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- That is interesting Rahul. I have been thinking about financial markets and labor markets a bit lately from the perspective that each may in essence represent an equal exchange of goods or service. Although the participants may not enjoy equality of exchange there is, in aggregate, that equality nonetheless. Where then, in these types of exchange, is surplus to be derived for those that would exploit the system? I think then about currency markets. In these the exchange is unmistakably one for one value wise. The profit to be made from this exchange is temporally specific. The perception of value of those who habitually utilize one currency remains relatively consistent within a limited time frame. rates of inflation or glut are not immediately available to the average spender until their gas bill goes up or some similar event. there is then the possibility of exploiting that temporal value differential. It occurs to me then, that deriving profit from the labor and financial markets may have a similar aspect.
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- Politics and economics go hand in hand. From politics point of view economics are tools, for economic point of view politics are tools. So "the most important" is a matter of point of view. For capital owners politics are means to gain more capital, for politicians, capitals are means to gain more power.
As sciences, both political sciences and economic sciences are social sciences, and they should have more or less the same end-goal, to provide society with a framework for efficient development.
- Thanks Bradut Bolos: I am grateful for your satisfactory answer.
- Agree...none of them can work without each other...in this world now both are required to be present for highest gains...rich are becoming rich and poor are becoming poor..relatively those in politics are the rich...highly because the power that they attain...
- Ok Reshmi Kumari Jee thanks
- Dear mr. Reshmi Kumari
It's not that simple. Rich can become richer, but making the rest poor is not good for three reasons:
1. You need consumption to sell things, and poor people do not buy to consume
2. You need skilled workforce to obtain high productivity, and poor people have little chance to get educated or stay healthy and work.
3. Social order is endangered because of poverty. Poor and discontent people make good recruiting grounds for extremists.
So without some level of income is assured to most active population, economic growth is capped and social order is endangered, both factors being highly dangerous for rich people and politicians.
- I think Economics and Politics as an evolution stage of the same phenomena: human relationships. And when I talk about evolution is impossible to think current characteristics singly. One is mutually result of other.
- At the same time there are no one more important, of course.
- I appreciate your contribution to my query. Thanks Bradut, Thanks Reshmi and thanks Filipe...
- The latter because without Economics you will be unable to do politics
- both are interrelated. Nevertheless there are purely economic and politics theoretical problems.
- Economics is a more rationnal sciencewith a main goal to satisfy people unlimited needs by fighting against scarcity , hence improving all the creatures' well being. Economics facts can be prouved . There is no rationnality is politics, everything is matter of becoming more welknown and more powerful. There had never been a common agreement on political government or leading that is why we have a less balanced global economy.
- i would rather choose an optimal approach to the question that both economics and politics are really important as economics deals with human's wants to be satisfied where as politics has to do with conflicts among individuals or groups. but to consider the nature of question i would like to comment that economics is relatively more important as there is no concept of life without the satisfaction of wants specially the basics ones but we can live even if there are conflicts in the society.
- Thanks Ali
- i would like put in the words of mrs gandhi (then prime minister of India) that a good economics is the good politics but it need to give benefits to the society. so economics is always first without politics later politics follow the economics
- Both are important. Economics can't be implement without politics.
- good thought Barun
- The word politics derives from the Greek polis. According to Hannah Arendt the polis is an artificial arena within which we suspend the truth in order to offer specific freedoms and equalities where these may not have existed before. This is from the first couple chapters of her "On Revolution". Economics, then proceeds from this arena and at the same time precedes it. There are two very different economic models at play in the world today. One in which raw power is used for the betterment of its possessor, as in the Iraq invasion, and one in which the machinery of economic processes are used by those with knowledge of their inner workings. Other than this Economics is a social science that exerts a surprising influence in a context where its best comparison is with predicting the weather. Politics, on the other hand, is the contextualizing of or attempts to wrest an act of will from the polis.
- There is no economic reality without politics. Law making is essentially politics, and there is no property, no contract, no tribute, no regime of work outside Law, and there is no market without the notions of property, contracts, tributes and work. Economics, as a social science, cannot ignore politics, but is mustn't be conditionned by political objectives for it would lose its character as a science.
- I've read the previous comments and I appreciate them ... each one has at least one valuable perspective ...
What I want to add is a keyword which I consider to be a common ground for Politics and Economics: "ambiguity".
Usually Economics doesn't prove ... but tries to persuade, to convince people about some ambiguous statements. The trouble is that the more ambiguous is, the more close to Politics is, while further away from Science.
Politics cultivates ambiguity (and I mean good quality Politics, when it's not plain simple lying) and embed it in law and policy. Politics is not strong enough to have its own ambiguities, so it encourages other domains to promote ambiguities and for this Politics offers incentives ... perhaps in little chunks of power ... And some domains are responding more satisfactory ... Economics is among them.
Please observe and (don't) appreciate the ambiguities within my comment ... :D
PS: And to answer the question: Economics and Politics should be independent, or at least their dependencies/connections should be made as explicit as possible. I use "independence" as in "lack of influence".
Knowledge made available by one domain might be used by another domain without spoiling this "separation".
- Politics eventually led me to study economics. It became clear to me that politics was about power - who had it, who distributed it, who got it, how, why, when, where and who. But at the bottom, power was money - who had it, who distributed it, who got it, how, why, when, where and who. Realistically, they cannot be independent. And then ask yourself about the transferrece of wealth to the government throuh taxation and the creation of money out of thin air - quantitative easing to infinity - and find out where that takes you. It's become a lifetime preoccupation.
- Thanks Peggy for a nice comment
- Let''s consider economics is developed and theorizised due to human needs: me the horse you the rice, let's trade! Because of human's deficits e.g. greediness and at the same time it's altruistics qualities conduction of these are required: politics! Although upright politics considering humans individual needs and fair distribution is rare. So, economics without politics is impossible; though about 'politics without economics' you can not say anything 'cause societal conception are totaly different in this way.
- Than Alexia de Monchy
- Looking at the concept of economics, it is designed to assist in the development of politics. The betterment of citizens which politicians are after is based on economic theory, therefore one cannot separate each from the other. It is just like the yoke in the egg. One cannot get into the yoke without going through the egg.
- @ Adeyemi: How do you consider "economic theory"? And are the policitians 'after the betterment of citizens' or are politicians just doing their job without integrity?
- I think "betterment of citizens" is not a question of Economics, but of Ethics, except if we do understand "betterment" as "welfare".
- @ Ricardo. True. One could say public and - so it is meant individual welfare is allocated and distributed by politics among others based on ethics? And, economy is trade optimilizing private welfare, not based on ethics. Politics in such matters may be considered as a tool. No part nor 'ruling' concept.
- Thanks Alexia
- In the U.S. it seems to me that politics trumps economics as can be seen in the Fiscal Cliff deal. The current administration has clear objectives to redistribute income through the tax code and other means. President Obama in his last term created a bipartisan commission to examine deficit reduction options and the result was the Bowles-Simpson report. Among other recommendations, Bowles-Simpson proposed pro-growth tax reform: broaden the base and lower marginal rates. Economics favors this approach since tax rates are distortionary as are tax preferences (such as the mortgage interest deduction). However, the president insisted on higher marginal rates on the top end of the income distribution. Higher rates and a broader base was the president's preferred direction. This was a political choice not an economic one. Perhaps an even more stark example will be the efforts at gun control following the shootings at the school in Newtown. The statistical evidence is clear that the availability of guns in the U.S. contributes massively to gun deaths (the U.K., which is about 1/5th of the U.S. in population terms has as many deaths in one year as the U.S. has in one day). However, the Right to Bear Arms (under the second amendment) is enshrined in politics (even though the Founding Fathers could not have envisaged an AR-15 with a 30 round clip when the amendment was drafted). Serious gun control is needed but the chance of it being passed is very small. Perhaps in the U.S. the only sense in which economics trumps politics is the money flow needed to get elected. However, one should not expect a sane economics-based debate on most policy choices in the U.S.
- Economics was once called Political Economy, the two are intertwined. The relative strength of economic classes determines the nature of the state. Politics is nothing else but using state power for the benefit of the ruling class and managing contradictions and conflicts arising thereof.
- B. C. Mehta has brought a good remind. When Economics was born, it was called Political Economy, to be distinguished of Domestic Economy. Curiously, the first book with this title, by Montchrestien, was dedicated more to Politics than to Economics. I'd just disagree, I'm afraid, in Politics definition, for using state power means managing contradictions and conflicts, of course, but only by such a managing does a class become ruling.
- Economics is a one-dimensional insight into the social mechanism, based on the concept of the Economic (Rational) man, and (in Macro-Economics) thumbrools of economic behaviour, bereft of socio-cultural historical contexts. Hence, for it to be useful in real life situations, politics needs to be factored in, since politics reflects the contexts of which economic analysis is innocent. Thus, economics without politics is toothless.
On the other hand, politics already subsumes economics, and in modern materialist societies economics is the centrepiece of politics. Politics without economics can prosper only in traditional societies where sociological and cultural issues may be more important than economic issues.
Thus, politics without economics is un imaginable in the modern context, while economics without politics is toothless.
If however, one is to be bereaved of the other, I would imagine economics without politics to be more important than politics without economics. This is because, economics without politics has a life of its own, its own paradigms and existence, however partial. On the other hand, politics without economics cannot survive in modern materialist societies.
- The regime of contracts and property is always result of a political decision, for the simple fact of touching something does not make of anyone its owner. Therefore, I'm afraid there's no possibility of economics without politics.
- Depends...if by economics you mean simply the means of producing and distributing well then economics comes first. Only after material means of subsistance is accomplished can we then deal with how to distribute it (politics). So first comes production (economics) then comes distribution (politics)....at least that's how I see it.
- This view is a little simplistic.
The way we choose to produce or distribute things in a market economy also determines how it is distributed. Eg. hitech, capital intensive production will give less to labour and more to capital, and conversely. A large part of the distribution problem is solved coterminously with production.
What politics can affect is mostly distribution outside the market process: through public economics. Only rarely does politics intervene in the market process directly because of inefficiencies of price control. And then, it is mostly to reduce the inefficiencies due to monopolistic practices.
Economics includes public economics. Thus, it does reflect on politics. The problem with economics is that it is mostly based on the idea of behaviour of an economic man, and a few thumbrules of group behaviour. Politics is founded on the realities of social psychology and group behaviour. Because it is innocent of the realities of actual historical social psychology and group behaviour, economics can only inform politics of possibilities but is toothless without, depending upon the latter for concretisation and realisation.
On the other hand, politics has a wide range of issues to tackle other than economics. For instance, law and order, defence, civil rights, etc. Economics is just one aspect. In spite of this it is closely tied to economics in two ways. First, it takes money to do most things. The answer to where is the money is to be found in economics. Second, material well being is increasingly the centre and focus of modern development. FOr this reason, this remains the centrepiece of politics.
- you're right Rahul...my answer is simplistic, but then so is the question. When asked which is more important or which comes first though, I still have to come to the conclusion that first there has to be a surplus for that surplus to be divided. So production comes first and then distribution and so economics then politics. It seems we can trace every historical event back to its material roots within economics or material production. I'm so far a firm believer in the theory of historical materialism for many reasons.
- "hitech, capital intensive production will give less to labour and more to capital, and conversely" I do not necessarily agree with this claim and it illustrates the importance of the economic analysis side of the question and the political environment in which decisions are made. More capital intensive production raises K/L by definition. Workers dig ditches with diggers rather than shovels. Real wages tend to rise (as they did in the second half of the 1990s in the U.S. as the share of investment in GDP rose). During this period, the share of profits in GDP fell. Over the last three years, this pattern has been reversed. Employment growth has been surprisingly strong given moderate GDP growth but real wages have fallen and the labor share of GDP has declined as the share of profits has risen. In a market economy, Adam Smith's invisible hand has consequences which individual firms did not plan.
On the bigger picture, maybe trying to answer the question of politics over economics is like trying to say which blade of Marshall's scissors is more important? The truth is both matter and, as economists, we can only hope to influence the debate in a rational direction. My optimism that we can do so, as I noted in my earlier post, is not great.
- Both Weese and Ryding have important points.
I regret for sounding unduly patronising with with the word 'simplistic'. But I have this objection to the surplus distribution theory. As I said, politics deals mostly with redistribution and rarely intervenes into the distributive process free markets. More importantly, the redistribution relies on taxation, and indirect taxes take from the rich and poor alike. Even direct taxes have an incidence on 'wages'. Where does this leave the idea that politics redistributes surplus.
As regards, Ryding, I stand corrected. My own view was simplistic. The nineties also witnessed some fall in interest rates and growth of per capita incomes. If interest rates fall, then profit shares rise only if the growth in capital intensities exceeds the sum proportionate fall in interest rates and growth of per capita incomes. This may not have happened in the later half of 1990s.
Also, I would urge that many puzzles at the aggregate level may be illusory products of aggregation and disappear with disaggregation. Since the mid eighties, US economy underwent a drastic structural change in favour of newer labour intensive sectors, and away from traditional capital intensive sectors. How far has this structural change been a source of aggregate trends?
Ryding's use of Marshallian scissors analogy on question is apt.
- That is interesting Rahul. I have been thinking about financial markets and labor markets a bit lately from the perspective that each may in essence represent an equal exchange of goods or service. Although the participants may not enjoy equality of exchange there is, in aggregate, that equality nonetheless. Where then, in these types of exchange, is surplus to be derived for those that would exploit the system? I think then about currency markets. In these the exchange is unmistakably one for one value wise. The profit to be made from this exchange is temporally specific. The perception of value of those who habitually utilize one currency remains relatively consistent within a limited time frame. rates of inflation or glut are not immediately available to the average spender until their gas bill goes up or some similar event. there is then the possibility of exploiting that temporal value differential. It occurs to me then, that deriving profit from the labor and financial markets may have a similar aspect.
Economics and politics are meant for each; otherwise, either solely on their own is just a vain pursuit. Devoid of contribution to the society at large. Economics devolves into an intellectual pursuit, politics becomes an exercise in hegemony. Economics must be a science and a philosophy for action (moral philosophy). Can't say much on politics since I am not trained in political science. There may be a strong argument and basis for the intermarriage between economics and politics, personified in Plato's Philosopher Kings. More recent incarnations of them can be found in the captains of industry and some of the illustrious robber barons of the past. Where after a lifetime of capitalistic pursuits and lobbying in politics some have settled down to a quiet existence as philosophers and philanthropists. These have opted for a sequential switch of roles between economics and politics and not a coexistence between the two.


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The goal is to create a modular track for classic glass marbles. (16 mm diameter), but not only.
Everyone can partecipate with fantasy, creating parts of the track, doing this "puzzle track" more and more funny.
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We need some sort of propulsion system / slope for the marble to gain its momentum to make it through the rest of the track.
That's very cool. We need jumps :D
may you're in a right, I hope this will be a medium trick, but only people and tries will give me a confirm.
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The heater control valve or heater regulator is located under the instrument panel, just next to the heater core. There are a few things that can cause this problem. Reason #1 a low coolant level can cause the heater core to receive less coolant flow hence causing the heat to come less quickly. Reason #2 sticky heater control valve, if this control valve is stuck closed coolant can't enter the heater core hense wont heat up the cabin. Reason #3 clogged heater core, over time some heater cores will clog up even sometimes start to leak in cabin. All these are normal circumstances and should be checked.


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With 2012 already a smudged headline on yesterday's newspaper, it's time to get excited, all over again, for the next twelve months and the incredible games they are sure to bring. There are some amazing-looking games due out this year, including Grand Theft Auto 5, BioShock Infinite, Beyond, The Last of Us and more. And with the next-generation of consoles set to explode onto the scene, proper brand new games are surely not far behind. Hopefully.


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Charles Dickens' classic novel stars Alex Jennings as Charles Dickens and Pauline Quirke as Mrs Boffin. Adapted by Mike Walker. Following his father's death, John Harmon returns to London to claim his inheritance. But he finds he is only eligible if he marries Bella Wilfer. To observe her character he assumes another identity and secures work with his father's foreman, Mr Boffin, who is also Bella's guardian. Our Mutual Friend was Charles Dickens' last complete novel and is a satiric masterpiece about money. This complete Woman's Hour Drama, which contains all 20 episodes, was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2009.
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"darkness, with grasping greediness lose."
I love the way the way it is juxtopposed with Dickens's other books. The way it is so dark with sunshine just behind the darkness. The language is so beautiful and lyrical it is easy to listen to and it fleshes out the storyline. I also love the way Dickens writes so that his readers can see the people and places in his book. The man was a genius!
There are so many memorable moments that it is hard to write down just one. I guess it would be when Mr. Boffin was pulled into the morass of his own greed.
They each had voices that changed with the individuals that they represented, not only that, they expressed the joy, fear, anger or hatred that was expected.
This was a book I wanted to listen to in one sitting however I restrained myself.
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Years ago, I somehow ended up with a big box full of magazines. Mostly Women's Day, Family Circle, Better Homes & Gardens and such. I don't remember where I got them all from, but I loved looking through them at the recipes. Well, one day I got the idea to go through and just cut out the recipes so I could get rid of the box. I would go through the magazine and find the recipes that looked and/or sounded good, and cut them out along with a picture if it was small enough. Then I took index cards, glued the recipe onto the card, and then covered the card with contact paper. Yeah – tons of work. I know I didn't get through all the magazines before I decided I really didn't need that many recipes, but I now have a recipe box with lots of these cards. And although I know I'll never get to all the recipes, these cards are almost as fun to look through as going through a cookbook. The biggest problem is that I can't credit the correct magazine now since I didn't mark down on each recipe where they came from!
I do often forget about the cards since they are hidden away in that box, but I got the box out a while back to find something for dinner. And this recipe is the one I chose out to make – mainly because I had everything on hand. I liked the recipe, but I have to say that the broccoli in the sauce was a bit strange for me. I think I would have enjoyed it more if the broccoli was just served on the side, but my husband liked the broccoli in the sauce. Serve with a side of my favorite carrots, and dinner is ready!!
Pork Tenderloin with Mustard Sauce
adapted from a magazine from years ago!
Serves 6
5 tablespoons Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
2 pork tenderloins (about 1 1/2 pounds total)
1 small onion, chopped
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 1/4 cups milk
10 ounces fresh broccoli, steamed
Heat broiler. Combine 2 tablespoons mustard, oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper in plastic food-storage bag. Add pork; seal; turn to coat. Marinate at room temperature for 15 minutes.
Broil pork 5 inches from heat for 30 minutes, turning every 10 minutes, until golden and instant-read thermometer registers 160F.
Meanwhile, saute onion in melted butter in skillet until soft. Remove from heat. Stir in flour until blended. Stir in remaining 3 tablespoons mustard and the milk until smooth. Return to heat; simmer, stirring, 2 minutes. Add broccoli and remaining salt and pepper; cook 2 to 3 minutes or until heated through.
Let tenderloin stand for 5 minutes. Slice and serve with mustard sauce.
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This looks really interesting. I suspect I'd have preferred the broccoli on the side myself.
You could have some fun with the cards – just reach in blindly, grab one, and decide to make it. It's a little silly, I guess.
I have tons of magazines I hate to part with for fear I might miss a jewel of a recipe.
My starving, no lunch yet. You're torturing me…your pork looks excellent.
I used to do that. Its not an exercise in vain, as you really learn a lot and get some great ideas.
What a cool idea to do with those magazines. Granted a ton of work, but if I start doing it from this point forward, I'll have a tidy stash! I like this recipe, even with the saucy broccoli. Pork is one of my favorite meats … YUM!
I love pork. This looks great!! I think my family would really enjoy it!
I am crazy for all things mustard and this sounds great to me. So many recipes, so little time. I have a stockpile of magazines too, I should look into consolidating them somehow. Right now I have lists everywhere with tons of recipes I want to make.
this looks great love the name of your blog
This would be a hit in my house. We eat a lot of broccoli. A LOT.
do you take pictures of the actual food that you make or do you find pictures that look similar? I like them.
Mmm I loooove mustard and I'm sure I'd like this mustard sauce! On the broccoli or not. =)
This looks great! I love a good pork loin…and somehow, that broccoli is attractive to me!


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Sometimes the answer to the problem is right in front of your face. I was pretty sure the Jean Lassalle on this WWI draft registration card was my grandfather. The birthday matches. I was reluctant to say this was my grandfather since the physical characteristics were off. My grandpa was not medium height (unless their … Continued
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I met a man through a cousin who met him on GeneaNet. He is our distant cousin. He actively researches our family tree and is an excellent ally for all things genealogy in France. This weekend he informed me that France has put up a new military database, Registres de Recrutement Militaire. The records give … Continued
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On Memorial Day, I have written about those who fought but did not come home. For Veterans Day, I want to show some of those who fought for their country and returned home. They did their service, some for the amount of time they were drafted for, and some made a career of it. They … Continued
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I found a gem in the Garden Island Newspaper this evening. It is a letter from Theodore Pacheco to his parents, Francisco Pacheco and Alexandria de Caires. Theodore was stationed in Bourges, France in 1919, after the war ended. The letter details what Theodore experienced in the small town the day the German's stopped fighting. … Continued
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ASCO approaches an important milestone with the first CancerLinQ prototype
What if there was a place where cancer care teams could go to learn, in real time, how to make the best treatment decision for their patients? Where doctors in Michigan could learn if a new cancer treatment is proving effective for patients all across the country, or if younger women are responding better to a certain therapy than older women?
Really, the most exciting and important opportunity here is this: what if there were a way to learn not only from the three percent of patients who participate in clinical trials, but the other 97 percent as well, and then share this knowledge with healthcare providers across the country, and to use what we've learned to set new treatment standards and guidelines?
This is a reality that the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and Conquer Cancer Foundation (CCF) are working toward with a ground-breaking, new rapid-learning system (RLS) for oncology care named CancerLinQ.
Recently, ASCO shared that this innovative project is approaching an important milestone – the completion of the first CancerLinQ prototype, filled with records from over 130,000 breast cancer patients and made possible in part by a $1 million grant from Susan G. Komen for the Cure. This means that once the final version of the CancerLinQ system is complete, regardless of the electronic health record source, delays in paperwork processing and/or any other obstacles, breast cancer care providers nationwide will be able to explore de-identified data from patients across the country, allowing them to make faster, better-informed decisions for their patients.
We still have a lot to learn about breast cancer, and Komen's global research portfolio is looking for answers to some of the toughest questions regarding breast cancer prevention, early detection, triple negative breast cancer, metastasis and much more. But for now, it's absolutely critical that we take what we already DO know about breast cancer treatment and care and make it accessible to patients and care providers everywhere. CancerLinQ provides us with a unique opportunity to share information that we have never been able to share before, ensuring that where a woman lives does not determine whether she lives and bringing us one step closer to a world without breast cancer.
ASCO announced the completion of the prototype this morning, March 27, at a stakeholder event. To view the event, please go to www.asco.org/bigdatawebcast.
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Top 5: The decade's grossest food stories
As the 2000s come to a close, we have a chance to reflect. What better way to wax nostalgic than to revisit the grossest-of-the-gross food stories? Here are the decade's top 5 grossest food stories--feel free to insert the punchline "I bet that wasn't on the menu!" at the end of each entry. 1. 2000's Chicken Head McNugget [aka The Chicken McNoggin]
When McDonald's decided to try out a new chicken wing recipe, a lady in Newport News, Virginia got a extra special surprise--a fried chicken head was included with her special order. Investigators determined that this incident was not a hoax, but details are murky about whether the woman sued.
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2. 2003's Fried Mouse at Popeye's
A Baltimore Popeye's Chicken customer got a little more than he bargained for when he found a fried mouse lodged between the meat and crispy skin of a piece of chicken from his three-piece combo. This Popeye's franchise had been previously cited for rodent problems.
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3. 2004's Arby's Skinwich
An Ohio man found what is thought to be part of a thumb in his roast beef sandwich. This story is said to be confirmed as true, in contrast to the Wendy's chili-thumb scandal which was determined to be a hoax.
4. 2002's McCormick and Schmick's Condom Clam Chowder
In Irvine, California, a women enjoying a bowl of clam chowder bit into something rubbery, which she mistook for squid. After discovering the mystery object was actually a condom, mayhem ensued and the woman later won an undisclosed settlement from the restaurant.
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5. 2009's Domino's employee video
For our final gross food selection, we leave you with this video from Conover, North Carolina showing Domino's employees engaged in all sorts of gross food-makin' hyjinx and shenanigans including the preparation of their special recipe for cheese bread.
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I think my water just broke but
Yep - pretty sure it's your water breaking! Sounds just like me. My baby's head kinda plugged the hole after it broke, so very little came out for awhile. Then it started leaking during contractions. Have a great ride! Pushing party time!
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If it is your water, it still sounds like a fairly small leak, which is usually from high up in the sack. Labor at home for as long as you need to and go in once your contrax are strogner and closer together. You are not going to risk infection at all if it's less than 24 hours (and some will say even longer when it's a small leak like that).
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The exact same thing happened to me a few days ago! Turns out I just peed myself! Can't wait to hear your update!
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thats a sick sword and background!
I really adore the armor O.O
thanks for posting close ups once again, i really enjoy watching your works.
So dope.Hey what preset download are you using. The rake brush for the bg reminded me of a set I need to find again. PLEASE let me know if you remember. CAN'T WAIT for a FULL cintiq piece. zomg
thanks (: well for the brushes I use custom ones, thi sone is fairly easy to do you just draw a line of dots and save is as a brush. You gotta tweak the brush stettings after that but it's no big deal
What hair product does he use?
your going to scrap this? that makes me kind of sad since this is so ridiculously cool! the colors are amazing and the subject is so amazing to look at. I love it.
yeh, how you do those colours!!
great colours and I love the muscle detail shirt must be silk to do that! Reminds me of a feng shui character...great stuff
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Well here we are again at the end of another week. This is the end of my hiatus from surgery as I get the OK to go back to work now. I am much better and I thank all of the scores of you who wished me well.
Well did we make any money this week? It is there for the taking. Trillions of dollars in the biggest bank in the world with easy access by all who have a trading account. All you have to do is buy low and sell high or sell high and buy low if you short. Why is it so hard for most? Real easy answer. It is also 100% correct....WE get in the way....;-)
I probably got out of FSC too early. I was trying to avoid the stampede every time we get close to 11.00. I was out today on 30,000 shares for a little over $12,000 profit. FSC has been good. It is less reliable than the Varsity Five though so I have Red Shirted it to the bench. It is a maverick and should be used only on special occasions.
I really believe more and more on surgical incisions. Strike with many shares for small moves. Do this only on stocks with 80+% historically reliable runs to EX, like LINE and KMP....good examples. I took over a dollar each this past week and a half on a few thousand shares of each. That two week run to EX on each is golden, historically with over 80% statistical reliability of over 1.00 wins on each.
ARR is like watching grass grow. It is up 10 cents since purchase on (X+2).It still has a long ways to go until exit on May 9-10 though. I would like to see 6.50 or better by then. I presently have 20,000 shares, and would like to add 10,000 more.
I have standing orders for 6,000 shares more of CLM, CRF, CFP, and JTP. They are all stars on the Varsity Team presently in play. JPC is waiting in the locker room, getting his jersey on to join the game. That will be the 5 man dream team for this coming month. Remember the rules. The other team does not always play fair and can hit below the belt. If that happens we have our Stop Rules to sideline our players, (more, cont)....
Hi Doc. I've come across a couple of your references to Glad strategy but haven't seen the original post that describes the strategy. Could you tell me where that information is? Thanks
Camden see Docs post on page 3 "GLAD/3% Consolidation Rules". It lists his email address to request latest issue of GLADS rules. DocReits@gmail Good Luck.
Re FSC: I agree. There's historical resistance around 11. MIght have gotten another .10 if lucky, but it was hard to say no to double the average monthly delta pps.
while they recover. You will note I no longer call this Glad/3%, but Glad/1.5%. I am presently using 10 cents as a buy guide for all future declines. This works out to about 1.5% on the present PPS of the 5-6 dollar/share members of the Varsity.
Since our newest member, JPC will weigh in at 10.00/share it will change the relative nature of 10 cents, so I thought a standard would be good to establish at 1.5%. This is still pretty conservative as the Rules state that we take the lower of the last purchase price or the current day's close and use that PPS and multiply by .985 in setting the new limit buy.
I am hoping everyone saw the new Stop addendum to Stop out if the close on (X-7) is less than the original purchase price. This has a sometimes negative effect in stopping you out early for further runs to EX, but has a greater positive effect in stopping severe loss.
Well, with that out of the way, I am off to slumber land. I wish all of my friends much success and happiness as we trade this exciting Glad/1.5% model. I am excited. Remember not to hate the model on your first loss, because it is coming. This is a model to create successful trades on 90% of your entries. That means 10% of the time we will lose. You must buck up and deal with that reality, especially with the knowledge that you will win 90% of the time...;-)
Be Glad,
I think most are aware of this, but it can't be emphasized enough. Be sure to use CASH on hand for your purchases as opposed to using margin. The margin interest will severely eat into your profit potential while trading the GLAD model.
Sleep well, Doc, for a job well done, and many thanks for sharing it so generously.


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This mod Revives the mod called Crazy mod that were started by Jordan.
Where's the Topple 'em?
"be patient"
~Apocalypse Tank
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The turret is wider than the original one.
this remodel Fixes the model-clipping-thingy on the original one, go ahead compare it with the original one:
This is not too crazy, but i love it!
Remind's me of Contra's Shaitin tank. Cool Model!
do a tank called war machine like based on black ops 2
a tank with a semi automatic grenade launcher
buts 25% misses the enemy to be less overpowering and for more balance
nah, there is a theory that when you mention "call of duty" or "black ops 2" in this kind of mods, they will bury your comment. but i don't know if its true.
Oh god... IT'S THE SHAITAN!
No its a bit different.
it is the shaitan, and its model was for public use, but i feel like it needs a new model so i made a new one.
no offense, but, this looks smaller than the original Gatling Overlord.
no, this is Bigger than the original, i can render a comparison picture between this one, and the original one.
bigger? ok then. thanks for the reply.
actually, the size of the turret is big, making it look like small
i feel bad for any hostile infantry that come across this..
Its a cool thing on this mod.
I balanced this unit a bit, it fires 8 bullets per clip, so its enemy will have a chance to escape.
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A lot of us have experience with this and a few have decided to stay clear of all American and Western women.
Shrink 4 Men
This is for men who are recovering from relationships with abusive women.
Plenty of horror stories there if you don't believe me.
My advice is get out as soon as possible because this bad behavior is only going to get worse.
I believe my girlfriend suffers from some sort of paranoia based personality disorder, such as Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Borderline Personality, Bi-polar... I cannot really tell if it's just one of, or maybe a combination of them. I just know that something is not right about the way she reacts to the smallest things, and how heavily she emphasizes that so many feelings she has are somehow a result of my actions.
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Is she this way to you all the time? Hormones can affect some women very badly. Have you sat her down and PROPERLY discussed your feelings i.e that your considering leaving her. I only ask cause this cause you ssid that in the beginning things were good???
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We do not have any children together, thankfully. We also do not live together, however she keeps sending me links to Craigslist rentals. I can't live with that type of person though.... In which case, why should I continue the relationship if I already know that it's a dead end?


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I am sure that Abeliever or Toots will be more than glad to help you out when they get on here later Dana. Both of them seem to like to cook. Wish I could help, but all I could do would be post an online recipe, those ladies probably both have fine home cooked recopies that will be better than anything I could find for you..Does any one have a recipe for "old fashion apple stack cake" .
My grandpa has expressed a desire for some and I have never heard of it. He is 89 and I would love to surprise him .Thank you to anyone who can help.
Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.
There are 81784 comments on the The Cincinnati Enquirer story from Jan 5, 2011, titled Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.. In it, The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that:
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#78043 Dec 13, 2012
Will you help this lady out please?
#78044 Dec 13, 2012
Don't you know how us old tightwads do? We set an opened can of pork and beans by the wood-stove in the morning to heat up for dinner, then another can of wolf chili, or ...whatever, to heat up in time for supper. Saves electricity or propane.
I personally use a propane stove to cook fancy suppers on, it still works if the electric goes out. And I have always liked to see fire under what I'm cooking.
#78045 Dec 13, 2012
A big old danged helichopper just flew over my house. It had sprayers on each side of it. I thought the KU only sprayed the weeds under hard to access power lines in the springtime.
#78047 Dec 13, 2012
Good afternoon bird lovers. I hope you have enjoying the sunny day we are blessed with again. Lots of birds in my area this morning chirping, fighting for the birdseed. haha
I will be back, I have to go read up and see what I missed.
Enjoy your day!
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#78049 Dec 13, 2012
Sorry, Imposter, but I don't cook well. I was one of those "career ladies" who never developed "house mouse" skills. I've never heard of that kind of cake, either. Must be one of those Southern recipes. Sounds like it might be good. I'll bet that Abeliever has a recipe.
#78050 Dec 13, 2012
Back at you on the cheerful greetings Una. I will come back tonight and sing Soft Kitty to you. lol
I hope you have a blessed day as well.:)
Since: Apr 09
#78051 Dec 13, 2012
My birds are very well mannered at the feeders, they take turns. I think they have been reading Martha Stewart Living. It is a beautiful day.
#78052 Dec 13, 2012
Old Fashion stack cakes are no easy chore so roll up your sleeves and maybe get a helper. Absolutly be sure to refrig at least 24 hours before serving.
1/2 cup all-vegetable shortening
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup buttermilk
1/3 cup molasses
1 egg, slightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Pinch of nutmeg (sorry but it says pinch),,
Confectioners' sugar for dusting
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray 6 (9-inch) cake pans with nonstick cooking spray. Line bottoms of pans with parchment paper, and spray parchment paper with cooking spray.
In a medium bowl, beat shortening and sugar at medium speed with a mixer until creamy. Add buttermilk, molasses, egg and vanilla, beating well.
In a large bowl, combine flour, ginger, baking soda, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. Make a well in center of flour mixture. Add shortening mixture, stirring just until combined.
On a lightly floured surface, form dough into a log; cut into six equal portions. Place one portion in each prepared pan, and use fingers to lightly pat dough to edges of pans.
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove from pans and cool completely on wire racks. Cake will have the consistency of a gingerbread cookie.
Place one cake layer on a serving plate or cake stand; spread with about 3/4 cup warm apple butter filling. You can use jar filling but below is a good filling.
Repeat procedure with remaining layers and fruit butter filling, stacking each on previous layer. Do not spread fruit butter filling on top layer. Cover and refrigerate cake for at least 24 hours. Just before serving, dust with confectioners' sugar.
Apple butter filling:
4 cups roughly chopped dried apples
3/4 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cinnomon
6 cups apple cider (not juice)
In large saucepan, combine dried fruit and all dry ingredients. Add enough liquid to cover. Bring to a low boil and cook, stirring often, for 45 minutes.
Remove from heat, and let stand for 10 minutes or until cooled slightly. Transfer to the work bowl of a food processor or container of a blender; process until smooth. Coat cake layers while filling is still warm.
Then mail me a piece.
#78053 Dec 13, 2012
Just close your eyes and imagine it when I sing it tonight. I will take my shirt off while doing so. lol
Since: Apr 09
#78054 Dec 13, 2012
Bless you. I am looking forward to this evening and the Soft Kitty Song. Lol.
#78055 Dec 13, 2012
Great recipe Hempburn, here is another one:
Cook Time: 18 minutes
Total Time: 18 minutes
6 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3/4 cup shortening
1 cup sugar
1 cup molasses
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup buttermilk
Sift together flour, soda, baking powder, salt, ginger and cinnamon. Cream shortening and sugar; add molasses and mix well. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Stir in vanilla. Add buttermilk alternately with flour, mixing well. Place dough on floured surface. Work in enough flour to make it easy to handle, but not stiff. Divide dough into 9 portions; shape into balls. Place 1 ball in greased 9-inch round pan. Press dough with hand evenly over bottom of pan.
Bake at 350 degrees 15 to 18 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool slightly before removing from the pan.
Continue the same process for each ball of dough. Same pans may be used again but grease each time. Stack layers with apple filling (below). Store cake in airtight container or wrap at least over night to for best flavor and moisture. Cake freezes well.
1 pound dried apples
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
2 teaspoons cinnamon
Wash and cook apples in water until tender. Drain then mash well; mix with sugars and cinnamon.
#78056 Dec 13, 2012
I will wear my Soft Kitty sleep shirt while singing it.:)
Since: Apr 09
#78057 Dec 13, 2012
He might take some cake later. Hehehe.
#78058 Dec 13, 2012
Hi lala, actually I have two recipes. One from Mom and one from my ex-mother-in-law. It is basically one of those "southern" recipes like bread pudding. I love to cook and bake. Always have. So grateful Mom taught all of us girls to cook. I taught my son. Nothing sexier than a man that can cook. I use to have one that did. He was killed 3 months before we were to be married. I still miss him terribly.
Since: Apr 09
#78059 Dec 13, 2012
Cool, Lol.
#78060 Dec 13, 2012
Second recipe I have, both are good, one is easier to make.
2 2/3 cups plain White Lilly flour, sifted
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon Ginger
1 teaspoon Salt
1/3 cup molasses
1 cup Brown Sugar
1/2 cup butter
2 Eggs
1 pound dried apples, cooked
1 cup Sugar
1 cup Brown Sugar
Sift together dry ingredients. blend molasses, brown sugar and butter together. Stir dry ingredients into molasses mixture. Chill 30 minutes. Divide dough into 6 equal parts and spread into greased and floured pans. Bake 2 at a time at 325° for 15 minutes. Mash together filling ingredients. On a cake plate, stack 1 cake and alternate filling and cake. Mix 1 qt. of apple butter with 1 pt. of apple sauce and pour over cake.
Hope you can make one for your Dad. I wish I could make one for my Dad. It has been years since I have even made one.
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#78061 Dec 13, 2012
Here's some news for you folks to figure out. Yesterday, there were news reports (breaking news crawl at the bottom of the t.v.screen)about a shuttle-type plane about 1/4 the size of the original space shuttles blasting off from Florida. The mission involving this shuttle was deemed classified, but reporters conjectured that this mini-shuttle was sent up to deploy some kind of satellite. In other news today, North Korea blasted off a multi-stage rocket carrying a satellite into orbit. This is the first time that a rocket had a range long enough to reach California. Scientists from Iran were present during the take off. N. Korea reported success,but U.S. stated that the satellite was not fully under control and was tumbling in orbit. No worries for no about it plummeting to earth.
I wonder what's up with these two events. North Korea will soon have the capability to use a warhead with their new rocket. They are in collaboration with Iran, which adds a new destabilization factor to consider, amid the chaos now occurring in the Middle East. And what's up with that U.S. shuttle that really isn't talked about since yesterday. Syria's government is about to topple, with extreme violence erupting there.
This has implications for us. The extreme violence going on now will have ramifications for us, in that there will be increases in price for gas. We risk being drawn in to another conflict. Increased prices for food will be passed on to the consumer; from more costs for commercial farmers to grow the food, to increased costs to transport the food to grocery stores. The world is in quite a mess.
#78062 Dec 13, 2012
@ Hempburn, tonight is a good night to star gaze..
The Geminids meteor shower, which will be at its peak Thursday and Friday ... Tonight likely will offer the best viewing.
#78063 Dec 13, 2012
News headlines I read last night while you all were sleeping..lol
NASA releases Told Ya So apocalypse video early
Dec. 21, 2012, has long been rumored to be the day of the Mayan apocalypse, when Earth comes to its inglorious end. The good folks at NASA want you to know that isn't going to happen.
It is on the NASA website as well as all the news media sites with the video. Has updates on Solar Flares(no threat) and the rogue planet heading for Earth apocalypse (None). Check it out.
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I just purchased the 70D body only and am trying to decide on a good first loom lens to pair with it, that is also affordable. I'm trying to decide between the ef 28-135 and the new 18-135 STM. I understand the EF -EFS dilemma and that's not an important factor for me. Just wondering what is good performance wise.
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