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The Money World Is Losing Faith In The Illusion Of Control
Submitted by Howard Kunstler via Kunstler.com,
The rot moves from the margins to the center, but the disease moves from the center to the margins. That is what has happened in the realm of money in recent weeks due to the sustained mispricing of the cost of credit by central banks, led by the US Federal Reserve. Along the way, that outfit has managed to misprice just about everything else — stocks, houses, exotic securities, food commodities, precious metals, fine art. Oil is mispriced as well, on the low side, since oil production only gets more expensive and complex these days while it depends more on mispriced borrowed money. That situation will be corrected by scarcity, as oil companies discover that real capital is unavailable. And then the oil will become scarce. The "capital" circulating around the globe now is a squishy, gelatinous substance called "liquidity." All it does is gum up markets. But eventually things do get unstuck.
Meanwhile, the rot of epic mispricing expresses itself in collapsing currencies and the economies they are supposed to represent: India, Turkey, Argentina, Hungary so far. Italy, Spain, and Greece would be in that club if they had currencies of their own. For now, they just do without driving their cars and burn furniture to stay warm this winter. Automobile use in Italy is back to 1970s levels of annual miles-driven. That's quite a drop.
Before too long, the people will be out in the streets engaging with the riot police, as in Ukraine. This is long overdue, of course, and probably cannot be explained rationally since extreme changes in public sentiment are subject to murmurations, the same unseen forces that direct flocks of birds and schools of fish that all at once suddenly turn in a new direction without any detectable communication.
Who can otherwise explain the amazing placidity of the sore beset American public, beyond the standard trope about bread, circuses, and superbowls? Last night they were insulted with TV commercials hawking Maserati cars. Behold, you miserable nation of overfed SNAP card swipers, the fruits of wealth and celebrity! Savor your unworthiness while you await the imminent spectacles of the Sochi Olympics and Oscar Night! Things at the margins may yet interrupt the trance at the center. My guess is that true wickedness brews unseen in the hidden, unregulated markets of currency and interest rate swaps.
The big banks are so deep in this derivative ca-ca that eyeballs are turning brown in the upper level executive suites. Notable bankers are even jumping out of windows, hanging themselves in back rooms, and blowing their brains out in roadside ditches. Is it not strange that there are no reports on the contents of their suicide notes, if they troubled to leave one? (And is it not unlikely that they would all exit the scene without a word of explanation?) One of these, William Broeksmit, a risk manager for Deutsche Bank, was reportedly engaged in "unwinding positions" for that that outfit, which holds over $70 trillion in swap paper. For scale, compare that number with Germany's gross domestic product of about $3.4 trillion and you could get a glimmer of the mischief in motion out there. Did poor Mr. Broeksmit despair of his task?
Physicist Stephen Hawking declared last week that black holes are not exactly what people thought they were. Stuff does leak back out of them. This will soon be proven in the unwinding derivatives trades when most of the putative wealth associated with swaps and such disappears across the event horizon of bad faith, and little dribbles of their prior existence leak back out in bankruptcy proceedings and political upheaval.
The event horizon of bad faith is the exact point where the credulous folk of this modern age, from high to low, discover that their central banks only pretend to be regulating agencies, that they ride a juggernaut of which nobody is really in control. The illusion of control has been the governing myth since the Lehman moment in 2008. We needed desperately to believe that the authorities had our backs. They don't even have their own fronts.
Is the money world at that threshold right now? One thing seems clear: nobody is able to turn back the plummeting currencies. They go where they will and their failures must be infectious as the greater engine of world trade seizes up. Who will write the letters of credit that make international commerce possible? Who will trust whom? When do people seriously start to starve and reach for the pitchforks? When does the action move from Kiev to London, New York, Frankfurt, and Paris?
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+1 for the use of ca-ca.
How about that recovery! :P
I am preaching to the choir here on ZH, but you can't paper over the world's debt problems. The economic miracle is just a mirage these days.
Shhhh! It's the weather.
May be old news but interesting none the less.
Press Used to Print Millions of Counterfeit US Banknotes Seized
Authorities believe this man to be the ringleader of the counterfeiters and is known on the street as 'Helicopter Ben'.
Known accomplices, Hank 'The Hammer' Paulson, Timothy 'Turbo' Geithner, Jack 'Citiboy' Lew, Jamie 'The Cufflink' Dimon, and Lloyd 'The Squid' Blankfein.
If you see them say something!
If you see them say something ! OK..... OPEN FIRE !
Eric "Rick" Masters (Money Making Sequence) 1985
correct on everything but oil -- James go learn about some oil tech pls.
Yeah he's a bit much on that topic but he made his name with the "peak oil" crowd so he's got to stay on that theme.
And does he really think the world is going to go back to making things by hand when there's probably millions of CNC and ao many other automated manufacturing systems in the world?
But the whole energy mess would be solved if some efficient means of storing huge amounts of electrical energy was developed.
it's fukn annoying yappin bout peak oil yet not knowing shit bout the underlying tech/#'s/etc. -- cheapenz his other pointz makes him look like hysterical neo-malthusian that he ultimately is...
Where does massage oil fall in all of this?
itz drizzling out of Kuntzlerz ass...
That's gross and you've totally ruined my fantasy.
And what about "pig fat gun oil" too??
Or stripper oil (glitter infused).
He is right about oil too.
What is this new oil tech you're referring to?
Is it the "amazing" new technology being used in the Bakken or Eagle Ford where one $10,000,000.00 oil well produces 10 seconds worth of oil over 45 years?
"Is the money world at that threshold right now?"
The money world is always at a threshold. Expand exponentially or die. Unfortunately or fortunately humans have no ability to supply and demand exponentially long-term let alone forever.
Billions of walking unfunded liabilities are eventually going to have to go, if they use the big weapons... extinction is not out of the question. Use the equation and the equation eventually uses you.
Unfortunately demographics. Demand is receeding, excess supply.
EM countries currencies going down does not mean they have
economic problems that are being uncovered as all this crisis talk would imply. Large capital outflows alone
are not making currencies drop, as liquidity for the local currency could be created by local central banks.
What we are looking at is a repeat of the various convertability issues we had in Asia and Russia before :
Loss of confidence in the local currency because of certain bank-run like capital outflows make central banks losing
their cool and throwing good money after bad, draining reserves for no reason than trying to maintain textbook
conversion rates. They panic and make the initial drop a
self fulfilling prophecy. The Soroses can no longer play that game in Europe, but any ones currency is fair game.
But my point is, after getting burned badly in this game
in two decades ; it is not a liquidity thing, hot money
parting good riddance, it is a self induced squeeze on staying convertible, the suspension of which would have little consequences for the local stake holders.
I like event horizons, like falling into a Black Hole. Nothing escapes except x-rays.
Neutrinos dude.
HFT engineers want to use neutrinos to cut the distance and thus the time to all exchange matching engines.
They are working on a wormhole glory hole where they get into a different muppet each time they try it.
I knew that pndr4495....and they are also looking into the use of quantum computers that opperate at light speed.
I think you're right, headbanger, but it's really hard to tell what neutrinos do isn't it?
Yeah I noticed that about the little buggers. I'm beginning to think they're actually quarks or gluons.
And the devil. He goes where he will. Can you see him stacking this all up so it will fall like a house of cards on everyone, everyone. Poor and rich alike. It will probably be worse on the rich - they can't deal with hardship.
Hawking came out and said there is no such thing as an event horizon. Maybe Bernanke got to him.
I think Hawkings should go find out by launching himself into a black hole and see if he comes out somewhere else in space-time.
Like pre-Big Bang so he can also see if his "you only need gravity to make the universe" shit is true.
But then how would he ever publish unless he waits about 14 billion years or so?? Oh well, such is science.
Gamma burst?
No shit. We've got the fourth banker "suicide" in a week now. Something is happening, and it is nasty, one way or another.
From RT article (http://rt.com/business/russell-investments-chief-economist-dead-564/):
- He was previously an assistant vice president and research economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis....
His name was Mike Dueker, his name was Mike Dueker, his name was Mike Dueker.
RIP fucktard.
Its all just a coincidence.....
Its the end of the World....
Most useful idiots are now being liquidated. Everyone who lives is either a true believer or powerless.
Are they suicides or were they suicided?
Either case speaks to increasing desperation on the parts of the financial "elites".
tmosley: Yes i observe increasing desperation also....it is often overlooked that crime is a cycle that includes ever increasing circles to operate, and is extremely inefficient and unreliable when it is ongoing. Nature abhors a vacuum, but it will also not tolerate inbreeding and concentration of power at all in the long term either.
It is not long before they do not trust each other, and thus the process of decay ensues and gains pace.
Very sick people by now indeed.
Karen Hudes does a very good interview the other day on an Australian show
"Karen worked in the legal department of the World Bank from 1986-2007. During this time she began to blow the whistle on the endemic corruption she witnessed. This honourable action led to her termination and mistreatment.
Posted on youtube and Fairnikum radio 3 days ago. "Institutional Corruption - Karen Hudes "Karen worked in the legal department of the World Bank from 1986-2007. During this time she began to blow the whistle on the endemic corruption she witnessed. This honourable action led to her termination and mistreatment."
Awesome,it's raining bankers,I hope it fucking pours.
The underlying problem in this highly stressed sector is a shortage of specialist economic climate psychiatrists. I have tried to draw attention to the fact that i am the only one of this specialist medical science so far albeit as an amateur/hobbyist, but it has fallen thus far on deaf ears.
If there are any bankers at ZH, i would only be too happy to perform my first consultation so we can get on with effecting a cure.
I also have an interest in the practice of forensic economic psychiatry, and with a background in understanding the money creation and destruction process, and being multi skilled, i could help train new apprentices in this exciting new field in medicine
Are you going to use ball-peen hammers?
If so, count me in.
"extreme changes in public sentiment are subject to murmurations, the same unseen forces that direct flocks of birds and schools of fish that all at once suddenly turn in a new direction without any detectable communication."
Go ahead FED. See if you can control this.
They're trying. Each plunge today has been stopped by a surge of buys but after the surge ends no one steps in to continue the buying. It's a bad day for BTFD. Maybe they're waiting for tomorrow. It's a flash crashy sort of day. Weeklys are still cheap 20% down.


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When I was about seven years old I swear I actually saw Rudolph flying through the sky on Christmas Eve.
As an excited child who had left a can of beer and a carrot on the mantelpiece, catching some z's on Christmas Eve was harder than sharing your toys with your little sisters.
It came as no surprise that I woke up sometime in the middle of the night and peered out of the window. What was a surprise however was the tiny red dot I saw moving slowly across the night sky.
I was convinced the red glow was Rudolph's nose lighting the way for Santa to deliver me a giant soft toy of Smurfette.
The next morning when I opened my Santa sack and lo and behold there was no Smurfette, I was inconsolably upset.
My mother quite rightly pointed out I had not actually asked Santa for a Smurfette toy, but as a seven-year-old who changed her mind daily, that did not make me feel better.
"But Santa is a magic man! He should have known I wanted her more than I even wanted a pony," I wailed as I sat under the Christmas tree, crying for at least half an hour.
Yes, in retrospect I was an ungrateful child. It wasn't until years later when I found a receipt in my Mothers bag for the Spice Girls tape Santa had given me that I began to feel bad about my Smurfette episode.
For someone who loves shopping I am almost petrified of gift giving. Every time I see someone unwrap a gift I have given them, I'm secretly cringing. All I can imagine is their post present meltdown. A meltdown of Smurfette proportions.
That's why when it comes to giving presents to people I really care about there is no way I am wrapping up socks or giving out gift cards. Special people get homemade gifts from me.
I'm talking about something that often costs me no more than my time and probably, if history is anything to go by, resulted in me super gluing the tip of my tongue to my teeth.
Homemade gifts come from the heart and are sprinkled in thoughtfulness and creativity. Not only are they special but they are likely to last a lot longer than that $80 Buzz Lightyear from the Warehouse.
The best gifts I have ever received have been made with love and not by child labourers in China. These gifts, all of which I still have, really touched me.
There is a giant book filled with every possible Shakespeare thing you could imagine, a handmade quilt my nanna made me for my bed, a photo album documenting the wordly travels of my 'Baby Eifel' key ring, a picture painted by my four-year-old nephew, and a Survival Tin with a message written on a scroll.
Some of the things this Survival Tin included were:
* A 10c coin, so I can never say I'm broke
* Glitter, so there is always a little sparkle in my life
* A paper clip, to keep everything together
* A match, to light my fire when I feel burnt out
* A pin, to remind me to stay sharp
That gift was given to me 12 years ago, and I still have it. I'll keep it forever.
I've sent friends on a treasure hunt across Wellington, complete with pirate rhymes and a treasure chest. I've filled jars with cookie ingredients and tied a recipe to them, I've even turned gangster and recorded a rap for someone.
My favourite to date was for a 21st. My friend is a musician and I spent weeks finding the sheet music for his favourite songs. After collecting everything ranging from Chopin to Pink Floyd, not to mention one Britney Spears number, I got them all bound in a book called 'Twenty One Songs for Twenty One Years." A musicians dream.
If you are anything like me and you are yet to start your Christmas shopping, don't get pulled into thinking you will be living on noodles for the next few weeks.
The best gifts don't cost the earth, the best gifts are often homemade and from the heart. And hey, if they are not impressed with your ice block stick sculpture, at least they will appreciate the story about how you super glued your tongue to your teeth while trying to make it.
The silly season is upon us, but my dears there is no need to go silly with your credit card. Well, unless of course you are thinking of buying me a giant Smurfette toy.
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Imagine for a moment that someone is coming over to photograph you. Decide for yourself why they would be coming – are they photographing your family together? Are they doing a profile on you as an up-and-coming entrepreneur for a local magazine? Whatever makes you feel excited. Pick a reason: ___________________________________ Banish any momentary panic […]
I don't shoot family portraits so I don't blog with the same frequency as many of your readers, however I do shoot weddings etc.
One thing I wonder when reading photo blogs is: do they seem so similar because everyone is trying to jam in the same content rich keywords and SEO rich phrases? Everyone knows what Google is looking for with regard to blog length etc and is trying to use that (understandably) to their advantage.
The down side of this however, is that so many of the entries then begin to feel the same. It is more like I am looking at a math equation or a fill-in-the-blanks template rather than a highly personal or interesting story. (Often with a LOT of photos when a tighter edit would communicate far more effectively)
My suggestion is to really try to look for anything that is a little bit different and doesn't feel like blatant (or not so blatant) ego stroking. Whether it is a matter of "this person was so cool" versus "this person was so cool because of xyz" I would think people see through that if not authentic?
In any case, I'd strive to fold something truly unique into the post, whether it is mentioning the history of the place where you shot, or how the session was particularly poignant because you talked about how difficult parenting can be etc. etc. etc. Anything more than "this person was just the cutest thing ever" in a predictable Google friendly number of words and trackbacks.
I'm reasonably sure people can tell if a blog post feels more like trying to get eyeballs vs true communication. And even with specifics of how they were cool, pretty etc, to me there needs to be a little more depth.
But again, although I have shot people and weddings for almost 20 years, I do not shoot families / newborns so my thinking on this might be completely off base.
I love this! I've always heard this and tried (it takes intentionality) to do this conversation. Listening and asking other questions about their life is always a sure fire way to a friend!
Another amazing post, Jenika! You always have such a great perspective that I find myself nodding along to & saying "That makes sense! I never thought of it that way before!" (Is this my appreciation gesture for you? ;D) Thanks for sharing & will definitely keep this in mind the next few days. Have a great week!
It is interesting how you put into words such basic elements of kindness. I try to find a more interesting way to state or question the obvious and you nailed it in such simple terms. Thank you. I do not have a blog, but when I do I would take your course. I do write short articles for different newsletters about catching someone doing something good. Thanks for the additional perspectives I will practice.
I absolutely love this! I'm getting ready to start my photography business blog and was just looking for a way to differentiate myself from the typical post. Thank you!
Brilliant! You did a wonderful job explaining this, thank you for your insight
Blogging is by far the hardest thing for me. I'm naturally shy and not the best with words. So I hesitate posting. Often times I'll write out an entire post and then delete or hide it because I feel it's stupid. After reading this I finally feel I can write something that will come naturally. Even if it's just a few brief sentences.
Great post! Irresistible Words is such an awesome tool to help find the right words that aren't generic. I enjoying writing thoughtful posts for my clients and it's easier with the approach that you outline in the ebook!
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Thank you for another brilliant article, Jenika! Not flattery or ego stroking, but noticing true beautiful things that others do and telling them about it – how simple is that? But what a powerful impact it makes! I'm typically a lurker, devouring and studying every article on your blog, but I decided that it was time to come out and tell you how much I appreciate what you do, Jenika. Thank you!!!
You are so right with this. I should do so much more and better… but I feel quite ridiculous at writing. Oh well.
Well written! Amazing advice!
Hi Jennika! Thank you for this wonderful post. I think this is such a valuable take on blogging and fulfilling clients wants and needs, really simple and really helpful. I have had a site for a while but just started actively blogging (I will be posting my third blog post today!) so this post came at perfect timing.
Loved your positive take on calling people out on their best traits – the world needs more of this!
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If this has been posted already I do apologize; if it has please point me to the thread and I can look for myself. Do we know when BV will be set to tourney positions?The week after City of Fountains
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How long before he is sent to the zionist school for the conversion of self hating Jews. How long before he recants and mends his goyim ways.
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Deniliquin needs more youth events and facilities, according to Deniliquin High School's Student Representative Council.CASS SAVELLIS March 25, 2014 4:25am
Deniliquin High School's Student Representative Council would like to see more youth events and facilities specifically for young people in Deniliquin.
Talking to the Deniliquin Pastoral Times on Friday, four SRC students — Georgia Van Lieshout, Jaime Blake, Abbey Smith and Forbes Lindeman — shared their views on the need for more events that attract a school-aged crowd.
The students also believe a dedicated youth 'hang-out' may help stop country kids turning to crime, drugs or alcohol for thrills.
Year 11 student Georgia Van Lieshout said there needs to be more options for people ''our age'' to do on a weekend.
''A permanent cinema would be great. One that shows up to date movies that can't already be hired. If they are already out on DVD then people don't always see the point in going.
''It wouldn't matter who had to organise it, even if there was a roster and people could take it in turns.
''If there was a proper cinema set up that could charge money and keep running, say on a Friday night, that would give a lot of young people something to do.''
With the Deniliquin Youth Council now disbanded, the SRC wants youth to still have a voice.
SRC member Jaime Blake, a Year 10 student, is also part of the Youth and Beyond group which has representatives including Deniliquin Mayor Lindsay Renwick, police, the school counsellor and other interested community members.
The group meets once a term to discuss ''where youth are at and what they are interested in'', Jaime said.
''We discuss what kids want to do in town and have come up with ideas like as an under-18 music festival and movie nights,'' she said.
''But there are big logistics to organise something like a festival.''
Year 11 SRC member Forbes Lindeman acknowledged that while there have been youth events in the past, he believes young people are more inclined to attend if the event is aimed at adults.
''If there are events like a 'youth disco' or 'youth movie night' young people get the idea that they are going to be for kids and not teenagers,'' he said.
''If you take the word 'youth' away from the events, it automatically gets more people's attention.''
All SRC members agreed the stigma around the term 'youth' deters teenagers away from events for young people.
''It's like the Youth Council; not many students want to be on these committees because they 'aren't cool','' Jaime said.
''Whereas I know lots of people under 18 that want to go to the high school music night (tomorrow) just because it's for adults only.
''It's as though you have to aim a little bit above their age to get them interested.''
The students also reiterated that while many teens claim ''there is nothing to do in town'', many are also reluctant to do something about it.
''Some people aren't interested in being on these committees or helping to run events,'' Georgia said.
The SRC is workshopping ideas to involve all high school students in projects throughout the year, such as a whole school fundraiser or activity that aims for a contribution from every student.
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Lenoir-Rhyne Women's Lacrosse Drops Home ContestWritten by Jason Savage
The Lenoir-Rhyne women's lacrosse team lost at home to Regis (Colorado) 16-9 Wednesday night.
The Bears were led by Claire Wach who had four goals. Torrey Schwitkis added three goals for L-R as well.
L-R is 2-3 on the season and hosts Shippensburg out of Pennsylvania on Saturday.
Lenoir-Rhyne Baseball Defeats Pfeiffer in Non-Conference ContestWritten by Jason Savage
The Lenoir-Rhyne baseball team defeated Pfeiffer at home last night 7-3. L-R was led by Justin Dean who went 4-for-5 at the plate with a run scored. Grant Fuller was 3-for-3 with two runs scored an an RBI. Bears improve to 13-3 on the early season. Lenoir-Rhyne opens South Atlantic Conference play in a doubleheader at Mars Hill beginning at Noon on Saturday in a doubleheader.
Lenoir-Rhyne Softball Splits Doubleheader With Francis MarionWritten by Jason Savage
Senior designated player Mykah Nevin homered to back the six-hit pitching of senior right-hander Shelby Kelley as Francis Marion University beat 19th-ranked Lenoir-Rhyne University 2-1 en route to a split of Wednesday afternoon's (March 2) non-conference softball doubleheader. Back-to-back doubles in the bottom of the seventh inning led the Bears to a 3-2 victory in game two.
Francis Marion (13-7) returns home to host Brevard College for a non-conference doubleheader on Thursday (March 3) at 3 p.m. Please note the starting time has been moved up from the original 4 p.m. time to avoid forecasted precipitation on Thursday night.
In the opener, Kelley (7-6) allowed only six hits, walked none, and struck out seven. She avoided a first-and-third with one-out situation in the bottom of the seventh by recording a strikeout and a fielder's choice grounder.
Nevin gave FMU a 1-0 lead in the second inning with a solo homer to left field. An RBI ground out by junior right fielder Kaylee Childers doubled the Patriot margin (2-0) in the fourth.
LRU (15-3) cut the margin in half with a triple and an RBI single in the bottom of the sixth, but left the tying run on base in each of the last three innings.
In the second contest, the Bears scored twice in the bottom of the first off FMU sophomore righty Samantha Wroblewski. Only one of the runs was earned due to a Patriot throwing error.
Francis Marion trimmed the deficit to 2-1 in the third inning when freshman shortstop Taylor Johnson singled in pinch runner Kristen English (who was running for Nevin). FMU knotted the score when junior second baseman Taylor Brunson led off the sixth inning with a solo shot to left field.
However, back-to-back doubles by senior Ashley Oliver and sophomore Madison Carter accounted for LRU's winning tally in the bottom of the last frame.
Johnson was 2-for-3 in the second contest, while Nevin, Brunson, and senior third baseman Sharee Blomquist had one hit in each contest.
Kelley relieved Wroblewski in the sixth inning and was tagged with the loss. Wroblewski allowed just three hits in 5.1 innings of work.
Lenoir-Rhyne senior right-hander Maryann Hoskins (6-3) took the loss in game one and earned the win with one scoreless innings of relief work in game two.
Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Basketball Knocked Out of SAC TournamentWritten by Jason Savage
The fifth-seeded Newberry Wolves shot 87.5 percent from the free throw line on the way to a 98-90 win over the fourth-seeded Lenoir-Rhyne Bears in the quarterfinals of the South Atlantic Conference Tournament on Wednesday night.
With the win, Newberry moves to to 18-11 overall on the season and will take on top-seeded Lincoln Memorial (27-2) in the SAC Tournament semifinals at Furman's Timmons Arena in Greenville at 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Bears used outside shooting to take an early lead with a pair of three-pointers by Reed Lucas, taking a 10-5 lead at the 15:26 mark. Newberry scored eight consecutive points to take a lead and L-R's Billy Bales netted a triple at the 12:55 mark to tie the game at 13-all.
The Wolves then surged by making seven consecutive buckets, with a Crockett layup with just under 10 minutes remaining giving Newberry a 23-13 lead, which was the first double digit lead for either side.
Lenoir-Rhyne's next three baskets were three-pointers and a Rob Noyes layup cut the lead to four at 28-24 with 7:19 to go. The Wolves went on a 12-4 run with a Spease three-pointer pushing Newberry's lead to 40-28 with 4:11 in the half.
Newberry made four free throws in the final seconds of the half thanks to a Lenoir-Rhyne technical foul, pushing the lead for the scarlet and gray to 15 points at the halftime break with a 51-36 advantage.
The early second half saw Newberry push its lead to the largest of the night, with a D.J. Copeland triple at the 16:07 mark putting the Wolves up by a 59-40 score. The Bears would chip away at that lead, getting the margin back into single digits at the 11:34 mark on a Bales three-pointer.
The see-saw battle ensued from there, with both sides surging at various points. Scores on four straight Newberry possessions put the lead back at 16 points (78-62) at the 8:25 mark. A three minute drought from the field allowed the Bears back within striking distance with a Chambers three-pointer and layup for the hosts made it 80-72 with 6:42 to play.
Newberry led by 13 heading into the final three minutes before L-R's outside shooting put a scare into the Wolves. Three straight trifectas from Will Perry cut the margin to 91-86 with 1:05 to play.
From there, Lenoir-Rhyne had to foul the Wolves to try and get back into the game, but the fiery foul shooting of the scarlet and gray would not falter. Newberry made 11-of-12 free throws in the final 2:17 to seal the win and the semifinal berth.
Lenoir-Rhyne Women's Basketball Season Comes to an EndWritten by Jason Savage
The Anderson University women's basketball team followed up its second consecutive South Atlantic Conference regular season championship with a victory in the SAC Tournament quarterfinals on Wednesday, knocking off No. 8 seed Lenoir-Rhyne, 64-48, at the Abney Athletic Center.
The No. 25 Trojans – No. 5 in the Southeast Region poll – improve to 21-5 overall and advance to the semifinals on Saturday at Timmons Arena on the campus of Furman University. AU will take on Lincoln Memorial with tipoff slated for noon in Greenville.
The Bears close out their season at 12-15, 11-12.
"They're one of the hottest teams in the league," Anderson head coach Jimmy Garrity said. "They had won six out of eight coming in and they were playing to extend their season. They've done a great job."
Alexis Dillard led the charge for the victors with 16 points and eight rebounds, while Jennifer Monroe had 13 points and six boards and Heather Jankowy contributed 12 points.
Shelly Harper had 15 points for Lenoir-Rhyne and Jasmine Stafford closed out double-figure Bears with 10.
In two regular season meetings between these schools Anderson won one in a nail-biter (57-54 on Jan. 9) and the second by a rout (61-44 on Feb. 20). This time Anderson split the difference for much of the contest, never quite pulling completely away from Katie Pate's team until late.
Leading 32-23 to start the third quarter Anderson got ahead by as many as 17 before L-R tried to claw back into contention, getting the deficit down to 10 until a Jankowy trey made it 47-34 with 10 minutes remaining.
The fourth quarter, though, was owned by the Black and Gold, whose cushion got as fat as 20 points as they forced 19 turnovers along the way.
L-R used an 8-0 spurt to take a first quarter lead, ending the segment with a 16-14 edge.
The tourney's top-seed did a good portion of its damage from the free throw line, scoring half its points via foul shots.
In the second quarter, however, Anderson began to break down the Bear defense and found the range from inside and outside, outscoring the visitors 18-7 in the frame and taking a 32-23 lead into the locker room.
Dillard already had 12 points and seven boards to lead the Trojans at intermission, while Harper had eight points for Lenoir-Rhyne.
High School Baseball Results From Wednesday, 3/2/16Written by Jason Savage
High School Softball Results From Wednesday, 3/2/16Written by Jason Savage
Bandys: 13
North Iredell: 5
Draughn: 7
West Caldwell: 5
Fred T. Foard: 9
West Iredell: 7
Freedom: 6
East Burke: 4
Newton-Conover: 7
Hickory: 6
R-S Central: 10
Patton: 1
High School Girls Soccer Results From Wednesday, 3/2/16Written by Jason Savage
Alexander Central: 2
Watauga: 2
Fred T. Foard: 4
Bunker Hill: 0
Freedom: 4
Avery County: 0
Hickory: 9
R-S Central: 4
Newton-Conover: 3
Lincoln Charter: 3
St. Stephens: 4
Bandys: 0
App's Dejournette Named the Southern Conference Wrestler of the YearWritten by Jason Savage
Redshirt-junior Denzel Dejournette (Winston-Salem, N.C./R.J. Reynolds) was named the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Year for the 2015-16 season and joined three other Mountaineer wrestlers on the all-Southern Conference team, the league office announced on Wednesday.
"Our all-conference selections have done an outstanding job and have been instrumental in the dual meet season we have had," said head coach JohnMark Bentley. "I expect these guys to lead us in the postseason as we strive to produce All-Americans."
The heavyweight from Winston-Salem, N.C. put together one of the best seasons in school history, compiling 27 wins and just two losses going into the conference tournament. Dejournette went undefeated in Southern Conference matches with a 7-0 record. Dejournette also won the Michigan State Open and the Keystone Classic and placed second at the ultra-competitive Southern Scuffle.
Dejournette was named SoCon Wrestler of the Week three times during his 2015-16 campaign which gave him five for his career and was also named Southern Conference Wrestling Athlete of the Month for November.
Vito Pasone (Wilkes-Barre, Pa./E.L. Meyers) at 125 pounds, Michael Longo (Corona, Calif./Santiago) at 141 pounds, and Nick Kee (Laurinburg, N.C./Scotland) at 174 pounds joined Dejournette on the all-SoCon team. All three wrestlers went 7-0 in Southern Conference matches this season.
Pasone enjoyed another outstanding season after moving down to 125 pounds and tallied a 17-10 record over the course of the season that included a 4th place finish at the Keystone Classic. Pasone, the SoCon runner-up at 133-pounds last season, will look to make his first NCAA appearance this season.
Longo earned his first all-SoCon team selection after making the all-freshman team a year ago. Longo went 16-12 in his sophomore campaign. Longo really turned it up down the stretch of the season, winning nine of his last 11 matches. Longo heads into the SoCon Tourney looking to repeat as the 141-pound champion.
After winning Freshman of the Year last season at 165 pounds, Kee was selected to the all-SoCon team for the second-consecutive year, this time at 174 pounds. Kee excelled at his new weight class, going 25-7 with a 14-2 dual match record. Kee was named Wrestler of the Week after winning matches against UNC and NC State.
The Mountaineers had two true-freshman make the all-freshman team in Matt Zovistoski (Paramus, N.J./St. Joseph Regional) at 149 pounds and Irvin Enriquez (Aberdeen, N.C./Pinecrest) at 133 pounds. Zovistoski went 16-12 overall and 4-3 in SoCon matches. Enriquez took over the 133 pounds spot late in the season and had an overall record of 6-6 with a 4-2 dual match record. Enriquez went 3-1 against Southern Conference schools.
The Mountaineers will travel to Asheville, N.C. for the Southern Conference Wrestling Championship on Mar. 5 at Kimmel Arena.
Weaver, Van Hord Earn Sun Belt HonorsWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University track and field head coach John Weaver was named the Women's Indoor Track and Field Head Coach of the Year and Tristin Van Ord (Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill) was chosen as the Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, as announced by the Sun Belt on Wednesday.
This recognition comes just over one week after the women's team captured the school's first ever Sun Belt team title by taking first at the league's indoor meet with 101.5 points, two points more than defending champion, Texas State. Weaver picks up right where he left off from the SoCon where he was named coach of the year 41 times (including cross country) and Van Ord continues to add to her impressive resume.
Since the 2014-15 SBC Indoor Championships, Weaver's Mountaineers improved their standing from sixth to first and point total 47.5 points from 54 to 101.5.
Van Ord played a crucial role in App State bringing home the title as she only competed in two events, but won both of them to put 20 points towards the team score. The junior took first place in both the 3,000 (9:43.54) and the 5,000 (16:47.37) and is now a three-time Sun Belt indoor champion as she also won the 5,000 last season.
For the 2015-16 indoor season, the Chapel Hill, N.C., native competed a total of six times amongst the mile, 3,000 and 5,000. Those six races ended with three titles, two second-place finishes and one third place. That production came at the heels of a cross country campaign in which Van Ord won one meet, placed in the top 10 for four of the five meets she competed in and finished in 20th out of 235 total runners at the NCAA Southeast Regional.
For her career including cross country, Van Ord has been named all-conference five times, received a weekly honor from the Sun Belt five times, is a five-time SBC champ in both indoor and outdoor, has been named all-academic twice by the USTFCCCA, and was named a Division I Scholar Athlete by the USTFCCCA last season. Not to mention, her name is all over the program's record books for fastest times.
Weaver and Van Ord will lead the women's team into the outdoor season, which is set to begin on March 18-19 at the Wake Forest Invitational in Winston-Salem, N.C.


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Australia has released draft revisions to tax laws, which it said were designed to stop big firms, including the local arm of Google, from shifting their income to countries such as Holland or Ireland where the tax rates are lower.
The move is in line with a push by Britain and Germany who want the G20 group of nations to make multinational companies pay their "fair share" of taxes, following reports of large firms exploiting loopholes to shift taxation of their income away from where they are generated.
Australia's Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury said the tax laws were being revised to ensure that companies pay tax on profits made in the country, citing the case of Google Australia.
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In October, a Reuters report showed Starbucks had legally lowered its UK tax bill with inter-company loans, paying royalty fees to foreign subsidiaries and allocating money made in the UK to other units in so-called "transfer pricing".
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Is the iPad next to get the Midas touch? Leaked photos 'show new version of Apple tablet' after company unveils gold iPhone
- The gold iPhone 5s was a massive hit when it was launched this month
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- Rumours hint that iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 are set to launch on 15 October
- Previously leaked photos suggest both will come in a range of colours
King Midas could be putting his name down for the first batch of new iPad minis, if this leaked image is to be believed.
The photo, which emerged on a Chinese tech website, shows what appears to be a gold backplate for the next incarnation of Apple's ground-breaking tablet computer.
If genuine it suggests that the Silicon Valley firm is to release its new iPads in the same colour schemes as the iPhone 5s, the gold version of which became an instant must-have accessory.
The Midas touch: This photo first published by a Chinese tech site purports to show a gold backplate for the new iPad mini, suggesting Apple may continue its strategy of releasing its new gadgets in a choice of colours
The photo purporting to show the iPad Mini 2 component was published on Chinese website DoNews, alongside a second image apparently showing the front of the device, where it is equipped with a Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
Rumours suggest that Apple will launch successors to its current range of tablets at an event on next month, and previously leaked photos have already hinted that the tablets could come in a range of colourful cases.
Apple is yet to officially confirm the date of its next product launch, but analysts have begun pointing towards the 15 October.
Touch me: This second image, from the same Chinese source, purports to show the front of the iPad mini 2, where it is equipped with the same Touch ID fingerprint sensor as the Silicon Valley firms latest mobile phones
During the iPhone announcement on 10 September, Apple's CEO Tim Cook said: 'Our teams are hard at work on some amazing new hardware, software and services that we can't wait to introduce this fall and throughout 2014.'
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November 2012 and if Apple follows suit, this would suggest a
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time for Christmas.
The price of the current iPads is also being cut in various regions, suggesting a new tablet is coming.
Experts predicted Apple would launch a new range of iPads after leaked images from technology site Tactus, allegedly showed the rear shell of the iPad 5, pictured, with coloured cases
It's likely the iPad mini 2 will keep the current 7.9-inch screen and not drop to 7-inches, in a bid to stay slightly bigger than Google's Nexus 7 and Tesco's new Hudl.
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According to Apple site, 9to5Mac, the rumoured iPad 5 will also keep the 9.7-inch, high-resolution screen seen on older models.
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TORONTO - A multimedia French-language platform will be available in classrooms across Ontario for the first time this fall.
The TFO Education resources were already available to French-language school boards and some French immersion classrooms on a paid subscription basis.
But Madeleine Meilleur, minister responsible for Francophone affairs, announced today that this year the online platform will be available across the province for use by French-as-a-second-language teachers.
Meilleur says she hopes students in English-language school boards will have the confidence to use French effectively in their daily lives, as learning a second language opens the door to more opportunities.
School boards won't have to pay for the service, rather the money comes from a federal government fund provided to provinces for minority-language education.
TFO Education says teachers can plan their lessons directly on the platform, use it for teaching guides and send links for students and parents to watch videos at home.
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First Stage Children's Theater continues to prove its commitment that theater is for everyone by announcing a new program designed for children with autism.
The organization began special programs a number of years ago for little kids. The professional plays are staged for very young children – shorter duration, sitting on parents' laps and in an informal setting.
Now First Stage is going to do First Step plays, "Five Little Monkeys" and "Mole Hill Stories," for children with autism. The performances will have a limited number of attendees, be quieter and offer a host of family resources to make the experience a fruitful and stress-free occasion.
"We're delighted that children with autism and their families can enjoy these interactive performances," said Jennifer Adams, program director for Next Steps.
Performance dates are Sunday, Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. for "Five Little Monkeys" and Sunday, Jan. 19 at 4 p.m. for "Mole Hill Stories."
Performances take place at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, 325 W. Walnut St. For resource materials including a Performance Social Story and pre-performance visits to the space, contact Jennifer Adams at firstname.lastname@example.com or (414) 267-2975.
Tickets are $10 per person and are available exclusively through the First Stage box office at (414) 267-2961. In addition, First Stage announced that Next Steps classes, designed for students with autism, will resume for Spring Break Theater Academy, April 1-5, 2013, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, 325 W. Walnut St.
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Feingold victory could shift balance of power in U.S. Senate
Published April 21, 2016
Everybody in Wisconsin was all worked up about the presidential primary races a couple of weeks ago but the race between Sen. Ron Johnson and former Sen. Russ Feingold could have a lasting impact on the balance of power in Washington.
Equity versus non-Equity debate rages on for theater audiences
Published April 19, 2016
The recent staging of the touching hit musical "Once" that played a week at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts raised an issue that some people think is important to the quality of a production.
Chamber's "Fallen Angels" is a tour de force of delightful drunkenness
Published April 16, 2016
For a master class on how to put a drunk scene on stage, let me recommend "Fallen Angels," the Noel Coward drawing room comedy that opened Friday night at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre.
New boutique and suite hotels keep coming to Downtown Milwaukee
Published April 16, 2016
Hotel rooms are expanding with openings imminent or on the drawing board for the near future. Perhaps the one drawing the most attention is the Klimpton Journeyman Hotel, scheduled to open in the Historic Third Ward in June.
City could owe $3 million as Silk strip club keeps lawsuit winning streak alive
Published April 14, 2016
A hero has to step forward to save the city somewhere around $2 million after the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the city in its battle with Silk Exotic over opening a strip club Downtown.
Silk Exotic wins federal court appeal in battle for Downtown strip club
Published April 13, 2016
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago Wednesday ruled, 3-0, in favor of Silk Exotic in its lawsuit against the City of Milwaukee over denial of a license to operate a strip club Downtown.
Skylight unveils season of favorites and striking surprises
Published April 12, 2016
Every theater season I anxiously await the announcement from Milwaukee's distinctive theaters, but one I wait for most eagerly is the next season of the Skylight Music Theatre. There are some highlights next season.


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Bibliophobe slides in some brilliant political commentary!!
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Game of Thrones has mercilessly killed off characters over the years, but these lesser characters are still waiting to meet their fate.
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day 2: still working on the car
Finally, an answer to the question: "what if Predator 2 starred Eric Roberts and was way stupider?"
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