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Agents Dating
aka: Spy Couple
Two agents (often times being secret agents) may or may have not romantic/sexual feelings for each other. Nonetheless, they go on one or more dates. There are two contexts to this:
- The context of a mission/investigation. They often go undercover in order to find out the bad guy's intentions or to scout places where he hangs out. It is a great way to go unnoticed or, alternatively, to engage in flirting and seduction with others to get information (most of the times, it's a female that does such a thing). If they're in an emergency or tight spot, Fake-Out Make-Out will probably ensue.
- Non-professional contexts. Here, there is a higher chance of them being genuinely attracted to each other (as opposed to the previous context, when there's deception and/or illusion at play). They also feel an interest in relaxing from the job and a need to have a good time. There's some chances of conversations getting directed towards their missions, their rivals and/or their colleagues or bosses.
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- In Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha Striker S, Subaru and Teana (agents of a special counter-terrorist unit) hang out together on their day off—which is technically not a date—but it's cut short, anyway, when they accidentally rescue the resident Living MacGuffin and are ordered to RTB.
- In the Double Duck story "Hong Island", while in Bangkok, Thailand, Donald Duck and Kay K, before going to search for their Gadgeteer Genius, Gizmo, have dinner. At the end of the dinner, they get the restaurant check, which includes an envelope with two plane tickets to go to Krabi, in the southern part of Thailand.
- In the short-lived Hawkeye & Mockingbird, the two go on a date, after making arrangements for it during the course of one of their missions together. It's notable because, despite being married for a good few years, this is one of the first times they're actually on a date, since they got married less than ten days after meeting each other and spent most of their marriage fighting evil, so 'dates' for them mostly consisted of punching things in the face (though, they had been shown previously going on dates occasionally). Of course, the date shown doesn't go well as Clint decides to surprise her by tracking down her mother...having not realized that Bobbi had faked her death to keep her family out of danger, and that by dragging her mother back into her life, it ultimately gets her mother shot.
- The Spy Who Came In from the Cold has this as an important plot point. Although Liz Gold is not an agent (she's a secretary of a local cell of the Communist Party of Great Britain), her relationship with the head of the West Berlin office of the British Secret Intelligence Service, Alec Leamas, is noteworthy in the context of this trope due to the conflict between love and loyalty from the couple, to the point of Leamas telling all the information in exchange for her freedom. They manage to overcome the issues, albeit at a high price.
- In CT Phipps' urban fantasy Red Room series, Derek Hawthorne and Shannon O'Reilly have an immediate attraction which later leads to them becoming sexually involved. Complicated by the fact Shannon was ordered to seduce him, which Derek knows, and that agents are expected to marry in order to continue the Conspiracy—which neither member wants to involve any offspring in.
- Happens many, many, many times in the James Bond series, if you're willing to be sufficiently loose with the term "date".
James Bond:"Just keeping the British end up, sir."
- In From Russia with Love, the Soviets cook up a plan to kill Bond with Tatiana Romanova, a low-level member of their intelligence department. He knows it's a trap but goes along with it, because (aside from the obvious reasons) it comes with a chance to steal a valuable encoding device.
- In You Only Live Twice, Bond has a dinner with his "wife" Kissy (an agent who works for Tanaka) in which Kissy informs him that they're sleeping in separate rooms. Bond protests "But we're supposed to be married. We're on our honeymoon!", but Kissy replies "Not honeymoon. This is business."
- In Live and Let Die, Bond and Foxy Brown Expy Rose Carver pretend to be husband and wife on vacation. Turns out she's The Mole
- The Spy Who Loved Me is a possible Trope Codifier. Bond and Soviet agent XXX (No, not that one) flip flop between working together and working against each other before they finally hookup at the end:
- In Licence to Kill, Bond resolves the Love Triangle by choosing CIA agent Pam Bouvier. During the course of the film, she poses as his "Executive Secretary", with all the implications that come with that.
- In Casino Royale (2006) Bond and Vesper Lynn break the tension between the Absurdly High-Stakes Game of Texas Hold'Em. By the end, he's ready to retire and stay with her. Turns out she's The Mole.
- In Quantum of Solace, after Bond seduces agent Fields, they attend a party Dominic Greene holds that night. There, she helps Bond escape by causing Dominic's second in command, Elvis, to fall down the stairs.
- Narrowly averted for a change of pace in Sky Fall with Bond and Eve Moneypenny:
- Spy Kids starts with their mother telling the story of the two spies who fell in love, with several dates...in which they are some distance from each other since they're on opposing sides.
- In Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment, gun nut Tackleberry goes on a date with fellow officer Kirkland, which culminates in them going back to her place for nookie but before that can happen, they must (seductively) remove the large number of guns they have hidden on their respective bodies.
- This Means War is pretty much centered around this. Lauren decides to have sex with two different spies who are pursuing her, to see which one of them is better in bed. After they found they've been sleeping with the same woman, they wage an epic battle against one another.
- Get Smart is one of the most iconic cases (and possibly the Trope Maker), with Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 dating from a certain point onwards (which is referenced with some regularity), and falling in love with each other at a certain point. Everybody in the Agency seems to know this:
Maxwell Smart: [Agent 99 leans to kiss him] 99 please, nobody here knows we're dating.The Chief: [walks by] Yes, they do.Maxwell Smart: On the cheek.[Agent 99 kisses his cheek]Agent 99: [as they walk off] Give me a little one.[Max kisses her on the lips]
- Chuck begins with CIA agent Sarah Walker going on a date with typical everyman Chuck, trying to get close to him and find out where the Intersect is. Over the course of the series they go on a number of dates, both as part of their cover and some real ones as well. Eventually, they begin dating officially, before marrying at the end of season 4.
- Sarah dates Bryce Larkin, her partner, shortly before he seemingly went rouge.
- In Torchwood, Captain Jack Harkness has been known to create sexual tension with anyone he so much as says "hello" to, but it's even worse with his Torchwood agents. His gun use demonstration with Gwen was full coddling, he makes innuendo out of just about everything they come across, he officially asks out Ianto while they're on a mission, Ianto's recruitment involved getting very turned on after the two erotically fall all over each other while attempting to catch the eventual Team Pet, Gwen's caught them playing "naked hide and seek" in the hub at least once, Martha kissed at a missions' end just because "everyone else has had a go", and Jack's fond of handing out overly sexual kisses of life on the job. And that's not even scratching the surface...
- Bones: After their Relationship Upgrade, Booth and Bones will often discuss domestic relationship stuff while doing their respective jobs (they're partners on the field that are a forensic anthropologist and FBI field agent respectively) or they'll talk about the job while cuddling in bed together. Other times their date nights/lunches together will be interrupted by a call from The FBI/forensic team at the same time for the same case they'll be working on.
- Midsomer Murders has a Running Gag around this: every time Sergeant Jones goes out for dinner with his officer girlfriend, Barnaby (either the old one or the new one) calls him because there's been a development in the case, usually another murder. Apparently the Running Gag of Tom Barnaby's Eureka Moment striking whenever he's out with his wife is contagious.
- MacGruder and Loud was about police partners who hid that they were secretly married (and lived in adjoining apartments with a secret door connecting them) so they wouldn't be reassigned to work with other officers. Regulations stated that if two cops were married, they could not be partners, so they kept this thing a secret from the rest of the department.
- Joan and Arthur are another well-known version of this on Covert Affairs being a spymaster couple that is together all the time despite their marital troubles. Annie seems to attract the affections of a whole bunch of men but Auggie is an on again-off again, and a close friend in between "on" times. Eyal would be a lover except he is from a rival agency.
- The Game (UK TV): Has two married agents, one a field agent, one a technical expert.
- Agents Wolf and Cranium from El Goonish Shive are dating and doing a terrible job at concealing it.
- Truth in Television, particularly during the Cold War, although things didn't always went well due to various factors.
- If you do a quick search, you'll find websites solely dedicated to dating police agents and officers.


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Princeton University acquires philosopher Jacques Derrida's personal library filled with handwritten notes
"French philosopher Jacques Derrida did not just glance at words on a page when reading. He covered the pages with scribbled notes and cross-references, inserting other handwritten materials and incorporating what he read into what he wrote. Princeton University's Firestone Library has acquired Derrida's personal collection of about 13,800 published books and other materials, school officials announced Wednesday. As they are processed, the pieces will be made available to scholars through the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections in the library." (via NJ.com)

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Q: Hi Andrew...
I just wanted to say thanks for making your Understanding Music Intervals lesson. You taught me in 15 minutes what my private lesson trombone teacher in school couldn't teach me in more than 5 years of weekly lessons... just wanted to ask a question about the dim7.
It seems to be an interval only in name since when you play it, it would sound as a major 6? At least taking your example as C to B as a 7th, B flat as a minor 7th and then B double flat as a diminished 7th... effectively that makes the played interval C to A or a Major 6th, if I'm trying to identify the interval by ear.
What context can you use to make the decision on something you're just listening to, to try to identify? Lastly, I noticed that the symbol you use for double sharp has dots in it but I was never taught a symbol with dots. Is that a Canadian vs. United States difference? I can't seem to find the symbol you drew on a quick Google search.
- Nathan
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Thanks, glad that video helped you. The Dim.7 and the Ma6 are what is known of as, Enharmonic. The difference between naming them will come to front and center if you wanted a distance of a 6th or a distance of a 7th.
Generally, this would come up most often when constructing chords, arpeggios, or various scales and you're using several intervals together. For example, the Ma6 would be applied in the context of constructing a triad or arpeggio of major or minor quality. But, the Dim. 7 would be applied when constructing a Diminished chord, the Diminished arpeggio, or harmonizing the Harmonic Minor scale's seventh degree, (which would be the Dim. 7 chord).
Keep in mind that although intervals are taught in theory as the distance of one note to another, they are generally used inside of situations where there are more than two notes. So, as you assumed in your question, their names are dependent upon the context in which they are used. As far as simple listening to note distances, (when perhaps analyzing a song by ear), I'd say 9 times out of 10 I'd name this particular distance as a Ma6.
Lastly, in regard to that double-sharp symbol... That type I had drawn was what would be called Manuscript Style. I found it in a Books.Google search for Theory and Technique for Music Notation. The book by Mark McGrain (page 37). Modern software such as Finale does not show the double sharp in that manner, just as an X.
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Civil Rights Coalition Urges Cancellation of Anti-Muslim Hearings, Releases Report on Racial Profiling
March 8, 2011 - Posted by Tyler Lewis
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is calling on Rep. Peter King, R. N.Y., to cancel a hearing scheduled for Thursday on "radicalization of the American Muslim community and homegrown terrorists." The hearing is a "disservice to the seriousness of the topic of 'domestic terrorism,'" the coalition said.
Report Addresses Race and Inequality in the Illinois Criminal Justice System
February 17, 2011 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
A report recently released by an Illinois state government commission examines the impact of state drug laws on minority communities and recommends possible solutions to the overrepresentation of Blacks and Latinos within the state criminal justice system.
Report: Reduce Corrections Spending and Reincarceration
February 10, 2011 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
The Council of State Governments Justice Center recently released recommendations on lowering crime rates, reincarceration and corrections spending.
The National Summit on Justice Reinvestment and Public Safety focuses on providing solutions for a correctional system in crisis. The U.S. prison and jail population reached a record 2.3 million in 2008. More than seven million people, or one in every 31 Americans, are under some form of correctional control, with rates substantially higher in minority populations. Corrections spending is one of the fastest growing line items in state budgets, second only to medical care. Despite this, rates of recidivism remain unchanged, with almost 40 percent of released prisoners returning to jail within three years.
Briefing Highlights Positive Relationships between Arab-American Community and Law Enforcement
February 8, 2011 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
Last Thursday, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) hosted a briefing on Capitol Hill to publicize the positive relationship between Arab-American communities and law enforcement.
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February 4, 2011 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
Controversial federal statute 287(g), an immigration policy that allows the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) to delegate local authorities to enforce federal immigration laws, is doing more to harm than to help communities, according to a new report from the Migration Policy Institute (MPI).
Civil and Human Rights Coalition Urges Attorney General to Issue Prosecution Guidance on New Crack Cocaine Law
January 24, 2011 - Posted by Jeff Miller
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is urging Attorney General Eric Holder to "work with some urgency" toward issuing new sentencing guidelines to federal prosecutors in light of the passage last August of the Fair Sentencing Act (FSA), which reduced the discriminatory sentencing disparity between crack cocaine and powder cocaine offenses.
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December 3, 2010 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
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October 29, 2010 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
A recent study by the Center for Constitutional Rights found that the New York City Police Department has been conducting its stop-question-and-frisk policy in a manner consistent with racial profiling.
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September 27, 2010 - Posted by Tyler Lewis
Rights Working Group (RWG) has released a new report that documents the pervasive use of racial profiling in America and calls on all levels of government to ban "all forms of racial and religious profiling by law enforcement."
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September 17, 2010 - Posted by The Leadership Conference
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Kimberly Haven, executive director of Justice Maryland, described the feeling of having her voting rights restored due to Maryland's Voting Registration Protection Act: "My vote is my voice. My voice is my power."
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Congress has an important opportunity to create jobs and grow the economy by passing a long-term, comprehensive food, farm and jobs bill. The Vermont congressional delegation members Sen. Leahy, as the senior member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, Sen. Sanders and Rep. Welch are working hard to pass the farm bill because they know it affects every American and would strengthen our nation.
The farm bill is crucial to a strong agricultural sector and abundant food supply. In recent years, producers have faced many disasters, which is why USDA disaster programs are so important. Under the 2008 farm bill, the Farm Service Agency provided more than $12 million in disaster assistance to Vermont farmers.
The farm bill provides a dairy program supported by Vermont farmers and crop insurance and reauthorizes expired disaster assistance. By eliminating the direct payment program, the farm bill saves billions of dollars. It also allows USDA to continue export promotion and enables the Farm Service Agency to extend additional farm credit.
The farm bill helps rural businesses grow and hire more, strengthen small town infrastructure and provide new opportunities in renewable energy. In Vermont, USDA has invested more than $10.2 million since 2009 to help farmers and rural businesses save energy.
The new farm bill invests in nutrition programs that provide critical assistance to children, seniors, people with disabilities and veterans. It enables USDA to continue working with over 500,000 landowners to conserve soil and water, improves agricultural research and ensures a safe food supply.
President Obama has identified passage of a new farm bill as one of his top three legislative priorities. The farm bill has stood as a model of bipartisan consensus for decades, and we look forward to the Senate and House reaching agreement to move it forward soon.
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Live and Let Die was adapted into the eighth Bond film of the same name in 1973. Major elements, scenes, and characters from the novel have subsequently been adapted in the films For Your Eyes Only (1981) and License to Kill (1989).
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Bond is sent to Harlem, New York to investigate Mr. Big, a SMERSH operative who's funding global operations by selling pirated 17th century Spanish coins. Bond is excited about the opportunity to get back at SMERSH after his torture at the hands of a mysterious SMERSH agent in Casino Royale. Bond teams up with his old friend Felix Leiter and they investigate Mr. Big's operations in New York and in Florida, eventually leading Bond to Mr. Big's private island near Jamaica. Bond trains with his friend Quarrel, and with the help of Mr. Big's fortune-telling girlfriend Solitaire, Bond discovers that Mr. Big is smuggling the coins out of the US in exotic fish tanks. Bond locates Mr. Big's yacht, plants an explosive on its belly, and escapes with Solitaire just as the yacht explodes.
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Mike Krieger Asks What Is More Dangerous: Building Nuclear Power Plants On Major Fault Lines Or Allowing Central Bankers To Play God?
- Bank of New York
- Ben Bernanke
- Ben Bernanke
- Eric Sprott
- European Central Bank
- Federal Reserve
- Federal Reserve Bank
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York
- Greece
- headlines
- Iceland
- International Monetary Fund
- Iran
- Ireland
- Japan
- Lehman
- Middle East
- Nikkei
- Nuclear Power
- Precious Metals
- Reserve Currency
- Saudi Arabia
- Tim Geithner
- United Kingdom
- World Trade
- Yen
Submitted by Mike Krieger of KAM LP
We shall have world government, whether or not we like it. The question is only whether world government will be achieved by consent or by conquest.
- James Paul Warburg appearing before the Senate on 7th February 1950
For more than a century ideological extremists at either end of the political spectrum have seized upon well-publicized incidents ... to attack the Rockefeller family for the inordinate influence they claim we wield over American political and economic institutions. Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure—one world, if you will. If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.
- David Rockefeller in his autobiography, Memoirs
Before I get into it I want to pose a question for all of you to ponder this weekend:
What is more dangerous, building nuclear power plants on major fault lines or allowing Central Bankers to play God?
Bernanke's Ring of Fire
The horrific human and societal tragedy that has befallen the people of Japan over the past week has brought up many questions with few answers. One of the most frequent questions I have heard is why would anyone every build nuclear power plants on a major fault line that everyone knew would one day experience a nightmarish earthquake like the one that occurred last Friday? I am not going to try to answer that question although I think there are many reasons ranging from the fact that Japan is a nation short on natural resources like oil and coal to the fact that there is a strange aspect of human nature that causes us to repeatedly think we can overcome the forces of nature with our superior intelligence manifested in technological advancements.
I am also not going to try to pass judgment on how bad the radiation fallout from the disaster is because quite frankly I have no idea. That said, whenever "experts" tell me everything is fine and not to worry that the situation cannot possibly be a disaster on the scale of Chernobyl I do get a bit freaked out. It reminds me of when I was standing outside the World Trade Center staring straight into a massive blown out hole and stating to a Lehman colleague that we better move since the building could crumble at which point he began to lecture me about how and why that could not possibly happen. It was impossible he said. Just like the Titanic was unsinkable. Just like the treasuries are a safe haven…
Rather than comment on how bad Japan is or will be I am going to focus on the massive monetary fault line we are all sitting on at the moment. While the epicenter of this earthquake is at 33 Liberty Street in Manhattan, this quake will wreck havoc on all of the planet's six billion people and unlike the Japan earthquake this one will be entirely a manmade affair. For those unaware, 33 Liberty is the building that houses the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and for those that have never seen the building or a photo of it take a look at this link http://gonyc.about.com/od/photogalleries/ig/Federal-Reserve-Bank-Pictures/Federal-Reserve-Bank-Building.htm. Look at the top right corner. Looks like a Medieval castle doesn't it? Makes sense if you think about it. These guys are the so called "elite" and they view us as their serfs. They already have much of the world in a sort of passive neo-feudalism but their real endgame has remained elusive. Total feudal control over the entire world including the United States via a world currency controlled by the IMF. This has always been the plan and still is. PLEASE read the following by Ambrose Evans Pritchard in the UK's Telegraph from a couple of years ago. The headline says it all: "US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner shocked global markets by revealing that Washington is 'quite open' to Chinese proposals for the gradual development of a global reserve currency run by the International Monetary Fund." See…they deny and deny this but it IS the agenda. It is very clear if you are paying close attention. Article here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/5050407/US-backing-for-world-currency-stuns-markets.html
There is a contentious debate out there amongst those of us that see the genocidal policies of the Federal Reserve for what they are. There are those that think the Fed is doing all of this deliberately to destroy the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency so as to use the monetary earthquake that ensues to jam a world currency (SDR) down our throats at our most weak moment. There are also those that think it is just all a tragic accident and folly of human nature and its hubris. I don't concern myself too much about which theory is correct because it doesn't really matter. What matters is that the end of this monetary system is close and hand and there is a strong push for a world currency in Central Bank circles. This currency would be controlled by the IMF probably out of Europe and it would be the final nail in the coffin of fee humanity. Avoiding this outcome is the single biggest driver of my writing these emails. The dollar collapse is coming. This is as certain as the seasons themselves. What is uncertain is how we respond to it. We need to put as much silver and gold into the hands of American communities as fast as possible so that when the end comes we can figure out for ourselves how to proceed. So that the "elites" can't tell us what to do next. We need to become more self-sufficient and as quickly as possible. We need to prepare for the monetary earthquake and get started fast so that we have our heads on straight and can fight back against the elite agenda when they try to force it upon us which they will with 100% certainty.
Will we be like Greece or Ireland and be treated like subhuman slaves by the IMF and ECB to be ordered around and dictated as to what their economies and cultures must be molded into by those that control the creation of fiat money? Or will we still tall and proud like those in Iceland and say we may be poor but we are FREE and we will make our own decisions on how we will live our lives today and until the day we die.
What's Next in the Markets?
Ben Bernanke has surrounded all of earth's inhabitants within a Ring of Fire that will create a monetary earthquake that will very soon ravage the livelihoods of billions (the tremors have already started in MENA). While the headlines are now focused on Japan, the dominos continue to fall in the Middle East and Saudi Arabia and Iran seem to be fighting a proxy war in Bahrain. All of the themes I have discussed in earlier emails are only exacerbated by the Japanese quake as the response has been and will be to print infinite amounts of confetti money and try to secure resources to rebuild with it. The problem is that EVERY nation is doing the same thing. So worthless fiat is being expanded exponentially and will compete for real things and why should the holders of the necessities of life, gold and silver (real money and true financial security) as well as food and energy sell their goods for colored confetti or even worse digital entries in a bank account. If you don't think the governments of all countries that posses massive resources will not export less and in order to keep more internally to quiet their restless populations you aren't paying attention. This liquidation selloff in commodities since the Japanese earthquake is probably already over and I expect a HARD reversal to the upside to new highs in food and especially oil. The Asia Tapis benchmark is closed at just under $117/b last night and it a whopping 3% off of the high. Wholesale gasoline prices traded here in the U.S. are down about 4% from the high but are a terrifying 15% higher than a month ago. I expect another major surge in the price of oil imminently. Remember last week I wrote that I thought the Dow and gold would ultimately meet at around 5,000. Can't imagine how this can happen? Watch the next few months.
Gold is Going to Do What the Nikkei Did in Reverse
Everyone in the financial markets were in shock watching the Nikkei plunge over 14% at one point on Tuesday and this was after a 6% plunge the day before. Many macro strategists and commentators had been very bullish on Japanese equities, partly on the belief that the yen would plunge as the BOJ would have to start to monetize JGBs in size and this was certainly a somewhat plausible thesis (although I never agreed with it). This positioning probably made the sell-off that much worse. Below is the five year chart of the Nikkei.
Scary right? Looks like 2008 right? Ok, well what I expect to happen at some point this year is the gold chart and their shares will look like this but in reverse. While financial parrots on television call gold a "bubble" without having any idea what they are talking about, precious metals expert Eric Sprott recently put out a great piece where it puts that whole ridiculous idea to rest. Here it is http://www.sprott.com/Docs/MarketsataGlance/2011/02%20_11_Debunking%20the%20Gold%20Bubble%20Myth.pdf. Furthermore, there is nothing I enjoy more in the markets than identifying a bubble and betting against, as emotionally traumatizing as that can be in the near-term. In fact, my whole career has consisted on being able to identify big bubbles. I have found the biggest one of them all. It is fiat money and the U.S. dollar in particular. The other side of that is gold.
As Sprott demonstrates, financial assets are barely invested in gold. Personally I don't think the current financial world will ever get properly positioned in time and the massive expansion of the % of financial assets in gold related investments that I expect in the years ahead will result primarily from a sudden and shockingly large surge in the price itself rather than investors ever figuring it out. Instead they will lose all of your hard earned money in bank stocks that are worthless. By rewarding failure and short-termism through its policies the Federal Reserve has created an investment industry with very little original thought, a very poor understanding of finance and economics and an inability to think outside the box. It is up to you to protect yourself. If you listen to Washington D.C. and Wall Street's advice you will drown in the financial tsunami coming this way fast.
Happy St. Patrick's Day and come on Ireland stand up to these bastards already!
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he's only dropped into the pockets of Wall Street and the US Govt to date, maybe it's our turn next!
What's worse? I'd say central bankers, hands down. A nuclear power plant built on a fault line that is destroyed from tectonic activity will only pollute a mere 1-5% of the planet at most.
Central bankers have latched on to 100% of the world, sucking the life out of everyone. They not only destroy everyone around them, but in the end, the result is complete self destruction as well.
If that's not the definition of satanic, then what is?
Either way, it always results in meltdowns.
Best solution is just to add a 6 zeros to every US bank note. That would solve all the US's issues. Everyone would be millionaires
Both systems are cracked. One is mother nature's fault, the other is mother fuckers'
HOLY CRAP!! Radiation now detected in Dallas and Chicago from passengers from Tokyo. It was only a matter of time!
What's next?!?! Radiation in food products?!
USD/JPY is flash crashing again.
Hmm, seems to have stopped agian, but for a minute it was all vertical. The volatility is insane.
Oh, and have a look at commodities. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7% increases virtually throughout.
That would happen in the real world 10k but we dont live in such a world thanks to the money printers.
Japan's gov will fail. Default on all/most bonds. Sparking financial crisis.
Why does a sovereign country borrow it's own money from private companies?
What will the US do now? Highway 1 in California is falling into the ocean! 5 more EQ's today in Kalifonication!
YUP! The end (of banksters) is near!
Chairman of the BOJ is a former GS employee.
but it's only a guess.
Speaking of colored confetti went to the St Patricks day parade today in NYC ,I didn't have any confetti to throw on the marchers so I just started ripping up dollar bills and throwing them up in the air ,the guy next to me looks ,laughs and started to do the same and yells "this is better than the real thing "
So the 1:00 PM Central Pump came on the news (Fuax News) while stocks are starting to sell off.
wait for it ...........................................
TEPCO says it will have the extension cord hooked up soon ................................
wait for it ........wait for it............
"Possibly" Within the hour ....................
Just in time too frontrun the selloff starting at 2:00PM central
These boys have impeccable timing !
Then, as soon as the market closes, they flip the power switch, sparking yet another explosion in Reactor #2.
The most dangerous is allowing Central Bankers to play God while building nuclear power plants on major fault lines.
LMAO - Better question? What happens when you build Nuke plants on fault lines AND central banks play god.
What Is More Dangerous: Building Nuclear Power Plants On Major Fault Lines Or Allowing Central Bankers To Play God?
LMAO - Better question? What happens when you build Nuke plants on fault lines AND central banks play god.
Well, we here on the Central Coast may find out in short order should a massive earthquake occur as we have been warned in recent days by the folks at JPL.
Note: the Diablo Canyon reactor was built on or about seven (7) fault lines.
Well, according to the WH, it will likely fall down into one of the cracks, saving everyone.
I'd say that is a moot/moot question.
I read it as Central Bankers to play Gold, probably as valid a question though.
incidentally, the building of Nuke Plants on fault lines seems to be a common....fault.
Hands down, allowing central bankers to play God is the answer. Without question and not even worth measuring.
While a nuclear plant on a fault line might at some point during it's life experience a severe problem, central banks are creating distortions and problems 365 days a year. Its a matter of cumulative as opposed to one time effects.
I just buy on the dips and let go on the rips. Never sell my core holdings though. Down from the highs now, but that is ok. It is early in the game.
is the MSM ignorant of the Fed or are they covering for them?
Sorry to break it too ya kid, but their in bed together.
+1 - who's the MSM owned by, what 5 rich white guys? Who advertises on the MSM, what the financial services companies?
and the drug companies...same thing, just as evil
Don't worry, it's all good. FedEx is here to save the economy. Perhaps their increased profit is from all the people who are ordering silver and gold from APMEX.
Like the quotes. And you wonder why they don't teach this stuff in the education curriculum. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockefeller_Foundation
EXACTLY! That was my point as soon as I heard Japan had an earthquake. Then this nuclear bullshit where the plants are 40 yrs old.
Who in their right mind would put a nuclear plant RIGHT ON THE (cock) RING OF FIRE? Wait....let's put it...yes, you guessed it...NEW ORLEANS! what about California or Alaska (which has earthquakes daily albeit small ones).
Just dumb. Who is surprised besides Gomer?
Well the state & local bureaucrats along with PG&E aren't surprised or worried since they've installed the requisite "Early Warning Sirens" along Los Osos Valley Road and *additionally* have a "reverse 911 call system" in place.
Potassium idodide administration instructions:
Stay in and accumulate more physical, anything else is worthless toilet paper!
Become a farmer and/or landlord!
USD will have one last bounce before it dies for good, then buy GOLD & SILVER,
OIL & AGRI, be smart and keep a low profile!
Good advice all around TJ.
Let's see...
Central banking in collusion with government at the expense of the individual household brought us WWI, WWII, and before long will induce WWIII.
Which has killed more people?
Pull up a 25 year chart of the nekkei---it topped at 38k + OR -.
5 YEAR tips -0.75%<<<<<< real rate of return -0.75 + understatement of CPI+credit risk= one helleva losing investment (if Calpers used this they would be bankupt today!!) Its a circus out there.
Talking head meet brain dead money manager. LOL
The Japanese have received the Dolphin's revenge.
Do not kill Dolphins.
Do not kill Whales.
Next, we must improve the Cetacean's programming to include banksters; including the obscene central bank variety.
It's more dangerous for Banker's to play God, of course. Radiation only has a limited range of contamination and a half-life of 10,000 years.
or is it more dangerous when god plays banker?
Check this out...
Meanwhile, in the "Ring of Fire," the banker-connection continues to produce revelations. The latest is the super-connected NIckie Sarkozy and his back peddling on Libya. Colonel Gaddafi's son says the French president accepted Libyan funds for his election campaign and should give the money back. Saif al-Islam Gaddafi says he has proof.
Read more: http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/123957/20110317/france-libya.htm#ixzz1GsFLAZKR
Sarkozy was accused last year of receiving $188,000 in secret cash donations for his 2007 presidential campaign from France's richest women, L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt.
And is there possible doubt to the French president's loyalties to his French countrymen and Middle East peace in light of his confusing ties to Israel?
In a speech in 2007 to Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El Torahthon, translated in The Philadelphia Jewish Voice, attorney Isabelle Tahar Miller said: "To the Palestinians, Sarkozy had repeated that the 'existence and the security of the State of Israel are not negotiable and that nothing can justify violence. We will never jeopardize Israel's safety.'"
Raanan Eliaz wrote on May 8, 2007 in "Sarkozy's Jewish Roots" in the Australian Jewish News, "In an interview Nicolas Sarkozy gave in 2004, he expressed an extraordinary understanding of the plight of the Jewish people for a home: 'Should I remind you of the visceral attachment of every Jew to Israel, as a second mother homeland? There is nothing outrageous about it. Every Jew carries within him a fear passed down through generations, and he knows that if one day he will not feel safe in his country, there will always be a place that would welcome him. And this is Israel.'" Dr. Eliaz is former Director at the Israeli National Security Council and consultant on European-Israeli Affairs.
Said Eliaz, "We may expect Sarkozy's presidency to bring a dramatic change not only in Frances domestic affairs, but also in the country's foreign policy in the Middle-East…
"As a Minister of Interior, Sarkozy shared much common policy ground with (then) former Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu."
Upon receiving the World Statesman Award from the Appeal of Conscience Foundation in New York in September 2008, Sarkozy said 'Anti-Semitism is a stain' that must be eradicated.
"When a Jew is insulted in France, when a Jew is ill treated because he is a Jew, it affects Jews throughout the world…"
The article Sarkozy slams anti-Semitism (September 24, 2008) continues: "Sarkozy earlier in the day made a forceful speech at the United Nations, vowing to pursue further sanctions against Iran…"
It was Sarkozy, then president of the European Union and point man for the European bailout, who on September 26, 2008, called for a new international monetary system--the ultimate grab by the international financiers for all the world's finance marbles.
At Davos 2010, he called for creation of a World Environment Organization (WEO) as powerful as the World Trade Organization (WTO).
In short, Sarkozy is no Charles de Gaulle.
In short, Sarkozy is no Charles de Gaulle.
Liliane Bettencourte? Wasn't she that hot chic in "Waterboy".
Maybe, but she's 88… I know makeup works wonders, but…
Speaking of radios-magazines-television-movies-'n-books, Monica Waitzfelder's written a book called L'Oreal Took My Home: The Secrets Behind a Theft, and is suing Liliane's L'Oreal for receiving stolen goods for having acquired her Jewish family's home after it was "illegally seized during the war."
Waitzfelder is the daughter of the Rosenfelder family who, she says, fled Karlsruhe, Germany, until "after the fighting ended," only to find they were unable to return to what had "rightfully been their property."
At the same time that Waitazfelder is suing over her "home," Netanyahu and his Israeli forces are bulldozing and/or seizing Palestinians' homes and people such as Rachel Corrie, who was crushed to death in the Gaza Strip by an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) bulldozer when she was kneeling in front of a local Palestinian's home, thus acting as a human shield, attempting to prevent IDF forces from demolishing the home.
Waitzfelder has taken her claim to the European Court of Human Rights. Rachel Corrie and the Palestinians, of course, have no claims to "human rights."
caution...construction ahead
bankers building nuclear god on faultlines
Gods nuclear bankers building faultlines
nuclear God building bank on faultlines
banks go nuclear...Gods fault
japan is short on natural resources, and short on land mass. probably has something to do with decision making. large nuclear plants on small island. complicated.
DOW up 110+, S&P up 14
you cannot make this stuff up!
Pretty sure the sleeping giant in the hill is the collective human conscience of which they've controlled for so many years. Just about all of these people in the upper echelons of the corporate elite have a fascination with symbols and the occult.
very cool site
The problem for Rockerfellor, Warburg and Geithner is not only their delusion and arrogance as personal traits but their belief they have have any right to dictate to people. Geithner has no public mandate for a global currency that's not forgetting the fact he is an unelected career crone of the US Govt and has no public support (ditto Rocky and Warb)
So here we are with a world where delusional unelected control freaks think they can by their own opinion force currencies and many other policies on us.
The altenative to this delusional extremist minority group is the free market. Where instead of one unelected monopoly bank deciding they should merge their monopoly national currency with another unelected bunch of crones at another central bank that like every other product or service, we just let the free (competitive) market come up with different competing currencies.
Then consumers decide which works best, even 2 or 3 money systems. This is the empowering thing of the free market, citizens decide (have the power).
Not a bunch of delusional fukers like Rocky, Warb and Git-face
The free market is a system so close to perfect only arrogant retarded parasites could ignore its brilliance and think they have somethng better
I see no problem with the concept of a 1 World government. Sadly many nationalists don't share those views, which is the tiny problem that many internationalists forget.
I await the future of the Federation of planets. We will eliminate money.
so local Govt is crap, national Govt is crap, international Govt (UN, EU, IMF etc) is crap ...you don't have a problem swallowing crap then?
...not sure how old you are but have you ever thought you could get by without someone governing you? ...you know no Bush or Obumma to hold your hand (while robbing your wallet) ...could you get past the nappy stage enough to manage yourself from cradle to grave? ....just an idea!
You are an anarchist advocating zero government? I think it might be you who needs to leave whichever high school class room/college common room you spend your in days while imagining idealised scenarios which are totally disconnected from any kind of current or possible reality.
Note the post-Katrina chaos as an example of people governing themselves. Even in an anarchic society people would soon form small local governments to protect themselves and enforce law, something you also seem to be against.
Note that even free market libertarians acknowledge government in their writings. A small government along the lines laid out by free market thinkers/libertarians is what is needed.
Central bankers are not playing God, they're playing a game of chicken. In order to preserve wealth, they must print more and more money into infinity to keep the system from imploding. By exchanging fiat for gold in a society with high wealth concentration, the wealthy attempt to preserve their wealth by ultimately distributing it in exchange for NEW FIAT. Unfortunately the math won't work out: you can't go from a skewed wealth concentration system back into a new money system without egalitarian reset.
that is why a Hyper-Inflationary Depression is cuming.
A lot of Americans won't be happy with this chosen path.
chairsatan is the first central banker in history to state with intention desire to CREATE INFLATION!
Doesn't matter. In the end, All this political BS.
The dollar is going to be destroyed. After that event happens, we will just have to wait and see what the remainder of the country will look like.
I propose a toast to the 21st Century!
I think krieger is ultimately right, but his timing is off. If there is a "hard reversal" in commodities, you can bet Benny is gonna make Congress squirm a bit before he unleashed QE3. So there will be an air-pocket, it will initially take commodities to the wood-shed....
When it's tough sledding without the QE, and it will be, Benny boy will finally come in with a QE3 and blame it on reckless government spending of all fucking things.
That's the point to load up boys--when it gets really tumultuous this summer.
The proverbial has hit the fan US Navy evacuating non essential personel to staging post in Korea. " only bring 3 days kit with you ".
Here are the Evac orders from the Navy. I am told the video is of Capt. Eric Gardner, of the Naval Air Facility Atsugi.
who is John Galt?
Seems to me the answer is obvious: You can't render a fault line harmless with a well placed bullet.
In the end there must be a war between the predators-that-be and everyone else. Otherwise, there will be no "everyone else" beyond a few overt, massively abused slaves to lick their boots.
Oh, and to answer the question posed, the predators-that-be (including the Fed) are much more dangerous than nuclear reactors, and the nuclear reactors that exist today are dangerous as hell... in the long run.
The 2nd makes sure the 1st happen. Well not 'happen', a correct way is to say, 'tough it out' because they have to 'pay off the loans', so the banksters sitting on them, can make money, and loan out more. It's the banksters that create the situation for continued use of dangerous and suboptimal solutions to ANYTHING based on the DEBT associated with the suboptimal solution.
Without the fed, and in its stead, credit uttered for loans by the fed gov't, part of which would be nuclear power plants, the federal gov't, not being a for-profit bank, can then EAT bad loans, if they find out where they put the reactor, was correct, or some flaw was exposed. Under the current situation, they have to...
a) lie about it (or hire incompetent people to get the answer they want)
b) tough it out
Besides, they have to have enough $$$ in loans to cover the appropriate surveys and scientific work needed. The federal gov't can utter the credit needed to do these sorts of things necessary to ensure the best made reactors humans currently can make (as the stopgap until fusion...that's the plan...stick to it).
The fed also keeps us from fusion style manhattan projects, which also means, that there is a few decade lead time where we need to be dependant on other energy sources...oil..nuclear..coal..natural gas. (I won't use wind/solar since these are utter boondoggles). That lead time could of been halfway done or more, but we've been kept from it, because the central banksters haven't seen the 'value' in it. (as opposed to the quick fix of 300x leverage on derivatives)
The central banksters energy plan? Print more money. It'll somehow 'find a way'.
WWIII and/or a hyperinflationary crash would be much worse. (or a deflationary one where the presses are stopped...but the debt isn't cancelled as the fraud it is...see the austrian school of monetary non-thought..and their idiot candidates)
Billions dead and suffering is far worse than building a nuke plant on a fault line in the path of a tsunami that melts down. (remember, in WWIII plenty of nukes [little doubt] fly dwarfing the japanese situation). [and lets not forget that building at such a place is idiotic, and at any time can be abandoned in favor of a better solution...its just the banksters that will cry foul..and ensue peer pressure 'shame' tactics]
We ain't see nothing yet. On a scale of 1-100, the current Japan situation would be ~2 (for the planet at a whole). WWIII could be a 100. Or maybe 90, if you consider a meteroid on a collision course the size of Texas, Armageddon style as 100.
We all know this (central bankers are worse) to be true. That's why we follow the markets AND are watching the Japanese disaster. Because the nuclear fallout alone, isn't the biggest risk overall. What can happen to Mr. Market and the ability to live around the world is. What these central banksters can pump into the market (i.e. wasted money) can destroy everything and the need for rebuilding credit will still have to be met.
Ireland...listen to Sinn Fein, 'burn the bondholders' (that's a quote, to desrcribe that is a metaphor to let the bondholders lose their bets...fraudulent ones at that)...and anyone buying Irish bonds, knows what they are getting into. *anyone misrepresenting this to sheeple, i.e. selling Irish bonds to pension funds, should be massively sued for fraud*
Don't listen to washington or wall street. Take back washington (vote..for the CORRECT candidates) and stick it to wall street. If they talk about cutting or printing, as opposed to Glass-Steagall wiping out of fraudulent debt, you know not to vote for them. You'll KNOW they don't understand the situation. Because if you want to print, or cut, or even think either will give you a good outcome, you'll say those things. It really is that simple. Those that want to cut or print, know jack shit. Call them out for the fools they are, and vote for people that will take the 3rd option, destroy the debt, not the economy and livelihood of the entire planet.
So what do I tell my Dad about his 401k? There a way to get physical gold and silver into to portfolio, yes? Recommendations?
SOme pixie dust, it is a taxing problem and not a spending one. The rich aren't paying anything with savings rates pegged at 0% just ask any neo marxist.
Beyond the $14trillion obvious debt how about the trillions in off balance sheet SSI and medicare debt?
Tax the rich, oh wait Europe does that and is mostly broke too. After two months that money would be gone anyway.
Triple tax corporate profits, oh wait Europe does that as well and is mostly broke. After two months that money would be gone anyway.
Give the poor and middle class tax breaks, oh wait been doing that for 50yrs and now in 2010 most citizens won't owe federal income tax.
Go back to 100% reserves, oh wait keeping endless capital in a closet somewhere can only benefit the wealthy.
How about getting rid of the 90% of the government that only 10% of the people would notice it being gone?
For some odd reason massive government reduction has not been tried,
I wonder why?
Wanna free the people, stop Uncle Sam and his state and local brothers from being the single largest profiteer in every single economic transaction.
The stupid idiotic neo marxists are never going away,this is the only end game of constantly increasing the percentage of those living off the rest.
Just look around, recently exited a free money, borrow as much as you want at historically low rates period like never before and the whining has gotten louder. Had unabridged opportunity and fukked it up beyond belief but that is not enough. There is no enough until every productive citizen is completely sucked dry. That is the entire point of modern government and they have fulfilled that singular role extremely efficiently. Raise taxes to 95%, two months later there would be a deficit and the neo marxists would be crying for 99%.
"Genocidal" Fed policies?
I don't cotton to them either, but The Bernank is hardly the moral equivalent of the Middle Passage or Treblinka.
Capitalism, such as it is, has been around for maybe 400 years. Maybe. Plutonium lasts for 10,000.
Here's the problem with this framing-method:
If he really has to ask such a question, he's an idiot. If not, he's a disingenous asshole.
This is why trying to tie your pet-theories to other people's misfortune is a weasely and horseshit way to do business.
Bubba, you have a valid point of view. Just write it straight without the Gotterdamerung heaviness. The results might surprise you.
Definition of Benbernankification : Permanent Qe- to -infinity erection. It'll never come down. And, what goes up stays up thanks to infinite inflation. 'Deflation' is now by definition a dirty financial word in the Centrally planned, 'New Oligarchical World Order', under our very eyes, only fit in the mouth of every heretic who should be condemned to be burnt at the sake. 'Print baby print' and then 'burn baby burn' every heretic who cries it won't work!


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- Peyton the Town Orange
- Harbaugh's Diabolicals
- Yo Soy Fiesta
- NOLA Bountyful Spirit
- Football Avengers
- The Fightin' Suh … literally
- Undefendable or Defenseless?
- Manning the Waiver Wire
- WhoDoYouThinkYouAre?I AM!
- Josh
NOLA Bountyful Spirit – An NFL-related name that has multiple references. First, and hopefully most obvious, is the Saints' bounty scandal. One of the dominant storylines of the offseason, the scandal has teamed up with the resulting suspensions of Sean Payton, Jonathan Vilma, and a number of other players to change the fortunes of the Saints (and possibly the entire league) in 2012. I anticipated that misspelling "bountiful" as I did would point to this reference. As to the rest of the name, "New Orleans Spirit" is one of the leaders in the clubhouse for new owner Tom Benson(who also owns the Saints)'s anticipated rebranding of the Hornets. So this name brings together the two proud(?) franchises which Mr. Benson has united through common ownership in real life. And for some reason everyone loves to abbreviate New Orleans as "NOLA". I guess it works because you can say it like a word – kind of in the way that "SoCal" has caught on for that area. I can't think of any other city where this would work very well, though. NYNY? Sounds like a Chinese insult. SLMO is pretty good if you vocalize an 'o' after the SL. You almost need a two-word city name and for at least one word to start with a vowel, otherwise it'll be nigh unpronounceable. E.g., SFCA, KCMO, GBWI, TBFL, DC…America? You can get some results that sort of work if you open it up by taking the first to letters of a one-word city, but even these are mostly bad. ChIL is pronounceable but weird. Isn't OaCA a Mexican liquor? BoMA is too much like MoMA. MiMN? DeCO is not terrible; it conjures up images of 40s–Modern style (not so much this). PiPA is MASSIVELY disappointing when you realize it's this instead of THIS. SeWA is humorously apropos more often than not. BaMD is rather good – it looks like the Batman sound effect-graphic for when Ray Lewis hits somebody. MiFL is really close to milf, and that's probably all we need to say on this subject. How did we get here?
Anyway, back to the subject at hand: scoring this name. It gets points for being NFL related and for referencing current events. It gets dinged for also referencing the NBA (though this is mitigated because the same person owns the NBA and NFL franchises). Also, scoring this name somehow led to me googling Pippa Middleton's butt and talking about milfs, so a bonus point is awarded. My biggest regret is that I couldn't find the version of my team icon that had a Mario coin edited in above Warner's head when he gets hit.
Yo Soy Fiesta – What's not to love about this guy? A solid name, NFL-related, topical, whimsical, and best of all it led me HERE as I was looking for the "Yo soy fiesta" video. Turn down your speakers (or if you're reading at work, you may want to put on headphones – you'll want sound) and head over there. I'll wait.
Now that you've composed yourself after being exposed to the wonder of Grönk Natiön, we can move on to properly rating this name. We've seen the positives, and the only negative is the fact that Andy doesn't own this incredible piece of man-flesh. (Yes, those are pictures behind those links. No, I wouldn't click on them at work)
Harbaugh's Diabolicals – A reference to Harbaugh West's response to the backlash from his attempted explanation of his assertion that the 9rs weren't "pursuing" Peyton this offseason. I like it. Anytime someone related to the League correctly uses a word like 'diabolical', you have to commemorate it. Bonus point for rostering (and overpaying for) a 9r.
Josh – Probably the deepest team name we've had in the PFFL, "Josh" is a meta-reference, capturing the profound absurdity of our little world and juxtaposing it with the single-minded focus we expect from those whose performances we use. Josh has managed to pack direct or indirect references to all 32 teams in the league inside this comically short phrase.
…Or, it's exactly the same name as I gave the team when I set up the league. And it's just Josh's name because he hasn't ever won the league (so I had no championship name to give him). This may be even worse than Dan's team name.
Undefendable or Defenseless? – Will tells me that this name captures how he feels about both the Pack and the Huskers. Will anticipates that each team will end up subject to one of the following narratives: 1) The offense looks great and the team performs well, the team is hailed as an undefendable Juggernaut; 2) The defense looks awful and the team performs poorly, the team is castigated as being "defenseless". I'll give him credit for referencing the NFL with the Pack, and I'll only subtract half of the penalty for a college-football-related name because, if there's one thing the Huskers are going to be this season, "undefendable" is NOT it.
The Fightin' Suh … literally – Clearly Ndamukong has been getting in trouble again. Points for the NFL reference and rostering a Lion. I also really enjoy the loose homophone (Suh/Sioux) – a staple of the creative team name. This is a solid team name with high creativity and no subtractions.
Peyton the Town Orange – My favorite of the names related to Elder Manning. It has a lot to like – Peyton/Painting homophones (admittedly, a bit of a stretch), a play on a famous phrase – substituting a team-appropriate color, and Jason owns the player referenced.
WhoDoYouThinkYouAre?I AM! – I have absolutely no idea what's going on here. Is that a picture of bowling?
Ok, so apparently it's this. That's a pretty incredible celebration. Not at all football related, but definitely a thing.
Manning the Waiver Wire – This is a solid player-related name. However, the player referenced is not on Cole's team. I'll give Cole a bit of a pass because he's understandably excited that his football team just got an all-time great at QB. Of course, the name is also a description of what Cole must do to fix his team after the draft. I kid, I kid (but just kinda).
In summary, it gains points for being clearly player and NFL related, loses a half-point because Cole doesn't own Peyton, loses a good-natured-draft-ribbing half-point, and loses a half point because I think somebody made this pun last year (but I'm too lazy to go look).
Football Avengers – Dan's team icon makes it clear that he's talking about the movie version of the Avengers, but what is less clear is how that relates to the NFL is less clear than the subtle racism in Dan's photoshop. The ONLY black person in the picture just happened to get his face covered up by the football you so expertly edited in, Dan? The football Dan inserted may be an NFL football, as it lacks the NCAA football's iconic white stripes, but it is too low a resolution to be certain. And while we're talking about the Avengers, didn't Thor break the Rainbow Bridge at the end of Thor? Wasn't there a big ado about how much he missed Natalie Portman and how he couldn't see her again? Wait, how did he get to Earth? And once he was here he couldn't be bothered to fly over and see her? Of course Thor can't stoop to using a telephone. I mean, sure she looks really insecure sometimes, but that's endearing, right? It's like she didn't even exist – or he arrived and immediately got completely distract…oh.
So, Dan's team is the Football Avengers, which raises the question: which player is which Avenger?
Captain America: If the Avengers had a quarterback, Captain America would be it. Obviously. I mean, did you see him calling plays and audibling at the line during that giant fight scene? So, we're choosing between Vick and Schaub for this one. I'm going Vick, because Dan will need him to play near his potential to be great this year.
Thor: Big guy, unclear motivations, swings a big hammer. A single-track mind, easily distracted. The villain is his estranged brother. A big fan of fighting. Was a polarizing choice to lead his people. Fuck it. Vick is Thor. Gore will have to be Captain America. He's an underrated workhorse who doesn't mind doing the dirty work.
Iron Man: The oldest guy on the team. Was older than most when he started as a superhero. Most famous in his Red/Yellow outfit. Dan is irrationally attached to him. Clearly, this one's Uncle Tony.
Hulk: The biggest guy on the team, and should be more interesting than he is. Powerful, but disappears for stretches at a time. At times he seems unstoppable. Has a reputation for poor hands. Not much to look at. That's right, Dwayne Bowe is the Hulk.
Hawkeye: The team's only deep threat. Has never had a movie of his own. Mentally weak. It's Jennings.
Black Widow: Hottest member of the team. Very agile. Has full lips and a supple bust. I guess it's Michael "The Burner" Turner.
…And I'm out of Avengers. But Dan still has a bunch of guys on his team I haven't named! Let's keep going down the character list until we've filled out Dan's team.
Loki: Thor/Vick's estranged brother has to be Schaub. His game relies on deception (the Texans secretly don't throw very much) and letting others do the work for him (ditto). Started his career in Thor/Vick's shadow; was not recognized as a talent until he left to lead a rival group.
Nick Fury: Might have some problems with depth perception. Willing to use the tragedy of others to his own advantage. Most useful as a behind-the-scenes guy. It's Ben Tate!
Agent Coulson: Speaking of tragedy, who has to die for Dan's team to rally together and pull off a winning season? Toby Gerhart is the ill-fated agent, just as his fantasy relevance will suffer untimely demise as soon as the Viking doctors clear AD to play.
The girl from How I Met Your Mother: One of a largely indistinguishable group. Performs essentially the same functions as a number of other soldiers, but we know her name for some reason. Replaces a more well-known, departed comrade. That's clearly Stevan Ridley, who is supposedly going to step into the Law Firm's role in the New England backfield. Good luck telling them apart.
Orlando Bloom's dad from the Pirates of the Carribean(rhymes with amphibian) sequels: An older gentleman who specializes in finding ways to transport things from one place to another, far away place without moving. Rob Bironas.
The Other: We barely saw him in the film, he's largely a mystery. Will he be outrageously powerful? Laughably impotent? Who knows! Also, his followers like to dress in spikey armor. Denarius Moore.
That leaves the Detroit D? Um…they're the giant space caterpillar. Yeah. They look fearsome, and the front four are really quite scary. I wouldn't want to run into them in a dark alley. But the back end is weak and they're vulnerable to a ranged attack. Hell, even Matt Flynn threw for almost 500 yards and 6 tds against them, and he can't even beat a rookie for a starting job.
To sum up: the name isn't really NFL related, or even related to the game except that Dan put the word 'football' as a descriptive noun at the front. It's not a clever phrase, but it does have an amateurish photoshop. But…I had a LOT of fun comparing this team to Avengers (and it made me google pictures of Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman), so I'm giving it a bunch of bonus fun points.


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