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Published: June 26th, 2011
One of the intents of our Graduate Program is to promote Board Certification. For the past several years, past board examiners of the American Board of Endodontists have been invited […]
2011 Endodontics Graduation Banquet
Published: June 25th, 2011
Ottenga appointed interim director of Operative Dentistry Division
Published: June 10th, 2011
Marc Ottenga, D.D.S., a clinical associate professor, has been appointed to serve as the interim director of the Division of Operative Dentistry, effective July 1, 2011. His responsibilities will include […]
Brady named 2011 UF Research Foundation Professor
Published: May 24th, 2011
Jeannine Brady, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Oral Biology, was one of 33 UF faculty members as UF Research Foundation Professors for 2011-2014, for her distinguished current record […]
2011 University of Florida College of Dentistry Graduation
Published: May 23rd, 2011
On Friday, May 20, 2011, before a very proud and enthusiastic crowd of family, friends, and college faculty and staff, 81 candidates received their Doctor of Dental Medicine degrees and […]
DMD Class of 2011 Senior Banquet
Published: May 10th, 2011
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Pew Report: Florida ranks last in dental care for poor children
Published: April 24th, 2011
A recent study by the Pew Center for the States found that only 23.5 percent of Medicaid-enrolled Floridian children age 18 and under received any sort of dental care in […]
Tomar receives 2011 IADR H. Trendley Dean Memorial Award
Published: April 21st, 2011
Scott Tomar, D.M.D., Ph.D., received the 2011 H. Trendley Dean Memorial Award during the International Association for Dental Research (IADR) annual meeting in San Diego, Ca., in March 2011. One of […]
Serrano wins national award for oral medicine research
Published: April 20th, 2011
Giselle Serrano, a UF undergraduate research student mentored by Dr. Lorena Baccaglini in the department of community dentistry and behavioral science at the UF College of Dentistry, won the prestigious […]
AAE Annual Session in San Antonio
Published: April 18th, 2011


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Daily DeviationGiven 2013-12-01
The textures captured in Laura by ~aufzehengehen give a emotive feel to the image and a sense of depth. ( Suggested by Miguel-Santos and Featured by Kaz-D )
Love how I can her loneliness in this.
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Published on Friday, 09 January 2015
Following a serious incident in the early hours of Friday 12 December, the council's Licensing Sub-Committee met this evening (Friday 9 January) to consider the licences of NU Bar and Faces Bar.
Committee asked to agree fees for street traders
Published on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Northampton Borough Council licensing committee will next week (30 April) decide whether to increase fees for street traders.
Views on possible restrictions for alcohol licensing sought
Published on Monday, 04 March 2013
Businesses and residents are being asked for their general thoughts on whether to adopt Early Morning Restriction Orders for licensed premises to help tackle problems associated with drinking.
Committee meets to decide fees for street traders and taxi firms
Published on Friday, 01 February 2013
Northampton Borough Council licensing committee will next week (11 February) decide whether to up fees for taxi firms and street traders.
Licensing conditions and fees for car boot sales under review
Published on Friday, 01 February 2013
Northampton Borough Council's licensing committee is being asked to review the fees and conditions for holding car boot sales in the town at its meeting on 11 February.
Changes to taxi licensing policy to unify rules
Published on Wednesday, 09 May 2012
Northampton Borough Council's licensing committee has opted to unify its taxi licensing policy for both Hackney Carriages and Private Hire Vehicles as long as they meet a new condition policy.
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Published on Friday, 17 February 2012
Northampton residents and businesses are being reminded that they have two more weeks to have a say on whether the town should introduce an age limit for taxis.
Lava and Ignite licence suspended
Published on Thursday, 20 October 2011
Northampton Borough Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has granted a request to suspend the licence of the Northampton nightclub Lava and Ignite.
One-month suspension for local store
Published on Friday, 22 May 2009
Malvern Grove Post Office and Store in Duston, Northampton has had its Premises licence suspended, for the sale of alcohol, for one Calendar month.
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Dec. 6, 1969 — March 17, 2013
With his family by his side, Michael Jones of Cameron Park went to be with his heavenly father this past weekend after battling cancer for four years. Determined to live for his wife and children, Michael engaged in aggressive treatments from the time he was diagnosed and until the very end. With perseverance and prayer, he continuously beat the odds, initially being told he only had months to live.
Born into an Air Force family, Michael began his life in the Azores and proceeded to live an adventurous childhood in various cities throughout the world. Michael eventually settled down in Clinton County, Ill., in the 80s. Known by many as Jonesy, Michael played pool with Clinton County Men's Eight Ball and Clinton County Men's Bank, and was an avid bowler at Baden Bowl. 11 years ago, Michael, his wife Dawn, and young daughter moved to Cameron Park, Calif., to be closer to his beloved in-laws.
In 1 Corinthians 13 it reads "If I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing." Michael was a man of great faith, but moreover, he was a man who knew the importance of love. His love for his wife Dawn was unconditional, the type of love that carried them through years of hardship, the type of love that provided them with years of blessed friendship, memories, and laughter. His love for his children was undeniable, whether it was offering loving words of encouragement, or years spent watching soccer games or driving to San Juan Soccer Club practices – he was there. His love for life was evident through his ability to work a room into a frenzy of laughter with a crazy impersonation or a corny joke, or work those he loved into a tizzy with his determination to be right over obscure trivia. His passion for people was evident in his sincere approach with each person in his life – with Michael you knew you mattered and you were loved, even if you were a Democrat.
Michael was a dedicated husband for more than 20 years to his precious wife and best friend, Dawn Jones; devoted father to Kelly Jones (Shelley) and Abbie Jones; cherished son of Theresa Jones; treasured brother of Cynthia Ledford, Donna Kuhl (Ken), James Jones (Barb) and Valerie Holland (Larry); and adored brother-in-law and uncle in the Garrison family. His father, Leith Malcolm Jones, preceded him in death.
A celebration of Michael's life will be held for family and friends on Saturday, March 23, at 11 a.m., at Cameron Park County Club at 3201 Royal Drive in Cameron Park, Calif. The celebration will include a service and buffet lunch. Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to a college fund for Michael's daughter, Abbie Jones.


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deerayfan072 wrote:AEMRICH wrote:Cantu is a guy i actually still like. He is young enough to still have a good career and we have seen that he has some pop in his bat. IMO the D-Rays sometimes do some stupid things with their players. I think the problem right now is finding Cantu a regular position. i think he will be the UTIL guy for Cincy the rest of the season. I believe all i Cantu needs is a starting gig somewhere and he will be a top 10 2B again.
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To the editor:
Troublesome times are facing the Harrison County Food Pantry. Yes, these are hard times but we have not given up nor do we intend to do so.
The cost of food has risen, as we all know; cliental is up also, but donations of food and money are down. Putting this altogether, it can spell trouble. With all that said, I am asking the community to help us. Christmas is coming and we must think about holiday baskets. The churches donate non-perishables, leaving the food pantry's money for turkeys and rolls.
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Our heartfelt thanks go out to those who made our 2015 Berry Festival successful. The generosity of businesses and individuals making contributions for our raffle was greatly appreciated. I hesitate to name the many people whose contributions made our festival successful for I fear, if I tried, I may omit someone. Each and everyone is dear to us.
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I want to thank Pat Barnes and the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library for allowing me to hold a meeting there this past Monday. The Community Room is very nice and has wonderful A/V equipment.
The meeting dealt with the Kentucky Retirement System (KRS) pension plan which includes state/county government and state police employees and retirees. When you combine all of these plans together there are a total of 1,473 agencies with 139,452 covered employees in the funds.
A lot can happen in a week.
Due to a death in my family, I was out of town last week.
I completely missed the construction work on the Ladish Road bridge.
I have avoided that route for awhile now because of the poor condition of the bridge's surface.
No more!
In fact, to get to U.S. 27 South, that's one of the alternate routes available.
When I heard that the John Hunt Morgan bridge and the Ladish bridge were slated for repairs, my first thought was that they would be closed at the same time.
Let's take a little break from talking about the judicial process and discuss an issue that is negatively impacting our entire community. There is an epidemic that is attempting to destroy our country, threaten our safety, and take our children from us. It does not discriminate based upon age, race, or social class. This menace is drugs, whether it is marijuana, pills, cocaine, methamphetamine, or heroin.
So it's officially here.
Fall. With its beautiful leaves and soft breezes and festivals galore. And let's not forget Halloween, which is absolutely the best holiday.
Yet I can't help but feel sad at this time of year, because I know that in just about a month or so, those soft breezes will turn downright cold.
There'll be frigid temperatures and ice and snow. Jack Frost will be nipping at our noses (Sorry, I couldn't help throwing that in there.)
In 2011, federal agents launched a sting operation on an Amish farmer. Prof. Baylen J. Linnekin provides details of the raid:
"Federal agents watched the home closely for a year, gathering evidence. Then, in a pre-dawn raid, armed members from three agencies swooped in.
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Nearly 40 years ago, as a recent college graduate, I sat with my dad one day watching the news during the 1976 presidential election season.
Since I was just beginning to tune into the emerging candidates, I was interested to see of them featured whom I had heard about, but had not yet had an opportunity to hear speak.
I listened to Ronald Reagan for just a few minutes before I was deeply impressed by his wit, confidence, clarity and common sense.
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The CRG was founded in 2006 with a mission to promote state-of-the-art research in reproductive health and fertility. Our area of expertise focuses on, but is not limited to, gamete biology, with an emphasis on the genetic and epigenetic mechanisms that regulate the formation of viable gametes for sexual reprodution. The strength of the center lies in its strong ties between the basic scienes, based largely on the Ithaca campus of Cornell, and the clinical sciences, focussed in Manhattan, NY, within the Weill Cornell Medical College. In addition, the translational aspects of research extend to our strong interests in animal health, due in part to the home college for the CRG being the College of Veterinary Medicine. Research in the CRG spans many aspects of reproductive health, but its funding base is centered on three distinct missions, all focussed on reproduction, fertility, and women's health:
|1. Non-coding RNAs and their role in the regulation of gametogenesis (sponsored by an NICHD-funded P50 award)
|In April 2014, we were awarded a U54 Center grant as part of the NICHD Specialized Co-operative Centers Program in Reproduction (SCCPIR). This program has since been converted to a P50-sponsored mechanism and is now entitled The National Centers in Translational Research in Reproduction and Infertility (NCTRI). Our Center funding focuses on our research involving small RNA-mediated regulation of gametogenesis, but we have several lines of research focus beyond this.
|2. Maintenance of genome integrity in the mammalian germline (a P01 proposal has recently been submitted)
|Our studies seek to characterize the important genetic quality control mechanisms that operate during different stages of mammalian gametogenesis in both sexes, using genomic, proteomic and transgenic technologies in the mouse model. The projects are led by 4 highly interactive investigators, Drs. Schimenti, Weiss, Smolka, and Cohen, each specializing in the areas of reproductive biology, DNA replication and repair, meiosis, proteomics of DNA damage signaling, and mouse genetics. Studies are aimed at understanding key molecular mechanisms preserving the genetic integrity of our germlines, enabling us to detect, prevent, and possibly reverse risk factors that could perturb these mechanisms and predispose to reproductive health issues or transmission of birth defects to offspring.
|3. Reproductive Genomics Training Grant (sponsored by the NICHD)
|We are in the 9th year of our NICHD-funded T32.We support both predoctoral fellows and postdoctoral fellows. The Principal Investigator of the T32 is Mark Roberson.
Our areas of research focus include (amongst others):
A new study from Andrew Grimson's lab, in collaboration with Paula Cohen's lab, has identified a key pathway required for maintenance of sex chromosome telomere integrity. Using conditional knockout mice for Dicer and Dgcr8, two key enzymes required for small RNA processing, Modzelewski et al (2015) show that loss of small RNAs during prophase I leads to telomere fusion events specifically involving the X and Y chromosomes. For further information, see the May edition of Journal of Cell Science
A recent publication by Dabaja et al (2015) has identified key cell:cell interactions that are necessary to establish normal profiles of one key microRNA, miR202-5p, in Sertoli cells. This is the first example of a germ cell regulatory interaction that is necessary for miR expression in neighboring somatic cells of the testis
The lab of Center member John Schimenti recently identified the DNA damage checkpoint pathway responsible for culling oocytes that fail to repair double stranded breaks (DSBs) that occur during meiosis or which arise in a female's oocyte pool (Bolcun-Filas et al, Science 343:533-536, 2014). Using combinations of mutants involved in recombination and DNA damage responses, they found that this pathway involves signaling of checkpoint kinase 2 (CHK2) to both p53 and p63. Disruption of this checkpoint pathway restored fertility to females that normally would be deficient of all oocytes due to defects in meiotic recombination or exposure to radiation. This discovery opens the way to using available CHK2 inhibitors to protect the oocytes of women undergoing cancer therapy that would normally cause infertility.


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Kendrick Perkins' open court blunder makes TNT's 'Shaqtin' a fool' segment
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Stuck in a 6-foot-10, 270-pound lumbering frame, Kendrick Perkins has made a career out of pestering centers and bodying up bigs.
But sometimes, it seems, the Thunder's bulky big man just wishes he could be a point guard. Could spread his wings in the open court and play with the kind of freedom his skill set was never equipped to handle.
Scott Brooks has even allowed it at times this year, letting Perkins pick up opposing point guards full court.
But the latest instance certainly wasn't a Brooks coaching ploy (unless he's angling to get fired).
Perkins grabbed a rebound during a recent game against the Sixers and, instead of finding Westbrook, KD or anyone else on the team (all better options), declined the outlet pass and went end-to-end hero ball.
What ensued was a hilarious sequence of awkward dribbling, blind court vision and one of the worst passes in NBA history, topped off with tongue-lashing to the nearest referee. Because why not?
The display got Perkins on the latest 'Shaqtin' a fool' (seen below). He's nominee #5 with the play starting at the 1:40 mark.
After watching it, even Perkins had to laugh it off.
On Twitter, Shaq responded by telling Perkins "it happens to all of us big dog. U look good with the handles tho." Perkins then told Shaq "already big homie I'm working on my pg skills."
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Diving Board: Active Cultures Theatre's New Play Readings
One challenge for a theater company that produces work for and about a specific geographical region is making sure that its pool of inspiration doesn't go dry. Active Cultures Theatre, the self- styled "vernacular theater of Maryland," frequently commissions plays drawing from local stories and legends. With the Diving Board Festival, now in its third year, the company aims to get acquainted with the concerns of area-based artists instead. The series, which begins this Friday, features readings of new works by playwrights who are either entirely new to Active Cultures and its audience, or expanding the manner in which they collaborate with the company.
Active Cultures Mary Resing says that because the company is so small, "the group of artists that were feeding our artistic and intellectual life was getting really small." But Diving Board isn't intended to develop new plays so much as it hopes to acquaint the company with new playwrights. "We're not trying to find plays to do later on, " Resing says. "We're just trying to find out: What's this person like to work with?...What do they bring to the rehearsal room? How do audiences relate to the work? Some new play festival readings talk about test-driving the scripts. We're a little bit about test-driving the artist."
First in the lineup is Christin Siems, who says she made it onto Resing's radar through her work in Rorschach Theatre's 2010 Klecksography series. Her plays have also been showcased at Source and Inkwell Theatre. Resing will direct the reading of Siem's Morbid Poetry, a comedy that includes "a little more than 60" poems Siems started writing when she was 19. The poems are "all based on true events in my life that I'd feel in angst about and I'd write a poem...and it'd be a funny, absurd kind of thing that would make me laugh and would make others laugh...none of this is terribly heavy stuff. It's just angst."
Of Bob Bartlett, whose play Falwell will be read on Saturday, Resing says: "Bob has worked with us a lot, never as a writer, mostly as a director, but he's really excited about playwriting right now...and so we wanted to support him." Bartlett's inspiration came from, as he explains it, "my desire to explore a character who locked himself away—who hasn't left his apartment in a little over eight years, and what that does to a person. The spark for the play—was this man killing his dog, sending him into a darkly comic spiral."
Evan Crump will present Shock/Trauma, also on Saturday. D.C. audiences may know Crump through his company Unstrung Harpist Productions and its successes at the Capital Fringe Festival. Crump's play Genesis won Best Drama at Fringe in 2010 and his follow-up, Flyboy, was well- received in 2011. With Active Cultures, Crump acted in The Resurrectionist King and has written 10-minute shorts for the company's Sporticulture series, but this is his first time working with them on a full-length piece. Shock/ Trauma "is actually based on a real event that happened to me and my girlfriend back in 2007, says Crump. "We were on our way to rehearsal in Frederick and hit some black ice at six in the morning on a freezing cold day. The car flipped five times, and she was badly hurt—she broke her spine and her scull. I was more or less OK." Fortunately, Julie Roundtree survived the accident and will play the character she inspired, opposite Crump, when the show goes to Fringe this summer and then to 1stStage in August. The central idea of the play is "not just the physical trauma but the emotional and psychological trauma that can result," from an accident of this kind, says Crump. "The strain it puts on relationships, the imbalance of power that it can bring to relationships- that's all something we've had some first hand experience with and I try to bring that to the script." Yet Crump is quick to add that "there are some significant differences between the play's story and our story. I had to give it an ending, first of all."
This weekend's schedule
Friday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m.: Morbid Poetry by Christin Siems, directed by Mary Resing
Saturday, March 24 at 5 p.m.: Shock/Trauma by Evan Crump, directed by Tom Prewitt
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CME Chairman On Gold: "People Don't Want Gold Certificates, They Want the Real Product"
Submitted by Mike Krieger of Liberty BlitzKrieg
What's interesting about gold, when we had that big break two weeks ago we saw all the gold stocks trade down significantly, we saw all the gold products trade down significantly, but one thing that did not trade down, was gold coins, tangible real gold. That's going to show you, people don't want certificates, they don't want anything else. They want the real product .
Terrence Duffy, President and Executive Chairman of CME Group Inc,. on Bloomberg TV
I'm actually still in a state of shock that the head of the CME Group would make such an observation and in such blunt terms. I mean the guy admits that volume on his exchanges suck, yet basically claims paper gold (one of their marquee products) is becoming irrelevant. In my mind there are two likely explanations for this. 1) This is how he has started to feel personally and he is loading up on physical gold rather than his company's paper products and would like some cover if that is ever unearthed. 2) This is what people close to the gold market are telling him and he'd rather make it clear he understands that paper is paper and gold is gold and that there is a big difference. So "caveat emptor" if you are hanging around the COMEX.
His comments on gold come in at the 0:40 mark. Simply stunning.
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Self-Dieselling can be fun.
Duffy is a stacker anyways.
What's wrong with people? You'd think they were losing trust in the system.
I can't imagine why.
They'll probably start making the certificates out of gold.
He said: What's interesting about gold ....... that did not trade down, was gold coins, tangible real gold People want the real stuff.
LOL. What I say is: What's interesting about gold ....... is that anyone would be interested in buying a promissory note for the real thing from an exchange that is known for outright theft and lying.
3) Force Majure is coming soon to a Comex near you.
You wouldn't have the CME chairman saying that if there wasn't a hidden agenda behind it. Come on, do you really expect one of the main guy in the middle of this Bernanke-induced fairytale story that "everything is getting better because stocks are up" to actually tell you something that would be in your interest ???
Rather than being bullish for Gold, I think this is the first step in the next orchastrated take down of Gold. Get more & more people to go Long on the 'Gold is on sale now' bandwagon before a huge takedown that will make the recent drop look like a picnic.
I suspect that next time we will break some big round number (like well below $1000) & that will get even some of the most committed persons to question the link between currency devaluation & Gold going up.
And this time the stories coming out of all the MSM will be exactly the opposite of what were hearing now: next time everybody and their dog will be reporting that people are getting rid of their physical Gold.
I think that then, and only then, Gold really will be 'on sale' for the opportunity of a lifetime.
French you are missing one big aspect. Look at PMI today. The economy is in shambles. This is a depression. Look at the stock market today. CNBS could not even fake it. Even they hit the wall at trying to reconcile the economy and the market. Everyone knows this is one gigantic lie. Now many people will keep playing and getting hands dealt to them, trying to play this bubble and exit just in time. Some will win and some will get decapitated. But the point is everyone has sniffed out that the gold takedowns are all rigged. Every takedown will be met with more and more buying. By taking it down they will only be speeding up the timetable on their demise.
"they will only be speeding up the timetable on their demise."
Look, I first laid eyes on ZH more than 3 years ago and I don't think that anyone then could or would even have contemplated that 3 years down the road the Dow would be 50% higher than where it was on that famous flash-crash takedown day (sub-10000), but here we are with the Dow knocking at the 15000 door.
I agree with you that it will all end in tears eventually but if the last 3 years have taught us anything, it's that they have the means to keep the game going for a lot longer than any rational mind would think possible. So when one of the muppets involved in that scam is happy to go on TV to agree with one of our most-cherished long-term view here @ZH, that raises one hell of a big big red contrarian flag to me and I think that the opposite is more likely to happen (ie Gold will be taken down much further first and the long-term parabolic move up in Gold is further away than even ZH thinks).
Just my 2 non-fiat cents view of the situation,
Believe me I am not holding up this guys interview as proof of anything. But everything else I said I stand by. Sure if you throw trillions at these markets you will get nominal growth. But even at 1400, gold has doubled since 2007 and the rest of the markets are only back where they were.
And that is the point. The stock market has moved up 50% in nominal terms, but when measured in anything of stable value (like gold) the market is actually down quite a bit.
Buy buy buy, constrained supply, buy buy buy, JPM has lost all their gold, buy buy buy..
Always the right time to buy gold!
As long as madmen and sociopaths are in charge of our financial and monetary system, and increasingly showing signs of desperation as their corrupt systems crash around their (and our) ears, then yes, it IS the right time to buy gold! Or at least do SOMETHING to shield one's savings from the predators-that-be.
Your frequent and implicit defense of conventional, mainstream, pro-status-quo, head-in-sand thinking never ceases to disgust me.
I am not buying "paper" food or ammo either. The closest thing to a silver futures contract in my "investment portfolio" is having to wait 3-4 weeks for my latest online silver order.
These guys aren't stupid. They never come down on the wrong side of the fence.
When a large company nears the edge of the cliff (think Enron here), you will see CEOs, Directors and Executives siphoning wealth from the company into their own pockets (selling shares etc.). This is Life Boat Economics 101.
The Gold Take Down was to achieve one thing and one thing only; to line the pockets of the CEOs and Director of the Wall Street & Mercantile 'Click Group' using JPM Eligible Gold and buying the fruit which fell when the tree was shaken (physical Gold & Silver off the Allocated and Unallocated COMEX sellers during the Take Down).
Old Duffy-Boy here must have already received his allocation (pay-off) of the JP Morgue 'Eligible Gold'...disappearing act.
Watch how little interference PMs have climbing up past $2,000/oz now the 'Click' are on board.
These guys now have their Life Boats in the water, at the ready. All they need is a good push...for Gold and Silver to finally have their run.
Here ya go
#1: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-22/bill-fleckenstein-hold-tight-your-gold#comment-3486212
#2: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-22/bill-fleckenstein-hold-tight-your-gold#comment-3486368
#3: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-22/bill-fleckenstein-hold-tight-your-gold#comment-3487097
#4: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-22/bill-fleckenstein-hold-tight-your-gold#comment-3486595
This smacks of an impending major disturbance in the 'Force'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efFl_EDXCW0
One of the more interesting things learned from the movie Argo was that when the Shah of Iran fled Iran his 747 almost didn't get off the ground due to the amount of gold loaded on to the plane. Yeah, they get theirs first, and fuck everyone else.
That's right FED-man.
These guys (JPM, Goldman, Hedge Funds etc.) weren't panicking about the Gold price being high, they were panicking because Gold was getting too dry and they hadn't prep'd their Life Boat yet (physical). So they did a hasty ambush on the market to free-up physical and bagged whatever they could. This meant they needed to;
1. Short the market and get others to help
2. Manipulate those skull-fucks in the MSM to tout Gold down
3. Shove physical from JPM out the door just prior to the Take Down (which is what we saw just a few days prior)
4. Get cleints to sell-off long Gold and physical positions
5. Buy up big on physical just after the tree shake
These guys bagged Tons of Gold from the Muppets....TONS!
The next phase will be to switch to the side of the Gold Bugs and attempt to crash futures contracts by creating a panic run into physical. What's the paper:fiz ratio, 100:1 or so? What a bomb!
You watch, that shit is coming.
This whole thing stinks to high heaven.
But what happens when your enemy becomes your ally?
I'd bet my left testicle that the CME Group, JP Morgue, Goldman (to name a few) have already had a meeting much like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOO1NY6ctYU, and, when you take onboard everythng that's happened over the past month, then, Duffy's comments place us right about...here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nlQWRjBzcE
Enjoy the coming Fireworks ZH'ers!
Clique not click
Also "Clique Group" is redundant.
[OMG, I've turned into a grammar nazi!]
Gee, thanks Mum!
Got any thoughts of your own besides grammar?
Mmmm, Aurum -- stay hungry my friends! :>D
You can do better James. I am not telling anyone what to do.
The gold fever is getting a bit out of hand.. I don't hear people going nuts over Platinum but its recovered decently off its lows.
I've got the feeling that when the cheerleading gets going people are off running to dump every last $ they have into coins even though it's pretty unlikely this is a bottom & this train moves slower than these articles suggest - it's very unlikely to be a moon shot next week.
If equities crash you will see a drop in pm price & considering almost everyone on here expects an equity crash, why the gold fever?
WTF gold fever are you talking about? This is a fringe blog. Go check out the MSM and ask about gold fever. Go ask Jon stewart about gold fever.
First, the guy (CME no less) says a couple lines about gold coins and there's wild speculation:
"In my mind there are two likely explanations for this. 1) This is how he has started to feel personally and he is loading up on physical gold rather than his company's paper products and would like some cover if that is ever unearthed. 2) This is what people close to the gold market are telling him and he'd rather make it clear he understands that paper is paper and gold is gold and that there is a big difference."
And second, zh is not a 'fringe' blog - sorry to burst everyone's bubble: http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/zerohedge.com
Periodically zh goes into overdrive with the 'buy gold' articles and this is one of those periods. I know people get burned though.
This James Cole is no better than Johnny Bravo or Math Man.
Mish used to have a poster of that name but this dolt seems way too stupid to be the same guy.
What's your call James? Stocks? Cash? Bonds?
Stop being obsessed with an opressed minority (hopw many people actually own phyz?) and put your balls on the table. Where are you putting your dough?
Better yet go to Huffpo and get after it with them. Do some good.
AAPL bonds lol
Anyway, where I put my money is pretty irrelevant - I'm not Warren Buffett over here - just pointing out that the pm sell-side guys are working their magic fairy dust and people should likely take a step back before swallowing it wholesale and forking over their cash.
Whenever you're buying, someone is selling......in that transaction both sides believe they're getting the better deal, do you know more than the person selling to you?
And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy goldbug brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine paperbug's own eye?
i measure up my risks and take my shots. that is all you can do.
i measure up my risks and take my shots. that is all you can do.
And you probably don't advocate buying on emotion or expectations of a quick ramp, but taking two seconds to look over the comments the two most apparent things are people getting really emotional over the 'story' of gold (little guy against the evil empire, empire is about to be slain) and desperate to buy more asap.
I'm just trying to throw some cold water around. The likelihood of a ramp from here isn't near high enough to justify all the hyperbole. Personally I still think there's a decent amount of downside to consider.
And even worse is some people talking about buying the miners...
James, if anyone here were just as enthusiastically advocating putting part of one's savings into physical platinum, or palladium, or rhodium, I have no doubt that you would be similarly badmouthing and denigrating them for doing so as well.
Your anti-anti-authority bias here is clear. I am merely undecided yet on whether you are just a good sheep parroting the 'mainstream', pro-establishment line, or are actually a paid disinformation agent. Either seems quite likely. Possibly both.
James, if anyone here were just as enthusiastically advocating putting part of one's savings into physical platinum, or palladium, or rhodium
At these prices yes, and particularly if they were claiming the plat futures were being used to manipulate the price down and that there's a secret plot to buy up all the physical creating a disconnect between the 'paper' platinum price and the 'physical' platinum price. But no one makes that case with platinum oddly... but for some reason it makes perfect sense with silver?
If people want to get into the markets or expand their current holdings I'm not taking issue with it but I just say do it slowly & don't buy the hype.
Salespeople always play to emotion and speed cause it works.
"Sure if you throw trillions at these markets you will get nominal growth. But even at 1400, gold has doubled since 2007 and the rest of the markets are only back where they were."
And all that time...if you hung on through gut wrenching all of it...the time, is now gone. Time has value, one will never get it back, its been stolen. Then one considers, what has one gotten back?
A lower value currency for hanging onto stock for the ride down...eggscellent ;-)
Why would the head of the CME say something like this? I'm sure that he didn't do it without the permission of his masters. Is it just another set up for a smackdown? Or...is it that they have reached the point where their battle against deflation is over and they've lost? It could be that they know they've got only one move left...to drive the price of physical gold so high that it would wipe out all of the debt throughout the system.
There is no 'plan', imo, that TPTB are capable of carrying out.
A more likely case is that they lose control continually and can only push the buttons in panic-----these dudes are not that bright---they simply have all the money, political power (including security forces and arms), and the judicial system of this broken 'Machine'---under their beck and call to control more than 300 million ignorant and docile trolls/slaves/serfs------
Please, do not ask 'when' because, maybe, in our case that day will never come.
These markets are completely artificial and 'made-up'-------out-of-control and spastic------like TPTB.
And, I don't know a thing about it
There are such things called "outcomes", most predictable while some are not, and it doesn't take a wizzard to understand the progression.
Do not underestimate your enemy, as battles can be lost before the first shot (arrow) is fired.
Sun Tzu ref I think.
What he said was: "gold products trade down significantly, but one thing that did not trade down, was gold coins"
Bull-shit because the coins traded down significantly. Premiums over paper were higher than usual but the prices I paid for 1 oz Maples were lowest in the last 12 months. So my suspicion is that he just wants the average Joe to believe that coins remained expensive to keep Joe from buying.
What the data shows and what I see are totally different. One example, I live in Las Vegas and I went to the outlet mall downtown this past weekend. There are some high mid level priced stores there like several hundred for a pair of jeans and many designer stores to give you an idea (not Walmart priced shit). When i pulled in every outside parking lot was full and dozens of cars were double parked waiting for people to leave so they could park. The 6 or 7 level parking garage was full and a security guard was standing at the entrance no letting anyone. The valet (which charges $6) was full. I had to give the valet a $20 to fucking double park me. There was no special event it was just a Saturday. The stores were packed and people were carrying as many bags as at Christmas time.
Credit cards are magical things, aren't they?
Plus, it's Vegas. I wouldn't use it as the rule, but the exception.
Lots of $$, drugs and hookers in Vegas. The city that *actually* never sleeps.
Plus lots of underwater mofos who haven't made a mortgage payment in a year or more.
Vegas, what happens there is crazy shit that has no bearing on the *real* world. Wake me up when Lake Mead is dry and Vegas is back to a 2 stoplight dusty desert town.
Is "protection" from the government on its way? Like Nixon did: Gold confiscation... to "protect" us from investments that are clearly worthless?
New laws like in Britain, where even possession of one ounce of gold, gives police and prosecutors the right to arrest you with presumption you are GUILTY of holding the proceeds of crime ... and YOU have the burden of proof to show otherwise.
A dozen or so people already jailed under this 'presumption' ... article re large-scale raids on 'private' safety-deposit boxes:
« Under the Proceeds of Crime Act of 2002 (known as POCA), valuables and cash above £1,000 are presumed by the police to be the proceeds of crime, unless you can prove otherwise, a total reversal of the presumption of innocence. Aside from those three dozen or so people found guilty, the vast majority of the 3,500-plus box owners have turned out to be innocent. Yet their money was confiscated, and in many cases is still being held, by the Metropolitan Police or the Inland Revenue. The owners have spent nearly three years and thousands of pounds in uncompensated legal fees having to justify why they kept their personal belongings in safety deposit boxes and how they came by them in the first place. »
Of course I do believe you are right. Keep your heads and keep your PM.
Parabolic just around the corner....
Of course I do believe you are right. Keep your heads and keep your PM.
Parabolic just around the corner....
Over in Turdland it's known as a Force Manure.
... badump-bump, pssshh ...
I can tell you a lot of hedge fund guys are just tired of this charade, bring it own. The only one who will cry about the end of the charade is Krugman. Everyone else I think is more or less bring it own, let get over with this joke of a monetary system so we can start over and get back to investing for real instead of speculating endelessly. Enough. It is not even fun anymore.
The Real stuff is the counterparty to FIAT. Duh?
A bubble gum stick of tungstum wrapped in real gold foil.
Hey, sometimes paper is just as good as the real thing. Ever consider that $5 worth of McDonalds gift certificates have the same nutritional value as $5 worth of burgers and fries?
Those nickle hambergers as a scout was a big deal.
Yeah, but while the certificate will degrade over time - the happy meal will remain unspoiled.
I would rather have $5 dollars worth of "shit tickets". That's the valuable paper, and it ain't FIAT.
I cant remember ever trusting the system....but then Im a skeptic.
Wow, this was a Major News Flash, I just hope Captain Obvious gets it.
Obviously Terry Duffy was chatting to Leo Mahlamed, former CEO of the CME. Recall that Mr Mahlamed asked for his 200 ozs of gold from the Comex very recently and they wouldn't give it to him, and only offered a receipt.
Leo's name is properly spelled Melamed. He is still the Chairman Emeritus of CME.
Please provide a link to your statement that Mr Melamed was forced to settle 2 Comex gold contracts for script and not bullion. Thx.
FWIW, I was at a LCS in Vista, CA today (the owner has been in business 50 years). He says nobody has silver to sell. I told him Tulving says he has lots of silver in stock. He said he doesn't and nobody claiming inventory like that is telling the truth. He says delays and shortages are the norm for now, at least a month or two out. He also added he would be willing to sell the silver he had left (ASE's) for $32 and nothing less.
Things appear to be unraveling in the silver market from what I can gather (physical disconnect).
Oh no, Bay, both you and that coin shop owner simply MUST be mistaken!
According to Bron Suchecki (honorary junior Nadler) of the Perth Mint, all is well, and ALL talk of precious metal shortages is just "conspiracy theory":
Read this pro-establishment propaganda (s)hit piece by Bron carefully --- not only does he deny that there is any current or possible disconnect between the paper and physical PM prices, he categorically if implicitly denies that there CAN or EVER WILL be any such price disconnect. In other words, Mr. Suchecki is trying to convince us that all is well in the paper PM world, and that all be ALWAYS be well in the paper PM world.
This guy, frankly, is hardly any better as an ostensible spokesman for the precious metals than Jon Nadler was at Kitco. I have read repeated and disingenuous (note, Orly) anti-goldbug, pro-establishment articles by this man for at least the last four years, always denying any problems, much less manipulations or irregularities, in the precious metals markets. And the reasons for his subtle if unmistakeable anti-PM sentiments are probably exactly the same as those which fueled Jon Nadler's anti-gold biases: both men probably are (or in Nadler's case, were) running "allocated" as well as unallocated PM Ponzi schemes at their respective companies, lucratively selling certificates supposedly backed by on-hand metal that most likely has been sold over and over to multiple owners, and so any trend towards a flight into physical but NOT paper precious metals inherently threatens their fractionally-reserved paper PM scams.
This owner said Tulving could go bust playing this game (as he did years before). Dangerous times buying from dealers who are basically taking peoples money when they are out of inventory (and lying about it), and then waiting days/weeks/months for the silver to show up and ship out.
Btw, isn't the Perth mint way behind on their orders? What kind bullshit is that guy peddling?
Haven't you heard? There is no shortage of silver. It just seems every dealer on the planet uses the "just in time" inventory business model and a temporary blip in demand wiped them all out at once. It's just a coincidence, I swear.
BTW, APMEX claims to have 80,000 ASE's in stock right now. Are they lying?
80K ASE's? Yes, I would say yes, they are not telling the whole truth there. Tulving says he has shitloads too. I don't believe it because my friend ordered 2500oz's two weeks ago and doesnt have it yet and the LCS owner I talked to today says they are all playing the game of "in stock" invisible inventory. He says he cant get any silver right now, and it will be a month or two before things start to smooth out for him.
Checking current prices at goldmoney, tulving and kitco for gold bullion ranging from 1-oz to kilo-bars I see the dealer price for quantity gold, not odd-lot coins, is less than 2% above spot. In recent days I've asked other posters on ZH to explain how volume dealers can maintain their usual markups if there is a shortage of "size" bullion.
I know for a fact that your allegation about Tulving being a liar is false. The company makes delivery as advertised and contracted. How about getting real here and dealing with facts instead of hiding behing an on-line nom-de-plume and smearing respectable dealers? If you've got proof that you've been defrauded, how about you post your purchase orders in a spot that we at the 'hedge can access?
Calm down, Im not smearing Tulving as he has always been very good to deal with as far as Im concerned. I didnt say anything about being defrauded (although he did go bankrupt years ago and customers got stiffed). I'm just trying to get to the bottom of why there are delays and shortages thats all.
Thanks for the link, which is what I asked for.
However, in reading the info, I see it's hearsay. Would appreciate if anyone can really verify that Melamed was forced to accept script instead of bullion.
Wasn't it Corporal Hicks?
He must be shorting his own market...
Jeffry Christian and Nadler better write him stern letters.
I wonder what ol' Nadless is doing since Kitco shitcanned his ass around the beginning of the year, a move that was only six years overdue.
From the gin blossoms seen on his face in every photo and interview over the past five years, I suspect that the emptying of liquor bottles has been integral to his recent lifestyle.
Nadler's gone to work at Barrick.
Has he really?
It wouldn't surprise me in the least if that snake has moved on to working for the Evil Empire itself.
Munk led the way in shorting gold into oblivion.
Figures an ex-Goldman operator is now co-chair. There may be a paper trail that needs to be carefully obscured.
Stop the Press! Nadler quoted in recent article- hasn't changed his stripes - He is president of a company called International Metals Consultants.. lol
Disparraging goldbugs he says:
"They believe gold can only go one way: to the moon and no less than that," said Jon Nadler, a seasoned gold skeptic and president of International Metals Consultants. "And if there is a set back of any magnitude, they go into denial."
LOL, a fake gold pundit at a fake gold miner.
How's that considered work?
Well, they pay him in FRNs, which are fake money.
It all meshes together so nicely in a fake system.
JPM dumped $20 billion in options on the market (COMEX in NYC) in 15 minutes. CME is Chicago. This guy is speaking for his owners who were not in on the dumping and are sending a very strong notice to NYC: you're fucked now that you've done that dump...and we're on the side of the trade which will fuck you, so prepare your KY asses...
Looky what I just found. CME is coming out with a deliverable 1000 oz. silver contract.
And very possibly they will stall deliveries as long as they care to, possibly months, and then keep pestering you to take payment in cash with a bonus +30% for your troubles, etc. Games people play. If you want deliverable silver or gold go to the Refiner and buy there. Wave enough millions in their faces and they will put you at the front of the line and tell the others there was a production problem.
Truly, get physical, get it now. This MoFo is going to blow to the moon and the smoking crater it leaves behind will be like nothing on earth.
What are your thoughts on the impact this will have on the miners that have been naked shorted to near oblivion ?
Miners are like Farmers. They will give them just enough to keep them working. If the workers strike the government will come in and nationalize the mine and hand it over to a contractor. Farmers are in the same boat. If the Farmer makes waves his government subsidies will be cut and he'll lose the Farm.
Air traffic controllers
The landscape will be completely altered. Nations will nationalize producing assets (all). You'll wake up one day and it will look like the moon compared to what you see now. Rules will equal guns not some nice little market somewhere.
His owners are JPM's owners, and JPM is undeniably higher up in the pecking order. This guy may be signaling the end of the CME, more than explaining the preference for physical. He may be letting people know, the paper trades are worthless. But he's doing it for his bosses, and if he's not, he will be suicided.
Or the miners will be going up. The big banks have gone very negative on them too.
I believe the miners are all being halted, to restrict the availability of physical, so I'm not sure miners will be going up... but I do hope they do, I have some shares of 1 mining fund, USAGX. It's down significantly the past 2 years. :/
Better to be a gold bug and/or silver bug than a dung (paper) beetle.
I'm stocking up on food, so I guess that makes me a bean weevil or something.
Ammo grub, here.
It only takes one of the three to make you a terrorist. Having all three makes you a Radicalized Fanatic.
Make it the four Bs.....Beans, Bullets, Bullion and Band-ads!
You have the makings of a reality TV show
silver,gold and bitcoin bitchez
Ammo too.
Even Ron Paul doesnt realize BTC is money - and while I sure respect the guy, Id have to ask him to go consult the definition.
BTC has some risks, it might actually have a backdoor and the banksters (or somebody) can counterfiet it - thats possible - thats really just a trust issue, the longer it stays around - the more capital it attracts the harder and more stringently it will be examined for loopholes.
The other risk with BTC is that it requires a technological civilization to exist - so if there is a global EMP (which I am sure is being planned - our owners dont like the internets) - then BTC will suffer - and could even be destroyed by it. So its existence is more fragile than gold and silver.
However - I have come to regard the monetary properties of BTC to be of a quality that exceeds gold and silver - given its not a bankster trick - then it has the power to utterly destroy the bank, and all the nation states (which are just retail outlets for the bank).
In summary, if you stack gold and silver for the right reasons - that is, you recognize them as money, then you should also recognize that BTC is money.
If we examine the monetary properties, we can analyze BTC with respect to them -
Divisible (superlative pass grade - as many decimal divisions as you wish)
Recognizable (superlative pass - the BTC network cannot accept anything not BTC)
Durable (acceptable pass grade - you can copy your BTC to 1,000 flash drives, forever making new copeis - in 20mil yrs from now, you can still have the same BTC - some can be hit by nukes, your BTC will survive - however, if the internet ceases to exist, then BTC is likely destroyed also)
Limited stock (acceptable pass grade - as far as we know at this time BTC cannot be counterfiet, and the total stock is finite - if we could be sure that it cannot be counterfiet, then this would be a superlative pass).
Accepted (acceptable pass grade - the total value of the BTC stock is valued at around 1mil oz of gold, while the other properties of BTC are found to hold - then this will surely increase, and this is the measure of acceptability).
In the above examples, I compare BTC to gold - however, BTC has properties that gold does not - it is a means of payment, it is also a public ledger and it can be transferred electronically. So with BTC having a very acceptable grade as money, and combining it with its incredible advantages of electronic transfer, means of payment and public ledger - I forsee a future where the value fo the stock of BTC rises to match the stock of gold and silver - at least (thats around 25kg of gold per BTC).
There are those of course who stack gold because its shiny, and they bleat on about 'hard money' and what they know, when in fact they cant see a hand in front of their face. They stack gold and silver because they have been told to, a rhesus monkey can stack gold and silver - but unless you understand the properties of gold and silver that makes them money, then you are just another breed of sheeple.
I save in silver, gold and BTC - I hold gold against total nuclear meltdown, I hold silver because it wins all outcomes, and I hold BTC because if it delivers on its promises - it will destroy the enemy of all men, the bank.
So, when are those stupid gold companies going to produce gold coins themselves to capture the twenty percent premium? That's the stunned and stunning part.
So ... First Majestic has been doing this for years.
So ... First Majestic has been doing this for years.
Nice stuff but irrelevant to their balance sheet.
It's a message meant for Ben Bernanke; "Sorry Ben, I tried but they're onto us. Better go with that Plan B thing you've got."
Plan B, C, D, E, and F are all the same. Print MOAR and faster.
But you know when it gets to L for larry, and S for summers, that this place is on it's way out.
Yep cougar, Ben is going to take it to 15,000, put it on auto-pilot, don his golden parachute... and bail.
Now if GM could just convince people not to buy paper GM, but instead buy these damn Volt collecting dust in the lots things would be okay!
It would of been better if our Government gave taxpayers Gold instead of GM. Things would be different.
GM = Gold Mostly
Volt = vault
General Motors Co. losing $49,000.00 on every Chevrolet Volt electric car it sells.
$49K, huh? That's the first time I've been tempted to buy one.
They'll make it up in bulk...
Gold fever is beginning to spread.
They're the favorite of Bruce Dickinson.
@ McMolotov:
Moar Cowbell, as requested:
H2HAu virus - have to have gold
Waiting for Jeffrey Christian to categorically deny the validity of Mr. Duffy's comments, and to once again declare "ALL IS WELL!" in the paper PM arena.
What just happened?
This man has obviously just taken leave of his paper backed, unicorn riding, highly leveraged fairy dust Krugman senses or sumpin.
This is a firing offense!
"I'll take my severance in physical Gold please."
Here ya go CD, I know you & I love this stuff...lol.
Deputies: Goldilocks intruder broke into home to masturbate, play with toy helicopter
"Post Miranda, the man told the deputy that he had passed by the home earlier and had noticed an unlocked door. The man then left to go to another address to get a paper bag that contained a wig, pouch of chewing tobacco, green towel and a salad before returning to the unsecured home, the affidavit stated."
Ok....I understand the purpose for everything except the salad. :)
Never trust a vegan, with a toy fetish, carrying "homemade" salad dressing around with him.
Can I get a ewww? ;-)
Mrs. Cog says I'm a pre-vert just talking to you. :)
Thank you, nmewn, for the link to the Flori-duh blog. Fucking hilarious. I especially liked this one:
He knows no one is watching.
"This is a firing offense!"
Yeah, but which caliber?
Indeed. It's a firing squad offense.


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the act of dressing up as a pidgeon and taking a shit on ornamental mouments
dude i got twativagitus cause i dressed up as a pidgeon and took a shit on that jesus statue
by Gibson-danny February 13, 2009
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