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thanks. great catch. this year I've had a few misses on the totals, more so than in years past.
I think I got 5 right this week instead of 4. I had Wisconsin, LSU, Miss St, Utah and Stanford who were all winners. Thanks
I am not listed for this past week's picks. I had 8 correct for a total of 40.
Fixed it. Not sure what happened b/c I remember tallying your picks this morning too. Must have accidentally deleted. Thanks for calling it out.
Sam, I got 8 right this week, not 5. You gotta give me three more. I'm trying to make up for a missed week!
Hi, I haven't tallied this weeks games yet, those could be from the week prior. I will go and double check your picks the last couple weeks.
Thanks Bro. What a day, huh?
I got 5 picks right so my total is 39.
Fixed it! Sorry about that, not sure how I missed your picks. I was doing it from my iPhone this week so was a bit mroe challenging. Good catch.
The recent tally indicates I didn't make any picks in Week 7. I thought I had, so I went back and checked because I was certain I picked Michigan State to beat Michigan. They did.
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When I decide to visit Naples I got different opinions about the city. Almost everyone advised me to be careful, to keep my wallet...to always go in the group....
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How big is the price hop? Only pricetag I can find online for 2014s is in the UK.
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Hey guys. I've been watching this thread for a while and had been looking for a CAAD10 for my first road bike as an upgrade to the old hybrid I had.
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
I'm 5'10 and considered getting a 52. Surely the shop you bought from gave you a fitting of some sort? If not, maybe it's worthwhile taking it to another store and paying to have the fit done. If they say it can't be done, return the bike.
Here's a pretty decent fit calculator, but if you already have the bike, I guess just ask yourself if you feel comfortable.
I'm 6' on the dot and ride a 56, but can easily get on a 54, the seat is just a slightly higher.
does anyone know where i can buy 2013 or 2014 caad10 frame and fork only?
Thought i would post a pic of my CAAD10 out on yesterday's Build up ride 1 for the Dubai 92km competitive in december. We did 32km in 55:30mins average of 34.1km/h. Burj Khalifa tallest tower in the world is in the background. Stock 2013 CAAD10 5 105 with 105 pedals, and Conti 4000s tyres. I want new wheels. This is normally asked all over the place and time and time again - but if i had a set of Archetype wheels with Chris King r45 hubs, would i noticeably feel faster and would my time have improved? is it actually worth spending the money as my next purchase for my CAAD10?


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In the past two months, five officers have been killed and three others wounded in three separate shootings that have rocked the region's law-enforcement community.
The first shooting stunned a community.
The second sent waves of anxiety across the nation.
And now, a third?
"It almost makes you numb. It's like, 'When will the horror stop?' " said Sgt. Rich O'Neill, president of the Seattle Police Officers' Guild.
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In the past two months, five officers have been killed and three others wounded in three separate shootings — the most recent Monday night — that have rocked the region's law-enforcement community.
Mental-health professionals who deal with law enforcement say this cluster of police killings and injuries is likely causing widespread anxiety and fear among local police, their families and other first responders.
On Tuesday, 14 Pierce County sheriff's deputies, along with a handful of fire- department personnel, were placed on administrative leave to give them time to recover from the emotional trauma of the latest shootings.
Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor said the dangers of law-enforcement work are at the front of every officer's mind, "but we're not going to police out of fear."
The cluster began with the Oct. 31 killing of Seattle police Officer Timothy Brenton and the wounding of his partner, Brit Sweeney. On Nov. 29 four Lakewood police officers — Sgt. Mark Renninger and Officers Ronald Owens, Tina Griswold and Greg Richards — died in an ambush at a coffee shop. On Monday night, Pierce County Deputy Kent Mundell Jr. and Sgt. Nick Hausner were wounded at a home outside of Eatonville.
While Brenton and the Lakewood officers were targeted, the Pierce County deputies were shot while responding to a domestic-violence call.
Despite that distinction, the shootings all blend together "to enhance the feeling of danger and anxiety," said Ellen Kirschman, a clinical psychologist and author of "I Love a Cop: What Police Families Need to Know."
Kirschman taught a class on officers' emotional health at the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission in Burien days before Brenton was killed as he and Sweeney sat in their patrol car on a residential street in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood.
Four days after the Lakewood shootings, she returned to Seattle at the invitation of the Seattle Police Department Family Support Group to discuss how spouses and family members can support and care for loved ones in law enforcement.
Kirschman said officers and their family members often engage in "adaptive denial."
"In order to do a dangerous job, you have to somehow minimize the danger of the job — and the families have to do that, too," she said.
Officers convince themselves that their training, their fellow officers and their officer-safety practices will keep them safe.
The recent shootings, however, likely have led to a breakdown in that sense of confidence, said Kirschman, of Redwood City, Calif.
"I think one of the things that happens when you have this pileup of law-enforcement fatalities is there's kind of a loss of innocence," she said, pointing out that nationwide, line-of-duty police deaths by gunfire have increased nearly 25 percent this year compared with 2008.
Domestic-violence calls, such as the one that led to Monday's shooting, can be particularly dangerous for police. And those calls tend to increase during the holiday season.
"It's just this time of year and the stress of the holidays," said O'Neill, the Seattle Police Officers' Guild president. "Police see a different side of the holidays — they see the ugliness that alcohol and relationships can cause."
Hal Brown, a psychotherapist who has counseled roughly 200 police officers in Michigan and Massachusetts over the past 40 years, advised officers in the Seattle-Tacoma area to both acknowledge and talk about their fears and anxieties.
"Cops need to admit they're human," Brown said. "They are better than the average person in dealing with certain kinds of trauma but … they need to recognize that everybody has their own breaking point when something just hits them."
The three local shootings are a statistical anomaly, a "once-in-a-decade phenomenon" with the Lakewood slayings representing "the peak of the insanity," Brown said.
Area officers, especially those who responded to the shooting scenes or knew the officers who were killed or wounded, are at severe risk of suffering from post-traumatic stress, he said.
"It's not just any stress — it has to be an unexpected, intense, unique kind of stress," Brown said. "The brain tries to protect itself and pushes back the memories because they're too painful."
For first responders and crime-scene investigators, "those images they see are forever burned into their memories" and can resurface months later in nightmares and flashbacks, he said. "Even a smell can trigger a memory."
Sleep disturbances, panic attacks, depression, marital problems and increased alcohol use are all symptoms of post-traumatic stress.
"It's got to be on their minds, how vulnerable they are," Brown said. "They're not driving around in Humvees; they have regular cars like you and me. They don't have bulletproof glass; they're not the president.
"… Even though the cops won't want to admit it, there has to be some real anxiety."
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Inter Milan coach Walter Mazzarri feels the players are responding to his methods.
Inter are unbeaten in four and fresh from a 0-0 draw away to second-placed AS Roma.
"I corrected mistakes and we are still not getting the results we deserve, but that too we can change. It's tough to play well against teams that clam up, so we need to find that moment that breaks the deadlock, remaining concentrated to avoid counter-attacks.
"We always create our scoring opportunities in every game and have to put the balance of the match in our favour as soon as possible."
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quote: Excellent point... I actually hadn't even considered that until you pointed it out. Is there a term yet for a company that uses questionable patents, legal maneuvers and litigation to stifle competition a la Apple and Microsoft (when it goes into beast mode)?
quote: Back in the early days of the Internet, when Golden Gopher, BBS and Mosaic ruled the roost and connection speed was discussed in baud-y terms, methods around how to load remote data to a local screen were important, novel concepts that had a real effect on the user experience.That, of course is when these "obvious" patents were filed.
quote: I have no beef with Microsoft, it's Apple that I've grown to hate over the years. Microsoft is the new cool, they are not trendy and a wannabe hipster like Apple. Licensing makes sense, cease and desist hurts progress.


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Denver Post columnist: Oklahoma City needs to win far more badly than Denver does
From The Denver Post sports columnist Mark Kiszla, who visited Durant, Okla., recently and wrote about the Thunder's impact on Oklahoma:
The state of Oklahoma has wrapped its arms around its fresh, young NBA franchise. Believe it or not, the love of Thunder might be a more crucial element in this first-round playoff series than a bushel of missed free throws clanked by the Nuggets.
For the Thunder, winning basketball games is not only an affair of the heart, but a community service for Oklahoma City, a proud, old cattle town desperately trying to prove it's more than a rest stop on the way to Dallas.
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The episode begins in a warzone, where two marines are on their daily rounds with their K9, Dex. Dex is sniffing around for hidden explosives. They see two young kids playing soccer and one of them chases the ball and goes outside the boundary lines on to a mine field. Teddy asks the kid to stop and stay still. The ball rolls over a hidden bomb and it explodes. Teddy then asks Dex to sniff the other bombs and he carefully avoids the explosives and rescues the kid. His commends Teddy for his good job. At that moment, a fire is shot and Teddy falls dead on the ground.
At NCIS, Vance is trying to find a nanny for his kids and he walks in with the 12th applicant. Tony finds it weird, but Ziva defends Vance. At that moment a woman walks in, wanting to talk to someone in charge. Based on seniority, Tony introduces himself. The woman is Rubina Miller and she tells Tony that her husband was a marine stationed in Kabul. Gibbs arrives and Rubina tells Gibbs that Ted was killed two days ago and the COD is a Taliban sniper, but Rubina thinks that is not true. She shows them a video message that Ted sent her. In the video, Ted tells his wife of having done something stupid which could piss some people off. Rubina thinks there is some foul play in Ted's murder.
In the morgue, Duckie examines Ted's body and tells Gibbs that the COD is a sniper bullet, but he isn't sure about the distance. The helmet trapped a piece of the bullet fragment in it. Abby examines the fragment and tells Gibbs that this particular shard is made up of an armor piercing alloy produced in the US. Gibbs now thinks that the wife could be right. The team tells Gibbs that James Virgil, a civilian contractor, witnessed Ted's murder. Ziva tells Gibbs that eight rounds of unused fire clips went missing from the unit's ammo. Gibbs tells them to question Virgil. At MTAC, Ziva and McGee talk to Virgil and Virgil tells them that he did not see the sniper but only heard the shot. He says that it was shot from a hilltop. He says that Ted and Dex saved their lives.
Virgil gets angry when Ziva and McGee ask him if Ted had any enemies. Virgil says that he had offered Ted a job and Ted never wanted any trouble. Next, Gibbs goes to meet Rubina and finds Dex in the house. He asks her about Ted and Rubina tells him that Ted was an easy going guy. She then mentions a fight that took place six months ago. The fight was with a trainer named Pit, who Ted thought was rough with Dex. At NCIS, the team tells Gibbs that Pit's real name is Norman and he is the official dog whisperer for the Marines. He is a civilian contractor and he recently returned to the United States. They tell him that the report shows that Ted and Pits threw punches at each other and they were ordered to stay away from each other. Gibbs asks Tony and McGee to meet Norman.
They arrive at Norman's house and they see that he is a grumpy, 61 year old man, who ill-treated his nephew. Before they could talk to him, Norman lets two dogs lose on them. Later, Norman is brought to NCIS and he tells them that there was no bad blood between him and Ted. In fact he praises Dex and Ted and tells them that the duo was "top shelf". Later, Rubina arrives with a pendant and tells the team that she got it in the mail this morning, but it was sent two weeks ago. Ted had told her to expect a surprise, but she had no clue that it was going to be something this expensive. Ziva takes the pendant to Abby and she tells her that it is real gold and the emeralds on it are the real deal. Ziva notices a pattern on the pendant and it appears to be Middle Eastern.
Next, Gibbs drops Rubina home and Dex starts growling as soon as he enters the house. He realizes the presence of an intruder. He runs into the room and manages to pull something out of the intruder's hand and forces him to drop the jewelry. Gibbs thinks that the jewelry is not what the intruder was after. At NCIS, the team tells him that the pendant belongs to a wealthy Afghani family, who owned a jewelry store but has left the country for Pakistan. The necklace is worth 9k. Gibbs goes to Vance and tells him that he wants to go to Aghanistan and has decided to take McGee and Dex along with him. The team arrives in Afghanistan and Officer Martins tells Gibbs that they have found the sniper. Martins, tells them that Virgil and the contractors were the ones to kill the sniper.
Back at NCIS, Ziva asks Vance what he is looking for in a nanny. He says admits that he is a little worried. He thinks that hiring a nanny means that he is moving on, and that sort of makes Jackie's death more final. Ziva tells him to take his time. In Afghanistan, Gibbs feels that something is not right. The sniper would have first killed the dog and then Ted. It is the dog who finds the bomb. McGee arrives with Virgil and another military contractor. Virgil tells Gibbs that the Marines were the one who rounded up the suspects. He then shows Gibbs where the shot came from and the exact location where Ted was standing when he got shot.
Gibbs analyzes the scene and tells Virgil that the shot did not come from the mountain and what he heard was the echo. The shot came from a nearby building and the shooter is still out there. In the lab, Abby analyzes the shirt sleeve and tells Tony and Ziva that the sleeve has three hair samples. One is human, the second is Dex's and the third sample belongs to a Doberman. It is the same breed that Norman has. They inform Gibbs. They also tell him that Marty Hagan, Norman's nephew was trying to help smuggle stolen items from Afghanistan using his uncle's business. The people in Afghanistan used to load Norman's baggage and Marty used to unload it over here. Marty is reluctant to give them a name. Corporal Ryan,
Ted's replacement arrives and tells Martins that he wants to take Dex to sniff around, so that they get to know each other well. Ryan tells them that Virgil wants him to take Dex to a few buildings around the city before they start renovating. Gibbs doesn't allow him to take Dex. Instead, Gibbs and McGee arrive to meet Virgil and his team. Gibbs knows that Virgil was using Ted and Dex to clear the buildings of bombs that they were looting. Ted found out and Virgil tried to buy him off with that pendant. Virgil had enlisted Marty's help to steal it back from Ted's house. Virgil tells them that he was trying to offer Ted a job. Gibbs says that when Ted refused, he killed Ted. Gibbs also knows that Virgil's partner was former Special Forces and had sniper training and he thinks that the partner was the one who shot Ted. The partner gets angry and tries to shoot Gibbs. Dex leaps at him and Gibbs shoots down the guy. Unfortunately, Dex also gets hit.
At NCIS, another nanny named Laura arrives for the interview and Vance tells her that he is no longer hiring. She is pissed that he has been wasting time of some of her fellow nannies. She tells him that she needs the job and is very well capable of taking care of his children. She is sorry that he lost his wife and she assures that she will never try to replace the children's mother. Vance asks her to meet the kids. At Ted's funeral, Gibbs arrives to meet Rubina. She says that Ted would have liked to know that Dex helped. Gibbs tells her that Dex has officially retired and that he can go back home with her. Rubina is delighted. The episode ends.
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Richmond Fed's Lacker: "Falling Markets Should Not Be Too Surprising... Further Volatility Seems Likely"
First Jeremy Stein spooked the uber-jittery market with a "hypothetical" about a September taper date (all the market needs is a date... any date... and the selling begins), and now here comes Richmond Fed's Lacker to double down on today's Bad Fed cop (i.e. hawk) routine.
Speech highlights:
"over the course of the next 12 months, the Committee will be reducing only the pace at which it is adding accommodation. In other words, the Federal Reserve is not only leaving the punch bowl in place, we're continuing to spike the punch, though at a decreasing rate over the next year....
I seriously doubt additional monetary stimulus can provide much impetus to real growth right now. But further stimulus does increase the size of our balance sheet and correspondingly increases the risks associated with the "exit process" when it becomes time to withdraw stimulus. That is why I have not supported the current asset purchase program...
Bond and stock markets fell sharply in response, but that should not be too surprising. The Chairman's statement forced financial market participants to re-evaluate the likely total amount of securities the Fed would buy under this open-ended purchase plan — in other words, how much liquor would ultimately be poured into the punch bowl. Market participants also had to reconsider their estimate of when the Federal Reserve would begin to remove the punch bowl by raising interest rates. These reassessments appear to have warranted price changes across an array of financial assets. As market participants gain additional insight from the words of Federal Reserve officials or by policy actions in coming quarters, further asset price volatility seems likely.
And now, ith two Fed speakers down, it is time for the good cops to reemerge and re-ramp the market so the last day of June's windowdressing is successful.
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Economic Outlook, June 2013
It's a pleasure to join you in this pleasant setting to discuss the economic outlook. Before I begin, I should emphasize that the views expressed are my own and should not be attributed to anyone else in the Federal Reserve System.1
Let's begin with some good news about the economic situation; inflation remains well contained. Over the last 12 months, our most reliable measure of prices, the price index for personal consumption expenditure, has risen by only 1 percent. That's on the low side of our recent experience. Inflation has been fluctuating around 2 percent for two decades now, and just 21 months ago, inflation was 2.9 percent. There appears to be widespread confidence that the Federal Reserve will keep inflation low and stable, consistent with our announced inflation goal of 2 percent. Indeed, most forecasters view the current readings on inflation to be a temporary phenomenon and expect inflation to run at or a little below 2 percent over the next few years. Household surveys and financial market measures also indicate that inflation is expected to remain near its longer-term average. My own view is that the transitory factors depressing inflation are likely to ebb, and we'll see inflation edge back toward the Federal Open Market Committee's target of 2 percent by next year.
In contrast to inflation, which over time is determined by central bank actions, real economic growth and labor market conditions are affected by a wide variety of factors that are outside a central bank's control. And it's real economic conditions that many now view as disappointing.
To get a handle on that disappointment, think back to the beginning of the new millennium and recall the pervasive optimism of that time. Much of that optimism was based on experience. Over the previous half-century, we had enjoyed remarkable economic performance — real gross domestic product grew at a 3.5 percent annual rate between 1950 and 2000. Since 2000, though, growth has fallen short of that long-term average. We had a very severe recession in 2008 and 2009, our worst since the 1930s, and growth has only averaged 2 percent since the end of 2009, well below the longer-run average. Looking ahead, the key question regarding the economic outlook is whether growth will remain relatively low. Many forecasters expect growth to pick up to over 3 percent next year. I have become increasingly persuaded, however, that low growth rates are likely to persist for several years.
To see the logic behind this expectation, it is helpful to break GDP growth into two components. One is the growth in employment, and the other is growth in labor productivity, measured as GDP per worker. Labor productivity increased at an average rate of 1.8 percent per year from 1950 to 2000. In this expansion, labor productivity increased rapidly in the last half of 2009, as is typical when coming out of a deep recession. But since then, productivity has been only 0.9 percent at an annual rate, and thus slower productivity growth is responsible for a significant portion of the growth shortfall in this expansion, relative to the late 20th century. Productivity growth is the consequence of many disparate factors affecting the deployment of innovations, including research and development, business capital expenditure, regulatory and tax policies, labor force skills and public infrastructure investment. Note that monetary policy is not on this list.
After accounting for productivity growth, the rest of the reduction in GDP growth has been due to slower employment growth. Employment grew at a 1.7 percent annual rate from 1950 to 2000. Employment fell dramatically in the recession and its immediate aftermath, but has expanded at only a 1.1 percent annual rate since the end of 2009. It should not be surprising to see relatively slow growth in employment now, though, since the number of people of normal working age is itself growing slowly. For example, the civilian population aged 16–64 is only growing at a 0.4 percent annual rate. The part of the population growing most rapidly is above age 65, as aging baby boomers are hitting traditional retirement benchmarks in increasing numbers.
In addition to slowing population growth, labor force participation is also falling, even taking age into account. The most dramatic fall has been among young people, aged 16 to 24, whose labor force participation rate fell from over 59 percent in December 2007 to less than 55 percent now. But participation has declined for other age groups as well — the participation rate of so-called prime-age workers, aged 25 to 54, has fallen from 83.1 percent in December 2007 to 81.3 percent currently. Part of the decline in participation rates could be due to a sluggish overall economic environment. Another part may be due to structural factors such as an expansive safety net. For example, the number of potential workers receiving disability payments has risen almost 2 percent over the last year. And among young people, falling labor force participation seems related to higher school attendance, which could be motivated by the secular upward trend in the wage gap between educated and less-educated workers. Note that except for the effect of the economy on labor force participation, these factors behind slowing employment growth are also independent of monetary policy.
To summarize then, the slow growth in real GDP in this expansion is related to both lower productivity growth and lower employment growth. While economists understand the principles underlying productivity growth, it's quite difficult to parse the causes of medium-term swings in productivity growth, particularly as they are happening. At this juncture, low productivity growth has persisted long enough that I think the best guess is that it will remain low for an extended period. Some of the shortfall in employment could be due to the lingering effects of the Great Recession on labor force participation, but at this point, four years since the recession ended, I doubt this effect is very large. I think longer-run structural trends, such as an aging population and higher school attendance among young people, are important drivers of the falling participation rate. And other persistent structural impediments, which I will discuss in a moment, seem to be depressing growth as well. Thus, the combination of relatively low productivity and employment growth leads me to conclude that real GDP growth will fluctuate around a 2 percent trend for the foreseeable future.
This view, based on medium- to long-run structural factors, contrasts with the views of some leading economic forecasters that I mentioned earlier. They believe that after a brief period of sluggish growth, real GDP will accelerate significantly. They see growth as being temporarily restrained by "headwinds" that limit spending and will dissipate relatively soon. A few years ago I subscribed to that view as well, and I would routinely predict that growth was about to accelerate after a quarter or two. Year after year though, our forecasts of acceleration were proven wrong, and growth remained near 2 percent. Eventually I started feeling an affinity for Charlie Brown, trying time after time to kick the football that Lucy kindly offers to hold for him, only to yank it away. I began to re-examine my basic premise that growth would soon accelerate behind my forecast, and I came to appreciate the structural factors that appear to be persistently limiting growth.
Although growth has averaged 2 percent since the end of 2009, our experience lately has been somewhat choppy, with significant fluctuations above and below 2 percent from quarter to quarter. One exception to this choppiness has been housing activity, which is finally on a solid growth path. New housing starts have more than doubled since the low point in 2009 and have risen by 29 percent over the last 12 months. Home prices are also on an upswing, rising almost 12 percent on average over the last 12 months. Now I should caution that home building is still far below the levels we saw before the recession, and even below the typical levels of the 1990s. Moreover, residential investment is less than 3 percent of GDP, so housing by itself is not going to have a large effect on total GDP growth. But having said that, the improvement in housing activity has bolstered the confidence of many households in the market value of their most important asset.
Rising confidence would be a good thing for consumer spending, which accounts for over 70 percent of GDP. Over the last 12 months, real consumer spending has risen by 1.8 percent, in line with GDP growth and the growth in real personal income. But the increase in federal taxes that took effect in January took a sizable bite out of take-home pay, and real after-tax personal income has risen only 1.1 percent since last year this time. Despite these headwinds, consumer spending has held up pretty well so far this year. The more persistent restraint on consumer spending in this expansion has been the aftereffects of the income and wealth shocks that hit American households during the Great Recession. Memories of these losses have undoubtedly made individuals more cautious about spending commitments. And while consumers have made great progress restoring some semblance of order to their balance sheets, much remains to be done. For example, close to 20 percent of all residential mortgages are still underwater. So even though consumers have been fairly resilient in recent months, these fundamentals make it hard for me to be bullish about a pickup in consumer spending growth.
Business capital spending, on the other hand, is likely to make a solid contribution to growth over the next few years. While investment fell sharply during the recession, new technologies continued to be developed and improved. There are ample motives to implement these better technologies, even in the absence of rapid growth. Business fixed investment rose 5-½ percent last year, and most forecasters expect solid growth to continue. I would agree.
Thus the private sector seems to be in reasonably good shape, and if I could stop here, my growth forecast would be greater than 2 percent. But for completeness, I need to mention other important factors. First, the federal fiscal outlook is a mess. Last year, the federal deficit exceeded $1 trillion and was almost 7 percent of GDP. Projections by the Congressional Budget Office show the deficit declining for several years but then increasing, without bound, as a fraction of GDP. That large deficit puts the stock of federal debt on a steep upward trajectory. In other words, the current course is unsustainable, and some combination of higher taxes and less spending growth is inevitable. It is not clear, however, what adjustments will be made to specific taxes and spending programs. This pervasive uncertainty has undoubtedly affected household and business decisions, and it appears unlikely that we'll soon see a grand bargain that will put the federal budget on a sustainable, long-term path.
Another challenge comes from the need for businesses to adapt to the large volume of new regulation that has been added in recent years. This is not the place to argue the ultimate merits of any particular legislation, but I would simply note that even if net social benefits of new regulations are significantly positive, businesses may still face large compliance costs that in turn affect hiring and investment decisions. Moreover, many key decisions regarding implementation of far-reaching regulations have yet to be made, or fully litigated, I might add. The magnitude of the uncertainty facing firms and households is bound to be elevated relative to the past. For example, we hear often from our contacts that they are worried about how to respond to new health care requirements, many of which remain to be written. The fiscal sector is clearly a net impediment to growth right now.
Forecasting is nothing if not a humbling endeavor, but rather than say "caveat emptor," I will supply you with a list of reasons I could be wrong. Medium-term productivity forecasting is notoriously imprecise, as the 1990s demonstrated. Productivity growth could conceivably come in stronger over the next few years, and that could pass through to real wage gains that propel consumer spending at a faster rate. Also on the positive side, growth for our major trading partners could improve more rapidly than expected, which would boost export demand and incomes. Thus I cannot dismiss the possibility that growth will be somewhat better than I expect.
But there are also downside risks to the forecast. It is not clear that countries in the Euro area have solved their fiscal and competitive challenges, and thus there is a chance that stagnant conditions there prove more persistent, and growth languishes this year and next. Moreover, several emerging market economies are facing significant challenges right now, and should their adjustments prove more formidable than expected, their growth could suffer. Closer to home, implementation of provisions of the Affordable Care Act later this year could prove highly consequential for hiring incentives, despite whatever benefits it might bring, and thus could conceivably slow down job growth around year-end. So one shouldn't take my outlook for moderate growth for granted, either.
I should add one important qualification to my portrayal of the economic outlook. At a longer horizon — that is, the next couple of decades — I am fundamentally quite optimistic about prospects for the U.S. economy. The resilience inherent in our institutional framework, the strength of our great research institutions and the intrinsic capabilities of our workforce all auger well for our capacity to develop and apply the innovations that drive gains in our standards of living over time.
At this point in discussing the outlook, you may have noticed that one topic is missing, and so I'll conclude with some thoughts on monetary policy. Federal Reserve policy is exceptionally accommodative right now, with short-term interest rates near zero and our balance sheet about four times the size it was before the financial turmoil began in 2007. Moreover, the balance sheet continues to expand, consistent with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's announcement last week that the Federal Open Market Committee anticipates reducing the pace of asset purchases later this year and ending purchases around mid-year 2014, provided incoming data are broadly consistent with the Committee's forecast. This means that over the course of the next 12 months, the Committee will be reducing only the pace at which it is adding accommodation. In other words, the Federal Reserve is not only leaving the punch bowl in place, we're continuing to spike the punch, though at a decreasing rate over the next year.
A highly stimulative policy was the appropriate response to a severe recession of 2008 and 2009, in my view. Growth has resumed, however, and it appears as if it's limited, in large part, by structural factors that monetary policy is not capable of offsetting. In this situation, the benefit-cost trade-off for further monetary stimulus does not look promising. I seriously doubt additional monetary stimulus can provide much impetus to real growth right now. But further stimulus does increase the size of our balance sheet and correspondingly increases the risks associated with the "exit process" when it becomes time to withdraw stimulus. That is why I have not supported the current asset purchase program.
I did, however, think it wise of Chairman Bernanke to clarify the Committee's expectations regarding how the pace of asset purchases is likely to evolve. Bond and stock markets fell sharply in response, but that should not be too surprising. The Chairman's statement forced financial market participants to re-evaluate the likely total amount of securities the Fed would buy under this open-ended purchase plan — in other words, how much liquor would ultimately be poured into the punch bowl. Market participants also had to reconsider their estimate of when the Federal Reserve would begin to remove the punch bowl by raising interest rates. These reassessments appear to have warranted price changes across an array of financial assets. As market participants gain additional insight from the words of Federal Reserve officials or by policy actions in coming quarters, further asset price volatility seems likely.
This type of volatility is a normal part of the process of incorporating new information into financial asset prices and should not interfere with the moderate-growth scenario that I have presented today. And I would emphasize that keeping inflation low and stable is within the capability of any modern central bank. On that score, the recent behavior of inflation has been heartening. Measures of inflation expectations remain within ranges consistent with price stability, and the low current inflation readings are likely to be transitory. Inflation is likely to remain well contained, and that is the single most important contribution a central bank can make to economic growth.
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Someone tell this idiot we will not tolerate falling markets
A baker's dozen of lies herein....especially enjoy the one about it not yet being " clear " if Europe has printed itself into solvency.
Long spiked punch bowls and nicotine patches !
Hey Lacker: YOU'RE FIRED!!!!!!!
Perhaps the most watched monetary vector by banks is velocity of money.
When the horse tha tis currently being flogged to death dies, so will stimulus whips and debt chains.
To the last breath....
If you think we have seen volatlity just wait a few more ticks up in rates... this house of cards will be volatile indeed not too mention the angry masses. http://tinyurl.com/qhxpkyn
Somebody should have shut these last two fuckers up on the last trading day of the quarter. Don't they know that they are affecting the bonuses? We proles are hoping to get trickled on this summer.
Another trading session dominated completely by Fed goon squad spin. Covers over the fact that the market was going to go down anyhow.
Watching a line of FED heads take to the stage and puke into the vomitorium....just disgusting.
First mandate of the Fed: "Pursue policie to ensure price stability."
War is Peace.
Volaitility is stability.
Amazing that in 5 years, one unelected official has total control of our financial system and markets hang on every subtle utterance he speaks. I know free markets have been suppressed for a while, but this is just getting surreal.
Also amazing that they could be so brazen to refer to it as putting liquor in the punchbowl. Have they no shame?
Guess not.
Fuck the Federal Reserve. How many jobs have been destroyed, how many families ruined by these fucking vampires!
the fed's job is to clean up the vomit and respike the punch bowl
Yes I'm sure you will "spike" the punch and continue to roofie/rape all of us. Thanks for putting that on record though.
Yes the Fed is now bold enough to just admit it's job is to keep everyone drunk and date rape drugged.
that's what I like to hear. "further asset price volatility seems likely." you just can't make this stuff up. it's like the keystone cops managing our economy.
HEY now...the benevolent FED is just waiting until 'the labor force' (you know, the peasants) start producing $85 billion a month themselves for the banks and then the FED can stop QE/POMO! I really don't see what the big deal is here.
Pull the plug! Pull the plug!
The Chicago PMI proves QE has failed. The forecast was 55.5 and the actual was 51.6.
Not failure. It only shows that we need moar moar moar!
QE has not failed, because it was not intended to prop up the economy. It's intended to perpetually bail out the insolvent banks and central governments. By that measure it is a wild success (which is why they won't stop it).
QE was intended to monetize the debt....'mission accomplished' whether anyone wants to realize it or not.
I'm not a prognosticator generally - because I think trading these "markets" is a fool's errand - but it wouldn't shock me if we saw a 3-4% one-day drop in US equities today or some day before Independence Day.
Seems to me the fed is recognizing its limits.....something our congressfolks are failing to do as the debt/GDP races towards 135%
MOAR LIKKER!! Wheeeeeeeeeee!!!
It's scary. We now realize that their only plan is to talk Frankenmarket out of slaughtering the innocents, and to surrender peacfully. Sorry Chairman Frankenanke you shouldn't have f----- with nature. You should have allowed what was left of the frree market (post Greenspan) to do its job.
'The innocents' of course being 'FED Central Banksters assets'.
They're playing God but those shoes are too big to fill.
Pages and pages of stuff.
Dow Jones? Up 500 points in 4 days. Falls 130 points this morning. Now down 28.
PMIs don't matter. Unemployment means fuck all. Shrinking GDP is bullish.
This fucking upside down shit show is still playing.
This morning has been another proven symmetrical v shaped sell off and bounce on SPY. Phantom trendlines. Of course, inversely with VXX and TLT.
The move was AS IF nothing happened. AS IF is a simulation.
This market is the simulation of a demented algorithm's mind ...
Think about that one.
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Either researchers have found that people with tattoos drink more than people without tattoos OR people with tattoos have to be drunk before they agree to participate in studies as opposed to tattoo-less people who get the tiniest buzz going and suddenly they're blowing into every breathalyzer they meet? (The study does not ask the most important question, however: what kind of tattoos are we talking about?)
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With the television staffing season looming, the recent Writers Education Committee's "TV Series for Virgins" drew an impressive panel that included comedy showrunners Lee Aronsohn (CBS' Two and a Half Men) and Jenny Bicks (Showtime's The Big C), drama's Matt Corman and Chris Ord (USA's Covert Affairs), Graham Yost (FX' Justified), and ICM TV series agent Mark Gordon.
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Each year, Form 1040 becomes ever more bejeweled, much of it with generous intent.
Line 24, for example, offers a write-off of "certain expenses of reservists, performing artists and fee-basis government officials." What a fee-basis official is, you have to discover for yourself.
Line 42 asks if you have "provided housing to a Midwestern displaced individual." A Pacific Northwestern displaced individual does not count. But if you helped a Midwesterner, you can go to page 36 of the instructions and see if you win.
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Not among the 750 fortunates who made Opening Day rosters was mega-prospect Yasiel Puig, who's beginning the 2013 in Double-A, playing outfield for Chattanooga instead of the parent-club Dodgers at Petco Park next week.
Puig -- the 22-year-old sensation of spring training with his .526 average, three home runs, 11 RBI and linebacker-type (6-foot-3, 245) build and the sense that he might be the next Bo Jackson -- will be up soon enough.
The Cuban defector is getting his education in baseball economics, which served him nicely, given the $42 million he got from L.A. just so sign. For one thing, the Dodgers already have $330 million tied up in the starting outfield of Matt Kemp, Carl Crawford and Andre Ethier.
Showing that they haven't completely lost their minds fiscally, the Dodgers can keep Puig away from free agency a year longer by keeping him on the farm for a month. Saying he had to tell Puig he "didn't do anything wrong" to get demoted, manager Don Mattingly compared the prospect to a Ferrari.
"The motor's there, the wheels are there, the body's there," Mattingly said. "Everything's there. They just haven't painted it yet. You leave it out in the sun without any paint and it's going to get exposed."
Noting higher numbers of total strikeouts in each of the past seven seasons, the Elias Sports Bureau determined that the 2012 total of 36,426 was an all-time record, including at least 1,200 strikeouts by 18 of the 30 clubs. Until eight years ago, no more than two teams had posted 1,200 K's in any one season.
The hurricane-like rise in major league strikeouts was the subject of a terrific piece in the New York Times by national baseball writer Tyler Kepner, starting with the last year's Brewers pitching staff that fell just two strikeouts shy of the MLB record set by the 2003 Chicago Cubs staff, and that was a Milwaukee club that didn't even make the playoffs.
"When I was playing high school baseball, we didn't even have cable TV, and you're kind of thinking about Wade Boggs and Tony Gwynn," said Josh Byrnes, only 42, the Padres general manager who was GM of the Arizona Diamondbacks team whose hitters set the all-time strikeout record of 1,529 in 2010. "Some of the home runs of the last 15, 20 years, that's kind of what you see if you're just watching 'SportsCenter.' You're not seeing a good at-bat. You're seeing the guy who hits the 420-foot homer."
The message? Well, it's mixed. In winning 94 games and the AL West last year, the Oakland A's broke the league record with 1,387 whiffs by hitters, to use the term loosely.
Give pitchers some credit, too.
"There's this influx of unbelievable arms," said Jason Giambi, now with the Cleveland Indians after four years with the Colorado Rockies. "I was telling guys in here, the N.L. West is a joke. Every guy on the mound is filthy. Every guy out of the bullpen throws 98."
Sawx-Yanks ... yawn
Since roughly the Turn of the Century, we sun-splashed, short-sleeved West Coast slobs have bemoaned the way Major League Baseball and the television folks have force-fed us the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox until we want to, well, hurl something against our oversized, high-def screens.
As if those were the only two clubs that anybody in their right minds would want to watch, seemingly each of their 19 annual games got prime time and more ESPN time than you could shake a 33-ounce stick at.
So it was particularly interesting that the "rivalry" game MLB and TV decided to open with was instead in the Lone Star State, the mighty Texas Rangers against the lowly Houston Astros. The occasion was Houston's debut as an American League club.