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Kenneth Chang is a science reporter for The New York Times, covering chemistry, geology, solid state physics, nanotechnology, Pluto, plague and other scientific miscellany. He should have received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Illinois but instead left after seven years to attend the science writing program at University of California at Santa Cruz. He worked at The Los Angeles Times, the Greenwich Time in Connecticut, The Newark Star-Ledger and ABCNEWS.com prior to joining the Times in 2000.
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In a few days, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will zip past the former ninth planet, the first up-close look of the icy world in the outer solar system.
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The craft, launched last month and meant to demonstrate the possibilities of using sunlight for propulsion, has run into trouble before.
June 6, 2015, Saturday
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On Nix, one of Pluto's five moons, the sun could rise in the east and set in the north. The moons form a sort of miniature planetary system.
June 4, 2015, Thursday
Irwin A. Rose, Nobel-Winning Biochemist, Dies at 88
Dr. Rose's early interest in the problem of protein disposal helped lead to the development of a new class of cancer-fighting drugs.
June 3, 2015, Wednesday
Explaining a Cornerstone of Game Theory: John Nash's Equilibrium
Dr. Nash extended the analysis beyond zero-sum, I-win-you-lose types of games to more complex situations in which all of the players could gain, or all could lose.
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Anthony Elgindy (born November 28, 1967), born Amr Ibrahim Elgindy [1] in Egypt, is the founder of Pacific Equity Investigations, and is best known as "Anthony@Pacific", the "Internet's most theatrical short-seller".[2]
In 2003, the NASD ruled that Elgindy and his firm Key West Securities "engaged in a manipulative scheme in 1997 to inflate artificially the share price of Saf T Lok, Inc. through the entering of fraudulent quotations in the Nasdaq system, selling the stock short at the artificially high prices, and then taking active steps to depress the share price of Saf T Lok through the dissemination of negative research comments." Elgindy and Key West Securities were fined $51,000 and had their NASD memberships revoked.[3]
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- ^ Eric Dash,The New York Times (2004-11-01). "Broker Who Aided U.S. Going on Trial for Fraud".
- ^ Joey Anuff and Gary Wolf,Wired (August 2000). "The Dumbass, The Daytrader, and the New Democracy".
- ^ NASD (2003). "NASD's NAC Bars Tony Elgindy and Expels Key West Securities, Inc. For Manipulative Short Selling Scheme".
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- Linda Christiansen, "When Telling the Truth is a Crime, Elgindy Faces Charges that He Manipulated Stocks with Accurate Information," The Wall Street Journal, November 1, 2004
- Conor Dougherty, The San Diego Union-Tribune, "SEC overturns ban on stock trader | Elgindy's firm also ordered reinstated," March 11, 2004
- John R. Emshwiller, "A Felon's Wife Picks Up the Pieces Of Her Luxury Life," The Wall Street Journal, November 29, 2005
- John R. Emshwiller, "Online Maverick Sells the Internet Short," The Wall Street Journal, July 22, 1999
- John R. Emshwiller, Scam Dogs and Mo-Mo Mamas: Inside the Wild and Woolly World of Internet Stock Trading
- Gary Wolf and Joey Anuff, "Dumb Money: Adventures of a Day Trader," Wired (Apr. 2004)
- David Cohen, Chasing the Red, White, and Blue
- Kowalski, Robert (2000). "This Silicon Investor Is Now firstname.lastname@example.com". Retrieved 2007-04-30.
- Weiss, Gary (2002). "What to Bet Against". Retrieved 2007-04-30.
- Berenson, Alex (May 23, 2002). "Five, Including F.B.I. Agents, Are Named In a Conspiracy". The New York Times. Retrieved 2007-05-01.


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Buccaneers training camp previewTRAINING CAMP GOALS 1. The Bucs made a lot of decisions in the offseason based on one simple goal: save quarterback Josh Freeman. Two years ago, Freeman passed for 25 touchdowns and only six interceptions. But last season, affected by the lockout and a suspect supporting cast, Freeman struggled to throw only 16 touchdowns and 22 interceptions. Coach Greg Schiano began by hiring Giants quarterbacks coach Mike Sullivan as offensive coordinator. Sullivan is credited with helping Giants quarterback Eli Manning the past two years. The Bucs also improved Freeman's weapons. They signed a legitimate No. 1 receiver in free agent Vincent Jackson and Saints guard Carl Nicks. The Bucs also used the No. 31 overall pick on Boise State running back Doug Martin, who can be effective on all three downs. Freeman has to improve his accuracy and fundamentals while learning his third offense in four years. But he's off to a good start. 2. The Bucs' front seven on de...
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ORANGEBURG, S.C. - The owner of a Norway auto repair shop has been charged with third degree arson after prosecutors say he hired a man to burn his business.
The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg reported Wednesday that prosecutors say Thomas Blake hired 52-year-old Ernest Leland Smith of Norway to burn his property. Authorities say Blake gave Smith the gasoline to burn the building.
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Ken Martinez, the Democrat, tells a different story. He says the legislature had "already done all the tough stuff" in cutting spending the two years prior to Susana Martinez's becoming governor, even levying a small tax to balance the budget. (New Mexico is constitutionally required to have a balanced budget.) The storm, he argues, was mostly weathered by the time she came into office.
"We scrubbed all the way to the bottom," the governor says, noting unnecessary fleets of government vehicles, fancy cell phones for government employees, and outlandish salaries for cabinet secretaries that had accrued during Richardson's two terms. Working with Democratic majorities, she found other waste to cut and plugged the budget hole, all the while increasing funding for Medicaid and education. The legislature, especially the senate, resisted the cuts initially but eventually passed balanced budgets two years in a row—without raising taxes.
Martinez has found other ways to shake things up in Sante Fe. The New Mexico legislature has no legal obligation to keep a public record, so she sends an intern with a video camera to tape floor debates and committee meetings. The governor's office uploads the videos to its website. At first, some legislators mocked this as a gimmick while mugging for the camera. But now, Martinez says, they're coming to terms with the new transparency.
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Sincerity, Martinez says, is what people are looking for in their elected officials, and most haven't liked what they've seen in a while. Republicans, she says, have an opportunity. "You have to stay steady," Martinez says. "You either mean it or you don't. And you have to follow through when you say it. People have to start believing in their elected officials."
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For the latest single from "Not For Nothing", Saheed pairs up with Wrekonize (¡Mayday!) and Soul Khan for "Times Up". All 3 exchange infectious verses about the 25th hour over a smoked out Numonics instrumental.
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Free and Still Good - Ghost Recon Phantoms
This re-branded shooter will hold you over with future tech while waiting for The Division.
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Please people support third person shooters FPS are just making people stupid and they forget there is such thing as peripheral vision and actually tactics.. Seriously FPS attract too many lone wolfs..
Titanfall? Leave it! You are going to love this!!
yea.........its still fun when its free to play, but its more like pay to win
So there's no campaign or proper co-op, that stinks.
Now, the question i want answered, will it still arrive on Wii U as originally promised?
They need to shift attention to 3rd person shooters and drop FPS already , I think we've seen FPS at their best!
Oh, Ghost Recon online; no thanks. I actually liked the campaigns of the previous games, though unfortunately never picked up the last, which I should probably do; that'd feel really weird though now. I know some people disliked Advanced Warfighter because it wasn't as 'hardcore' as the previous ones, but those are still some of my favorite games of last-gen. I really should play the last one.
This looks like loads of fun, even though graphically it's outdated!! I don't know why future soldier gets all the hate in general but the MP community is highly active
Oh! I heard an uncensored F-word at the end of that video. That's it. I am offended now.
Installed and played a bit last night. It is quite fun, and I really like all the game mechanics. But what the hell with the graphics?? They are SO bad that you literally cannot see very far in front of you, it has this horrible blurry/soft texture crap going on that reminds me of very old last-gen consoles, or as someone else said -smart phones.
played it for little bit, only one reason it turned me off, the graphic on highest setting still looks like it's a smart phone game.
I downloaded it the day it came out and man I was surprised how fun it was, definitely a better version of their first attempt, I haven't spent a cent and I am able to make enough credits in game to buy the weapons and upgrades I need.
There is actually a fair bit of tactics involved to as you can go prone or crouch against cover for different ways to peek out and help your team secure a point and move up to the next.
I'll just wait for The Division.....
I downloaded this game just randomly when i was bored. Its actually pretty darn fun.
I prefer the old Xbox Ghost Recon games. The original and Island Thunder were the best in the franchise IMO. GR2 & Summit Strike were decent too (man, getting shot scared the hell out of you). Why they made the series into a CoD knockoff is beyond me. The single player and multiplayer were sublime and original. Sadly, there are no good sniper games out there. Sorry Sniper Elite - your weird skeleton slow-mo shots are just creepy and actually ruin the experience.
@kungfool69 Hardware capabilities definitely shouldn't be an issue. No excuses for it not coming to Wii U really! Fingers crossed it does.
Adwance warfighter 2 and future soldeir come in one disk now on ps3....i bought one last week.
@solarrainuk Don't like the controls either, the visuals look first month ps3/xbox 360 titles.
Also, when you go into cover there's a very bad quality depth of field blur that happens, which you can't turn off (this game has almost zero graphic settings), now I've got a feeling that is part of the game mechanics..but my god it's awful.
Another thing, but I don't know if it's accurate. According to a lot of posts I've read about the game, it is very much pay 2 win. The game is a lot of fun up until about level 7-8, until the matchmaking throws you into matches with max geared veterans where you'll get slaughtered.
@MJ12-Conspiracy Most anticipated game for this/next year? YES PLEASE
@Sevenizz Indeed, I really like all the Ghost Recons prior to future soldier, and the multiplayer for GRAW 1 and 2 on consoles was a lot of fun. I have GRAW 2 for the PC, but it just wasn't as good imo.
@Sevenizz Pretty typical, ruin the identity of a franchise in the name of appealing to the masses. The game still seems pretty good, but looks to play a lot more like a Rainbow Six or even CoD than a Ghost Recon title, too bad!
@nl_skipper @Sevenizz there's a lot less running and gunning than COD, you take tactical positions and take out your enemys to move up, if everyone played like COD they would be getting killed and respawning while the other team took the checkpoint.


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Christmas represents many different things - it's remembering past holidays and loved ones who made those times so special. There was always the biggest, brightest and most beautiful Christmas tree, a piece of cake or candy worth every calorie and a song that touched us when we especially needed to hear its message.
Former Midway Mayor Don Emmons dips an oyster in cocktail sauce Nov. 10 at the Midway Museum's recent Oyster Roast and Pig Pickin'. Emmons, who is on the board of governors of the museum, and about 50 other people attended the fundraiser.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You've let yourself be distracted from what's really important. But love finally gets your attention this week. However, it comes with a challenge that could create a problem.
A group of Revolutionary War re-enactors expressed gratitude for their forefathers Saturday at Fort Morris State Historic Site's annual Come & Take It! encampment.
Last week, I watched a documentary on the History Channel about great men who have influenced America. Among those mentioned were J.P. Morgan, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and Andrew Carnegie, but not necessarily in that order. All of these were important, but I think Thomas Edison did the most for us. He invented the incandescent light bulb and came up with a method for wiring homes with electricity. After watching the documentary, I wanted to know more about Edison. I read many interesting articles online about his life and the 1,093 things ...
The Hinesville First United Methodist Church is sponsoring a Christmas tour of homes from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8.
More than 50 senior residents of Walthourville and the surrounding area expressed gratitude on the Thursday before Thanksgiving with prayer and praise while sharing a Thanksgiving dinner at Baconton Missionary Baptist Church.
Bring the Family to Stewart Lanes for dinner and bowling at a special price from 4-8 p.m. Nov. 25. The cost is $30 per family of five.
Under the leadership of Executive Director Debra Williams, the Hinesville Housing Authority participated in Liberty County's community cleanup day Oct. 20.
If you are one of those neighbors who shares your litter, your neighbors probably have some secrets they wish you knew.
SAVANNAH - The 22nd annual Savannah Toy Run will be held Dec. 1 at Savannah Harley-Davidson, 6 Gateway Blvd. W.
Today we celebrate 50 years of "shaken, not stirred" with a review of "Skyfall," the 23rd picture in the 007 series.
In honor of Native American month, the Wanona Wheeler family will display its Native American traditions with a dance program at 2 p.m. Saturday at Uncommon Grounds, 110 S. Commerce St. in Hinesville.
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas
SAVANNAH - Tickets are available for next year's Savannah Music Festival.
The Hinesville Downtown Development Authority recently had a food drive for the Manna House.
Every state has "cowboy toilet paper" growing somewhere in it.
Dr. Peter Martin loves animals.
In Chatham County, just outside Bloomingdale off Highway 204, there is a property with an old house, horse stables, an arena and a barn.
Daisy Jones, the city of Hinesville's Homeless Prevention Program coordinator, walked from table to table, ensuring each vendor was prepared before opening the doors of Bradwell Institute's gymnasium at noon June 6.
It started with the scanning of some old photos for safe keeping.
Last weekend's two-day radio-controlled air show in Liberty County raised more than $1,000 to support Bryan County-based Family Promise.
Clifton and Linda DeLoach recently donated a truckload of Vidalia onions to the Long County 4-H Club to be sold to as a fundraiser. DeLoach, who is a Long County commissioner, said the club is always doing good deeds for the county, and he and his wife's annual donation of onions is a small way they help support the club.
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The duo were featured as part of the April 8 Burt Bacharach tribute concert, recorded in New York City and broadcast the following week on TNT as the "Bacharach: One Amazing Night" special.
A home video and record of the Bacharach TV special, which included Sheryl Crow, Barenaked Ladies, All Saints, Ben Folds Five and others performing Bacharach's songs, is also set to be released on November 24.
As we previously reported (see "Elvis Costello Collaborates With Burt Bacharach For New Record"
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I just replaced my Alias standard tires with Pro-Line Trenchers.
Just in the quick little block up and down in front of my townhome... holy! are these things amazing. What would normally cause me to skid out my Rusty stayed glued to the pavement.
I can't wait to try them on the main area I got them for. Bashing at my local park with some sand, grass, dirt, etc.


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In the wake of the Great Recession, a contentious debate has erupted over whether austerity is helpful or harmful for economic growth. This column compares the experiences of the East Asian countries – whose leaders responded to the East Asian financial crisis with expansionary fiscal policy – with those of the European periphery countries during the Great Recession. The authors argue that it was a mistake for the European periphery countries to pivot from fiscal expansion to consolidation before their economies had recovered.
Anusha Chari, Peter Blair Henry, Friday, March 6, 2015
Marco Buti, Nicolas Carnot, Tuesday, February 24, 2015
In an uncertain world, fiscal policy must be robust to a range of models. This column introduces a rule of thumb governing fiscal expansion that is consistent for a group of countries, and for each country individually. Applying this rule to the Eurozone recommends overall fiscal neutrality, with moderate consolidation in France and Spain, lower consolidation in Italy, and moderate stimulus in Germany. This policy is optimal for Germany even without taking into account positive spillovers to other members.
Sebastian Gechert, Andrew Hughes Hallett, Ansgar Rannenberg, Thursday, February 26, 2015
The literature on fiscal multipliers has expanded greatly since the outbreak of the Global Crisis. This column reports on a meta-regression analysis of fiscal multipliers collected from a broad set of empirical reduced form models. Multiplier estimates are significantly higher during economic downturns. Spending multipliers exceed tax multipliers, especially during recessions. The authors estimate that the Eurozone's fiscal consolidation – most significantly transfer cuts – reduced GDP by 4.3% relative to the no-consolidation baseline in 2011, increasing to 7.7% in 2013.
Sebastian Gechert, Andrew Hughes Hallett, Ansgar Rannenberg, Wednesday, February 25, 2015
The literature on fiscal multipliers has expanded greatly since the outbreak of the Global Crisis. CEPR Policy Insight 79 reports on a meta-regression analysis of fiscal multipliers collected from a broad set of empirical reduced form models. Multiplier estimates are significantly higher during economic downturns. Spending multipliers exceed tax multipliers, especially during recessions. The authors estimate that the Eurozone's fiscal consolidation – most significantly transfer cuts – reduced GDP by 4.3% relative to the no-consolidation baseline in 2011, increasing to 7.7% in 2013.
Julio Escolano, Laura Jaramillo, Carlos Mulas-Granados, Gilbert Terrier, Friday, February 27, 2015
Fiscal consolidation is back at the top of the policy agenda. This column provides historical context by examining 91 episodes of fiscal consolidation in advanced and developing economies between 1945 and 2012. By focusing on cases in which the adjustment was necessary and desired in order to stabilise the debt-to-GDP ratio, the authors find larger average fiscal adjustments than previous studies. Most consolidation episodes resulted in stabilisation of the debt-to-GDP ratio, but at a new, higher level.
Simon Wren-Lewis, Friday, January 30, 2015
The anaemic recovery from the Global Crisis and the downward trend in real interest rates since 1980 have revived interest in the idea of secular stagnation. This column argues that if the US, UK, and Eurozone had not pursued contractionary fiscal policies from 2010 onwards, the recovery would not have been so slow and nominal interest rates would no longer be at the zero lower bound. Expanding the stock of government debt would have ameliorated, not worsened, the shortage of safe assets.
Paolo Manasse, Tuesday, January 27, 2015
This column discusses and evaluates the new guidelines issued by the European Commission regarding the Stability and Growth Pact. These do not change the existing rules, but work to improve transparency, encourage fiscal discipline, and underline that fiscal adjustments should vary based on the circumstances a country finds itself to be in. But by operating within to the existing rules, the new guidelines conform to austerity bias and complexity of implementation.
Dirk Niepelt, Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Recent experience with the zero lower bound on nominal interest rates, and the use of high-denomination notes by criminals and tax evaders, have led to revived proposals to phase out cash. This column argues that abolishing cash may be neither necessary nor sufficient to overcome the zero lower bound problem, and would severely undermine privacy. Allowing the public to hold reserves at central banks could reduce the need for deposit insurance, although the transition to the new regime and the effects on credit supply must be carefully considered.
Wouter den Haan, Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Macroecomics has changed in a number of ways since the global crisis. For example, there is now more emphasis on modeling the financial sector, self-fulfilling panics, herd behaviour and the new role of demand. This Vox Talk discusses these changes as well as those areas in macroeconomics that are currently perhaps not researched enough. Wouter den Haan explains the inadequacy of the conventional 'rational expectations' approach, quantitative easing, endogenous risk and deleveraging and refers to current CEPR research that reflects the changes. He concludes by reminding us that the 'baby boomers' issue could be the basis of the next crisis.
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Today's Eurozone fiscal discipline is the amalgamation of reforms implemented over ten years, with the latest and largest changes agreed in crisis settings. This column argues that the result fosters neither growth nor stability since actual fiscal policy has been powerfully procyclical. The focus on intermediate targets has distracted attention from the final objectives – debt sustainability and economic convergence. A drastic simplification of the current rules is proposed.
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Friday, November 7, 2014
A triple-dip recession in the Eurozone is now a distinct possibility. This column argues that additional monetary stimulus is unlikely to be effective, that the scope for further fiscal stimulus is limited, and that some structural reforms may actually hurt growth in the short run by adding to disinflationary pressures in a liquidity trap. The author advocates using tax incentives and tighter regulations to encourage firms to replace environmentally inefficient capital.
Charles A.E. Goodhart, Philipp Erfurth, Monday, November 3, 2014
There has been a long-term downward trend in labour's share of national income, depressing both demand and inflation, and thus prompting ever more expansionary monetary policies. This column argues that, while understandable in a short-term business cycle context, this has exacerbated longer-term trends, increasing inequality and financial distortions. Perhaps the most fundamental problem has been over-reliance on debt finance. The authors propose policies to raise the share of equity finance in housing markets; such reforms could be extended to other sectors of the economy.
Jagjit Chadha, Sunday, November 2, 2014
The impact of the stock and maturity of government debt on longer-term bond yields matters for monetary policy. This column assesses the magnitude and relative importance of overall bond supply and maturity effects on longer-term US Treasury interest rates using data from 1976 to 2008. Both factors have a significant impact on both forwards and term premia, but maturity of public debt appears to matter more. The results have implications for exit from unconventional policies, and also for the links between monetary and fiscal policy and debt management.
Hugh Rockoff, Saturday, October 4, 2014
World War I profoundly altered the structure of the US economy and its role in the world economy. However, this column argues that the US learnt the wrong lessons from the war, partly because a halo of victory surrounded wartime policies and personalities. The methods used for dealing with shortages during the war were simply inappropriate for dealing with the Great Depression, and American isolationism in the 1930s had devastating consequences for world peace.
Olivier Blanchard, Friday, October 3, 2014
Before the 2008 crisis, the mainstream worldview among US macroeconomists was that economic fluctuations were regular and essentially self-correcting. In this column, IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard explains how this benign view of fluctuations took hold in the profession, and what lessons have been learned since the crisis. He argues that macroeconomic policy should aim to keep the economy away from 'dark corners', where it can malfunction badly.
Roberto Perotti, Saturday, September 13, 2014
There is a growing consensus that austerity is contributing to the Eurozone's macroeconomic malaise, but also that spending cuts are needed in the long run to achieve fiscal sustainability. Some commentators have advocated a temporary tax cut financed by unsterilised ECB purchases of long-term public debt, accompanied by a commitment to future spending cuts. This column argues that such commitments are simply not credible – especially given the moral hazard problem created by central bank monetisation of debts.
Mark Hoekstra, Steve Puller, Jeremy West, Wednesday, September 3, 2014
'Cash for Clunkers' was billed as a stimulus programme that would boost sales to the ailing US auto industry in 2009. This column shows that the design of the programme actually caused it to reduce revenues to the industry it was designed to help. The authors estimate that the entire increase in sales during the programme would have happened anyway in the following eight months. Moreover, since more fuel-efficient cars tend to be less expensive, the fuel economy requirement of the programme incentivised households to buy cheaper cars.
Francesco Giavazzi, Guido Tabellini, Thursday, August 21, 2014
The stagnating Eurozone economy requires policy action. This column argues that EZ leaders should agree a coordinated 5% tax cut, extension of budget deficit targets by 3 or 4 years, and issuance of long-term public debt to be purchased by the ECB without sterilisation.
Benedict Clements, Csaba Feher, Sanjeev Gupta, Thursday, July 17, 2014
The discussion on pension reform typically centres on fiscal sustainability. This column argues that equity concerns are of primary importance, both in selling proposed reforms to the public, and as a first-order policy goal of the pension system. Focusing on the average pensioner is insufficient to evaluate policy.
Paul De Grauwe, Monday, July 7, 2014
There has been a stark contrast between the experiences of Spain and the UK since the Global Crisis. This column argues that although the ECB's Outright Monetary Transactions policy has been instrumental in reducing Spanish government bond yields, it has not made the Spanish fiscal position sustainable. Although the UK has implemented less austerity than Spain since the start of the crisis, a large currency depreciation has helped to reduce its debt-to-GDP ratio


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Wednesday 13 February 2013
Southwark council's accidental disclosure of the price it has agreed with property giant Lend Lease for the Heygate estate site has been seized on by critics of the wider Elephant and Castle redevelopment plans, and was widely reported last week. BBC London and the Evening Standard stressed critics' claims that £50m figure is far too low and the Independent carried the term "social cleansing" in its headline. I hesitated, though, over how significant the story was. Here's why. Continue reading...
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Joe and Barry's heartfelt scene stole the night. That of course speaks volumes because there is so much to like. I find their relationship to be one of the most fascinating. This detective who didn't owe this kid anything taking him and, raising him, and viewing him as the son he never had. As a person who typically finds family/deep friendship type relationships infinitely more interesting to watch, i love the "family feels". I've never got any other vibe other than stern father-figure from Joe and watching the pain in his eyes when Barry said he wasn't his father and the barely concealed tears when Barry pretty much called him Dad was everything warm, fuzzy, and good in the world. I hope Iris finds out about Barry soon. I loved the scene when he confessed his feelings. The special effects continue to be kind of amazing considering how easily it could become cheesy. Iris is delightful and Patton nails that "girl next door charm". I find her refreshing and relatable, and I hate that she's always being compared to Laurel Lance. To me, she already started off on the right foot, because she's actually likeable whereas laurel didn't even start off likeable, sweet, or charming, and arguably still isn't no matter how they try to rework her character. I look forward to her getting something meatier, but her scenes with Barry are just sweet. I think they play off of one another quite nicely and it'll only get stronger. I don't think Henry will ever get out of jail. In fact I don't think he'll be alive by the end of the season. I'm looking forward to them fleshing out the other characters. Everyone seems fairly solid but I'd love for them to delve into what makes everyone click, sooner rather than later. Grant Gustin is a treasure. I could watch him for ages.
Couldnt log in. You, I like. I don't have as much time as I'd like to read these reviews, so I've taken to perusing over the weekends, and I love and appreciate everything you say. You typically express everything I'm thinking but have all but given up on stating. And (and I as a woc HATE this compliment, as it's typically backhanded if you catch my drift) you state your opinions so articulately. So kudos. 👍
I wish I could say I'm surprised but I'm not. I thought she was delightful. I mean it's the first episode. What more can you want from her character? In the first episode. Iris as a character and Candace the actress has been catching flack before the pilot even aired and it's annoyed me beyond words. I've seen people already criticizing the character because she isn't like Felicity on Arrow,and already comparing her to Laurel Lance. Insipid and no compassion like where do you get that from 15 minutes worth of screen time at best already? I don't know her flinging herself at her bff the second he walked in after being unconscious for 9 months was so far from compassionate. I just, I'm desperately trying to understand why some, thankfully not all fans, have really taken to criticizing this character more than any of the others...and I'm not coming up with anyone...reasonable.
-Alcide's father and Sookie. They say the ultimate pain is a parent losing their child. Children are supposed to outlast their parents. Alcide was young and strong. He was trying to live a happy life. Settle down. That's rough. Hoyt didn't remember Jason and his mother was up there and meddlesome. Death wasn't surprising news.
-I hated both,honestly. Eric needed the nourishment but that was cold. Although if she didn't notice the black veins she sucks at her job. I felt bad about ginger because she really was a smart cool person in the beginning. 20 years she dedicated to them. She loved them and probably wouldn't have taken credit anyway.She had vision. I see her in a new light.
- Not really. I don't dislike Willa but things have gotten rough and I feel like she should focus on more important things. Maybe she'll become more relevant later on but I felt it was obvious that Eric cares for her. As he does with his family.
-I hope it isn't over for Eric but it isn't looking good and clearly they have no qualms about killing people. I just hope they don't pull that half ass ish like with Tara. I Will never get over Terry having an entire episode around his funeral and Tara gets squat and potentially alcide too. He's sex on a throne. If he goes he should go out like a boss.
- every scene with Eric and Sookie. Their chemistry has always been a highlight of the show. Her excitement when she reunited with him, the devastation when she realized he was infected,their convo and embrace in the study. That lingering glance in the end. Also eric and Pam's you still love me? Always bit.
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I for the most part live for those moments when Eyal appears. He's easily my favorite recurring character and there is never enough of him. I, too, was disappointed that he only appeared in flashback and briefly. They didn't even have that easy, deep, but fun relationship with all the fun and cute bsbter. Perhaps because of the seriousness of the visit but that never stopped them before. Excluding the warm embrace and his overuse of neshama their interactions were stiff. I hated thst. It's my favorite pairing outside of her and auggie. I'd love to see Annie, joan, and McQuaid working together. That'd be interesting. I don't understand why Annie feels like this job is all she has to the point where she's jeopardizing her health.
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What the previous three said. Donning my "Mckayla Maroney is NOT impressed face."
I've never been a jasmine fan. She has never been comfortable with the Bravermans being so close, so overbearing, so present all the time. They swallow you up in their Bravermaness. What we find endearing and awesome,she finds it overwhelming and annoying. It will always be something that will affect her relationship with Crosby. Throw in the fact that once you so much as break bread with a Braverman you're a Braverman and now her baby looks more Caucasian than biracial, she was having one of her losing her identity in the Braverman hoopla fits again, and taking it out on Crosby again. Hence the name thing as well. I look forward to seeing Crosby deal with his own infant and I loved the realistic issue of not immediately connecting with your own child. Parenthood always covers life in the best and most realistic of ways. A shame this show is so underrated.
So happy for amber and Ryan! They really are a great couple. Sara tends to forget that both her children are far more mature and put together than she was...and still is, honestly. Just because it was a mistake for her, it doesn't mean it'll be a mistake for them. I love Joel and I'm glad he's back out there and doing well. Definitely see where this is heading with a currently insecure and unhappy Julia though. I think if she tightens up her interview skills and channel a smarmy lawyer, she could get a job without worrying about her former boss. It's misdirection and knowing what to say and how to say it. Her work speaks for itself. Adam jumped the gun with hank. Hank and Max hit it off last season and I loved it, so I look forward to the bond. It works with Max's Aspergers and Hank's misanthropic curmudgeon thing. Best pair.
Be with Arizona which is why I never liked their relationship. Arizona blase attitude towards infidelity almost degrades and supports negative stereotypes of homosexual relationships. I hate that she isn't giving Callie her space. It's the least she can do. I also hate that their drama affects everyone. Honestly, they need the break. I welcome it. Arizona needs to deal with her issues and Callie needs to rediscover who she is...I loved that comment about her not being the girl who dances in her underwear anymore.
I'm glad that Webber survived. I didn't understand why it was so shocking that he chose Meredith. They're the only family they have left, whether she realizes that or not. Unfortunate about heather but I suppose it was the catalyst to bring the interns closer together and give them a purpose other than sleeping with residents. They still don't have much presence however. I'm glad Avery was blunt with April. I always seen their relationship as sibling like, but she screws with his head and he never comes first. Isn't fair to him. I like Matthew but that won't work. Christina and Owen have amazing chemistry but aren't lifestyle compatible which sucks. Love them. Callie loses herself in relationships and I always hated that. The only time she didn't was with Mark. I rather enjoyed her blasting Arizona. Arizona doesn't seem apologetic to me though. She never does when she's in the wrong. I feel like Callie has had to sacrifice a lot of who she is to


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They exist. http://www.theautomoto.com/ They used to cost over $4000, but I see the price has come down. I believe they use a pivoting system designed by Honda for their Gyro models several years back. I have a hard time seeing a 150cc GY6 powering something so big and heavy.
I worked for a dealer that sold them. Neat idea with poor execution.
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i had only installed the "old" display-drivers which were installed with RedHat 9.0.
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What role will foreign policy and national security play in the Republicans' 2012 nomination fight? Judy Woodruff explores those questions and previews Tuesday night's debate with historian Richard Norton Smith and Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson. Continue reading
Perhaps the most astonishing part of Sarah Palin's decision not to seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination is how easily and completely it was overshadowed by the death of Steve Jobs. It was three years ago, on the eve of … Continue reading
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is not yet running for president, but many Republicans are yearning for him to throw his hat into the ring. Judy Woodruff and Political Editor David Chalian discuss the likelihood that Christie will enter the race and the effect that would have. Continue reading
A pair of polls out Tuesday show that many Americans have deep concerns about President Obama's overall job performance and his handling of the economy. Judy Woodruff discusses the polls and the 2012 campaign, including Mitt Romney's new jobs plan, with NPR's Ari Shapiro. Continue reading
President Obama used a Labor Day event in Detroit to preview the jobs speech he'll give Thursday evening as Republican presidential contenders targeted the president, and each other, at a forum in South Carolina. Judy Woodruff and David Chalian assess what's at stake as the 2012 presidential campaign goes into full swing. Continue reading
Following months of speculation, a spokesperson for Texas Gov. Rick Perry announced Thursday that he will join the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Judy Woodruff and David Chalian discuss Perry's impact on the Republican field and preview Thursday night's GOP presidential debate in Iowa. Continue reading