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When you hear someone say "We all need to take care of each other", what they're really saying is "I want someone to take care of me". Socialism is the creed of the deluded, the lazy, the timid, the dull, and the inept. People who desire it are either children or adults with the minds of children. Socialism in whatever guise is not just a silly ideology; its an impossible ideology. It violates the principle of ex nihilo nihil fit (nothing comes from nothing). You cannot draw more energy out of a system than you put into it. Socialism whispers sweet nothings into the ears of the dullards, but reality speaks more bluntly: If you dont work, you dont eat. And reality always wins. Always.
ObamaCare's inaugural week wasn't exactly the success that Democrats hoped for. In fact, it was pretty much exactly the kind of fiasco that we Doubting Thomases have been predicting it would be ever since this abomination of a law was passed. But it's important to remember that the IT infrastructure of ObamaCare is the least of its problems. IT problems can be fixed, given time and money. But this law's basic design is so horrible that no amount of IT wizardry can make it work. The lousy rollout of ObamaCare is testament to the government's essential inability to execute on large, complex projects like this, to be sure; but it's also a vanguard of the larger problems yet to come.
Part of the reason people aren't rushing for the exits is that the comedy they are watching is so horribly fascinating.
If a debt was run up in my name but without my knowledge or consent, I have no obligation (ethically) to repay that debt. Its a fundamental precept of contract law, going all the way back to ancient times. We, as a society, are running up enormous debts and laying the burden of repayment on our children and grandchildren. They will be fully justified if they repudiate this debt.
Art Laffer and Stephen Moore pronounce Obamanomics a dead parrot. To be fair, I don't think Obama's aim was ever to rehabilitate the economy; it was to advance a social agenda at whatever the cost. And he was re-elected on that platform.
I always say this: economics is human behavior, not math. Traditional economics tends to presume rational actors moving through ideal environments, which obviously is rarely the case in the real world. Hence, the academics get it wrong far more often than they get it right. When you ignore the human element and focus only on the numbers, you miss most of what economics really is.
This is a variant of the credit card carry: using one low-interest-rate credit card to pay off another, higher-rate card. Which is fine, as long as you pay off the debt and dont borrow any more. But people being who they are, the spending patterns do not change and people end up with two cards to pay off instead of just one, and a net debt that has doubled (or tripled, or quadrupled).
10 fallacies used to justify opulent government pensions.
This may be depressing, but it's not exactly news: many people are financially illiterate. This has always been the case, and it's not clear to me that more education will help.
Kwame Kilpatrick may have done his part to kill Detroit, but the blame ultimately lies with the people who voted for him. People in democracies get the government they deserve.
Here's an interesting article about what a loss of civic virtue can mean to a civilization. Now, the practice of damning a society for being a worthless sink of vice is as old as society itself, but I think there is some truth to the idea that with great material wealth and plenty there comes also an impoverishment of spirit. It often seems to me that many Americans must be "incentivized" to do the necessary: to have children, to get married, to vote, to save money, even to work for a living. How have we come to this point?
One of the principles I've always lived by is that, most of the time, there's no reward for doing the right thing. No pat on the back, no promotion, no bonus payment, no certificate, no trophy, no party. No one's going to congratulate me for doing something I should be doing anyway. This is not injustice. That's just the way things are. That's how things should be. A person who understands this can live in the world as it is with no fear. Understanding this fact is an essential step in learning how to function as an adult.
When I was a kid my mom was relentless about teaching me to be a "gentleman". Hold the door for ladies. Pull out her chair. Dress nicely and don't use vulgar language. Be respectful. If it's raining and she has no umbrella, shelter her with my jacket. Perhaps the deepest lesson my mom taught me is this: my "reward" for sheltering someone from the rain with my jacket might be nothing but a wet coat. It doesn't matter if the other person rewards me, or even acknowledges the gesture. In the end, I'm not doing it for them. I'm doing it because it's the right thing to do.
Life is getting up every morning and doing the necessary, and then getting up the next day and doing it all over again. Sometimes we do this right up until death interrupts the process. This is not sad or tragic. It's how life always was, is, and ever shall be. We find joy in our families, in our amusements, and in the work or in the things that our work makes possible. We carry our share of the load, or even a bit more to spare the weak or lame. We do not shirk, because shirking increases the burden others must carry.
And that's how civilization endures.
When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. - 1 Corinthians 13:11
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An extra 2000 people will be able to crowd around Wellington's Cenotaph on Anzac Day when a $2.5 million upgrade is complete.
The Wellington City Council was last week granted resource consent to push ahead with a revamp of the area surrounding the war memorial, built in 1929.
Work on the upgrade - which includes "decluttering" the area and linking it to Parliament with a grand staircase - is set to begin in August and finish in February next year, in time for the 2015 Anzac Day centenary commemorations.
The council has budgeted $1.5m for the project, which will go toward the upgrade of the Cenotaph and surrounding square. The remaining $1m will come from the Parliamentary Service, and will be spent building a staggered diagonal staircase linking the square to Parliament grounds.
Group manager precinct services Judith Taylor said that would cover finalising the design, construction and project costs.
Project manager Kevin Murphy said there would be few changes to the monument itself, which was built to honour soldiers killed during World War I.
Some broken tiles on the terrace in front of the plinth would be replaced, and some paving redone to reflect the era when it was built.
There would also be better lighting installed to showcase it at night, since the current lighting focused most on the underside of the horse on top of the monument.
"What we're going to try to do is put better light on all four sides . . . and on the horse itself so it's not just the belly."
"Clutter" would be removed to open up the area, in a manner similar to when it was first built. Benches would be removable to make extra room during ceremonies, Murphy said.
Plans estimate that, for three people per square metre, the capacity will grow from 11,859 people to 13,851.
The aim was to "create a lot more of an open space to give people a better perspective of the monument itself and also to improve the connection between the monument and Parliament", Murphy said.
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Some Lake Country residents are likely to have an opportunity to experience the Slurpee, the signature frozen treat of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Japanese-owned, Texas-based retail company has taken over 26 Open Pantry stores, nearly all of them in Wisconsin, including four in Lake Country.
The Lake Country locations include the City of Delafield, near I-94 and Highway 83; the Town of Brookfield on Capitol Drive; in Okauchee near Highways P and 16, and in Sussex at Highway 164 and Silver Spring Drive.
Eleri Baecker, a regional representative for the company, told the Village of Sussex Plan Commission last week that it is company policy to operate the stores 24 hours a day, seven days a week wherever permissible.
So far, no one has objected to the convenience store being operated around the clock in Sussex. However, the permits for the company have yet to be approved by the Plan Commission and Village Board.
Similar applications are also pending in the Towns of Brookfield and Oconomowoc.
The City of Delafield has an ordinance that prohibits business operations between 2 and 5 a.m.
According to the 7-Eleven website, corp.7-Eleven.com, 7-Eleven is the world's largest operator, franchiser and licenser of convenience stores, with more than 46,000 outlets, surpassing the previous record holder, McDonald's Corp., in 2007 by approximately 1,000.
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Promotional Kalle Sauerland of Sauerland Event doesn't expect Andre Ward to come to the table for a rematch with Mikkel Kessler. On December 8th in Denmark, Kessler (45-2, 34KOs) will face Brian Magee (36-4-1, 25KOs) for the vacant WBA "regular" title. The World Boxing Association has ordered the winner to face Ward, the "super champion" at 168, in six months.
Sauerland sees a lot of possible options for the Kessler, if he wins, but not a fight with Ward. A more likely scenario is a rematch with IBF champion Carl Froch. Kessler lost an eleven round technical decision to Ward in 2009 and then won a twelve round unanimous decision over Froch in 2010.
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Funny that Sauerland talks about "protection".They have at each Sauerland fight night home refs and home judges and so guys like Hernandez and Huck are able to keep their "titles". Huck lost to Lebedev,Afolabi and Arslan.....but each time got a decision in his favor......this kills our sport
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Yet Froch, against Kessler, had to contend with one of the worst judges ever seen - Roger Tilleman, the same ref who constantly warned Robin Reid for merely touching Sven Ottke in their fight.
I hope that old bastard died a very, very painful death earlier this year.
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Out of all the annoying ****ing promoters Kalle Sauerland is the worst. Too bad Froch didn't knock him the **** out when they went at it at the press conferences.
Froch-Kessler II makes sense, but to me Froch would be the favourite this time, without a doubt.
And Ward beat both of them with relative ease, especially Kessler.
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MIKKEL KESSLER vs ARTHUR ABRAHAM ???SAUERLAND put your boys in the ring and stop talking trash about the others!!!
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Sauerland talking about a fighter being protected!!!
Oh that's just ****ing rich!
That goes beyond the pot calling a kettle black!
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If they fight again, Kessler will beat Froch by a wider margin. It's funny to see how a fighter can from 0 - 100 based on a win over Bute. Don't get me wrong, I like Carl Froch a lot actually, big fan of his. But Mikkel Kessler fully fit is an animal. Plus he's my neighbour.
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Both Froch and Kessler want a rematch, makes most sense.
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Bank: 62,730,678,412.72
Total Points: 62,730,686,552.66
Saureland is correct. That is if by "protected" he means; Ward took my fighter out back to the woodshed and beat him from pillar to post while still a pretty green fighter. And now that he's developed a left hook to his game might in fact KO my guy inside of 10. And seeing as he's now a refined elite talent the networks will "protect" him from fighting for mediocre purses...then yes he is protected and you should be glad because a refined confident Ward retires the Viking Warrior for good.
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A group of researchers in Taiwan has developed a new optical technology that may be able to detect an early complication of diabetes sooner, when it is more easily treated. If the device proves safe and effective in clinical trials, it may pave the way for the early detection and more effective treatment of this complication, called diabetic autonomic neuropathy, which is common among people with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. The condition progressively affects the autonomic nerves controlling vital organs like the heart and gastrointestinal system. This can lead to problems like fainting, incontinence, nausea, heart arrhythmias and an increased risk of bacterial infection.
A prototype pupillometer designed for a patient to wear for a half hour or so in a doctor's office and test for diabetic autonomic neuropathy. It may help diagnose the condition sooner, leading to better treatment outcomes. Credit: M. Ou-Yang, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan.
Described in a paper published today in The Optical Society (OSA)'s journal Applied Optics, the new technology is a small, wearable device called a pupillometer that can hang on a pair of eyeglasses and only weighs 78 grams, slightly heavier than Google Glass. Developed by a team at National Taiwan University Hospital, Hsin Chu branch and National Chiao-Tung University, the device is designed to be worn for a half hour or so in the doctor's office, during which time it would monitor a person's pupils. By carefully measuring five parameters associated with the pupils, doctors may then be able to detect the earliest signs of diabetic autonomic neuropathy.
Detecting someone's asymptomatic diabetic autonomic neuropathy early and treating it properly may lead to far better health outcomes for them. Currently the condition is often not detected until moderate nerve damage and organ dysfunction are present.
Currently doctors rely on observing changes in digestive speed, heart rate and blood pressure to detect diabetic autonomic neuropathy, but this limits their ability to make a diagnosis early on, said Mang Ou-Yang, who led the research with colleagues at National Chiao-Tung University. Now they have shown that monitoring the pupils of people with diabetes may be a better approach.
"Compared to the existing diagnostic techniques, the pupillometer is a more reliable, effective, portable and inexpensive solution for diagnosing diabetic autonomic neuropathy in its early stages," said Ou-Yang.
The pupil is useful for detecting diabetic autonomic neuropathy due to the neurological conditions caused by the disease. Like many organs, the eyes and pupil are dually innervated, receiving signals from both the parasympathetic and sympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system. These divisions control the pupil's circular and radial muscles, respectively.
The pupillometer, which is small enough to be mounted onto the front of a pair of glasses, works by emitting four colored lights to stimulate the pupil. A beam splitter attached to the device then filters the visible light that is reflected from the eye to the device's camera, which processes the images to analyze the pupil's size.
The device measures 10 parameters related to pupil diameter and response time. Of those 10, the researchers found that five parameters were significantly different in people with diabetic autonomic neuropathy.
Ou-Yang says if clinical trials are successful, the pupillometer could be available by the end of the decade.
Future research for Ou-Yang and his lab includes scaling down the size of the device, expanding the device's capabilities to observe two pupils simultaneously and collecting more experimental results from diabetic patients.
Paper: "Design and analysis of wearable pupillometer for autonomic neuropathy of diabetic patients," M.-L. Ko et al., Applied Optics, Volume 53, Issue 29, pp. H27-H34 (2014).
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Sharper Image is forecasting final 2004 online sales to hit $112 million, an 18% increase over 2003. To spur more Internet sales, Sharper Image is sharpening its focus on web analytics and data analysis, says president Tracy Wan.
Sharper Image Corp. is forecasting final 2004 online sales to hit $112 million, an 18% increase over 2003. "The Internet is our fastest-growing segment and 85% of the customers who access the site do so through a high-speed or broadband connection," Sharper Image president and COO Tracy Wan tells Internet Retailer. "Our customer is generally more sophisticated technically and expects a lot of functionality from the site."
Sharper Image was one of the earliest catalog and multi-channel companies to move aggressively to the web. The Internet now accounts for about 15% of the retailer's total sales.
To spur more web sales, Wan says Sharper Image will place even more emphasis analyzing shopper behavior and identify more merchandising opportunities. "We have been using web analytics to determine exactly where the customer goes on any given page and how to streamline everything from gift lists to the checkout process," she says. "We offer a lot of graphic interest and the opportunity to look more closely at products or see them in different colors."
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Oil and gas exploration company Greymouth Petroleum went from being a prosperous company to a dysfunctional one in less than 10 years, with the man blamed for the breakdown between directors forced to sell his stake, according to arguments heard in court.
But the Court of Appeal has labelled former chief operating officer John Sturgess' application to liquidate the company an attempt to "extort the highest amount" for his shareholding.
The High Court ruled last year that Sturgess must sell his 14 per cent stake in Greymouth Petroleum, one of Taranaki's most active oil and gas exploration businesses.
Sturgess had sought an order for the full sale of the company.
Chief executive Mark Dunphy held 52 per cent while Auckland investor Peter Masfen owned the remaining 34 per cent.
These two stood Sturgess down in February 2011, and he was accused of breaching his director's duties and leading Greymouth towards a potential crisis.
The High Court found Sturgess should take "primary responsibility" for destroying the trust essential to his working relationship with Dunphy and Masfen, ordering he sell his shares at fair market value.
But in an appeal today Sturgess sought a liquidation order for Greymouth, allowing for 30 days beforehand so the parties could negotiate on the exit price.
Sturgess was also broadly appealing findings made against him for breaches of reporting obligations and negligence.
His lawyer, Felix Geiringer, said today Sturgess' actions had been the "symptoms" rather than the "cause" of Greymouth's dysfunction.
Court of Appeal judges Justice Tony Randerson and Justice Forrest Miller, however, said the issue was now about remedy and liquidation would be "difficult" with "not a lot going for it".
Justice Miller said the essential argument was over what price would be paid for Sturgess' shares, with liquidation being a "nuclear option".
"He doesn't want the company wound up at all, what he wants is 30 days to extort the highest amount.
"But he is the wrongdoer.
"The reality is you're asking us to give them a very large club to beat them with."
Justice Randerson concurred, and said it was pretty obvious everyone would suffer from liquidation.
Sturgess had primary responsibility for what had happened between the shareholders, with each side undoubtedly wanting to end the relationship between them, he said.
"At the end of the day everyone agrees this company is disruptive.
"The real issue is how we're going to exit this company."
Justice Randerson said he could not imagine Sturgess would seriously want to liquidate the company, because it would ruin the value of the shares.
Furthermore, Dunphy and Masfen had more to lose, with a joint 86 per cent stake in the company.
The issue was whether Dunphy and Masfen decided they wanted Sturgess' shares, and if not, if he would then be free to sell them on the open market.
The value of Sturgess' shareholding was to be determined by arbitration next month.
Geiringer, however, said there was evidence a liquidation might increase the value of the company's shareholdings.
The case is expected to last about three days.
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The members of a "shadow board" looking over the shoulder of Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Graeme Wheeler are more in favour of a cut in the official cash rate than a rise.
Economists widely expect Mr Wheeler to hold the official cash rate at 2.5 percent tomorrow and that is also the official line of the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research's (NZIER) shadow board.
Ahead of the decision, economists have noted that Mr Wheeler has a tough call in weighing a strong property market, fuelled further by the Christchurch rebuild, against a stubbornly weak economy.
The shadow board puts a 56 percent chance on a hold at 2.5 percent, but graphs revealing the thinking of individual members show an easing bias.
Dave Taylor, the chief executive of New Zealand Steel & Tube, gives a cut to 2 percent a 60 percent weight and a cut to 2.25 percent a 40 percent weight, while Business New Zealand chief executive Phil O'Reilly is 50/50 between hold and cut to 2.25 percent.
Victoria University professor Christoph Theonissen is 80 percent in favour of a hold and colleague Viv Hall sits on 85 percent, while independent member Luke Bunt is 95 percent in favour of a hold.
The professional economists are more skewed to a rise, with BNZ chief economist Stephen Toplis assigning a 15 percent chance to a rise to 2.75 percent and 5 percent chance to a rise to 3 percent with a 60 percent weight to hold.
NZIER's Shamubeel Eaqub sits in the easing camp with only a 5 percent weight to a hold and a range of chances to various levels of cut, the biggest being a 45 percent weighting on an OCR of 1.75 percent.
Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ National, is evenly divided with a 60 percent weight on hold and 20 percent on either a quarter-point cut or rise.
"The NZIER shadow board says hold the official cash rate at 2.5 percent is the right call," says Kirdan Lees, head of public good research at NZIER.
The economy has little momentum and unemployment remains high. Inflation is low. But the Auckland property market is hot and there will be pockets on inflation from the Canterbury rebuild.
"Lowering interest rates further has more support that raising rates at this point," Dr Lees says.
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Here's my favorite in-a-hurry casserole filled with southwestern flavors. It involves throwing together a lot of convenient ingredients like canned beans and tomatoes, and frozen corn, but it's unbelievably good when you need an emergency dinner. While it's in the oven, steam a big batch of broccoli or prepared stir-fried collard greens, and make a salad or a raw veggie platter. Adapted from Vegan Express. more→
Individual Tortilla Pizzas
These Southwestern-flavored "pizzas," made with tortillas and embellished with veggies, can be part of a satisfying meal served with a hearty bean chili or bean salad. Otherwise, they make a nice appetizer. If you're just making them for one or two, don't worry about sticking to the measurements. Just pile on the embellishments suggested below as you wish, and add or substitute others. There's no wrong way to do these! more→
Super-Easy Tofu Fajitas
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Vegan Creamy Enchilada Casserole
Now you can have "the whole enchilada" without having to fill and roll individual tortillas, with this luscious creamy vegan enchilada casserole. While you've got the oven going at 400º F., roast some veggies as a side dish. A crisp green salad rounds the meal out nicely. Photos by Evan Atlas. more→
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And what country can preserve its liberties, if its rulers are not warned from time to time, that this people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
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The CEO of Travelers was late to a conference presentation because he got stuck in an elevator (TRV)
@JohnnyQuinnUSAJay Fishman, the CEO of Travelers Insurance, got stuck in an elevator on the way to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch conference presentation.
According to headlines from Bloomberg, Fishman was stuck in an elevator and was late to the presentation.
A moderator at the conference said that as of 12:40 pm ET, Fishman was on his way.
Travelers was set to present at 12:35 pm ET.
As of 12:44 pm ET, it appeared Fishman had begun his presentation, with headlines from Bloomberg saying that Fishman said some people see insurance as "mystery meat."
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