers who share their knowledge and views on the hottest development topics of the day. The I-70/75 Regional Economic Development Summit is also great for networking with peers, economic developers, government and community leaders and other stakeholders.
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The roots of the I-70/75 Development Association go back to early 1987 when representatives of six communities met and realized there was more to gain from cooperation than competition. In 1988 the "North I-70/75 Development Association" was incorporated, with members from 11 communities.By 1992, membership had expanded to 80 including many communities outside the northern part of the Dayton region, as well as professionals from nonprofit economic development organizations. In 1993, "North" was dropped from the name.
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Elegantly refined, Palazzo Paruta is a wonderfully restored noble residence, set in the timeless charm of Venice, a brilliant example of 4-star Venetian hospitality inside a romantic palazzo dating back to the 17th century. Located a short walk from Saint Mark's Square, Palazzo Paruta offers impeccable accommodations by providing superior customer service. Every week, our staff suggests locations most worthy of a visit and local events not to be missed.
At Palazzo Paruta, attention to detail applies to items like tapestries, wall stucco, Venetian floors and 17th century furnishings. A beautiful internal courtyard features an outdoor stairwell leading directly to the halls of the main floor, which includes the charming and refined breakfast room, where you can enjoy a breakfast buffet filled with traditional homemade food. BREAKFAST IS INCLUDED IN THE RATE.
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Fried Rice Noodles With Prawns And Chicken
|Peanut oil
|5 Tablespoon
|Sliced onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sliced celery
|1 Tablespoon
|Sliced green sweet pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|Bean sprouts
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|To Taste
|Soy sauce
|1 Dash
|Chinese rice noodles
|1 Ounce
|Cooked prawns
|1 Tablespoon
|Roast chicken
|1 Tablespoon, sliced
|Sliced canned bamboo shoots
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|Chinese mushroom
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cut into strips
|Sesame oil
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|Chicken stock
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|Ginger sherry
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Heat 2 dessertspoons of the oil and cook the onion in it for 2 minutes, without colouring it.
Add the celery, green pepper and bean sprouts at intervals of 1 minute and season very lightly with a tiny pinch each of salt, sugar and Ve-Tsin and the soy sauce.
Toss about for 1 minute and remove to a hot plate.
Meanwhile drop the rice noodles into boiling water for 1 minute and drain them well.
Wipe out the frying-pan.
Add another 2 dessertspoons of peanut oil and heat it.
Add the prawns, chicken, bamboo shoots and mushroom and heat through.
Add another tiny pinch each of the seasonings together with the sesame oil.
Add the stock and sherry and then the first vegetables.
Boil up.
Stir in the cornflour blended with the water and boil for 1 1/2 minutes.
Turn the mixture into a heated serving dish.
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In psychology, we think of intution as knowing without knowing how we know, something that happens without conscious reasoning. In psychotherapy and counseling, we encourage attention to it, because acceessing deeper and broader knowings and feelings is key to the healing process. Most of us walk around not heeding this sort of thing, or at best, attending to it but brushing it off later as mere coincidence, and we miss a lot of important information about other people, situations, and places due to this oversight.
But there is another type of knowing out there that psychology doesn't much reference, or only in a pejorative way; psychic intuition.
This type of experience goes by many names, depending on culture, language, and spiritual training. You've probably heard some of the following terms: the Sight, psychic insight, communion of the saints, contemplative or centering prayer, clairvoyance, clairaudience, mediumship, visions, active imagination. It goes by many names, and of course there are differences amongst these phenomena, but they all share one thing in common, and that is this: knowledge that comes from a metaphysical source, without conscious thought process.
Adventures With Catholicism and Zen
The two main traditions I've formally studied, contemplative prayer of the Carmelite order, and Soto Zen Buddhism, emphasize not getting distracted by "psychic" phenomena such as the ones I've listed above, as they are seen merely as semi-interesting diversions to the purpose of the practice, which is either union with God or enlightenment respectively. This always made a kind of abstract, esoteric sense to me, but left me feeling sort of displaced. For example, back in the early 1990s when I began a formal practice of contemplative prayer, I had all sorts of odd things happening; I found that I could sense what was going on with someone for whom I was praying, even if they were thousands of miles away, particularly any physical ailments. I again began seeing auras around people, as I had in adolescence. I had no framework for understanding these experiences except the guidance of my spiritual directors to not heed any of it, because according to tradition, it wasn't important.
In hindsight, I see the Carmelites exhortations as emblematic of the Catholic Church's long and grand tradition of steamrolling women along with anything else that threatens their hierarchical control over the masses; if people could trust their intuition, then why would they need organized religion and the ridic anti-contraceptive musings of half-dead old men to tell them how to live? Heresy! She's a witch! Where my money at! And so forth.
Several years later, while performing zazen (sitting) and kinhin (walking) meditations central to Soto Zen Buddhism, I enjoyed the peaceful discipline of calming the mind, but again began having vivid spiritual experiences. The sensei wasn't too keen on all that, so I would usually practice my own version of zazen outside of the normal daily zazen, where I'd actively invite light beings and saints to offer me their counsel so I could become a better psychologist.
Eventually I quit formal zazen practice and training altogether. It was too hard to have to keep my eyes open instead of closed, and again I felt squashed and like I didn't really belong. Plus, there's a minimum of bling involved, and I really like spiritual bling. Truth.
Back From Self-Imposed Psychospiritual Fuckery
It's been a long road back to myself, my homies, back to trusting my own inner knowings and inuitions. It's so easy to get lost in tradition ("We've Always Done It This Way!"), stubborn orthodoxies ("This Is THE Only Way! There Is No Other!"), fear ("If You Stray From Our Path, Jesus Gon Gitcha!"), and self-doubt ("No One Is Going To Respect A Shrink Who Is So Freakin Weird, Man!"). And Lawd knows I've been lost in all of them at one time or another, sometimes simultaneously.
The one thing that has persisted is the desire to help relieve suffering, and all the things I listed above are the enemy of this goal, I've found. It's taken me a long time to stop contorting the shape and texture of my soul into something more socially, academically or religiously acceptable, and my road has turned out to be quite different than the one I'd hoped to travel back when I was a young shrinkling-in-training.
My hope for anyone reading this is that you learn from my adventures and mistakes BCUZ OMG SO MANY. I have put myself through a lot of psychospiritual fuckery while trying to come to terms with my identity as medium and intuitive who happens to be a psychologist, feeling like I had to have Everything Figured Out And Justified before I could return to blogging and whatnot. If I could travel back in time and lovingly read myself to filth, I would have told myself this: The world is going to hell in a flaming, rickety-assed handcart that smells like feet and fear. We're destroying the planet, each other, and girl no one cares about one foulmouthed little shrink. So you may as well tell your truth and keep moving forward. Also? Blunt-cut bangs are iffy on you.


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Apple Vacations • Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Escape Kit
- A Seven-Night All-Inclusive Stay in Punta Cana ($1,099 per Person), Including:
- Round-Trip International Flights from New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Cincinnati to Punta Cana via JetBlue (JFK), Frontier Airlines (PHL, CLE, and CVG), or AirTran (BWI)
- Round-Trip Ground Transfers Between Punta Cana International Airport and Memories Splash Punta Cana
- Double-Occupancy Accommodations for Seven Nights in a Premium Room at Memories Splash Punta Cana
- All-Inclusive of Food, Drinks, Snacks, 24-Hour Room Service, Non-Motorized Water Sports, Introductory Scuba Lessons, and Water Park Access
- Diamond Club Package with Access to Diamond Club Lounge, a 10% Spa Discount, and Personalized Early Check-in and Late Checkout
- Two-for-One Dominican Flavours Excursion
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- Priced per Person Based on Double Occupancy (See Fine Print)
All-inclusive luxury resort with exquisite tropical décor, an exclusive beach, and all the food and drinks you could want.
The Destination
Deserted island vacations are nearly impossible to come by, but the expansive shores of the Dominican Republic's Punta Cana come dangerously close—more than 60 miles of wide coconut tree-lined beaches are so vast that they seldom experience overcrowding, despite the region's rising popularity with the jet set. Crystalline blue waters, verdant golf courses, lush tropical rain forests, and year-round temperatures that hover in the mid-80s make the island's "Coconut Coast" a Caribbean paradise you'll want to lose yourself in.
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Give winter the kiss-off with a luxury stay in sun-kissed Punta Cana. The four-star Memories Splash Punta Cana will treat you and your family like royalty with bottomless meals and drinks, chic décor, and impeccable service. Lounge in your airy premium room, which boasts cable TV, Bluetooth audio stations, a USB charging station, complimentary Wi-Fi, comfortable king- or queen-size beds, and a terrace or balcony overlooking the pool or garden. Elsewhere on the property, you'll find five restaurants; 11 bars; an ice cream bar; three pools; a decadent spa; and a thrilling water park complete with slides, splash pads, and more.
This luxury resort provides all-inclusive stays for every guest—but you're no ordinary guest. This Escape includes the Diamond Club package, so you'll be treated to extra benefits like Diamond Club Lounge access; personalized early check-in and late checkout; dedicated concierge service; a pillow menu, upgraded room service menu, and other luxury in-room amenities; a spa discount; and an exclusive beach area with dedicated bar and butler service.
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At Memories Splash Punta Cana, you're in control. The resort promises hassle-free dining at all hours: Wake up and enjoy a cup of Dominican coffee at the café, or head straight to the buffet and enjoy both local and international cuisine. Then, grab a towel and head to the beach, where a butler will keep the daiquiris coming while you work on your tan. Go on the half-day Dominican Flavours excursion, then let the kids go wild at the Splash Water Park, which boasts a wave pool and seven water slides. End the day with any of the varied evening entertainment options—or with a simple, soothing walk on one of the world's most beautiful beaches.
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- Vouchers cannot be combined to extend stay
- Reservations required and subject to availability; must be made by March 31, 2014
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- Merchant cancellation policy applies, please view www.book.applevacations.com/ftc for all details; voucher subject to forfeiture
- A deeply discounted rate for Children is available. Call Apple for additional details
- Rates are per person based on double occupancy. Each of two guests must purchase an Escape and arrange to stay together at the hotel. Single occupancy requires an additional fee of $200 due at booking
- Includes Seven-Night All-Inclusive Stay in Punta Cana, Round-Trip International Flights for One to Punta Cana via JetBlue (JFK), Frontier Airlines (PHL, CLE, and CVG), or AirTran (BWI), Round-Trip Ground Transfers Between Punta Cana International Airport and Memories Splash Punta Cana, Double-Occupancy Accommodations for Seven Nights in a Premium Room at Memories Splash Punta Cana, All-Inclusive of Food, Drinks, Snacks, 24-Hour Room Service, Non-Motorized Water Sports, Introductory Scuba Lessons, and Water Park Access, Diamond Club Package with Access to Diamond Club Lounge, a 10% Spa Discount, and Personalized Early Check-in and Late Checkout, Two-for-One Dominican Flavours Excursion, Two-for-One AVOK Travel Protection, All Taxes and Fees
- Baggage fees (unless otherwise noted) may apply
- Philadelphia, Cleveland and Cincinnati departures via Frontier Airlines, Baltimore via AirTran, JFK departures via jetBlue airlines. All flights are nonstop except Cleveland Monday departures (5/1/14 – 6/9/14) and Monday/Friday departures from Philadelphia 8/15/14 – 8/25/14
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- Nights must be spent consecutively; all inclusions must be redeemed during one stay
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- If you do not book your travel with the Merchant by March 31, 2014 the Offer Promotional Value will automatically expire, and the Escape Price will be refunded to you within 2 business days after March 31, 2014
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Former Culinary Institute of America students are professionally suited for a wide range of fields including the food service industry, the hotel industry, and the fine dining restaurant industry. The most highly represented industry among alumni is the restaurant industry. Very few Culinary Institute of America grads go into the food and facilities management services industry; in fact, less than five percent of alumni enter this industry. Culinary Institute of America graduates see an average starting salary of $51K.
The number of male graduates who responded to the survey outweighs the number of women with a male-to-female ratio of more than 3 to 1.
Among Culinary Institute of America graduates, the biggest earners are Food and Beverage Directors and Food Service Directors, who haul in about $75K on average. Executive Chefs do well for themselves as well, making $59K. Sliding in near the bottom are Pastry Chefs, who report earnings of approximately $38K.
Boston, Mass. is a hub for Culinary Institute of America graduates — a large number call this city home. New York, N.Y. is another hot spot for Culinary Institute of America grads, where salaries rank at the top of the pay scale (compensation averages out to around $75K). On the other hand, Culinary Institute of America alumni who end up in Denver, Colo. receive the lowest median salary of $41K. Dallas, Texas and Washington, DC are popular choices as well.
A Bachelor of Science in Culinary Arts leads to the highest pay for Culinary Institute of America grads ($80K on average per year). A Bachelor's Degree, Pastry & Culinary Arts is less advantageous in terms of earnings; alums with this degree are the lowest earners with a median annual pay of $33K.
Culinary Institute of America grads are usually competent in Food Preparation, and around half of alumni continue practicing this skill in their career. Culinary Institute of America grads with Budget Management experience garner salaries that are 28 percent more than other grads' salaries. Operations Management, People Management, and Inventory Management are among other dominant skills.
Only one-third of alumni for this school enjoy paid vacation days and about one-fifth of alumni get paid sick time. The larger part of survey participants participate in a 401(k) program. For this school, a majority of graduates are the recipients of health benefits, and slightly more than half of the former students pick up dental plans, too. Culinary Institute of America alumni are rewarded with additional benefits, such as life insurance, free drinks, a company-subsidized cell phone, and a casual working environment.
Compensation averages $52K for Pacific Oaks College alumni, making their earnings most comparable to Culinary Institute of America grads. Other schools similar to Culinary Institute of America include Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, the United States Sports Academy, and Pardee RAND Graduate School.
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It's the biggest prize in the sea - Giant Bluefin Tuna. Weighing in between 320 and 1,500 pounds, these behemoths are the most expensive fish in the world, their price driven up by Japanese demand for sushi. The largest tuna swim north to the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean where they're caught the old-fashioned way: with rod and reel.
In Discovery's all-new two part special FIGHTING TUNA, premiering Tuesday, October 30th at 10PM ET/PT, four captains vie for these high stakes fish using boats only a third the size of Bering Sea trawlers. Tossed by high waves and rough weather, they face down the world's most powerful fish, an adversary capable of highway speeds. The payoff? A single fish can sell for $10,000.
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The captains venture out into Cape Cod Bay, after a storm rocks New England. Paulie- the king of Bluefin tuna, and Donnie- a legend known for catching the largest fish on rod and reel - take on Anthony, a young captain with a different strategy.
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It's the last trip of the season, and it's the four captains' last shot at giant tuna. The 150-mile race is on to legendary Georges Bank, the fishing ground from "The Perfect Storm." Paulie, the master, struggles to make a catch - and keep his secrets. Donnie, the legend, is in for the fight of his life. Carmine, the sport fisherman faces a decision. And young captain Anthony is facing ruin.
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England's twin Reading and Leeds Festivals are two of the UK's biggest and most important summer festivals. NME points out that the fests have announced their initial lineups.
The Strokes and the reunited Pulp will team up to headline one day of both festivals, while My Chemical Romance and Muse will headline a day each. The bill for both festivals also features the National, Interpol, Death From Above 1979, Odd Future, Elbow, Jane's Addiction, 2 Many DJ's, the Joy Formidable, Crystal Castles, the Streets, the Kills, Patrick Wolf, the Horrors, Pete Doherty, Warpaint, Beady Eye, and Friendly Fires. To see the full lineups, check here. Both festivals go down August 26-28 at Richfield Avenue, Reading and Bramham Park, Leeds.
News in Brief: Eels, Royal Trux, Capstan Shafts, Reading and Leeds Festivals
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-- On August 24, Eels will release Tomorrow Morning, their second new album of 2010, via the group's own E Works label. They'll follow it with a big world tour.
-- Cats and Dogs, the 1993 album from scuzz-rock greats Royal Trux, will return to print on August 24, when Drag City reissues the record.
-- On August 24, Dean Wells' lo-fi bedroom-pop project the Capstan Shafts will release the new album Revelation Skirts via Rainbow Quartz. Pitchfork contributor Matt LeMay produces and plays drums.
-- As previously reported, the Libertines will reunite to play England's titanic Reading and Leeds Festivals, which go down August 27-29 in the towns that bear the festivals' names. The festival lineups also include Arcade Fire, LCD Soundsystem, Phoenix, Guns N' Roses, Queens of the Stone Age, Modest Mouse, the Walkmen, Crystal Castles, Band of Horses, Dizzee Rascal, Yeasayer, Girls, Weezer, Los Campesinos!, Klaxons, Caribou, the Big Pink, Surfer Blood, Warpaint, Local Natives, Kele, and about a million other bands.
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About eight years and 200 Pete Doherty drug arrests ago, the Libertines released debut album Up the Bracket and became the press-anointed saviors of UK rock. But after drug problems and intra-band strife took their toll, co-leaders Doherty and Carl Bar창t went their separate ways just one record later, with Doherty fronting Babyshambles and Barat leading Dirty Pretty Things. Now Spinner reports that the Libertines will reunite to play England's Reading and Leeds Festivals this summer.
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Who understood that the 2008 election would have the Democrats swinging two magnificent effective punches in such a brief time frame? As a female poised to run for the ascending Democrats, Hillary stands a chance of actually winning. Is that the scary part, or is the frightening part that she is running against the first black man to in fact stand an opportunity of winning? Clinton has actually hit the campaign path hot and solid working on building up her bank account for primary costs and is busily preparing her project.
Individuals are delegated wonder is Hillary Rodham Clinton going to be the first female president of the United States? She has already resided in the White House before, and is fairly acquainted with the job, however is the sting of having two members of the Bush household so close together going to be a bit too much for voters to tolerate with the Clinton family? As a freshman, Senator Clinton made a really powerful impression and has carried out particularly well for the state of New York. Will Hillary be able to keep this momentum through the election? Furthermore, will she amass sufficient support from within her own celebration to take the success she so truly desires?
How well she can truly perform as a President is the larger concern, and one which certainly only time might respond to. While being a Senator and the President are both high profile tasks, is the nation all set to open their hearts, and minds, to a female President? The country being led by a lady might be a huge advance in female's rights, yet that is an enormous step that this nation might not be extremely ready for. With females pulling more jobs of power each year, females are rising to the top of their game, proving they are simply as capable and competent as their male equivalents.
Stop and think, while the country is poised to see a female running for President, the number of other prospects names truly come to mind? Few, for the typical American. Hillary is a family name, who made a name for herself after stepping up to the plate to be an extremely included First Woman who held her head high even with her personal life in mayhem. Lots of Americans comprehend and appreciate how well she managed to pull herself together and still set an excellent example for this nation. Her composure and reasonable approach has won her the utmost respect across the country, which will certainly contribute towards her performance next time around.
From the ladies formerly in the White Home, Hillary is truly one of the more memorable. Barbara Bush and Hillary both made a point of going out into the general public, while the existing Mrs. Bush, Laura tends to conceal more from the public eye. The number of times Laura has been out in public is minimal compared to the two previous First Ladies who have actually graced the White Home.
If we stop and look, America tends to be a much happier nation when the First Lady is actively included and makes herself well known. Both politically and financially, the existence of a strong First Woman has a really positive impact on American society. Think about too, Hillary is the first First Girl of the United States who has actually run for a public workplace and been chosen. Consider this a major feat for the ladies of the country, enhance that the fact that Mrs. Clinton has actually handled to be the first female Senator to be chosen in New york city and you have a very hectic female who loves the spotlight.
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Barack Obama will not solve America's most profound economic problems. That is not a partisan political statement about the newly re-elected president. Had Mitt Romney won last week's contest, he also would not have been able to reduce unemployment, improve the trade balance, rebuild U.S. manufacturing excellence and strengthen the middle class. The fixing of the American economy is just not a one-man or one-woman job.
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It may be a little early, but I want to make a conditional nomination for the 2018 Nobel Prize for economics. If all goes well, the European Union, which has just won the 2012 Peace Prize, will by then have met the criteria for the economics award: a "work on economic sciences of eminent significance". The EU writes in deeds rather than essays or equations, but the unconventional form only adds to the accomplishment. Here is a preliminary draft of the citation.
Admit economic ignorance
It is time for economists to admit that they are stumped. Four years after being blindsided by Lehman Brothers' collapse, the profession is still stumbling in the dark. Policymakers and pundits still make confident pronouncements, but the conclusions are radically different. The expert disagreements give away the truth: ignorance reigns.
Unrealistic Nobel economics
Stable pairwise matching won Lloyd Shapley and Alvin Roth the Nobel prize for economics. It is an idea that is simple, slightly illuminating for economists, occasionally useful for everyone – and profoundly misleading.
Welcome the U.S. relative decline
Whoever wins the U.S. presidential election will preside over a relative decline in the country's global economic position. He should, but probably will not, accept the inevitable.
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The winner of the presidential election should do something about U.S. unemployment. The current rate of 8 percent is high by America's historical standards, and that measure does not capture the gravity of the problem – too many people have spent too long out of work or have decided to leave the workforce because jobs are too hard to find. European leaders face an even greater challenge. The EU unemployment rate is 10.4 percent, and during the last decade it has been below 7 percent for only half a year.
Who suffers in the U.S. economy?
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney put the economy at the top of their campaign agendas. They have both focused primarily on labour – the high rate of unemployment. The attention is deserved, but other parts of the economy should not be ignored. There is the worrying decay of the nation's capital stock – the physical, social and financial infrastructure. There is also something wrong in the consumption side of the economy, but there is a heated debate on just what the problem is.
Remembering the 1960s
Revolution was not on the agenda when the Second Vatican Council of the Catholic Church opened on Oct. 11, 1962, almost exactly 50 years ago. However, the gathering marked the start of a new era, not only for the world's largest centrally-run religion. During the following years, the hope for a better, freer world led to everything from the sexual revolution to the Prague Spring, from African independence to the hippie culture of Woodstock. A half-century on, it seems a good time for an economist to take stock.
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Broadband internet is provided by two built in WIFI Access Points.
The house is handicapped accessible, with wheelchair access from the main level and the garage. An elevator serves all three levels. The master bath has a large shower with a bench seat and a "walk in" Jacuzzi 'Safety Tub' with jets and air bubbles, as well as grab bars in the toilet area.
Our neighborhood - Bear Valley Springs, California:
Bear Valley Springs is a private gate-guarded community, located in the Tehachapi Mountains in California. The community spans 25,000 acres and 3,500 home sites, with 2,500 homes now built. With an estimated population of 7,500, there's lots of space and open trails for horseback riding or hiking and lakes for fishing. Bear Valley Springs' Elevation ranges from 4,118 feet to 6,934 feet (Bear Mountain).
We're in the mountains, but near enough to the cute little town of Tehachapi, which actually has a 'main street' with shops, restaurants and museums. So if you need a good restaurant or a little town time, it's nearby.
Our house is at 6,200 feet, with views into the three valleys: Cummings Valley, Bear Valley and the San Joaquin Valley.
View the spectacular sunrises and sunsets from the house, through walls of windows and the 8 foot high picture window doors . . . or from the two attached decks.
We have four distinct seasons at the house, including significant winter snowfall. The house is heated by three large propane furnaces, supplemented by 2 Pellet Stoves, a gas stove and a gas fireplace. With double glazed windows and multiple heat sources, the house is snug and comfy in any weather.
On top of the mountain as we are, we escape the summer heat of the valleys. Some days in the summer the temperature in Tehachapi can reach or exceed 100 degrees, but at our house the temperature rarely exceeds 80 degrees and we often have a cool breeze.
We're on 4 acres, but look down on 40 acres of undeveloped forest that is spectacular in any season.
There's a meditation area below the house and behind a big rock, where you can sit on a bench with only the sounds of nature to aid the slowing of your heartbeat.
Rental of our property for 7 days or more comes with access to the Oak Tree Country Club, Golf Course, Tennis, Equestrian Center, Horse Trails, Rifle Range, Swimming and Indoor Recreation (Basketball, pool tables, pingpong, foosball, etc.) The lakes and wilderness areas are always available.
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Bear Valley Springs is a 25,000 acre gated community with approximately 2500 homes now built. Bear Valley Springs is a few miles outside of the lovely town of Tehachapi. Our house, offered as a vacation rental, is 8 miles from the BVS gate and sits on 4 acres. We look down on approximately 40 acres of undeveloped forest and into three valleys below. We're 130 miles from Los Angeles and 150 miles from the West entrance to Death Valley National Park.
We have lots of wildlife. We often see fox, bobcat, deer, hawks and owl on our property. Elk and bear roam nearby.
Year Purchased: 2013
About the owner: We enjoy the forest, the wildlife and the views, particularly the sunsets, here on our mountain. We bought this house as a mountain retreat where peace and quiet are the norm. We love the quiet . . . our heartbeats slow when we arrive. We'd love to share that with you.
Why the Owner Chose Tehachapi:
We've loved Bear Valley springs from the moment we saw it and this house is so special that we fell in love with it immediately as well. The house was obviously designed for two purposes. It's a great place to bring an extended family together and it's also just perfect for elegant parties.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
Birds, wildlife of all kinds and spectacular views of three valleys from 6200 feet. Sit on one of the two decks and enjoy the view and sounds of nature, or view it from the large windows throughout the house. Hike down the hill a bit and you can be surrounded by only oaks, pines and granite boulders. If you really want to get out into nature we have 35 miles of horseback riding trails and 10 miles of hiking trails We have satellite television, WIFI and 'Whole House Audio', so if you tire of the quiet and sounds of nature, you can watch TVs, Netflix movies or rock the house from your iPod. If you stay 7 days or more with us and specifically arrange it with us, you can have access to the Oak Tree Country Club, with Golf, Tennis and Pool. The golf course is a 9-hole, par-36 course designed by Ted Robinson, Sr. It opened on May 19, 1973. The course winds through the valley floor with both elevated and low-level dual tees that will test even the most skilled golfer for a full 18 holes. The men's course rating is 70.3, slope 122. The women's course rating is 77.2, slope 137, par 73. The practice facilities include a full length driving range with target greens, a chipping green with sand trap and a putting green that copies the speed of the greens on the course. At the 8th hole we provide a posted menu so that you can call in 'to go orders' from the Mulligan Room When you have finished your game your food will be ready and waiting! We have two lakes in the community, Cub Lake and 4 Island Lake, for fishing and boating (no gas motors). The larger lake, 4-Island Lake is a 37.5 acre lake located along the BVS Golf Course. The lake is stocked for fishing enthusiasts and allows swimming, fishing, boating (sail, canoes, catamarans, kayaks, row boats and electric boats not in excess of three horsepower). Also available are launch ramps, 3 fishing docks, a picnic area, sand volleyball court, bathrooms and playground.
Amazing views and natural beauty at 6200 ft
Custom kitchen, granite countertops, lots of prep area and two sinks
The main hall with floating stair
Deck with views of three valleys, 3 doors from dining room, kitchen and bedroom
Master Bedroom with large screen LCD TV and lots of windows with blackout shades
Master Bath with Granite Bowl sinks, Jetted Safety Tub, Luxurious Shower
Plenty of light and terrific views from the Queen bedroom.
Main floor powder room
Laundry room with LG washer and dryer. Both have steam. Counters for folding
A sunset in our meditation area
Elk are common in Bear Valley Springs
4 Island Lake in Bear Valley Springs
Open plan family room and kitchen, amazing views from windows and adjoining deck
Floating staircase in the main hall. Dining table and doors to deck are behind
Cozy seating by the gas fireplace
Dining room - There's another leaf for the table, so you can easily seat 8
Master Bedroom with view toward front door and main hall
Twin Bedroom - can be made up as two separate twins or as a king bed
Home Theater with 65' LCD and 5.1 Surround Sound
The top floor powder room
One of our bears
The Oak Tree Country Club golf course in Bear Valley Springs, near Tehachapi
35 miles of horse trails through the mountains of Bear Valley Springs!
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
8/23/2013 (1 year ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
As UN inspectors remain stalled in Damascus, just miles away from where as many as 1,300 people were killed in a sarin gas attack by Assad forces, President Obama if faced with a tough decision, and is calling for more time.
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8/23/2013 (1 year ago)
Published in Middle East
Keywords: Syria, Assad, Sarin, poison, gas, Obama, intervention, red line
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - President Obama is on a bus tour of the U.S. to talk to students about the high cost of tuition. In the wake of Wednesday's poison gas attack, that tour is becoming cover as Obama looks for an excuse to hedge his bets on Syria.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest claimed that Obama was appalled and horrified, but that Obama wasn't prepared to do anything at this instant. Earnest said, "as we're weighing these domestic policy decisions, and as we're weighing these foreign policy decisions, the president puts the interest of the United States of America first. And I think the fact that we are doing this bus tour is an indication that the president has his priorities straight".
That's how Obama dodged the question on Syria -by saying nothing.
Obama has painted himself into a corner and thanks to the brutality of the Assad regime and the extremism of some rebel factions, he finds himself in a no-win situation.
The use of chemical weapons represented a "red line" according to the President's own statements on Syria. Syria has repeatedly crossed that line. Obama has done nothing. Naturally, this damages U.S. credibility. American promises to "do something" are just empty words.
Obama's position is understandable. Nobody wants to do anything to build up Christian and Israel-hating militant Muslims. The easiest solution, which is to arm the Syrian rebels is also dangerous because brigades of militant, fundamentalist Muslims, have folded into the Free Syrian Army. Many of these units have ties to al Qaeda.
There is no guarantee these people would not receive U.S. aid shipments and later deploy those weapons against the U.S. and her allies.
Likewise, other intervention options are equally unsavory. A no-fly zone, which is the most likely option, would be an intense, expensive, long-term operation. Troops on the ground would be even more so, and would result in American casualties.
For now, international officials, and the President are hedging their bets, calling for patience and calm as inspectors attempt to ascertain what really happened in Damascus earlier this week. However, these are absurd political delaying tactics because we all know what happened.
Hundreds of bodies, including many children, bundled in white sheets for burial with no other obvious signs of trauma are telling. The people were gassed to death, and there is no question of the fact. Assad's forces likely used rockets to deliver the lethal attacks.
For the world to hesitate even in the face of this shows Assad, Hezbollah, Iran, Russia and China that they can behave belligerently, even savagely, and the world will pause while it finds a good excuse to do nothing. While war is always an unsavory option, it is sometimes necessary and those who would commit atrocities should know that the international community stands ready to intervene swiftly against evil.
For now, the message sent by Obama and the rest of the world is encouraging for Assad and his cronies. It's also crushing for the thousands of innocent people he will soon murder because the rest of the world refuses to act. The situation is eerily similar to the allied refusal to bomb the gas chambers at Auschwitz.
It is understood that any intervention will bring risk and expense, and adds the complication that a hostile government could replace Assad's regime after the collapse. However, without U.S. and western intervention, we also assure that whatever government comes to power in Syria, it will not be beholden to America or the west, and may actually be quite upset that we did not respond in the hour of need.
Nobody wants conflict and war. We all want a peaceful resolution. However, Assad has pushed all his chips across the table by openly using weapons of mass destruction against his own people. Now Obama must call, or fold in disgrace.
Thousands of innocents are waiting on you, Mr. President.
Enjoy your bus tour.
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Vintage: 2011
The year 2011 was an interesting year for many northern and central European countries, as the weather was more than unpredictable in the spring and summer. However, in most countries, the climatic conditions thankfully settled down in the late summer and fall. The result of this slightly difficult year of weather in France was a set of surprisingly small yields, but overall, these yields were of a higher quality than those harvested in certain previous years. A fantastic set of wines was also made in Italy and Spain, and the Rioja wines - when released - are set to be very good indeed. Austria also had superb year in 2011, with almost fifty percent more grapes being grown and used for their distinctive Gruner Veltliner wines than in the year before. Possibly the European country which had the finest 2011, though, was Portugal, with wineries in the Douro region claiming this year to be one of the best in decades for the production of Port wine, and the bright, young Vinho Verdes wines. In the New World, the Pacific Northwest saw some of the best weather of 2011, and Washington State and Oregon reportedly had a highly successful year, especially for the cultivation of high quality red wine grapes. Chile and Argentina had a relatively cool year, which certainly helped retain the character of many of their key grape varietals, and should make for some exciting drinking. South Africa had especially good weather for their white wine grape varietals, particularly Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, and many South African wineries are reporting 2011 as one of their best years in recent memory.
Varietal: Sangiovese
Wines made with the round, darkly colored Sangiovese grape varietal tend to demonstrate the grape's key attributes: high acidity, moderate tannins and pale red color These grapes have been grown in their native Italy for thousands of years, and are said to be one of the key varietals which were so loved by the ancient Etruscan and Roman civilization Fast forward a few millennia, and all over the world, wineries are still growing these grapes in order to capture that renowned and flavorful essence. What makes Sangiovese so loved by drinkers and vintners alike is its wonderful ability to soak up the earthy, woody flavors of the oak barrels they are aged in, and present these in the glass alongside fresh, bright summer fruit notes. Whilst Sangiovese grapes are often blended during the fermentation process, they are also drank as single variety wines, both young and fresh, and aged and complex.
Region: Tuscany
The beautiful region of Tuscany has been associated with wine production for almost three thousand years, and as such is one of the oldest and most highly respected wine producing regions in the world. The hot, sunny climate supports quite a wide range of grapes, but the grape varietals most widely grown across this large region are Sangiovese and Vernaccia, both of which are used in the production of Tuscany's most distinctive red and white wines. Cabernet Sauvignon and other imported grape varietals have also flourished there for over two hundred years, but it wasn't until the 1970's and the rise of the 'Super Tuscans' that they were widely used, when the fine wineries of the region began experimenting with Bordeaux style red wines to great effect.
Country: Italy
It isn't difficult to understand why Italy is famed not just for the quality of its wines, but also for the vast variety and range of characteristics found in the wines there. The terrain of the country varies wildly, from the lush rolling green hills and valley of Tuscany, to the sun drenched rocky coasts of Sicily, the mountainous and alpine regions of the north, and the marshy lowlands of the east. Italy really does have a little bit of everything. Combine this huge range of landscapes with an almost perfect climate for grape cultivation, and you have a country seemingly designed for viticultural excellence. The results speak for themselves, and it is clear to see that wine has become an inseparable part of Italian culture as a result of its abundance and brilliance. Each village, city and region has a local wine perfectly matched with the cuisine of the area, and not an evening passes without the vast majority of Italian families raising a glass of locally sourced wine with pride and pleasure.
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