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Prince Zeid al Hussein said that while assembly president Vuk Jeremic, the former foreign minister of Serbia, is presiding over Wednesday's assembly meeting, he and Liechtenstein's U.N. ambassador Christian Wenewaser will be hosting a press conference for two victims groups—the Mothers of Srebrenica and the Association of Witnesses and Survivors of Genocide.
The main speakers at the high-level assembly session are Jeremic, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the Bosnian Serb member of the country's presidency, Nebojsa Radmanovic, and Serbia's ultranationalist President Tomislav Nikolic.
During the 1990s Balkan wars, Nikolic was deputy leader of the extremist Serbian Radical Party which was even more hardline than late strongman Slobodan Milosevic—who plunged the region into its ethnic conflagration. Nikolic was also a disciple of Vojislav Seselj, a firebrand right-wing politician who at the closing session of his war crimes trial at The Hague, Netherlands, last month retold the history of the war from a Serb perspective.
Seselj said that Serbs had been subjected to a "genocide" during the war.
Zeid, who was a U.N. peacekeeper in Bosnia and served from 2002 to 2005 as the first president of the Assembly of States Parties for the International Criminal Court, said Tuesday he has been encouraging other countries in the 193-nation General Assembly to boycott Wednesday's assembly meeting.
"My delegation is boycotting the session tomorrow out of a sense of indignation at the way the president of the General Assembly has exploited his position and this important theme, which is the Role of International Criminal Justice in Reconciliation, for the purposes we suspect of launching an unmerited attack by the Serbian Radical Party against the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia," the Jordanian ambassador said.
"We believe it is our duty to create a space so the voices of the victims of the Bosnian war could also be heard," Zeid said.
In Sarajevo, the head of the Mothers of Srebrenica, Munira Subasic, said she was coming to New York although she was not invited to speak at the assembly meeting.
"Vuk Jeremic has not thought of either Bosniaks or Croats," she said. "He only invited the Serb side and people who don't even know who is who in Bosnia."
Subasic said Jeremic was holding the meeting "to present to people that the Serbs are the biggest victims because most of the sentences in The Hague were pronounced against Serbs."
Wenewaser expressed concern that Jeremic "is exploiting the General Assembly to pursue his own political goals, which is clearly not what he ought to do as the president of the General Assembly."
"It's very sad that it's a lost opportunity to advance international criminal justice," said Wenewaser, who also served as president of the Assembly of States Parties for the International Criminal Court. "He has refused to make this a comprehensive event that covers international criminal justice in all its aspects. He's interested in one tribunal and that's a complete distortion of what's been happening over the last 20 years."
According to the tentative list of speakers, the meeting, which will continue Thursday, will also hear speeches from the ministers of justice from Namibia and Rwanda and about 40 ambassadors. On Wednesday afternoon, there will be panels on justice and reconciliation.
Among those invited who declined to attend are David Tolbert, president of the International Center for Transitional Justice; Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch; President of the International Criminal Court Song Sang-Hyun and President of the Assembly of States Parties for the International Criminal Court Tina Intelmann.
Richard Dicker, director of international justice at Human Rights Watch, wrote in the Huffington Post Tuesday that the creation of the Yugoslav tribunal nearly 20 years ago "moved the goal posts in enforcing fundamental human rights, and the broader efforts toward international justice are rewriting key rules of international relations and diplomacy."
He said a more constructive way has to be found to debate these and other lessons.


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The Great Irish Famine invaded Ireland between 1845 and 1849, bringing indescribable suffering to the country. It's estimated that more than a million lives were lost as a result of starvation and disease, but the human suffering was greater than the numbers convey. Families were torn apart, children languished in their mothers' arms, and the cries of helpless masses went unanswered by a world ill-equipped to respond.
The pages of modern history are filled with stories of similar disasters in China, Cambodia, Ethiopia and North Korea—each one having its own cause. What was the cause of such devastation in the case of the Great Irish Famine? The suffering began with a tiny spore that silently multiplied and almost instantly destroyed Ireland's potato crops. Without warning, a nation's food supply simply rotted, toppling its economy. The lives of the Irish were traumatized for decades to come.
Hidden things sometimes unleash famine in our lives, as well. King David discovered this truth near the end of his long reign over Israel (see 2 Sam. 21:,14). A mysterious and relentless famine struck his people.
Year after year passed, and still the painful plague wouldn't lift. Rain didn't fall, seeds couldn't take root, and harvests never sprang up. God's people were drowning in a flood of lack.
David inquired of the Lord, who revealed the root of the problem. He reminded David of Saul's injustice toward the Gibeonites.
Centuries before, Joshua and the elders of Israel had sworn a covenant to protect this minority people in exchange for their surrender and service (see Josh. 9). But Saul was blind to the value of relationships—even those sheltered by sacred promise.
To him, the needs of outsiders were irrelevant. Saul gave the order to wipe out the Gibeonites, and in so doing, he infected his land and his people with an invisible spore of sin that resulted in a tragic famine.
Naturally speaking, famines are extended times of lack. They begin with a disruption of the food supply, often brought on by a period of drought or war. The process of sowing seed and reaping a harvest is interrupted, and malnutrition, disease and death follow.
Famine of the Heart
During my years as a pastor, I've seen that extended times of emotional and spiritual affliction can lead to what I call a "famine of the heart." The famine of the heart is a season of distress, often the result of spiritual attacks or periods of dryness. The prophet Amos spoke of times when there would be a "famine on the land, not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord" (Amos 8:11, NKJV).
We've all have bad days or weeks, but famines of the heart are longer and far more serious. We run short of joy. Our peace dries up, and we search in vain for a sense of God's presence. Nothing we plant seems to prosper.
The suffering during these seasons can be devastating. It goes deeper than the inconvenience of lack.
When our heart is famished, we grow more confused, hopeless and weary with each day. The seeds of faith shrivel, and our hearts lack the Spirit's fruit of love, joy and peace. When long seasons pass without the Spirit's refreshing rain, we are in a famine of the heart.
Yet famines lift when we listen to God. When David inquired of the Lord, it was the beginning of a breakthrough.
There is a brilliant openness about David. He was willing to follow the truth, no matter where it took him.
He didn't detach from God or blame Him for the pain. He didn't pass his suffering off as mere chance. He was willing to ask the Lord about the cause.
He obviously wondered: Is it possible that Israel has become infected deep within? What will break this famine and restore the harvest of blessing?
Like it was for Israel, it is useless for us to try to fix a famine by fussing around with surface things while ignoring the true causes deep inside. Root issues are critical and must be addressed.
A woman who has endured a lifetime of rejection may find antidepressants useful in numbing her pain, but until she deals with her root issues, she won't be free.
A man who struggles to commit to his wife's needs alone may find an escape from his guilt and confusion in endless hours of television, but until he allows God to work on his root issues, his marriage will never flourish.
Israel's famine was rooted in the issue of the broken covenant with the Gibeonites. It was a sin problem that required a spiritual solution. Understanding this, David asked them what could be done to heal the pain.
The Gibeonites sought neither the payback of revenge nor a payoff of money—they wanted Saul's sin acknowledged and made right. They wanted justice.
The solution, which might seem harsh at first, was that Saul's descendants paid the price with their lives. This was no mob lynching—it was a remission of sin that was sanctioned by heaven (see 2 Sam. 21:9).
The messy business of broken covenants had opened the door to famine. Only a sacrifice could close that door and settle the sin-debt Saul had created.
Right now, the Holy Spirit is digging deep in our lives, helping us to understand root issues. Because He loves us, He's revealing the hidden causes of our lack and pain.
John the Baptist described times like this when he said, "'And even now the ax is being laid to the root of the trees'" (Matt. 3:10). It's time to stop putting Band-Aids on tumors. The Great Physician longs to do a surgical work that brings healing to the root of our problems.
Breaking the Famine
The Bible makes it clear that sin can be remitted only by a sacrifice (see Heb. 9:22). Thankfully, the blood of our Deliverer-King was shed at the cross to satisfy divine justice and restore our famished hearts.
Isaiah foresaw the sin-remitting power of Christ's sacrifice: "It pleased the Lord to bruise Him; He has put Him to grief. When You make His soul an offering for sin ... He shall see the labor of His soul, and be satisfied. ... My righteous Servant shall justify many, for He shall bear their iniquities" (Is. 53:10-11).
Christ also understood His sacrifice as full payment for sin. As He poured the wine at the Last Supper, He told His disciples: "'This is My blood of the new covenant, which is shed for many for the remission of sins'" (Matt. 26:28).
The sons of Saul no longer have to die to end our famines. Christ has settled our sin-debt forever, bringing us the promise that we can be free from the spiritual famines of this sin-infected world.
One day a broken woman stumbled into our church office. She had just been released from jail. She was penniless, hopeless and ignorant of Christ's desire to repair her tormented life. She came to us because her car had broken down in front of our building, and she didn't know what else to do.
She asked: "Can anyone help me? I have nothing left but pain."
As we ministered to her famished heart, she confessed her sins and accepted Jesus. We dealt with lifelong roots of rejection, shame and fear. Her hurts were washed away in a stream of tears, and we watched as her famine lifted. Today she is happily married and leads a successful ministry in our church to emotionally broken people.
To activate Christ's famine-breaking power in our lives, we must be willing to confront our failures through honest confession. Like David, we must come clean with God.
We begin by asking ourselves: Am I holding on to unconfessed sin? Am I violating God's Word? Am I perpetrating injustice? Have I withheld forgiveness, broken covenant, or given place to bitterness, pride, lust or greed?
Dishonesty and denial only shelter the spores that impoverish our hearts. Coming clean with God connects us with the power of the cross and the sacrifice of Jesus Confession and repentance break the root of sin and release us back into our harvest of joy:
"If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9).
After Israel's sin root was cut the famine ended (see 2 Sam. 21:14). What a welcome release! The rains fell again, watering and reviving the dormant seeds of blessing.
At the same time, the nation's anxiety lifted. Prosperity returned, and David's song rang out: "[The righteous] shall not be ashamed in the evil time, and in the days of famine they shall be satisfied" (Ps. 37:19).
This story speaks to our lives: Hidden things create pain. Root issues are important. Sin creates suffering. Confession brings healing.
But most important, because of Christ, there is hope for the famished heart. He promises to "satisfy your soul in drought, and strengthen your bones" (Is. 58:11). He reassures us: "You shall be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters do not fail" (v. 11).
If your heart is famished, run to these promises. Don't cut yourself off from God or blame Him for the pain. Dig deeper and ask the Lord to lay His ax to the root. Come to the cross, and let the rain of His presence restore you. Your famine will end. The once-dead seeds of faith and hope will take root again, and your harvest of joy will return.
David Cannistraci is the senior pastor of GateWay City Church in San Jose, California, and a frequent contributor to Charisma. He is the author of Apostles and the Emerging Apostolic Movement and God's Vision for Your Church. For more, visit online at davidcannistraci.org.
Ending America's Barrenness
Christians in the U.S. have learned that it is vitally important to deal with root issues of injustice in the nation's past.
The spiritual lessons of famine, broken covenant and confession apply to our lives personally, but they do not end there. The story of Saul's injustice toward the Gibeonites teaches us how the sinful spores of racism, economic injustice, and bigotry can infect and oppress our entire nation.
Chief Jay Swallow, a widely recognized Native American minister, often describes his own journey of healing along these lines. Many Americans are unaware that our government has broken hundreds of covenants with Native Americans. Our centuries-long history of cruelty has produced enormous pain and resistance to Christ in Native communities.
Swallow's ancestors were innocent victims of the Washita Massacre in 1868. As a child, he heard the accounts of their violent deaths. He became bitter toward his government and angry with his often-insensitive white brothers and sisters in Christ.
When Swallow visited the site of the massacre in 1997, his famished heart began to heal through the identificational repentance of John Benefiel and the leaders of the Oklahoma Apostolic Prayer Network. Sensing Swallow's raw emotions and God's heart to heal, the leaders knelt on that site and broke before God. When they repented for the sins of our government, Swallow extended forgiveness and subsequently experienced a transforming flood of personal healing and freedom.
Today these same leaders are working together to reach Native Americans. Confession is cleansing the stain of broken covenants and releasing personal freedom for thousands across the Midwest.
Many Christians believe our nation will not see revival until we address our mistreatment of Native Americans. For this reason, leaders such as Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback are urging the passage of the Resolution of Apology to the Native Peoples (nativeres .org), which apologizes for our government's role in the suffering of Native people. If enacted, the resolution could bring about a turning point in our country not unlike that experienced by Israel after it made restitution to the Gibeonites.
For the power of the cross to transform our nation, we must confess and confront sin, injustice and broken covenants on a national level. If we are willing to address our root issues, we'll see famine break up across the land, just as Scripture has promised:
"'If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land'" (2 Chr. 7:14, NKJV).


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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Saturday night my wife and I went to see the movie "Lone Survivor."
I watched those brave young men fight for each other. I saw their love for each other. I saw them die for each other. And I began to get angry.
Angry that our government sent them to Afghanistan with no strategic mission. Angry at our government because it wouldn't let them win. Angry that our government would punish them if they had killed those goat herders who weren't innocent. Angry at our government for betrayal of our brave soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen.
And then I became angry because that same government sent us to Vietnam. Again, with no mission, no desire to win, no reason for being there.
I thought we had learned this lesson from Vietnam: Don't send young American men and women to combat unless you let them win, unless they have a specific and strategic mission.
But no we haven't. At least, our politicians haven't.
Our youths are too important for us to send them somewhere to risk their lives for some politician's ego.
They are our future, our hope, our sons and daughters, and they are too precious.
So I suggest the next time our valiant congressmen and women decide to send troops somewhere, they go instead.
They can show how really brave and strong they are.
They can go fight.
They can go bleed.
They can go cry.
They can go die.
At least, that way no one of any significance will be hurt by their stupid actions.
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From the counter: Shots from Reformation Foods' pop-up dinner
"This should be put in a frame and hung on the wall," said our table mate Jo. The food really did look like pieces of fine art. Chef Keven Wilson has an eye for color. He said he even has a painting in his home that he made using spoons as the brushes. A true chef-artist! We were all gathered around a kitchen counter in a large Victorian in the Mission for a Sunday evening five-course tasting menu that used local, fresh ingredients.
Each course brought together a balance of wonderful textures (think crunchy hazelnut and soft pork belly, ending with smooth chocolate milk) and a wild variety of flavors (horseradish, sea urchin, even squab). Although there were other tables around the building, our kitchen counter was the best spot in house because that's where all the action was happening. We had great foodie discussions with our two counter friends Jo and Colin, and as soon as a new dish arrived, we all whipped out our cameras to take a snapshot of the edible masterpiece placed before us. Portions were generous and very filling and chef Keven even wrapped up some of our leftovers so we could take them home. A few pieces of succulent squab came home wrapped in a tinfoil squab. Pretty adorable.
Be sure to check out more fun pop-up events with the Naked Kitchen in the coming months - they are bound to be scrumptious gatherings!
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Here's an example listing: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Factory-Unlock-Code-Service-for-AT-T-USA-Apple-iPhone-3-3G-3GS-4G-4S-Permanent-/221116379439?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item337b90312f (There's lots of other sellers on eBay you can search for, I have no affiliation with any of them. Don't take this link as an endorsement.)
They claim that you send the your IMEI number and they email you back when they've unlocked it. Then you (in the iPhone's case) restore from a backup and your phone is unlocked when activating again.
Sounds like a scam.
But-- the thing is they have like 38,000+ feedback rating , with almost 5,000 this month and only 5 negative ratings. Anyone know how they do this? Is it some guy who works at AT&T unlocking your phone against the rules? Is there some telecom standard they're exploiting? Is it some formula where your phone has a key and at&T has a private key and they've figured out how to reverse it? Can the phone be re-locked at a later date?
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It's Rule 5 Saturday!
This week's edition was inspired by The Camp of the Saints post "A Little Hump Day Rule 5: Felicia Atkins," upon which I immediately thought of Dita von Teese. Why, you ask? That should be obvious. Open your eyes!
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Classic Rule 5: Normally, we start off with a little bit about the pretty girl gracing the post, but this week, I'd like to talk about Rule 5 at the Classic Liberal Blog instead.
Maybe I'm missing something, but I scour the Net for mainstream conservative pundits, intellects, and even politicians making the case for liberty and freedom ... but find none. The best there is are some lame ideas about "tax credits," "rebates," and government mandated "(health) savings accounts," all of which have nothing to do with freedom. These are all variations of Keynesian government schemes.
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So consider the Classic Rule 5 a public service, if you will. Each week, not only do we show our appreciation to all the pretty girls in the world, but the case for liberty and freedom is made each week, based on sound (Austrian) economics, conservative/libertarian philosophy, and reason.
You can't sit around waiting for your favorite politician to take up the cause, because they won't (unless his name is Ron Paul (gasp!)). Why don't they make the case? Because they don't believe in liberty and freedom. It's that simple. But the intellectual and historical case for liberty and freedom is overwhelming, and thanks to the innerwebbies, is available to all!
So thanks for stopping by to check out the girls ... but do yourself a favor. Read the articles. Twice! Three times even! Because freedom fosters not only prosperity, but virtue.
A growing government represents a society in decline, while a shrinking government represents a society advancing. Government fosters degeneration. Freedom foster the Golden Rule.
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Having failed to learn what causes depressions and how to treat them when they arrive, our nation's leaders are steering us straight into a monetary catastrophe. Predictably, the major media voices are clinging to the assurances of Keynesians, who see new wads of debt and paper money and conclude that the good times are ready to roll again; don't pay any heed to the millions still looking for work.
The free-lunch Keynesians even tell us how we got into the crisis and what saved us. Paul Krugman speaks for many when he blames market deregulation for the meltdown and hails the Fed's printing press as our savior.
What does this mean? It means we can laugh at rumors that the Fed's cheap credit brought on the crisis. We can laugh even harder at the claim that Fed monetary pumping will ensure an even greater disaster down the road. And we can save our biggest laughs for that lucky guesser, Peter Schiff, whose knowledgeable detractors laughed at him in 2006 when he predicted the current meltdown.
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For many, it was the government's tinkering with Glass-Steagall that gave investors a free hand to commit evil — by allowing greedy mouths to gorge themselves to the brink of self-destruction. Because those mouths were so big, our leaders had no choice but to fleece taxpayers and dollar-holders to save them. Once again, we were told, freedom in economics became a recipe for disaster.
Sorry, state lovers, but rigging regulations to create a stupendous moral hazard does not reflect the "influence of free-market ideology," as Krugman claims. Regulations are interventions, and interventions are that seemingly benign collection of stepping-stones from capitalism to socialism. The current economic debacle is overwhelmingly a crisis of government meddling, not free markets.
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A Regulated Economy without State Coercion?
A free economy is one that is — how to say this? — free. It is free of cronyism, favoritism, handout-ism, protectionism, or anything else that amounts to using the state as a means of living at the expense of others. If paupers or billionaires need help, they're required to get it without picking the pockets of others.
In a free economy the only role for force is the enforcement of property rights. Using force for other means is a violation of the natural freedom of individuals. This is what classical liberals meant by laissez-faire. A free-market ideology is one that calls for a free market, not the massaging of one or two regulations out of a constellation of a million.
But don't markets need regulating? Of course. Markets in which the government hasn't turned criminal regulate themselves without violating anyone's rights. If a bank insists on practicing fractional-reserve lending, for example, and finds itself unable to meet depositor demands, it files for bankruptcy, not a bailout. The free bank is thereby discouraged from creating multiple claims to the same dollar. It cannot ask for a loan from its friendly central banker because it doesn't have one.
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A central bank such as the federal reserve could not exist in a free market. Central banking requires a monopoly of note issue, and monopolies — as grants of privilege — require the enforcing arm of government. Through bank competition and the threat of runs, a free market limits the tendency of bankers to practice fractional-reserve lending, which is the root of the business cycle.
But since fractional-reserve lending is profitable to bankers and government in the same way that counterfeiting is profitable to counterfeiters, we find ourselves saddled with a central bank to make sure the various costs of expanding the money supply are passed on to the poor and middle class.
The idea that central banks are independent from the governments that gave them life is a bad joke. Through their purchase of government debt obligations, central banks provide a convenient way for politicians to spend wildly on their pet projects — whether it's welfare for seniors or wars overseas — without having to raise taxes.
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The hidden tax of bank inflation is perfectly suited to their ends. It gives the impression that government is an endless source of largess, while shifting the blame for crises and everyday higher prices onto governments' favorite whipping boys, speculators and business people. By depreciating the currency, bank inflation quietly takes wealth from our pockets and gives it to those in on the racket.
The very existence of a fiat-paper money like federal reserve notes precludes the possibility of a free market. "In no period of human history has paper money spontaneously emerged on a free market," Jörg Guido Hülsmann writes in The Ethics of Money Production.
Whenever governments issue the stuff, they of necessity impose a "legal obligation for each citizen to accept it as legal tender." At one point, paper money certificates were "backed" by a certain weight of gold or silver. But with widespread indifference to monetary issues, it proved easy for governments to blame crises on the commodity backing rather than the inflation of the notes. Governments outlawed the use of gold and silver as money so they could inflate with minimal restraint.
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Paper money, in short, is not a market phenomenon; it comes into use only when the police power of the state forces us to accept it.
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Writing recently in Foreign Affairs, Harvard historian and bestselling author Niall Ferguson noted that the current crisis has made certain dead economists look good, others not so good.
Though superficially this crisis seems like a defeat for Smith, Hayek, and Friedman, and a victory for Marx, Keynes, and Polanyi, that might well turn out to be wrong. Far from having been caused by unregulated free markets, this crisis may have been caused by distortions of the market from ill-advised government actions: explicit and implicit guarantees to supersized banks, inappropriate empowerment of rating agencies, disastrously loose monetary policy, bad regulation of big insurers, systematic encouragement of reckless mortgage lending — not to mention distortions of currency markets by central bank intervention.
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The Austrians, in Ferguson's view, were "the biggest winners, among economists at least," because they "saw credit-propelled asset bubbles as the biggest threat to the stability of capitalism."
According to Austrian economics, we need to rein in the central bank. But what does our 2008 Nobel-prize-winning economist say about bubbles? In a New York Times editorial of August 2, 2002, Krugman wrote,
To fight this recession the Fed needs more than a snapback; it needs soaring household spending to offset moribund business investment. And to do that, as Paul McCulley of Pimco put it, Alan Greenspan needs to create a housing bubble to replace the Nasdaq bubble.
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On the other hand, Ron Paul, on September 10, 2003, addressed the House Financial Services Committee on the moral hazard of the federal government's policy of providing special privileges to the GSEs, Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac, and the growing credit bubble in housing:
Like all artificially-created bubbles, the boom in housing prices cannot last forever. When housing prices fall, homeowners will experience difficulty as their equity is wiped out. Furthermore, the holders of the mortgage debt will also have a loss. These losses will be greater than they would have otherwise been had government policy not actively encouraged over-investment in housing.
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Paul warned about the danger of bubbles while Krugman was campaigning for their creation. Paul, an adherent of the Austrian School, believes there is no such thing as a free lunch. Krugman, the quintessential Keynesian, argues that there is, at least in a depression. He also says that "if politicians refuse to learn from the history of the recent financial crisis, they will condemn all of us to repeat it."
But if it's history's lessons we should imbibe, why have politicians and their pundits ignored the lessons of the 1920–1921 recession? Let me guess: maybe letting the market fix what government broke isn't an option they can bring themselves to embrace, even if it's the only way out.
By the Way, Free Markets Are Free
George F. Smith is the author of The Flight of the Barbarous Relic, a novel about a renegade Fed chairman, and the book Eyes of Fire: Thomas Paine and the American Revolution, available now on Kindle and soon in paperback. Visit his website. See George F. Smith's article archives.


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Last Updated: July 23, 2013
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Surprised how huge your college tuition is? Even before students enroll in their first semester of college they begin their search for scholarships, grants and loans to pay for the huge cost of higher education.
A recent post from the Huffington Post might explain why your tuition is so expensive. Where does all that college tuition money go? Here's a breakdown of how public colleges and universities spend their money:
26% Instruction
12% Research
11% Hospital services
9% Auxiliary enterprises
8% Institutional support
7% Academic support
6% Other expenses and deductions
5% Public service
4% student services
4% Operation and maintenance of plants
3% Scholarships and fellowships
3% Depreciation
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Jay Leno says he will be leaving NBC's "Tonight Show" next spring, to be replaced by Jimmy Fallon.
Leno announced the move Wednesday in a news release.
NBC also confirms that the show will be moving to New York City when Fallon takes over. "Saturday Night Live" producer Lorne Michaels will take over as producer of the new "Tonight Show."
The move has been widely reported but not confirmed by the network until now. NBC reportedly just wrapped up negotiations with Fallon on a contract extension.
NBC did not say who replace Fallon in his current time slot, which is one hour later than the "Tonight Show."
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After the yapping kiddies have gone home for the day, white-haired women, a few graying men and dozens of middle-agers who are not deserving of either designation step foot onto the gymnasium floor at Sauder Elementary School.
Music begins pumping from a small, black speaker perched above a stage that overlooks the crowd. Sorry, but Brooks and Dunn and their "Boot Scootin' Boogie" have taken the night off. So has Billy Ray Cyrus and his "Achy Breaky" heart.
As Mike Posner's electropop Billboard hit "Cooler than Me" bounces off gymnasium walls, Frank Trace looks over his 80-plus students and begins a series of dizzying steps. Everyone is in sync, save for a misplaced step here and there.
Trace is 62, and since retiring early from a 30-year career as a buyer for the defunct Camelot Music chain has made line-dance instructing a full-time gig. He's an internationally known choreographer who's won what he called the "Grammy Award for line dancing" when he was honored with a Crystal Boot Award in England for best beginner dance in 2010. He's up for the same award this year.
A video he recorded and posted to YouTube of his award-winning dance, "Mamma Maria," has been viewed more than 70,000 times since he posted it in May 2009. He just finished a stint of line-dancing workshops in Nashville, Tampa and St. Louis. He'll head to England next year for a workshop. He says line dancing is bigger than ever.
"I go to these workshops and there might be five, six, 700 people there all for the same thing – to line dance," he said. "For a lot of people, it may be somewhat underground. You don't hear about it. You don't read about it."
A Glenwood High graduate, Trace was recently surprised when one of his classmates showed up for a session. Nancy Schory of North Canton learned about the class through a flier and invited a few people from her bridge club to come with her.
"It's challenging to learn new dances," she said. "And it's just fun to dance."
Trace said shows like "Dancing with the Stars" have helped attract people of all ages to dancing – not that it ever wasn't popular. Most of his students are women, though men are scattered about the packed gym during his Thursday night class at Sauder.
"The thing that's so great about line dancing is you don't need a partner," he said. "So many of them will say to me, 'my husband doesn't like to dance, but I love to.' This is a way you can dance where you don't have to have a partner."
Trace holds three classes each week for six weeks at schools in the North Canton, Perry and Jackson school districts. With 300 students paying $36 for the six-week session, Trace could take in more than $10,000 (before expenses) for 54 hours of instruction.
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Though it has roots in country music, line dancing now crosses all musical genres. The selection Thursday ranged from "The Locomotion" to Young MC's "Bust a Move."
"Years ago line-dancing started country," he said. "Over the years, it's changed. It's progressive. We dance to everything from Lady Gaga to some country, even some big band, Latin, oldies and disco. That's why it's attracted so many people."
Trace said there are physical and psychological benefits to line dancing. Not only is it good exercise, it also forces people to memorize dance moves.
"It's a great stress relief," he said. "It's a very healthy thing. I love what I do. I always say that 'line dancing is a happy thing.' You cannot come in here, dance for two hours and not leave without a smile on your face."
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Patricia "Pat" Berry Cox Rexrode, 71, went to be with our Lord on Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012. After winning a four-year battle with cancer, she passed away at Augusta Health due to respiratory failure.
Born Aug. 19, 1941, she was a lifelong resident of Augusta County. She is the daughter of the late John Myron Berry and the late Violet Wilkerson Berry Leach. She grew up in Verona and graduated from Wilson Memorial High School and Dunsmore Business College and was a licensed real estate broker. Mrs. Rexrode was employed at Western State Hospital and People Places prior to beginning her real estate career in 1987. During this time, she worked with Lennox Century 21 Real Estate, owned ReMax Par One Realty and most recently was associate broker at Westhills Realtors in Waynesboro. Mrs. Rexrode found this career path very rewarding and particularly loved the interaction with her clients and colleagues. She received many esteemed awards throughout her career and was involved in many charitable causes as a representative of the real estate community.
Mrs. Rexrode was a member of Glovier United Methodist Church, active in her Sunday school class and weekly worship services.
Survivors include her husband of 26 years, E. Dale Rexrode, of 23 Entry School Road, Waynesboro; her son and his wife, John and Paula Cox of Conifer, Colo.; her two daughters and their husbands, Brad and Robyn (Simmons) Dean of Penn Laird and Dale and Amy Moyers of Waynesboro; her sister, Gloria Leach Ward of Minnesota; two nephews, Michael Ward of Cambodia and Steven Ward of Minnesota; her aunt and her husband, Pat and June Flavin of Verona; and four grandchildren whom she dearly loved, Laurel and Zane Simmons and Sydney and Dylan Moyers. Survivors also include her stepchildren and their families, Alan and Penny Rexrode of Stuarts Draft, Nanette Foster of Waynesboro, Linda Rexrode of Stuarts Draft and Paul Rexrode; seven stepgrandchildren; and 10 stepgreat-grandchildren.
Those wishing may donate to the American Cancer Society, 1920 Medical Ave., Suite H, Harrisonburg, VA 22801 in Pat's memory.
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Time in kitchen: 45 min.
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Section E11: Disabled Spectators - A Code Of Conduct For RL Clubs
It is important that Clubs are proactive to provide a high level of service to disabled supporters. This Code of Conduct provides guidance on a range of issues which clubs will face. For further guidance please contact the RFL.
Clubs need to be aware that the match day experience begins before the supporter arrives at the ground and that there will be a whole host of concerns for disabled supporters going to a game. Publicising as much information as possible is important so that any concerns can be addressed.
It is vitally important that clubs understand that the individual needs of disabled spectators may vary significantly dependent on whether the barriers that affect them are physical (wheelchair users and restricted mobility) sensory (hearing and visual), intellectual (learning disability or difficulty, psychological (mental health needs), long term health conditions or attitudinal and as such services and policies should reflect this fact.
The access audit will provide clubs with detailed and club specific information regarding all the points listed below however as the programme of audits will take a full year to complete it is important that in the meantime clubs have an understanding of some of the key barriers facing disabled people as outlined below in order to provide an appropriate level of service to disabled supporters: -
Access information – clubs should complete or update the RFL disabled spectators information sheet annually by the end of January to ensure that information relating to facilities and services for disabled spectators is up to date. This document could then be uploaded onto the club website for use by disabled home and away supporters and a copy provided for the Ground Safety Officer so that he or she can ensure that all stewards are fully aware of match day facilities and services
Accessible seating – clubs should consider the following issues when designating accessible seats – sightlines, adequate protection against the elements, no standing supporters in front of these seats, ideally not located near opposition fans, proximity to entrances, emergency exits, toilets and refreshments. Where opposition supporters are restricted to one area/stand, spaces should be allocated in the same area for disabled supporters. 30% of accommodation must be reserved for away supporters
Accessible toilets – checked and alarm tested before kick off and 10 minutes prior to half time, and be appropriately stewarded to prevent non-disabled usage. Toilets for disabled supporters should be appropriately fitted, appropriate located and well signposted. Alarm systems should be fitted and staff briefed on how to respond to an alarm call. Clubs should consider using RADAR keys to prevent non-disabled usage.
Admissions policy - There should be a published and consistent pricing policy for disabled supporters and their carers/personal assistants (PA). There should also be some facility to reserve accessible seating. It is suggested that clubs charge full price/concession (as appropriate) for disabled supporters and provide the carer/PA with a complementary ticket. The Proof of Eligibility requirements should be clearly signed. However it is important not to assume a person accompanying a disabled supporter is a carer or personal assistant, they may be a partner or friend and therefore liable to pay full price. Please ask about their role.
Assistance Dogs – stadium staff should be aware of how to accommodate Assistance Dogs coming into the ground.
Braille signs – consider installing for the benefit of visually impaired supporters. Consideration should also be given to the availability of documents such as programmes in alternative formats such as Braille or audio versions.
Carer's seats adjacent to accessible seats – a disabled supporter should not be separated from their carer/personal assistant
Contrasting colours – should be used to highlight doorways, walkways and steps to assist visually impaired supporters.
Dedicated steward – with responsibility to ensure disabled supporters receive a high level of service. Duties to include, prevention of non-disabled usage of facilities, provision of refreshments if not accessible and emergency evacuation assistance. Please bear in mind that, for safety reasons, the area should not be left unstewarded at any time.
Disabled Supporter Liaison Officer (DSLO) – a dedicated club official to facilitate two-way communication between the club and supporters. A point of contact for home and away fans. Should make contact with opposition DSLO who can then in turn provide advice to away supporters.
Disability audit Over the course of 2013 the Facilities Trust will fund a full access audit of all Championship clubs whilst Super League will fund their own audit as part of their wider commitment to providing an excellent customer experience. Clubs should ensure that a named member of the club acts as point of contact between the auditor, club staff, volunteers and disabled spectators in order to ensure clubs gain the maximum benefit from the process. Clubs should also commit to a timetabled programme to address actions highlighted by the audit report
Disability Awareness Training – As part of the auditing process clubs will be provided with disability awareness training. Clubs should ensure that key staff attend the training in particular the Ground Safety Officer, senior stewards, DLO, front of house, ticket office, retail and hospitality staff At the start of the season the DSLO should as a minimum, ensure that all appropriate staff are aware of this Code of Conduct and the issues it covers and the disability guidance for clubs (see below)
Disability Guidance for Clubs – The RFL has developed a disability guidance for clubs which includes information on each disability and impairment group, suggestions on adapting coaching and playing for disabled athletes, club support for disabled staff volunteers and spectators, a Rugby League case study as well as contact details for organisations that can provide specific information and support. This resource can be downloaded from the RFL website in the Equity and Diversity Section
Family/friends seats – wherever possible clubs should try to keep an area of seats adjacent to the accessible seating for purchase by family and friends of disabled supporters.
Feedback – it is important for clubs to get to know their disabled supporters. This can be done by giving the disabled supporters a voice by establishing a Disabled Supporters Group and/or encouraging disabled supporters to complete the match day feedback form on the RFL website Equity and Diversity which provides an opportunity to identify any problems as well as examples of good practice in relation to the entire matchday experience.
Hearing loops and audio systems - Where possible hearing loop and audio facilities should be made available to home and away supporters with hearing or visual impairments. There should be clear instructions on the availability of this facility, how it is accessed and used and a designated contact person in the stadium on match days to respond should there be any equipment malfunctions or difficulties using the system
Lighting - Lighting levels should be good at points were there will be interaction between staff and a supporter to aid sight for those supporters who lip read or are visually impaired.
Parking – accessible parking should be provided where possible this should be close to the stadium with easy access to the stadium. 30% of disabled supporter parking should be reserved for away supporters. Parking should be appropriate for disabled supporters, e.g. wide bays and rear loading room. Drop-off points should also be in place, although it must be remembered that some disabled supporters will drive themselves to the ground so drop-off would not be appropriate.
Proof of Eligibility – Must be clearly displayed on the website and at the ticket office. All relevant staff should be aware of the eligibility requirements. Following advice, the RFL recommend that eligibility criteria includes those people who are :-
"Receiving incapacity benefits, invalid carer's allowance, Disability living allowance care component, severe disability allowance or attendance allowance, War pension disability allowance or a person registered blind. Please note that not everyone will claim allowances for their own reasons but that does not necessarily mean they are not entitled to a carers ticket, therefore the following may also be accepted in place of disability benefits; A letter from their GP (can be a significant charge for this) or a letter from the person's social worker or community nurse
Blue badges can be used as proof to access parking, however are not suitable for ticket office proof as they must remain in the car. It is important that car park stewards check that one of the people in the car is the person on the photograph on the blue badge.
Refreshments – should either be accessible or a member of staff should facilitate the provision of refreshments.
Signage – should be clear and at the appropriate places. As a minimum it is recommended to provide signage for entrances, exits, toilets and refreshments
Stadium Facilities – clubs should ensure that shops, ticket offices, hospitality suites, boxes etc have reasonable adjustments made to overcome any physical barriers to access.
Visiting Supporter Allocations – the away club has the right to ask for 30% of the disabled supporter spaces at both Cup and League games both in terms of seating and parking
Visual displays - Scoreboards should be clear and informative and consideration should be given to using scoreboards in the event of an evacuation to inform hearing impaired supporters.
Website – Clubs should publish their policies regarding disabled supporters on their websites. Websites should also provide clear information on access issues in the stadium as well as information on how to purchase tickets. Please check for appropriate language i.e. do not refer to disabled tickets, they are tickets for disabled supporters, use the term non-disabled rather than able bodied and wheelchair users rather than wheelchair bound!
If you have any good practice that should be shared throughout the game please contact the RFL Operations department.
NB This Code of Conduct is advisory and this Code does not alter a Clubs legal responsibilities under the Disability Discrimination Act neither does it replace a Club's obligations under the RFL Operational Rules including the Minimum Ground Standards


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Updated: Friday, October 18 2013, 10:12 AM CDT
The five-year battle over a controversial symbol may now be over.
The University of Illinois has been trying to protect its logo trademarks since 2008. That's one year after officially retiring the chief as a university symbol.
But outside groups pushed on, using the symbols on clothing, websites, and events.
Both the university and the Honor The Chief Society came to terms that would allow the group to honor the chief, but restrict them from using any university-owned images.
The group is also not allowed to use the term "Chief Illiniwek."
University officials said it's a step they have to take to uphold the university's reputation.
"Any logos that we have that are current, any logos that are retired and are still used in our vault program, we have to be able to protect those," U of I spokesperson Robin Kaler said. "That's the only way we can protect our brand and our good name."
Despite the agreement, the university says it still "does not in any way approve, sponsor, or endorse" the events honoring the chief.
Under the settlement, the Honor the Chief Society is allowed to use the trademark and Chief Illiniwek name only if advocating for the symbol's reinstatement, or when talking about the history of the Chief.


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English Title: He Doesn't ExistIl n'Existe Pas (He Doesn't Exist) (2006) Episode 4- l'Apprenti Père Noël Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Cartoon Characters: Nicolas Barnsworth, Père Noël, Melle Moneypenny, Humphrey, Nic-Nac, Tim-Tim, Edgar, Randolph, Rufus.
Characters (English Version): Nicolas Barnsworth, Father Christmas, Miss Moneypenny, Humphrey, Nic-Nac, Tim-Tim, Edgar, Randolph, Rufus.
Originally Released in September of 2006 (Estimate).
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- Running Time: 26 minutes.
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The manager of a toy shop launches a successful media campaign to make people believe that Santa doesn't exist. Worried children no longer write letters and orders decline sharply. Kidnapped by Nicolas and brought before Santa, the stubborn manager still refuses to believe the obvious. Beatrice is the only one who is able to reconcile the manager with his childhood and Santa.
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Steven C. Lewin, 66, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away on March 19, 2013 in Mesa, AZ ending a six year battle with Stage 4 Cancer. Steven was born April 8, 1946 to Marvin and Margaret (Walsh) Lewin in Milwaukee, WI. Steve married the love of his life, Joyce A. Conrad, and together they raised three children. He was a proud Navy Veteran. He retired from Johnson Controls. In earlier years, Steve raced stock cars and loved being a part of Hustlers car club. Steve and Joyce enjoyed dividing their time between Sturgeon Bay, WI and Mesa, Arizona.
Steven is survived by his loving wife, Joyce; his children, Stephanie (Scott) Lewin-Lane, Heather Lewin, and Nicholas Lewin; his grandchildren, Kelsy Lewin, Olivia Tiarks, and Makale; his mother, Margaret Lewin; his brothers, Michael Lewin, Jeff (Deb) Lewin, Douglas (Laurie) Lewin; his sister, Nancy Lewin; his sister-in-law, Sara Lewin; his father-in-law, Otto (Dorothy) Conrad; Joyce's siblings, Carl (Mary) Conrad, Geraldine (Gene) Ross, Adrienne (Tom) Ponik, and Doreen (Stephen) Conrad-Verczik; and his "brother from another mother," George (Toni) White. There are many other family members and close friends who will miss him dearly. Steven was preceded in death by his father, Marvin, and his mother-in-law, Dolores (Dave) Revolinski.
Visitation time for Steven's family and friends to gather will be held at Miller-Reesman Funeral Home, 620 15th Avenue (Hwy 11), Union Grove, WI on Thursday, March 28, 2013 from 6-8 pm and again on Friday, March 29, 2013 from 12 noon-1:00 pm. A memorial service will begin at 1 pm. Burial with full military honors at the Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery will immediately follow.
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Robert Doornbos didn't expect trouble getting through Tuesday's Rookie Orientation Program at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He was right.
"I have a lot of respect for this place, but I'm sure I'll be fine," Doornbos said before becoming the first of the six rookies to complete the four-phase program on the first day of track activity in preparation for the 93rd Indianapolis 500.
Doornbos, the first driver on the track, was turning laps in the 219 mph range within 30 laps. By the end of the day, the Newman/Haas/Lanigan driver was up to 221.735, third behind Paul Tracy and Scott Sharp, two of the three veterans taking a refresher course. Alex Lloyd was the other.
Raphael Matos, Alex Tagliani and Mike Conway also completed the rookie program. Stanton Barrett and Nelson Philippe still have work to do when the track reopens at 9 a.m. today.
Doornbos, 27, made his oval-track debut two weeks ago at Kansas Speedway and qualified alongside teammate Graham Rahal on the front row. He stayed near the front until a penalty for hitting a tire on pit road led to an eventual 12th-place finish. He is 13th in the IndyCar Series standings through three races.
After spending the 2005 and '06 seasons in Formula One, making 11 starts but used primarily as a test driver, Doornbos landed in Champ Car in '07. He won two races while finishing third in the standings, a performance that helped him land his current job when Newman/Haas/Lanigan was unable to re-sign Justin Wilson.
Doornbos is being coached by fellow Dutchman Arie Luyendyk, a two-time Indianapolis 500 winner. The collaboration is working because they agree that too much advice is worse than too little.
"I'm at a point where I've got to feel it for myself, then we'll talk again," Doornbos said. "This is a place you have to experience for yourself."
Luyendyk took his pupil for a ride around the track Monday in a pace car -- "He tried to scare me, but it didn't work," Doornbos said -- to show the proper line through the turns and advise Doornbos to not try to do too much too soon.
"These rookies are getting it from all sides, so I just need to be a calming factor," Luyendyk said. "He just needs that one guy he can ask, 'What do I do here?' We talk about the little things, not a lot about the big things. He's got a lot of talent, but ovals are still new to him."
Both are fluent in Dutch.
"But the only time we use it is on the radio when we're talking about the engineers," Luyendyk joked.
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Still unable to find a tire that doesn't wear out too quickly, Goodyear is planning an additional NASCAR test at the Speedway after the 500. No date has been set.
A 12-car test is scheduled June 15-16 to settle on the tire compound that will be used in the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard on July 26. Test days each of the past two weeks were disrupted by rain.
No one, least of all Speedway president Joie Chitwood, wants a repeat of last year's caution-filled race. Chitwood acknowledged concern Tuesday but said he's satisfied with the effort put forth by Goodyear and NASCAR.
"I think they're going to get it straightened out," he said.
Asked about driver Kurt Busch's suggestion that the only solution was to repave the track, Chitwood grimaced.
"Kurt's known for his personality," he said. "That's all I have to say on that subject."
Each team receives 35 sets of Firestone tires for the month. Short-program participants get 24 sets. Rookies get an extra four and those in Tuesday's refresher program an extra two. . . . A.J. Foyt Racing, which owns five chassis, doesn't expect to field three cars. "If these two (for Vitor Meira and A.J. Foyt IV) are running good," team general manager Larry Foyt said, "we won't want to spread ourselves thin." . . . Graham Rahal has a special helmet for the 500 commemorating the Speedway's Centennial Era and the 1986 Indy victory by his father, Bobby. . . . Conquest Racing unveiled its "King Tut" car for Tagliani. It features an associate sponsorship from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis promoting the King Tut exhibit. . . . Firestone Indy Lights rookie Sebastian Saavedra was the fastest of 21 drivers in an open test Tuesday in preparation for the Firestone Freedom 100 on Carb Day on May 22. Eight drivers turned laps in excess of 190 mph, with Saavedra at 191.278.
Star reporter Curt Cavin contributed to this story.
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Dooley had only been on campus about a week in January of 2007, so he spent all of his waking hours searching for potential recruits and a coaching staff.
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