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John Hussman On Our Fed-Inspired Bubble, Crash, Bubble, Crash, Bubble (etc) Reality
- Alan Greenspan
- Ben Bernanke
- Ben Bernanke
- Bond
- Credit Crisis
- default
- Fannie Mae
- Federal Reserve
- Freddie Mac
- Germany
- Gross Domestic Product
- Housing Bubble
- Irrational Exuberance
- John Hussman
- Milton Friedman
- Monetary Policy
- Money Supply
- Moral Hazard
- Nominal GDP
- Quantitative Easing
- Reality
- Yield Curve
Written by John Hussman of Hussman Funds
Bubble, Crash, Bubble, Crash, Bubble...
"Stock prices rose and long-term interest
rates fell when investors began to anticipate the most recent action.
Easier financial conditions will promote economic growth. For example,
lower mortgage rates will make housing more affordable and allow more
homeowners to refinance. Lower corporate bond rates will encourage
investment. And higher stock prices will boost consumer wealth and help
increase confidence, which can also spur spending. Increased spending
will lead to higher incomes and profits that, in a virtuous circle, will
further support economic expansion."
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, Washington Post 11/4/2010
Last week, the Federal Reserve confirmed its
intention to engage in a second round of "quantitative easing" -
purchasing about $600 billion of U.S. Treasury debt over the coming
months, in addition to about $250 billion that it already planned to
purchase to replace various Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac securities as
they mature.
While the announcement of QE2 itself was met with a
rather mixed market reaction on Wednesday, the markets launched into a
speculative rampage in response to an Op-Ed piece by Bernanke that was
published Thursday morning in the Washington Post. In it, Bernanke
suggested that QE2 would help the economy essentially by propping up the
stock market, corporate bonds, and other types of risky securities,
resulting in a "virtuous circle" of economic activity. Conspicuously
absent was any suggestion that the banking system was even an
object of the Fed's policy at all. Indeed, Bernanke observed "Our
earlier use of this policy approach had little effect on the amount of
currency in circulation or on other broad measures of the money supply,
such as bank deposits."
Given that interest rates are already quite
depressed, Bernanke seems to be grasping at straws in justifying QE2 on
the basis further slight reductions in yields. As for Bernanke's case
for creating wealth effects via the stock market, one might look at this
logic and conclude that while it may or may not be valid, the argument
is at least the subject of reasonable debate. But that would not be
true. Rather, these are undoubtedly among the most ignorant remarks ever
made by a central banker.
Let's do the math.
Historically, a 1% increase in the S&P 500 has
been associated with a corresponding change in GDP of 0.042% in the
same year, 0.035% the next year, and has negative correlations with GDP
growth thereafter (sufficient to eliminate any effect on the long-run level of GDP). Now, even if one assumes - counter to reasonable analysis - that the GDP changes are caused
by the stock market changes (rather than stocks responding to the
economy), the potential benefit to the economy of even a 10% market
advance would be to increment GDP growth by less than half of one
percent for a two year period.
Now, as of last week, the total capitalization of
the U.S. stock market was at about the same as the level as nominal GDP
($14.7 trillion). So a market advance of say, 10% - again, even assuming
that stock prices cause GDP - would result in $1.47 trillion of market
value, and a cumulative but temporary increment to GDP that works out to
$11.3 billion dollars divided over two years. Moreover, even if profits
as a share of GDP were to hold at a record high of 8%, and these
profits were entirely deliverable to shareholders, the resulting one-time
benefit to corporate shareholders would amount to a lump sum of $904
million dollars. In effect, Ben Bernanke is arguing that investors
should value a one-time payout of $904 million dollars at $1.47 trillion. Virtuous circle indeed.
One of the main reasons that stock market
fluctuations have such a limited impact on real output is because
investors correctly perceive these fluctuations as impermanent -
particularly when they are detached from proportional changes in
long-term fundamentals. Recall that the primary source of the recent
financial crisis was excessive debt expansion, consumption, and
speculative housing investment. Consumers observed persistently rising
home prices, and inferred that they were "wealthy" enough to shift their
consumption forward by borrowing against that perceived "wealth." A key
to this dynamic was the fact that U.S. home prices had never
experienced a sustained decline during the post-war period, so the
increases in housing wealth were indeed viewed as permanent. As Milton
Friedman and Franco Modigliani demonstrated decades ago, consumers
consider their "permanent income" - not transitory year-to-year
fluctuations - when they make their consumption decisions.
Rising home prices were further promoted by a
combination of lax credit standards, perverse incentives for loan
origination, a weak regulatory environment, and a Federal Reserve that
sat so firmly on short-term interest rates that investors felt forced to
reach for yield by purchasing whatever form of slice-and-dice mortgage
obligation the financial engineers could dream up. Rising home values
provoked more debt origination, and even higher prices. What seemed like
a "virtuous circle" was ultimately nothing but an overpriced
speculative bubble with devastating consequences.
Bubble, Crash, Bubble, Crash, Bubble ...
We will continue this cycle until we catch on. The
problem isn't only that the Fed is treating the symptoms instead of the
disease. Rather, by irresponsibly promoting reckless speculation,
misallocation of capital, moral hazard (careless lending without
repercussions), and illusory "wealth effects," the Fed has become the disease.
Alan Greenspan contributed to the late-1990's
market bubble by his embrace of the notion that 100 million lemmings
leaping off of a cliff into the ocean can't be wrong. Beyond a single
bit of rhetorical lip service to the effect of "how do we know when
irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values," Greenspan
aggressively accommodated that bubble. Once it crashed, the Fed sat on
short-term interest rates in a way that directly contributed to the
housing bubble. Back in July, 2003, I published a perspective called Freight Trains and Steep Curves, which is a reminder that that the recent credit crisis did not emerge out of the blue:
"What is not so obvious is the extent to which the
U.S. economy and financial markets are betting on the continuation of
unusually low short-term interest rates and a steep yield curve. This
doesn't necessarily resolve into immediate risks, but it could
profoundly affect the path that the economy and financial markets take
during the next few years, by making the unwinding of debt much more
abrupt... So the real question is this: why is anybody willing to hold
this low interest rate paper if the borrowers issuing it are so
vulnerable to default risk? That's the secret. The borrowers don't
actually issue it directly. Instead, much of the worst credit risk in
the U.S. financial system is actually swapped into instruments that end
up being partially backed by the U.S. government . These are
held by investors precisely because they piggyback on the good faith and
credit of Uncle Sam... tolerated by the financial system because the
debt has been swapped out through financial intermediaries, so investors
get to hold relatively safe instruments like bank deposits and Fannie
Mae securities. This mountain of debt in the U.S. financial system -
tied to short-term interest rates - is ultimately and perhaps somewhat
inadvertently backed by the U.S. government."
It is difficult to interpret Bernanke's defense of
QE2 as anything else but an attempt to replace the recent bubble with
yet another - to drive already overvalued risky assets to further
overvaluation in hopes that consumers will view the "wealth" as
permanent. The problem here is that unlike housing, which consumers had
viewed as immune from major price declines, investors have observed two
separate stock market plunges of over 50% each, within the past decade
alone. While investors have obviously demonstrated an aptitude for
ignoring risk over short periods of time, it is a simple fact that
raising the price of a risky asset comes at the sacrifice of lower
long-term returns, except when there is a proportional increase in the
long-term stream cash flows that can be expected from the security.
As a result of Bernanke's actions, investors now
own higher priced securities that can be expected to deliver
commensurately lower long-term returns, leaving their lifetime
"wealth" unaffected, but exposing them to enormous risk of price
declines over the intermediate (2-5 year) horizon. This is not a basis
on which consumers are likely to shift their spending patterns. What
Bernanke doesn't seem to absorb is that stocks are nothing but a claim
on a long-term stream of cash flows that investors expect to be
delivered over time. Propping up the price of stocks changes the distribution
of long-term investment returns, but it doesn't materially affect the
cash flows. This reckless policy has done nothing but to promote further
overvaluation of already overvalued assets. The current Shiller P/E
above 22 has historically been associated with subsequent total returns
in the S&P 500 of less than 5% annually, on average, over every
investment horizon shorter than a decade.
With no permanent effect on wealth, and no ability
to materially shift incentives for productive investment, research,
development or infrastructure (as fiscal policy might), the economic
impact of QE2 is likely to be weak or even counterproductive, because it
doesn't relax any constraints that are binding in the first place.
Interest rates are already low. There is already well over a trillion in
idle reserves in the banking system. Businesses and consumers,
rationally, are trying to reduce their indebtedness rather than expand
it, because the basis for their previous borrowing (the expectation of
ever rising home prices and the hope of raising return on equity
indefinitely through leverage) turned out to be misguided. The Fed can't
fix that, although Bernanke is clearly trying to promote a similarly
misguided assessment of consumer "wealth."
To a large extent, the Fed has assumed the role of
creating financial bubbles because we have allowed it. The proper role
of the Federal Reserve, and where its actions can be clearly effective,
is to provide liquidity to the banking system in periods of financial
stress or constraint, by replacing Treasury bonds held by the public
with currency and bank reserves. But to expect the Fed to somehow bring
about full employment is misguided. To believe that changing the mix of
government liabilities in the economy (monetary policy) is a more
important determinant of inflation than the total quantity of those
liabilities (fiscal policy) is equally misguided. Historically, and
across the world, the primary driver of inflation has always been
expansion in unproductive government spending (think of Germany paying
striking workers in the early 1920s, or the massive increase in Federal
spending in the 1960s that resulted in large deficits and eventually
inflation in the 1970s). But unproductive fiscal policies are long-run
inflationary regardless of how they are financed, because they distort
the tradeoff between growing government liabilities and scarce goods and
We are betting on the wrong horse. When the Fed
acts outside of the role of liquidity provision, it does more harm than
good. Worse, we have somehow accepted a situation where the Fed's
actions are increasingly independent of our democratically elected
government. Bernanke's unsound leadership has placed the nation's
economic stability on two pillars: inflated asset prices, and actions
that - in Bernanke's own words - should be "correctly viewed as an end
run around the authority of the legislature" (see below).
The right horse is ourselves, and the ability of
our elected representatives to create an economic environment that
encourages productive investment, research, development, infrastructure,
and education, while avoiding policies that promote speculation,
discourage work, or defend reckless lenders from experiencing losses on
bad investments.
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Bernanke grasping at straws? Nah, GS likes it, so it must be sound non-crook policy good for the middle class I'm sure.
If you think about it, its a little sad that we had to live during the bubble era.
Compared to what, the WWII era? Vietnam era? The Great Depression era? Things could be worse.
We'll get the world war era back too real soon.
Correct, because it will be the only possible distraction large enough to keep the masses in their place, and also the only way to keep the Ponzi going.
To me, it seems like the western is getting close to the end of this inflationary era. The booms and busts are more and more strong each time.
"We'll get the world war era back too real soon."
we'll be "The Gray Test" generation....or Soylent Green. still awaiting data
Agreed! Wealth created by debt is not real sustainable wealth.
They should change the FED mandate to: clearing checks and transactions , making sure there is enough capital so you can get cash out the ATM, adequate cash for interbank lending, reserve rates and getting involved if short term interest rates get above 10%
Let the markets decide interest rates, asset prices and currency values.
That said if I was running a public company I would lock in some capital now.
The only reasonable explanation for QE2 is that Treasury has no market for all of the U.S. debt other than the FED unless rates are to rise dramatically. We currently have 70% of U.S debt with maturities of 5 years or less and with costs of between .01% and 1.00%. All of the FED chatter about boosting "stock market" or "unemployment" is a smokescreen.
They have no one to sell US debt to, so now we buy it. End of the road.
I'm afraid you've exposed the Fed's dirty little secret. The UK is broke, China isn't buying, and Japan is broke. Who else is going to fund a $1.5 trillion deficit? It's not like there's a liquidity problem with the banks sitting on $1 trillion in excess reserves.
Even Bernankes 'pump the stocks' goal seems quite weak, QE2 rally already over?
double post
QE2=bank bailouts
The right horse is ourselves, and the ability of our elected representatives to create an economic environment that encourages productive investment, research, development, infrastructure, and education, while avoiding policies that promote speculation, discourage work, or defend reckless lenders from experiencing losses on bad investments.
Repeal 16th Amendment and legal tender laws, and End the Fed.
Never gonna happen. Elected officials abdicated responsibility of the economy to Fed. They have given the keys to the Fed with the only mandate being to create/find more money so that they can continue to spend.
Ron Paul was on Squawkbox this morning talking about how much of a clown Paul Krugman is. On the one hand Ron Paul is very anti big government but at the same time he is one of the biggest pork barrel spenders in congress. Go figure. This from a man who many think is a libertarian.
I didn't know that about Ron Paul. Thanks for the info. He has a big group of followers who believes he has the answers to fix our problems but apparently his words arent matching his actions.
We would probably be better off listening to people like Peter Schiff or Gerald Celente before listening to Ron Paul.
I like Schiff but his last name is infamous in my book. Celente is excelente!
Let us not forget. This was the same man, who suddenly up and quit during the Presidential campaign, the darling of the tea party. This was after his campaign coffers had acquired the nice tidy sum of about 35 million dollars in contributions from people who truely believed in him via the many internet Ron Paul money bombs. Heck I even bought into it myself for a while there.
There are many people that are asking , what happened to all of that money?
When asked about it, Mr Paul said it would be spent on conservative causes. Oh really says I? What causes are that? The John Birch Society? Give me a break already.
So now he will be in a position of power I guess. We shall see what happens on the FED issue. In my opinion, it will be business as usual. Its like Bernanke told him one time. If you don't like it then change it. So there you have it.
You make a good point. Now that he has weasled himself into a position of dealing directly with Bernanke, we will see his true colors. Though, I believe he already showed his true colors during the presidential race like you were saying.
Well think about it. Paul has been up in Washington for almost 20 years I guess. What has he done? Nothing. Many here in Texas wanted him to come home and run for Governor. That would be a easy shoe in for a guy like him. But no, he wants to remain in Washington, a place where the beast operates , the same beast he says he hates. His Presidential campaign was taking off and all of a sudden he quits. Personally I think there is something real fishy about that whole situation. I am not sure if his campaign was infiltrated or not. Yep , it is now shit or get off the pot time for Mr Paul. Matter of fact this morning , he stated he had no intention of trying to get rid of the FED. So how long shall he dance with the devil? How long before someone stands up and says what needs to be said. We are waiting now.
Do you even bother to read your own links? It tells you almost every penny was spent on the campaign and he was near the highest rating in terms of disclosure of how the money was used. As usual, guys like you who are critical of Paul are long on accusations and short on facts. Do your homework.
Spent it on the campaign? What campaign? He did not even run very many televsion ads. If you remember, he quit right after a huge money bomb was orchestrated. I shall look up the link where he said when asked about it, that he was going to spend all that money on conservative causes. A lot of people were also asking why he never seemed to run any ads on televison. This I remember all too well. So sorry pal, the bad taste from 2008 lingers in my mouth and I remember it all , all too well. I am not short of facts either bud.
seriously? why don't you read up on Ron Paul. start with his book, "The Revolution".
oh, and check out the recent release showing that Ron Paul returns money to the Treasury every year because he doesn't spend the entire allocated amount for his office, etc. over $100,000 last year alone.
the man is frugal, plain and simple. he has every chance to waste that money on lavish bs every year, but doesn't do it.
he stated before that 3rd party candidates don't have a chance, that is why he quit the race. everyone was disappointed.
nobody is perfect, but attacking Ron Paul for the reasons you have is ridiculous.
I'll stick with Ron Paul:
On CIA drug trafficking
Krugman is a clown and Paul is as honest a politician you will find. These kinds of articles are a waste of time. You know as well as I do that if Paul could he would end the Fed along with thousands of other tax payer propped up programs. We need more Pauls and less Bidens.
Oh so you are Paul worshiper huh? Imagine that. I knew they are here. Listen buddy, we are sick and tired of excuses. We are sick and tired of getting along just to get along. We want actions. If he won't do it then get the hell out of the way and find something else to do. Your statement about him being as honest a politician as can be found says a lot. I am sick and tired of the lesser of two evils. I am sick and tired othe color gray. Gray areas are not what we want to hear about. Either you are with us or you ware with them. There is no compromise. None.
ha! channeling GWBush now.
must be black or white. there is simply no understanding for nuance or complexity. "we want actions" really? well how about Ron Paul trying to audit the fed.
i'm not sure i understand from where your anger emanates but try to steer it in a positive direction at least.
If, indeed, you're "sick and tired" of the Ron Paul's of the world, you need to take the initiative and run for political office.
Put up or shut up. Better yet, provide us with some alternatives if you aren't willing to make the plunge yourself.
For who/what platform does "us" represent, anyway?
Are you that stupid? So he should just let the government take money from his district, and not get them anything in return? Just let it be spent everywhere but where the money came from?
You dont think if he could end pork spending he would? It is because that is the way our government works right now, and he is basically hostage to it.. HE WANTS PORK SPENDING BY GOVERNMENT ENDED, PERIOD. But since its not ending, he must at least appropriate for some of the funds to be spent IN HIS DISTRICT!!
Fucking lunatics!! The only man in our government trying to right the ship....
Great article.
"We will continue this cycle until we catch on."
These bubbles and crashes aren't accidents, or mistakes of judgement, they are an ongoing criminal enterprise. What kind of world do we live in that a bank robber steals thousands of dollars and goes to jail for decades, but a banker steals millions and gets bailed out by the government? Is it really going to take stringing up the Bernankes, Blankfeins, and Dimons of this world to get the fucking FBI to do its job, or to affect economic & fiscal policy that benefits all not just the few?
These people are criminals worse than most you will find at a state prison. If law enforcement won't do its job, we soon will have to do it for them, and if we don't we will soon be living in a feudal dictatorship; instead of the quasi one we have now.
May I?
I would correct you only to say orquestrated comments, not ignorant. The central bankers are taking orders and know exactly what is happening. I would venture to guess 50% of the people here knew what Greenspan was doing when he said he made a mistake. BS, they are bought and paid for.
We have SPY with an RSI of 80, a potential evening star formation (if today closes between 121.28 and 122.26), we're at the top of the rally trend channel (since late Aug), and we've had an upper bollinger band break.
this weakness is expected. most likely, a short-term reversal is at hand. likely target is 200 wk moving average between 1195-1200 in the S&P.
today's POMO notwithstanding of course...
There have been 9 instances since 1997 (too lazy to go further) of RSI ~80 in the SPY. Each instance had led to a short-term correction within 3-10 calendar days. Avg correction is 2.5%. 1.48% Lowest. 5.69% Highest.
Upper bollinger band breaks usually lead to snapbacks within the bollinger band. That would equal ~1215 on the S&P at last glance.
Returning to middle of rally trend channel means ~1210 in the S&P.
Whatever wealth Benjie "creates" via the stock market is immediately obliterated by inflation, people withdrawing funds to pay down debt of simply live of it since there is no more money out there! Benjamin is one big contradiction of an "economist"! This QE2 will go to banks and banks ONLY, we still are looking at a huge deflationary crash, then followed by the much anticipated hyperinflation and the rundown of the US $, there will be one more, last, US$ bounce, a truly dead cat bounce that is!
Looks like poor Hussman got wasted in this little liquidity-inspired short squeeze. When will people stop trade on (noisy and manipulated) fundamentals and simply learn to respect market direction? It's not a rocket science is it.
John Hussman, Chicago School Monetarist.
"...the Fed has _become_ the problem." When it was formed in 1913!
"The proper role of the Federal Reserve, and where its actions can be clearly effective, is to provide liquidity to the banking system in periods of financial stress or constraint..."
In other words to replace electrical fuses with pennies during times of electrical stress.
While it is always good to see someone who is prominent and well respected criticize something that needs to be criticized, Hussman is part of the problem and not part of the solution.
Central planning of credit and money does not work any better than central planning does in any other area. It results in simultaneous shortages (small business credit, anyone?) and gluts (big bank credit, anyone?), mal-investment, corruption, perverse incentives, moral hazard... and collapse if practiced too consistently for too long.
Not surprised Tyler highlighted this article -- it's one of Hussman's best. Bernanke's hubris -- whether motivated by the intellectual echo-chamber or by kleptocratic malice -- has damned us to a fortuneless future, and the magnitude and duration of that future will only grow. Ben has backed himself into a corner: pulling back on the reins would precipitate both a disastrous fall in the economy and risk assets, and also destroy his academic credibility. This is a man with everything to lose, and his only glimmer of hope is "more and bigger". On his best days, he may delude himself into thinking it will work, while on his worst he has the knowledge that he can blame failure on some future austerity measure passed by Congress, and hope that history remembers the fiscal pin-prick instead of the size and cause of the monetary bubble.
"virtuous circle" == "virtual circle jerk"
So when will the WashPo print this rebuttal to Bernanke?
Or, do it the Chinese way. Make all banks part of the government. Flood money into the system to create massive amounts of hard assets from the money and then wipe out all of the debt because there is nothing in the private sector that can pay for the actual cost of the assets ... only the government can...
.... and maybe that is actually what we have done here in Amerika, except we have replaced the government with the Fed and its owner banks. Only THEY can afford anything because they create money and destroy debt at will with no apparent effect on their viability. They play by no rules and abide by no laws.
The Fed will end up making the U.S. Dollar an unwanted medium of exchange globally as other countries get tired of us printing notes and buying our own debt. Once the dollars power and our influence worldwide diminshes we have one trick left - WAR - Achtung Baby!
To carry-on with the long-mistranslated, Sinn Féin (Ourselves Alone)! End The Fed.
If housing goes up 80%, then drops 30%...
OMG...Deflation, ohno, Fire Up the Krugmans.
But the last 10 year CPI never reflected this previous obvious housing inflation? Why not?
Oh, housing (rent only) , food , and gasoline not in index? Why? Oh? They Are, but Hedonics? And "Intervention Analysis"? More Reading? OK!
CPI was previously Too Accurate? Are We Being Deceived? STOP THIS.
The bubble has popped. Stop reinflating a busted balloon.


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As stated, when viewing a single post, the comments to my post do not show up. Any ideas? This is a template I use for 1.2 that I am porting to 1.5 and this looks to be my last hump to moving it over to my main site...
As stated, when viewing a single post, the comments to my post do not show up. Any ideas? This is a template I use for 1.2 that I am porting to 1.5 and this looks to be my last hump to moving it over to my main site...
the same thing happened to me as well. I'm guessing you're using your own template from 1.2 and bringing it to 1.5. I did the same thing and had the same problem, so I copied the comments.php and comments-popup.php from the classic theme over to my own theme and that solved the problem.
thanks! worked great! I can't wait till I have some time to convert fully....
The same thing is happening to me. I just upgraded to 1.5 last night and since then there's no way to leave a comment. I, too, have checked the "Allow people to post comments on the article".
Before I try the above solution, I'd like to know WHY it solves the problem, and is it the best solution? I've made a few changes to my previous version of comments.php (which I've verified is the name of the file), so if I can avoid copying changes over to another file, that would be great.
I'm having the same issues, but I'm still really confused about what I need to do. Can someone please try to explain it for me one more time. :)
Have you changed the name of your old wp-comments.php to comments.php for the new theme structure?
Yes, I have.
And did you update for this?
<?php comments_template(); ?>
Not sure what you mean. I probably did, but where exactly is that change, and I'll go and check.
Depends on the files in your theme. In mine, it's in a single.php file. If you simply made some changes to your old 1.2 template, it might be inside index.php.
Oh yes, I see it now. The instructions said to change that in my index.php. So yes, that line is in there.
How about a link to your site?
Thanks for helping. :)
If I look at the source of a single post page I see this....

comments_template isn't finding your comments.php file. Are you sure you have a comments.php file inside your theme folder?
Also, just curious, is there a reason you don't just use the version of Kubrick that ships with WP 1.5? It looks like the only thing you've modified is your header image and some of the colors.
Ok, I checked and the file is there....must be something in that file. Can you do the same and post that file up to that site?
Okay, I added the // to the line you mentioned above. Uploaded index.php and still got the same result.
Yes, I can confirm that there is a comments.php file in my theme folder, but to be more specific it's in "themes > Carrots". That's the right place, right?
And about your last question: true it's mostly changes to the header and colors; I've added some "blog" related images in the sidebar. I just had it in my head that I needed to use the theme I was originally using. But now that you mention it, I should probably just add my changes to the default Kubrick theme.
So, do you suggest that I make those changes to the default theme instead of using my own and see what happens, or is there anything else I should be looking for?
Can I have a look at comments.php first (post it up to that same site)? Might be something really simple.
okay, i'm getting the same problem...
i'm using the default comments.php and comment-popup.php, but to no avail. Is there a tag you're supposed to include to get the comments working?
Oh, think I saw something. Look at line 2. Is that where the problem is?
You need a call to
<?php comments_template(); ?>
in index.php or single.php or whatever file you are using to show your single post pages.
Well, I guess that would be the index.php file because I haven't made any changes to single.php. If you agree, where do I place
<?php comments_template(); ?>?
And I take it line 2 wasn't a concern?
It should be:
if ('comments.php' == basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']))
But that wouldn't cause your problem. That just makes it so you can't load the file directly, so you'll want to change it though.
You shouldn't need lines 20-25.
My previous post was for roobottom.
Sorry, you lost me. You want me to delete (or probably comment out) lines 20-25 in which file?
And you want me to add or change
if ("comments.php" == basename($_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAME"])) in that same file? And if so, where?
Change line 2 so that it's using the right filename (it has wp-comments.php).
Yes, comment out lines 20-25 and see if anything changes.
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When Odilia and her four sisters find a dead body in the swimming hole, they embark on a hero's journey to return the dead man to his family in Mexico. But returning home to Texas turns into an odyssey that would rival Homer's original tale.
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I'm so excited to finally reveal the cover of Joseph Bruchac's latest speculative fiction book for teens, Killer of Enemies, which comes out in September. The book is post-apocalyptic Apache steampunk (well, steampunk-adjacent), about a monster-hunting teen who has some pretty awesome powers. It's an action-packed read about which people are saying things like:
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Is it a good idea to quote keys when using a hash in Perl?
I am working on an extremely large legacy Perl code base and trying to adopt a lot of the best practices suggested by Damian Conway in Perl Best Practices. I know that best practices are always a touchy subject with programmers, but hopefully I can get some good answers on this one without starting a flame war. I also know that this is probably something that a lot of people wouldn't argue over due to it being a minor issue, but I'm trying to get a solid list of guidelines to follow as I work my way through this code base.
In the Perl Best Practices book by Damian Conway, there is this example which shows how alignment helps legibility of a section of code, but it doesn't mention (anywhere in the book that I can find) anything about quoting the hash keys.
$ident{ name } = standardize_name($name);
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Pen, ink, and charcoal. Drawn by stippling (lots of tiny ink dots).
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When I was a skater i was able to do a handplant and a footplant
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View from the handle bars:
That's hilarious.
I want one.
They should resize it, I'd consider putting it on my road bike.
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i don't know if i like their target audience. i could see a lot those people who like to drive close to us, like to 'tap' us or who love yelling crap at us, wanting to pick one up.
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that's really funny...but would their "target audience" know what a fixie was? I like the idea of a "one less bike" sticker on a car.
The other day I thought of putting one of those "I'm Changing the Climate--Ask Me How!" stickers on my cargo trailer.
im selling my fixie and getting one of these, its the only logical progression after a fixed gear- no gears and so far no plans for a 57cc - http://www.likeabikeusa.com/home.html
yeah it's probably meant as some sort of sarcastic, i know what a fixie is, hip sticker thingy meant for the hip people. which i'm not. or at least i was reminded of yesterday when i was at a show and all these kids had hair going everywhere and 20 tons of makeup on and looked pretty disgruntled, drinking their piss beers and acting like they really liked the music even though one act really sucked.
end rant.
That's funny. It was inevitable, too.
as a person soon to be with child, i think that is pretty excellent. Most kids end up pushing themselves around in a plastic "car" powered by walking; as the two sun-bleached "cars" moldering in my downstairs neighbor's backyard demonstrate.Originally Posted by ostro
this is not only NOT A CAR but also wooden (not plastic), and pretty. Wonder if you can find them used...I was hoping to find something like this, to fill the years until the tot can handle her own bike.
Originally Posted by ostro
two hundred eighty bongo congos for your two year old to scoot around? Maybe I'd spend $280 for an IRO frameset if the tike were 12 or 20 years old...
a bit pricey I'd say... maybe one could appreciate it as sculpture for that kinda of money.
bet it would neat with the light brown Storika saddle on it...
awe... to customize it for the ankle biter... yeah....
it does have a fender after all.Originally Posted by weed eater
damn, they are expensive...i'm hoping the afflu-parents in our area will buy them up, and then put 'em on craigslist when they are out grown.
i like the spoked version. And the straight bars--tuff! I guess if you got two, you could rebuild it into some kinda trailer after the kids get too big.
You could probably build one yourself
you are absolutely correct. and build the future-trailer-compatibility right into it. thanks for rescuing me from consumer-fever.
i'm getting one of those stickers and putting it on my tourer.
William - that is great! Thanks for sharing
Originally Posted by weed eater
You could even do it with some style, the body old wooden waterski, the handle bars, some old wooden crutches, the seat/fender, a little more fenegling with wood and the wheels, if you have old wide waterskis and can fashion two wheels to match the body...ok maybe we are trying too hard
Haha, that owns.
I too am getting one for my fixie. Is irony still hip?
Well at least I'm housebroken.
Iwill get one also.. I would really suck for them (even though they will make money) that all the people buying are fixed gear riders.
another none/fixed gear for the younger set..Originally Posted by ostro
You got a backup bike? Cool! LOL
CE YA when I get back !!


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Clarisonic Mia
1076 reviews
79% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought it due to all the positive comments all over the net, well mostly positive.. I was a bit hesitant, since it costs $165 bucks?! I got mine from Sephora, and I used it immediately after I bought it. My skin felt super soft after the first use, I was really amazed because of how soft it felt. I have never felt this type of softness on my face for the longest time. I think it does help fade acne scars, but I am unsure. This will be like my 4th to 5th day using it, so I will probably update after a month. I haven't broken out like crazy or what not ever since, but yes.. it's costly. I think it's a better option as compared to the original, since it's smaller and does the same job cleaning out pores; however, there is only ONE speed option and battery life is 10 minutes less than the original. The charger is also different, but I think it's worth it and a better option for someone who is considering it. I mean you could always return it, if it doesn't work for you. It is worth a try.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Not only would I buy this product again but I DID!!
I've always had acne issues, did 2 rounds of Accutane in my early 20's ( I am now in my early 30's). My skin is acting up and I can't get in to see my dermatologist until Nov!! I purchased this after my best friend urged me to (she also has the same issues as I do).
Within the first week I fell in love!!!!! Blackheads are brought to the surface and is easier to pop and my skin is just smooth and my make up looks so much better!
Within 2 weeks of my initial purchase I had to go on vacation to Korea and i took this with me and ended up losing it, of course I was devastated as I love this product. Within my return, I promptly repurchased this and am still loving it!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i got the clarisonic mia because of all the hype. personally, i hated it and ended up returning it. i have super sensitive skin (perhaps this is the problem?), but it broke me out every time i used it. at first i thought it was just a phase, and i was breaking out because "all my impurities are surfacing". but i gave it a good 3 weeks, and i was still breaking out like crazy! even the sensitive brush head was too harsh for my skin. i know many have found this device to be really helpful in clearing their skin, but for me, it did not work at all. it's such a shame because i really wanted to like the clarisonic.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The brush, I believe, is kind of a rip-off. Yeah, I know if you juxtapose it to a spa treatment, you're getting your money's worth but in a spa treatment, you get that relaxing atmosphere whereas the clarisonic gives you a minute and then it shuts off. that is not a true spa treatment. so that is not a valid argument for the clarisonic. however, with price out of the way, i would say that this brush works very well in bringing your inner glow to the surface. Literally. As well as Figuratively. The clarisonic cleanser it comes with is crap, don't use that. Use the cleanser of your choice. Its supposed to oscillate 300 times a second or something, which is very appealing. the problem is, is the brush head. it gets really drab and the bristles are not as soft after the 2nd or 3rd use. It is not good for your wallet firstly for forking over the 149 dollars for this brush, and then another 25 dollars every 2 months to get a new brush head. There are more important things in life to spend money on. Lmfao. Its a nice luxury product to own but personally, i would not buy it again if it were to suddenly break.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I initially purchased the Pretika Sonic Dermabrasion brush and found that the normal brush head that it comes with was too hard and harsh for my skin. I really wanted to like it but my skin seemed really dry and stripped after using it once a day. I ended up giving it to my husband and he loves it because it gets between the thick hair in his mustache and goatee. Enter the Clarisonic Mia, which felt much more durable and well made. I loved the texture of the brush right off the bat. It came with a sensitive brush but I ordered the normal brush replacements, so I can work my way up. My skin is slightly sensitive but I have experienced none of the dryness I had with the Pretika. My skin literally feels soft and glows from within. I use the brush twice a day with avalon organics vitamin c face wash (why use regular wash and allow chemicals to soak into my skin) and my skin has never looked better! I hesitated to make the investment on this brush, which is why I orginally purchased the Pretika. But I will say that my money was well spent and I will never be without this brush. It is worth your hard earned cash!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought my clarisonic right after I got off a cruise ship. I usually never break out BUT for somereason, I guess the weather change made my skin go nuts. I had about 20 cystic bumps (all size ranges) on my face (mostly on my jawline). Concealer couldnt help me...I just wanted to hide under a rock. After I got home, I started using the clarisonic along with the philosophy exfoliating cleanser. After about a month and a half of using it about 4-5 times a week the bumps started going away. I usually get scarring from bumps after I have a break out. These are fading unusually faster than they usually do. I was a bit skeptical about shelling out so much money for one but it was very worth it. I need to buy a new brush head and I'll probably purchase the normal one. It does come with one for sensitive skin but I feel like it's a bit too gentle for my skin. I have really oily skin and I havent noticed a change with that but it give me such a deep cleaning. I remember one time I washed my makeup off with a scrubbing cleanser and I thought I took it all off and then I went back over my face with the clarisonic and I was shocked at how much came off on the brush head. This is a much have IMO...its worth the price :)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I love my MIA - this is a miracle tool. It's great for your skin because it gently exfoliates the dead cells off right away which leave me smooth and glowing. And never have a feeling that I haven't washed my face enough; this CLEANS your face. It defintlely is a bit pricey and the replacement heads are up there too but it's worth it. I've gone a couple of times not using the MIA and there''s an immediate difference in my skin. I'll be using this forever
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE my Clarisonic Mia. It is small and fits perfectly in my hand, and it's also great to travel with. I use this 1x nightly after I remove my makeup with my DHC oil cleanser. I also use it after I do a clay face mask, to make sure I'm removing every particle of clay from my pores.
My Clarisonic Mia makes my skin feels SO smooth!
My skin is easily irritated, prone to clogged pores and redness/rosacea. To be safe, I bought the Delicate brush head (light blue) separately and it doesn't dry out or irritate my skin at all! For sensitive-skin girls, I highly recommend trying the Clarisonic Mia with the Delicate brush head.
My skin is also sensitive to foaming cleansers so I tend to use non-foaming gel or milk cleansers, and the only downside is that I end up using quite a liberal amount of product each time.
The Clarisonic Mia is REALLY expensive. I've already spent about $200 CDN for the device, and each month I'm going to have to pay more for cleansers since I'm using a bit more, plus every few months I will need to spend another $30 for the replacement brush head. To me, it's worth it, because I've battled bad skin for the past 10 years but I feel as though continued use with the Mia will dramatically improve my skin and reduce my dependency on coverage from foundation and concealer. I'm hoping continued use with the Mia will help clean and reduce the size of my pores as well as minimize the appearance of fine lines.
I've actually tried the full-size Clarisonic before, and it was too big and I couldn't figure out the settings anyway, so I never used them. I think the Mia is perfect and I definitely recommend to anyone!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I've been using this for 4 months with great results. Better than great results, I never want to live without my Mia!
For some background, I am 29 and have acne prone normal to dry skin. Through my teens into my mid 20s I had great skin. I mean, compliments from friends and random strangers alike. Then I hit 27 and my skin went berserk with acne and eczema. I tried multiple dermatologists and multiple treatment courses. Then I started using a clindamycin/benzoyl peroxide nightly treatment which worked wonders on my acne. But I still had regular breakouts and my skin was left dry and riddled with acne marks. I had purchased the Sonicare toothbrush earlier that year and loved it (still do)- and along with the reviews here I had really high hopes. My hopes were exceeded.
I started using the Mia w/ the sensitive brush head nightly and lit-er-ally DIED when I saw the results. From first application it looked like I just got a expensive facial. Then the real love ensued....my mild acne went away altogether. My acne scarring has faded and my pores appear smaller and aren't clogged. Thank you Mia for giving me my old skin back!!
USE: nightly with cheapo Olay Gentle Foaming Face Wash with Aloe, sensitive brush head. no other exfoliation or scrubs needed.
TIPS: If you are traveling be sure to dry the brush head before putting the cap on and throwing it in your travel bag- otherwise the brush head will get musty (but nothing a hot soapy wash won't fix).
If you use daily self tanner for your face, then you may want to switch to the next darker shade because of the exfoliating properties- but you're pretty much guaranteed a streak free tan with so much daily exfoliation.
Also, I haven't experienced broken caps myself, but have read that many others have..just a word of caution.
reduced acne
helped with acne scarring
seemed to help reduce my fine smile lines and forehead wrinkles
unclogs pores
plumped up my skin (because it's a greater product primer)
negates the need for expensive/abrasive exfoliators (reducing overall beauty budget)
negates the need for occasional facials (also reducing overall beauty budget)
price, but I was able to find a good coupon on skinterra.com and I see deals on the Mia all the time bringing the cost down closer to $100.
I dealt with some minor purging during the first 2 weeks, but that quickly stopped.
QUESTION: What is my final ruling on the Clarisonic Mia?
FACT: I am in love with my Mia and my glowy skin.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love love my pink MIA!! I did alot of research on this before I bought it. I wanna to make sure that if I invested $150 that it would be worth every penny. This cleans your face really good. It removes all my makeup and dirt off my face. Its small and cute. I'm very glad that I purchased it. I was going back and forth on whether I buy it or not because of the price. But I can honestly say that its worth it though. I use it at night before I go to bed. I did break out alittle on my right cheek but but I figured that was because of the dirt underneath the skin that was coming out, which makes sense to me. My skin is so smooth and feels so clean after I use it. I use Philosphy Purity, Exfoliating Scub and the Murad Clarifying Face Wash. A very good investment.
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Author has written 7 stories for Romance, Action, and Young Adult.
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I used to be butterfly-angel-babygirl!
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After a long hiatus, I am back. But I am only uploading one story for now--the other stories on here have been discontinued for good. I haven't touched any of those stories in a very long time, and do not anticipate going back to them any time soon. So, please read and review: Hope and Faith!
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I have lost a lot of the passion for updating that I have had in the past. And I have had so much going on that I just haven't had the chance to sit down and write or update. I'm sorry.
A Samurai's Heart: It is believed that there is no longer samurais. But that is wrong. My name is Elizabeth Anderson and this is my story of being a samurai and a normal girl at the same time. Will someone break the barriers I have put up due to my intense training that have only once been broken?(Genres: Action/Romance/Supernatural)CATEGORY CHANGED TO ACTION!! REVIEWS WANTED!!
Reading Auras: "Give me a chance to prove that I'm a good guy." Why I was giving this boy, whom I knew was bad, a chance to prove my powers wrong, I didn't know. All I knew was that my powers were never wrong. So why I am suddenly so doubtful? Why am I feeling so much? (Genres: Romance/Supernatural/Drama)
A Second Chance: I have to go to a new school. Most would hate it their Junior year. But I was grateful. I got away from my past. But then I met Jeremy. He and his friends changed me. What am I going to do when more than just friendship happens? And from more than just him? (Genres: Romance/Angst/Drama)
Destinies Intertwined: The Way They Lived With Each Other rewritten. Elizabeth Osborn and Jake Reynolds. Two different people that secretly liked each other. Both had a past hidden in them that they didn't know anything about. Because of this unknown past, they're forced to be engaged when they're sixteen. What happened in the past? What are their powers? What will happen to them? (Genres: Romance/Fantasy) ON HIATUS!
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They always shit on my doorstep, and he watches them.
This has happened 5 times including today.
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|1999 DVD release of the 1983 motion picture.
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|Director of photography, Stepehen H. Burum ; editor, Anne Goursaud ; music by Carmine Coppola.
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Coming of age movie set in Tulsa Oklahoma in the mid sixties.
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