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A downtown business and private residence, both located on Ford Street, are the May winners of the Greater Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce monthly Gateways & Corridors award for improved appearance.
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I'm surprised you did not include the Expec Schozzel Pumpbag in this review! Works fast, super lightweight, excellent double use as sleeping bag drybag! I think it's the real winner in the Exped pump family.
+1 Schnozzel, light, effective and multi-use.Dave
I just use trash bag instead of a pump.
Edited by Victor_B on 06/19/2013 02:45:31 MDT.
Whomever makes an adapter for use with screw type inlets will get really rich...well probably not, but will have the abiding appreciation of many users. Grampa Kilt
I bought a white PVC fitting from the hardware store and attached a piece of clear plastic hose that will fit over the valve of my Big Agnes air mat.
Thermarest makes a "schnozzle" adapter for their padshttp://cascadedesigns.com/therm-a-rest/accessories/neoair-airtap-pump/productOh and Big Agnes makes a pump sackhttps://www.bigagnes.com/Products/Detail/Accessory/Pumphouse
Edited by anthonyjhuhn on 06/12/2013 14:32:50 MDT.
I, too, would like to have seen Roger [edited later, sorry about the mixed up identity!] include the Exped Schnozzle (sold with the Exped UL7 Downmat or can be purchased separately for other Exped pads) in his review. I believe it has been around for at least 2 years now. I understand that it works as a pack liner, too.I have the BA pump sack [mentioned by Anthony] and found that it is useless for anything except blowing up an air pad or to use as a non-waterproof (and therefore useless, IMHO) stuff sack. It is most definitely not waterproof! I suppose you could use it as a leaky shower, but a wet bag is not what you want for pumping up an insulated air pad. It doesn't hold air, either, so is useless as a pillow (its other advertised purpose). Like Victor, I also use a plastic trash bag to pump up my insulated air pad.
Edited by hikinggranny on 06/16/2013 10:06:31 MDT.
I love the Snozzle, it makes a fine pacliner and pillow.
Another vote for the Schnozzel. Just got one a few weeks back to go with my UL7. It's wonderful. 1.4 oz and doubles as a waterproof stuff sack for the new zPacks down bag. I just lift it up and help it "gulp" air, fold over the top and it's now one giant lung. Doing this well twice fills my pad. Not so well, it takes two and half fills of the bag. Love that I'm no longer blowing in the warm, moist air of my own lungs.
i've never seen or heard of anyone using the mini pump. A few like the pillow. As you can tell by the comments that the Schnozzel is the crowd favorite.
Edited by kthompson on 06/12/2013 20:40:16 MDT.
Yes, the Schnozzel is dope! I mainline the Schnozzel. When not pumping, it keeps stuff dry and sorted in the pack, the kind of stuff that comes out when making camp. However, as a pillow it fails me. Maybe my head is too dense.EDITED: to correct spelling of Schnozzel. The other spelling has nothing to do with pump bags but everything to do with schnozzes. Being a pedant is a great burden sometimes.
Edited by JimSubzero on 06/12/2013 20:30:28 MDT.
I also can't believe there's no mention about the Schnozzel. Generally these reviews are very informative and spot on in their coverage of products. However, this review is an epic failure since it makes no mention of the easiest and most popular and versatile of the Exped pumps. This review was a real letdown.
Just so we are on the same page-Roger Caffin wrote the review not Will. Not that it matters but I think Roger should get the credit for writing it.
Will the Schnozzle work on other mats? I have a couple of Kooka Bay pads.
Exped makes a bag called the Schnozzle which to my understanding works great to not only fill up the mattress but also as a pack liner. I'm surprised no one has mentioned it yet.(dang it it was a joke stop throwing stuff at me!)I just purchased the REI Flash air pad. The valves look suspiciously like the ones on the Exped mattress. The REI associate wasn't sure but he believed that REI has a contract with Exped to make this pad. Anywho I'm ordering a schnozzle to see if it will work. BTW this pad weighs a fraction of an oz more than one pound on my scale with the stuff sack, uses primaloft, has an R value of 3.2 and is $55 cheaper than the Synmat UL 7. http://www.rei.com/product/845300/rei-flash-insulated-air-sleeping-pad
Edited by IDBLOOM on 06/13/2013 06:40:34 MDT.
I'm a huge fan of the instaflators. It's not so much a foot pump, but 2 breaths gets my memo astro insulated filled up with minimal effort. Really light weight too. It could be used as a water holder in an emergency for a multiple-use option.http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=39155
Another vote for the Schnozzel here. Works very well with the UL synmat.
SCHNOZZLE!!!!!Not the least of which because the name is really cool.
Used my Synmat recently to sleep on the cold hospital floor after the birth of my son. The nurses were very impressed with the system, especially the Schnozzel pumpbag. I also use six or so inflated ziploc bags inside the pumpbag as a pillow.
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One Price resident got a surprise gift last week as a community army rallied to completely remodel her home in two days.
The community makeover project was organized by anonymous participants and supplies were provided by anonymous donors.
"We had read about a similar group doing something like this in Kaysville or Ogden and we decided we wanted to do something similar," said one organizer. "Originally, we had decided we would get the youth groups together and tackle many small projects at once but as the planning continued and donations started to come in we decided we would focus our efforts on one main project that would make a lasting impression."
The scope of work on the house was major.
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The group consisting of 250 community volunteers that put in nearly 2,500 manpower hours during the two-day period.
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According to the organizers, the project was initiated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but grew into something that the whole community wanted to be involved in.
The group wanted to focus on helping widows or single parents and members began to contact church leaders along with the United Way, College of Eastern Utah's Sun Center and Carbon County Children's Justice Center to get word out on the project.
"We got kids from Price, Wellington, Helper and other county areas," said one group leader. "That was what was so amazing the way that the whole community just came together. We didn't plan to do everything that we did but then someone would say 'I can get the concrete,' and then 'I can get the blinds' and before you knew it we had enough man power and products to redo the whole house."
The group ended up being split fairly evenly between 150 adults and 110 youth.
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When the employees of Dresden Generating Station learned about the plight of U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Marc Olson, a Coal City resident who was wounded recently in Iraq, they responded in a big way.
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Last night marked the end of Boone's hottest controversy this year as Board of Adjustment members voted down developer Phil Templeton's proposal 5-3.Templeton had requested to build a medical office building in an R-1 residential neighborhood on State Farm Road. Boone UDO requires a special use permit for the construction of a medical building less than 10,000 square feet. Residents of the neighborhood, like Paul Welsh, applauded the Board's decision.
"I'm really happy that neighborhoods in Boone are still appreciated and this neighborhood is going to survive just a little bit longer," Welsh said.
The controversy came to a head in March as charges were made by Templeton against Mayor Loretta Clawson. In a public letter, Templeton accused Clawson, who lives in the neighborhood in question, of bribing Templeton by saying if he bought her property, she would withdraw her objection to his proposal.Clawson adamantly denied Templeton's claims in a response letter, and is relieved the decision has been made.
"It's been hard with me because there have been personal attacks made towards me, but I think the Board of Adjustments did a fine job tonight with their ruling, so I appreciate it as a neighbor in the Town of Boone," Clawson said.
Phil Templeton's son, Jeff Templeton, did not share her appreciation.
"I can't say that I'm surprised. This has been the attitude of Boone for some time now. It's anti-development. The Board, which is appointed by members of our Town Council, reflects their attitude. They want to see growth in Boone come to a stand still. The problem with that theory is A.S.U. [Appalchian State University] is going to continue to grow. There's going to be a need for medical facilities. There's going to be a need for apartments. There's going to be a need for other commercial uses, but if it can't be developed in the city limits or corporate limits of Boone, then the only option is going to be to move out into the county," Templeton said.
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- Løbesko said...
Hi Sean
Just found your blog - an impressive work. I will be following you in the future. Keep up the good work.
- Thursday, March 26, 2009 11:04:00 AM
- J Yu said...
It's always good times whenever there's rain for a 5K. I'm just getting into the running blog scene and I'll be following you as well.
Good luck on your upcoming races.
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great Blog-- Check out mine-- another runner's blog:
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- Piaras MacDonnell said...
Hi Sean,
found you blog last week, really interesting.
I started to blog about my own race preparation so I've gotten more than training tip :)
Keep it up!
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Nice blog you got there pal! Good luck to all the runners out there! Thanks for this great info!
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Mmmm I like the sound of a post-run breakfast! Best of luck with directing the race! :)
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Hi running enthusiasts, the best selling author Bo Sanchez is sponsoring (and joining in) a 1-5KM run at MOA on May 29, 2010 at 5:30am. It's for charity. Please see: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=386498519333 for details.
- Wednesday, May 05, 2010 4:04:00 AM
- keen sandals said...
Hope this run will happen again...looks very interesting and fun...:D
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- zbsports said...
That is a great run, hope that kind of event happen in also in our area.
- Thursday, August 05, 2010 8:41:00 PM
- Billige løbesko said...
Sounds like a great run - hope you had a great day whit sunshine
- Tuesday, September 14, 2010 4:22:00 PM
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I like these events where everyone can join for a run. We have one in my home town, where a third of the people run between 3 and 10 km.
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MASSENA Hospital officials cut the ribbon Tuesday on a new medical office building that will soon house at least two hospital physicians, two hospital surgeons and two outside practitioners.
On Maple Street across from Massena Memorial Hospital, the new offices were opened but are not yet occupied, and MMH officials predict several doctors will be operating there within the next few months.
The new facility will provide space for MMH physicians Dr. Kejian Tang, a neurologist, and Dr. Ammar Kafa, a family medicine physician, MMH surgeons Dr. Rosalind Mariano and Dr. Suhil S. Daye, and outside practitioners Dr. Luis I. Canales and nurse practitioner Linda Letham, who works with Dr. Canales.
The new facility also has space for two additional physicians, and the hospital is currently seeking to recruit physicians to occupy the space, said Tina Corcoran, senior director of public relations and planning.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by approximately 160 residents, medical personnel, and local government and economic development officials.
Hospital CEO Charles F. Fahd II said the new facility will benefit both MMH and the community by allowing the hospital to offer new services currently unavailable in the area.
The concept and need for this type of facility has certainly been questioned over the last year, but I believe this is a facility worth the cost. It will greatly assist us in our search for new physicians in the future, Mr. Fahd said.
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Jon Heyman has a really foolish piece at CBSsports under the headline, "Giants shouldn't even think about bringing Melky back in October."
I disagree, PED suspension and all, they should think about bringing Cabrera back, as long as he can get himself in game shape for the playoffs. Cabrera is a good player, who was having a monster season, and is far better than their other options. Teams with more good players generally win more games. Lets go through Jon's arguments.
They are 20-10 since star outfielder Melky Cabrera was suspended after testing positive for testosterone, and also after trying his shenanigans after the failed test.
If I'm counting correctly, at the time the article was published, in the afternoon of September 19, the Giants were 21-10 since Cabrera was suspended, from 64-53 on the afternoon of August 15 to 85-63 yesterday, but who cares, right? The Giants won again on Wednesday night, September 19 and are now 22-10 since Cabrera was suspended.
In those 32 games, the Giants have a run differential of 158-130, or +28. They've scored 5.3 runs per game and allowed 4.3 runs per game. This is a team that averages 4.4 runs per game.
Fifteen of these games were against four of the six worst teams in the NL (Colorado, Houston, Chicago, and San Diego). The Giants went 12-3 in those contests.
Where's the Giants' offense coming from? Since Cabrera's suspension, on August 15, Buster Posey is hitting a Posey-ish .345/.417/.534 with 15 walks and 16 extra-base hits in those 30 games. Angel Pagan has hit a heavenly .326/.363/.529 with 19 extra-base hits and eight walks. Gregor Blanco has filled in admirably going .293/.346/.373 with a totally unsustainable .431 BABIP.
Cabrera is in Miami now. He hasn't been with the team. There's no sign he cares about them.
I've heard there are both gyms and batting cages in Miami. Maybe he has not been with the Giants because oh, MLB suspended him from the team? Perhaps the signed postcards from Melky in Miami to the clubhouse or to Jon, to let him know he was thinking about the Giants got lost in the mail. Or perhaps, he has been texting with some of his buddies on the team.
There is no reason to believe the Giants will be tempted to employ him in October.
Ooh, I have a reason. Cabrera hit .320/.364/.469 in 105 games this year with a .149 isolated slugging percentage. Sure, he did that with a .351 BABIP, so he was likely to regress. Giants LF not named Melky Cabrera have hit .271/.340/.350 with a .079 slugging percentage and thanks to an even sillier .389 BABIP.
If the argument is that Cabrera could not get himself ready to contribute in game action in October because he will be rusty, fine. If Gregor Blanco is better in two weeks than Cabrera, ok. However, arguing that the Giants, after one month of baseball, in which they have beaten up on bad opponents are better off without one of their best hitters, is silly.
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CHAGRIN FALLS -- This year's official "Lighting of the Greens" kicked off at 6:45 p.m. Friday in Triangle Park, with a short program and then the flipping of the switch that will light up all the Christmas lights throughout downtown.
The Chagrin Valley Jaycees have volunteered their time, talents and manpower since the early 1950s to hang the Christmas lights and evergreen decorations along the streets of downtown Chagrin Falls.
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Friday was also the kick-off of Your Hometown Chagrin Falls' annual Holiday Traditions program.
That's where the Chagrin Falls Township Hall, located at 83 North Main Street across the street from Riverside Park, is turned into a Christmas Hall.
From 11 a.m. Friday through Dec. 23, anyone can stop by "Holly Hall" as the Township Hall features a mini-tree silent auction, free Santa visits, holiday-themed train display, choir performances, children's gift store, free carriage rides and free cocoa and cookies for everyone.
Holly Hall opened at 11 a.m. Friday and remained open that day until 9 p.m.
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The Jaycees start the decorating process the second Saturday in November every year. They work from pick-up trucks and extension ladders with hundreds of yards of evergreen roping and red ribbon, as well as attaching lighted, five-foot Christmas trees to all the utility poles.
This year, about 75 Jaycees took to the streets just after 8 a.m. Nov. 10, armed with the thousands of zip-ties, plastic tubs filled with strings of lights meticulously sorted by their intended location and miles of evergreen garland.
This year's sunny, 60-degree weather was a blessing, as they have performed their task in the past in the pouring rain, sleet, bitter cold and near-blizzard conditions.
They decorate the Stairway to the Falls, a stairway funded and built by the Jaycees years ago that leads down below the historic falls, and the bridge railings above the falls as well. Also decorated is the secondary viewing for the falls off River Street, reached by stairs next to Dave's Cosmic Subs and Jekyll's.
The Jaycees also decorate the Chagrin Falls Shopping Plaza behind Main Street, the gazebo in River Run Park on Solon Road, the bandstand in Triangle Park, and the exteriors of the Township Hall, Village Hall and the police station.
New this year in the corner Bell Street Park across from the iconic Popcorn Shop at Main and Bell streets are trees with only red, white and blue lights, in honor of our armed forces and those veterans who have served our country and those troops still fighting.
Jaycee Pete Moissis came up with the idea and the trees are located by the veterans memorial.
As they have for the past 20 years, Jaycees Troy Young and John Kline are again co-chairmen of the annual decorating project.
The Jaycees hang lighted wreaths on the lightpoles after first decorating the poles with red ribbbon. The decorated lightpoles extend up the streets leading into the downtown, as as well the main entrance to the village on Chagrin Boulevard.
Another tradition is to have a gigantic tree donated by a Chagrin Valley resident cut down from their yard and set up in the middle of Triangle Park downtown and decorated. That tree arrived last Thursday from Laurel Road in South Russell.
Van Curen Tree Service donates its truck and manpower to cut the tree down, haul it downtown and then set it in place. The trees have been as tall as 75 feet but most are in the 50-foot-high range.
The late Art Newman, a Chagrin Valley Jaycee and the owner of the former Cameo Gift shop downtown who died in September 2006, started the "Chagrin Falls Christmas Lighting Fund," a group that collects private donations through fundraisers to pay for the annual lighting expenses.
The money raised pays for replacing light bulbs, new strings of lights, the evergreen garlands and the trees. Although the village could likely pay for all the decorating and decorations, it has been a longstanding tradition that the Jaycees, who also put on the four-day annual Blossom Time Festival over the Memorial Day weekend in Chagrin Falls, take care of the holiday decorations as part of their community service.
The Jaycees' Blossom Time, now more than 50 years old, includes carnival rides, free live entertainment, hot air balloon races, a Sunday parade and a 5K Blossom Time run. The Jaycees donate the Blossom Time proceeds, usually about $30,000, to local Chagrin Valley organizations.


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Our staff had a lot of fun tasting and putting these gift ideas together. We hope you'll try them out as part of your Valentine's Day festivities (either as a gift or part of a special meal), let us know what you think, and maybe come up with a few new pairings of your own.
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This collection features four estate extra virgin olive oils straight from our home, the Napa Valley. We work closely with each of these small growers throughout the season, ensuring that their olives are grown sustainably and organically. When the time comes, we are there to harvest and mill the olives, and collect the season's fresh, new olive oil for our customers.
We are offering this set of oils in special 100 ml bottles that Peggy sourced directly from Italy. Each oil exhibits different characteristics, from the delicate flavor and buttery texture of the Ribolli, to the robust fruitiness and pepperiness of the Epstein Estate. They are all perfect for drizzling over fresh greens, poached eggs, roasted vegetables or cheese (more on this below), stirring into soup, or sampling straight up with a fresh, crusty baguette. Need we say more?
1 jar of Plumline quince jam, 1 jar of Katz and Co. limited edition sage honey, 1 100 ml bottle of Epstein Estate extra virgin olive oil
We love cheese by itself, but even the best cheeses can be elevated with the perfect condiments. A collection for the cheese fanatic in your life:
We are excited to be one of the first retailers to work with Santa Cruz-based Heidi Schlecht, who carefully sources seasonal, organic fruit for her Plumline jams (she even grows a lot of the fruit herself!). Heidi used to own a cheese shop, so along with classic jams like apricot, strawberry and raspberry, she also makes beautiful cheese condiments like quince jam.
Quince, for those of you who are unfamiliar, look kind of like a cross between a Golden Delicious apple and a pear. Typically too acidic to be eaten raw, they make wonderful, slightly tropical, tart jams with a hint of warm spice and a lovely pink color. Quince (known as "membrillo" in Spanish) is classically paired with the aged Spanish sheep's milk cheese Manchego, but is also good with other hard cow and goat's milk cheeses. We also love it on scones or toast, or stirred into a bowl of Greek yogurt.
Along with Plumline's quince jam, we are offering a limited release Black Button sage honey from our friends at Katz and Co. in Napa. This richly-textured, not-too-sweet honey was extracted early in the spring from bees that pollinated rare wild sage plants. It's one of our favorites for drizzling over fresh goat cheese or tempering the robust flavors of blue cheese. It's also a good choice for dressings and marinades, or glazing roasted meats.
And don't forget that olive oil makes a lovely addition to your cheese plate as well. We are offering a 100 ml bottle of our Epstein Estate olive oil, which is wonderful drizzled over fresh burrata (an Italian mozzarella-style cheese) with a little salt and pepper, or aged sheep and goat's milk cheeses.
For more on pairing cheese with olive oil, click here.
1 bar of either Dandelion chocolate OR Poco Dolce chocolate with olive oil and sea salt, 1 100 ml bottle of Balsamic Vinegar di Modena Methode Tradizionale
Of course, it just wouldn't be Valentine's Day without a little chocolate. We are very excited to offer you two locally-made chocolate bars that we've recently added to our collection.
Dandelion Chocolate was started a couple of years ago in a garage in East Palo Alto, and quickly gained a following for its "bean-to-bar" chocolates. The company, which recently relocated to San Francisco, is one of only a handful of producers in the country that sources cocoa directly from growers around the world, and then uses it to make chocolate. These simple, elegant, delicious bars are true reflections of their origins and of the farmers who grow the cocoa. We are one of the first shops to carry Dandelion Chocolate, and we are very excited to be working with this growing company.
Because we couldn't resist, we also are offering a chocolate bar from the San Francisco confectioner Poco Dolce, appropriately flavored with two of our favorite things: olive oil and sea salt. While this might sound like an unusual combination, we promise you that the light fruitiness of the olive oil works wonderfully with the richness of the bittersweet chocolate, while the salt helps to brighten the flavors.
Along with the chocolate, we are offering a special 100 ml bottle of our insanely popular aged balsamic vinegar. Those of you who have tried it know that it is almost a dessert in and of itself, but for the perfect Valentine's Day treat, we recommend it over fresh strawberries.
1 jar of Plumline pear rosemary jam, 1 jar of Katz and Co. Range wildflower honey, 1 375 ml bottle of rosemary extra virgin olive oil
Did we mention that we love cheese? Our last Valentine's Day combination features a few more suggestions for all the cheese fanatics out there, including another standout from Heidi at Plumline: pear rosemary jam. Sweet with just a hint of minty savoriness, we loved this one on blue cheese and with semi-firm cow's milk cheeses like Tomme de Savoie. Its texture is reminiscent of applesauce, which also makes it a great pair for farmhouse cheddar.
Katz and Co.'s Range wildflower honey is classic, mildly sweet and very versatile. It's a good match for delicate fresh goat cheeses, aged Pecorinos or stronger blue cheeses. It's also perfect for stirring into tea or drizzling over granola.
Lastly, we give you a bottle of our rosemary extra virgin olive oil to tie it all together. Try this on fresh goat or sheep's milk cheeses, firmer Greek cheeses, or keep an eye out for cheeses that are coated in herbs — a drizzle of this oil will give those flavors a nice boost. We also love a splash over pasta with red sauce or fresh focaccia.
For a little more inspiration, check out this wonderful olive oil/rosemary cake recipe.
Happy Valentine's Day to all!
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Equipped with new error-response and pumping technology, the new plant, which went online March 15, is more efficient and better adapted to addressing issues that arise in the pumping and treatment of ground water, according to Stephen L. Siddon, president of Valley Water Solutions Inc., a contractor hired to operate and maintain the water plant.
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The interviewer shook his head: "Why can't we learn the lessons of the last recession? Look where greed has gotten us." Then with one of his familiar impish grins, the great master replied, "Greed is fun for a while. People can't resist it." But "however far human beings have come, we haven't grown up emotionally at all. We remain the same."
Warren Buffett made that prediction shortly after the 2008 Wall Street banking meltdown. The world's third-richest billionaire personally guaranteeing another bubble ... guaranteeing America another market meltdown ... guaranteeing the world another "huge recession." Now here we are four years later, and the ticking time bomb gets louder as we keep watching an avalanche of predictions echoing Buffett's warnings.
Deepak Chopra mentions Buffett's on-air prediction in the "Shadow Effect," a brilliant bit of psychology that helps explain why the investor's brain is trapped in denial, incapable of hearing a warning of a market and economic collapse.
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Plan for no growth or zero growth. Or worse, wake up, see why Wall Street, America and the world economy are in the early stages of a long era of "de-growth," a reversal of economic growth and reduction in market growth as population growth puts increasing new stresses on natural resources, commodity inflation, unemployment, social unrest, disasters, wars.
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The latest issue of Bloomberg Markets has yet another warning of declining growth from economist Richard Gordon's disturbing research study: "Is U.S. Economic Growth Over?" The IMF warns that global growth "will slip below 2% in 2013." History tells us that for five centuries before the 18th century, per capita growth rate was only 0.2% annually. Then during the Industrial Revolution, U.S. growth rate "shot up" to 2.5% till 1930. Endless innovations: Steam engine. Railroads. Electricity. More. But "it's been downhill since 1950," with growth averaging 2.1% Gordon warns: On this trajectory, the American economy will be back where it started by 2100, at annual growth of just 0.2%.


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