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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-- A new report says it would cost nearly $1.5 billion to repair Progress Energy's damaged nuclear reactor at Crystal River. That's up from the St. Petersburg- based utility's prior estimate of $900 million to $1.3 billion.
Wilbur Anthony Huff, 51, who has addresses in both Caneyville and Louisville, was released on $100,000 unsecured bond after a brief court appearance in federal court in Louisville in which prosecutors portrayed him as a flight risk. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan called the case "Part Two" of his office's investigation of the taxpayer-funded TARP.
The Supreme Court struggled with all types of questions Monday as it tried to figure out what kind of floating structures fall under maritime law, a question that could have a profound impact on popular businesses like floating casinos, hotels and restaurants.
NEW YORK, Oct 1- U.S. manufacturing unexpectedly expanded in September for the first time since May as new orders and employment picked up, but the pace of growth showed the economy was still stuck in a slow recovery. The Institute for Supply Management said on Monday its index of national factory activity rose to 51.5 from 49.6 in August.
NEW YORK-- American Airlines says a Boston- to- Miami flight had to make an emergency landing at New York's JFK airport over the weekend due to a row of seats that became loose. Passengers aboard the flight were placed on another aircraft for the trip to Miami. It says the FAA was notified of the problem and the airline's internal review.
Oct 1- Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners Ltd said on Monday it had agreed to buy a majority stake in Cunningham Lindsey Group Ltd in a deal that a source familiar with the matter said valued the insurance claims management company at up to $1 billion.
Red Lobster is launching its biggest menu revamp in a decade on Oct. 15. We Specialize in Fresh Florida Seafood, but some of our Seafoods come from distant points of the compass, such as Maine, Maryland, Alaska, Peru, Chile and even South Africa to name but a few.
Barrett, president and CEO of Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., in Montgomery, Ala., was elected during the group's meeting in Naples on Monday. The new treasurer is Gregg K. Jones, president and CEO of Jones Media in Greeneville, Tenn. He's co-publisher of The Greenville Sun.
WASHINGTON-- The Supreme Court won't hear a Florida man's attempt to challenge the use of full-body scanners at airports.
Oct 1- Standard& Poor's Ratings Services said today that it assigned its' BBB' rating to Orlando- based Darden Restaurants Inc.' s.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-- Carmike Cinemas Inc. said Monday that it has bought 16 theaters for $19 million in cash, part of Carmike's push to expand through acquisitions. The theater chain bought the theaters, which have 251 screens, from Rave Reviews Cinemas LLC, which is owned by investment firm BV Investment Partners.
NEW YORK-- Red Lobster isn't just for the seafood lover in you. Red Lobster also is increasing the number of dishes that cost less than $15 to attract customers who have cut back on spending. The chain, which is owned by Darden Restaurants Inc., says a quarter of the items on its menu will be non-seafood dishes, up from 8 percent.
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NEW YORK-- American Airlines says a Boston to Miami flight had to make an emergency landing at JFK airport over the weekend due to a row of dislodged seats. The unit of AMR Corp. said in a statement that passengers in the affected row were moved to three other seats. Passengers aboard the flight were placed on another aircraft for the trip to Miami.
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YarnCraft Episode 142 :: Pattern Anatomy – How to Read (and Write) a Knit or Crochet Pattern
28 May
If you've ever had questions about reading (or writing!) patterns, this is the episode for you! Join Zontee and Michelle as they explore the different elements of patterns–and how they are created.
Learn why pattern-reading is a lot like recipe-reading, and find out where some designers get the inspiration for their incredible designs.
Plus Zontee and Michelle answer a listener question and share tips on plane-friendly travel projects.
Then on Stash This: Ideas for Your Crafting Life, Michelle takes us to her movie corner, where we explore favorite films that feature needlework in scenes major and minor.
Join us in two weeks when we talk about socks and other sock-yarn projects. What are your favorite sock or sock-yarn patterns? Share them with us! Leave a message on the blog or email us at yarncraft [at] lionbrand [dot] com! You can also call in and leave a message at 774-452-YARN–that's 774-452-9276.
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I have a 1997 GT that I am working on and it has a Shimano Alivio FC-MC16 crankset as seen here:
The chainrings will unbolt but they are a riveted set and appears that it must be replaced as a unit. I have found another site stating that the PCD is 67mm yet I cannot find a chainring listed in this size. I am trying to learn and understand. My assumption is that I am just out of luck and the drivetrain needs to be replaced. I would like to keep this assembly if I can. Any thoughts?


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Intel (Nasdaq:INTC) still has a long road ahead of it to regain the love of tech investors who believe that the core PC market is in permanent decline and that rivals like Qualcomm (Nasdaq:QCOM) and ARM Holdings (Nasdaq:ARMH) are still too far ahead in the expanding mobile market.
The concerns about Intel – revenue growth potential, cost structure, capital spending needs – are valid, but should also be viewed in context. Even though Intel is currently converting revenue to free cash flow (FCF) at a historically poor rate, it's generating more than enough to pay its dividend and fund ongoing buybacks. I wonder, then, if investors should approach Intel from the viewpoint that the downside scenario sees Intel grinding along with a bond-like total return, but with the potential upside of a more equity-like return if the company's efforts in mobile and foundry pay off.
First Quarter Results Only Decent On A Relative Basis
I sometimes wonder if investors get so obsessed with a company's performance vis a vis sell-side analysts that they sometimes forget to step back and look at results on their own merits. To that end, while Intel did meet the sell-side targets for top and bottom-line performance, the results really weren't what I'd call good.
Revenue fell almost 3% from the year-ago level and nearly 7% from the fourth quarter. Performance was pretty much evenly bad across the board, as all the major units had mid-to-high single-digit revenue declines on a sequential basis. That said, relative to the overall PC market, Intel's PC chip business did appear to outperform.
Margins were not particularly good. Gross margin fell almost eight points from the year-ago level and two points from the prior quarter, as inventory write-offs and lower utilization hurt. Operating income fell by nearly one-third, and the nearly 10-point drop in operating margin (three and a half points, sequentially) was one point steeper than expected. While Intel only missed its average EPS estimate by one cent, that was due to a lower-than-expected tax rate.
SEE: How To Decode A Company's Earnings Reports
Plenty Of Challenges Left In Mobile
Clearly the biggest talking point on Intel remains its ability (or inability) to transition from dominating the PC chip space to becoming a major player in the mobile market. Some argue that it's just a matter of time, that Intel was slow to recognize the transition, but that the company's R&D and manufacturing capabilities will eventually close the gap with the likes of Qualcomm, Broadcom (Nasdaq:BRCM), and ARM's licensed technology.
Maybe that's true. Certainly Intel has a manufacturing advantage that its most direct mobile rivals (other than Samsung) do not. But I wouldn't underestimate the challenges. Intel has been flummoxed in trying to match ARM's power efficiency, though recent Intel chips have been better. I also wouldn't underestimate the reticence that some mobile players may have about letting Intel back into the game – everybody saw how Intel and Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT) dominated the PC market, and I don't think Samsung, Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL), LG, and the others want a replay (though you could argue ARM's design market share is just old wine in a new bottle).
Adapt Or Die
Barring a major leap forward that puts Qualcomm and/or ARM on its heels, Intel has to accept that the road forward is quite a bit different than the one that brought it here. As chip companies go, Intel hasn't been all that great recently at generating cash flow, and I'm not sure the Street is sold on the company's foundry aspirations (though I view it more as a means of subsidizing the cost of staying on the bleeding edge of manufacturing capabilities). At a minimum, investors should expect a steady drumbeat of criticism and heckling regarding the company's cost structure unless/until the mobile market share improves.
SEE: A Primer On Investing In The Tech Industry
The Bottom Line
Intel is in a tricky spot from a valuation perspective. Free cash flow margin is quite low now, and if the company cannot improve it beyond the mid-teens it's hard to argue that the stock is really exciting from a capital gains perspective. Even an eventual return back to the 10-year average free cash flow margin of 20% only suggests a fair value in the neighborhood of $25 unless the company can reignite revenue growth.
Here's how I view Intel today – it's a hybrid bond with stock-like upside. If Intel "is what it is", I think the company will continue to generate significant cash flow and pay a hefty dividend. To me, that suggests a bond-like downside. If, however, the company can reignite growth through a stronger push into mobile (and/or more success in the data center), that bond-like floor will also see a meaningful capital appreciation kicker that should result in appealing total returns.
At the time of writing, Stephen D. Simpson did not own shares in any of the companies mentioned in this article.


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DrivingMBA Trainers and Staff
Trainers (All DrivingMBA trainers are MVD Certified)
Kathleen Ryan – Director of Curriculum & Instruction – Kathleen has 12 years of experience working with children and adolescents in a variety of settings including seven years in the public school system. She has experience in special education as well as working with cross categorical special needs students. Her goal is to individualize instruction to meet and support all students. She places a high emphasis on establishing rapport with students by creating a safe learning environment that facilitates the students' learning process. Kathleen has been with DrivingMBA since it's inception. She has been instrumental in developing programs and adaptations to programs to meet the needs of students and she is particularly adept at working with students with special needs.
Richard Starr – Beginner, Defensive Driving & On-Road Programs Trainer – Richard has taught in the public school system since 1999, including 10 years teaching English in Gilbert and 5 years teaching computer skills in Escondido, CA, his home town. He is married and has three adult children, a son living in California and a son and daughter attending Northern Arizona University. He is a fan of the Diamondbacks and the Padres and enjoys camping and movies in his free time. He loves teaching and driving and is grateful for the opportunity to help his students develop skills to make them safer behind the wheel.
Maggie Shelton – Beginner & On-Road Programs Trainer – Maggie was born in California but spent her childhood and young adult years in Africa, South America and the Middle East. After obtaining a degree in business she and her husband supported their family of six by running their own businesses. Sharing a taste for adventure, they took their family around the world to scuba dive, sail, and fly in one of the several small airplanes they owned while the children were growing up. Maggie has received various licenses and certificates as an operator for various modes of transportation including powerboats, sailboats, airplanes and motorcycles. She's always enjoyed driving, starting with the Willy Jeep she learned in while living in Brazil, to the Land Rovers she drove on game reserves in Africa, the 2-cylinder Citroen Geon she owned in Iran, mopeds in Asia, and her dirt bike in Baja, Mexico. Maggie is a published author, and her works have appeared in print and online magazines as well as in stand alone publications of both fiction and non-fiction. She lives with her husband in Gilbert, AZ and enjoys the opportunity to work with young people at DrivingMBA teaching them to be capable and safe drivers.
Devrae Rowan – Beginner & On-Road Programs Trainer – Dev was born and raised here in Scottsdale, AZ, and absolutely loves it. She graduated from Saguaro high school in 2008. After high school, she went on to college for her degree in special education. In 2013, she graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Elementary and Special Education. Once out of college, she started working for a middle school in Scottsdale Unified School district, as a Special Education teacher for students with Autism. In her free time, she enjoys volunteering with a non-profit charity group that promotes children's literacy through cosplay. She really loves working with students and helping them develop skills that will ensure that they are safe and responsible people.
Randa Williams – Beginner & On-Road Programs Trainer – Randa was born in Cortez Colorado and raised in Southern California. She met her husband of 30 years in Ruidoso New Mexico. Her 2 older children were born in Stockton California where they ran a Boys Group home. Randa and her family moved to Payson Arizona where she and her husband were youth pastors at a local church. They then moved to Mexico to work with pastors in their churches. Later they moved to Gardnerville Nevada where their 3rd child was born. They moved to Texas where she and her husband were assistant pastors at a church, they moved from Texas to Bremerton Washington where their 4th child was born. Randa and her family have now been in Phoenix for 14 years where she worked for 7 years in home health care. Randa was looking for a change in occupation so she came to DrivingMBA to make a difference in young peoples lives; making them safer and smarter drivers. All 4 of Randa's children live in Arizona as well as her first Grandson.
Annette Strmic – Beginner & On-Road Programs Trainer – Annette was born and raised in Chicago. While growing up she was involved in sports and developed a love for music and began playing piano. Annette was a chauffer for a professional limousine service in the late 1980's. Annette has been happily married for 25 years. She, her husband and her son moved to sunny Arizona in 1996. Annette owned and operated a Child Care Center for 10 years where she cared for children from newborn to 12 years of age. As an instructor at DrivingMBA she is utilizing the skills she has developed over the years to teach students how to be safe and responsible drivers.
Zachery Green – Beginner & On-Road Programs Trainer – Zachery has been working as special needs provider for the past three years. He also does a lot of work with charity groups, organizing and customizing events for kids and individuals in need. Zach has begun a new chapter with DrivingMBA and is excited to work with teenagers to help them develop safe driving skills.
Michael Tate – Defensive Driving & Classroom Trainer – Michael is a retired police officer with 30 years of service starting in Texas and culminating in Phoenix. He is a Phoenix native who majored in music education and criminal justice and has been a youth baseball, softball, and bowling coach since the age of seventeen. He's also been happily married for 23 years and has a son who is a college baseball player. During his career, Michael not only patrolled our streets to keep them safer but also served as a detective, crime scene investigator, school resource officer, field training officer, police instructor, and as a full time instructor of various law related programs in our public schools and in the community. Michael says "I had seen too much death, destruction, and families being torn apart so I had to find a way to make a more positive difference." So, the last eight years of his career, Michael turned his attention to investing in our youth by running after-school and summer programs that focused on social responsibility, problem solving, and conflict resolution. Michael believes in the old saying of, "an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure… which brings us to present day. When I saw the work being done at DrivingMBA, I knew I had to be a part of their program. I'm convinced that DrivingMBA is the very best at what they do and their passion to make a positive difference is inspiring. I'm very proud to be a part of their team."
Art Eckstat – Defensive Driving Program Trainer – Art is a retired automotive and aerospace engineer with multiple engineering and business degrees including an earned doctorate. Art has been teaching defensive driving classes for over 8 years in Arizona with the goal of making our roads safer for everyone. He joined DrivingMBA for the opportunity to further this goal by teaching and evaluating defensive driving techniques to both new and experienced drivers utilizing our state-of-the-art simulators. Art also serves as a consultant and expert witness in engineering, business, and product liability matters. He was honored as a Contributor to Aviation History at the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum in 1997.
Larry Urbanek – Defensive Driving Program Trainer- Larry, is a retired police officer with 29 years of service in Illinois. He moved to Arizona in 2004. He specialized in accident reconstruction and traffic safety. Having been a certified police motor officer/instructor and a MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) instructor where he taught both Motorcycle and ATV training. Larry has helped many learn the safe and responsible way to ride. Larry also developed a 2 day driver awareness class which is still being taught to high school student in the south suburbs of Chicago. After seeing what DrivingMBA had to offer the students it was an easy transition and he has now refocused his training to helping our students here at DrivingMBA.
Ken Zwilling – Defensive Driving & On-Road Programs Trainer – Ken moved to Arizona from Minnesota in 1993 after selling his auto repair business of 18 years. He joined Universal Technical Institute as an automotive instructor in 1993 and became Campus Education Director in 1996. Ken moved to the UTI home office in 1999 as Director of Education and then as Curriculum Director 3 or 4 years later. He then moved to Regional Education Director until he retired from UTI in 2010.
Linda Hulverson – Classroom Trainer – Linda was born in Wisconsin and moved to Arizona after graduating from the Univiersity of Wisconsin-Stout in 1985, with a Bachelor's of Business Degree in Business Administration. While attending Arizona State University for her Post Baccalaureate degree in Elementary Education she worked in the pool industry. In 1995, she received her Post Bac degree and has been teaching in the public school system in Arizona for 16 years. She received her master's degree in Elementary Education in 1999 from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. She is also a certified CPR and First Aid training instructor as well as a swimming instructor. Linda has one son, Matthew, who has just entered the navy.


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Record 2,564 Spanish Firms File For Bankruptcy In Q1, 45% Higher Than Year Ago
Perhaps the best measure to gauge the European recovery is by the soaring number of companies going bust, because only from this perspective is Europe finally "fixed." As Reuters reports citing a report by Axesor, a record 2,564 companies filed for "insolvency proceedings", a more palatable version of the word bankruptcy, in the first quarter - an increase of 10% from Q4 and up a whopping 45% from Q1 2012. The reasons given: "tight credit conditions and meager demand." Or in other words: no actual cash flow to fund demand for products and services. Obviously it will take some truly phenomenal massaging and manipulation to represent GDP as rising in this environment, but we are confident the Spanish authorities are already on it, and somehow the Spanish pension fund, already 97% filled with Spanish government bonds, will somehow have a finger in yet another completely unbelievable economic print which will fool most of the algos most of the time on flashing red Bloomberg headlines.
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"Most Spanish businesses did not prepare for a crisis this big or this long, which could be a determining factor," said Javier Ramos-Juste, head of economic studies at Axesor.
Spain has been in its second recession in five years for the past 18 months and unemployment is more than 25 percent.
A credit freeze, liquidity problems, late payments and poor risk management contributed to the record number of bankruptcies since Spain's insolvency law changed in 2004, Axesor said.
Almost 28,000 companies have filed for bankruptcy since Spain's economic crisis set in five years ago, Axesor estimates.
Banks have tightened lending after a property boom turned to bust in 2008 and face stricter regulation since Spain received a bailout of about 41 billion euros ($52 billion) from international creditors last year.
Naturally it is the evil banks' fault for not lending out money.
What is not discussed is that with deposits flying out of the door, the local banks simply don't have the cash to make such loans. What is also not discussed is that even in that stalwart of economic growth, the USA, total commercial loans as of last week were virtually unchanged from the date Lehman filed for bankruptcy, at just over $7.2 trillion. But at least the US has a Federal Reserve which does not mind being the bad bank for thousands of businesses that otherwise would have gone insolvent if only it weren't for an abundant source of zero-cost credit.
And with the banks engaged in simply chasing the stock market, while the Fed still has $85 billion/month of liquidity injections and deposit creation to do for at least year longer and possibly, forever, expect the unprecedented misallocation of capital to continue until such time as there is absolutely no more end demand and the Fed is forced to not only fund company balance sheets but to be the last resort buyer of goods and services. Which it will eventually become before it is all over.
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Of course not, those guys already bought a politician and have plenty of "no-bid" contracts to keep their "private" businesses going. Oh wait... ...nevermind.
Spain is so fucked
"But at least the US has a Federal Reserve which does not mind being the bad bank for thousands of businesses that otherwise would have gone insolvent if only it weren't for an abundant source of zero-cost credit."
Not sure I can sign off on that as meritorious.
Goddamn mexicans..
watch it 4 times...
and you'll see in Spain's case that's it's been like this over and over and over and over again...
I think the problem is the structure of the system. One cannot stockpile digits in accounts to save for hard times when the tax system *steals* it from you. This forces liquidity back into the system waiting for the inevitiable down turn and death spiral of the economy and poof goes the liquidity. The game is rigged for a small handful of players and soon all the digits will be in a few accounts and then God only knows wtf is going to happen. I suppose it will be the mark of the beast time or something?
the problem is people were living on credit (beyond their means) for several decades. Now it is very hard to scale down and start living within your means (prices are still too high in expectation on higher demand) let alone below your means (repaying your debts)
Be careful. Any suggestion that the populace had a role in this debacle is not popular here. Ignore the fact that Europeans not only worked less, screwed less and saved less but also demanded more and more freebies. Forget that they steadfastly supported the welfare state mirage that permanent borrowing is sustainable and the best path to growth was buying sovereign debt. Forget that they reelected those who perpetrated this and promised more of the same.
I'm not necessarily blaming Europeans since Japanese and Americans are following the same path. But at least the American society has not blindly embraced the notion that prosperity is built on spending more, taxing more, getting more and borrowng more. We all follow the path of least resistance - print money when we should save, negotiate labor contracts in boom years, avoid mathematics with hope and change. All we can do is trudge on(ward).
"One cannot stockpile digits in accounts to save for hard times"
Unless you're stockpiling bitcoins.
"stockpiling bitcoins" - LMFAO! Yes, right next to my PMs (including the lead and brass. Halarious.
These stupid central planners have poisoned their own credit well. There's only one direction this can go now.
This is way too stupid to be stupid. I assign it to evil genius. Otherwise, we were screwed just by some clueless schmucks.
It would almost be more comforting to think the western world is being destroyed by evil villains intending to do so, because the thought of us spiralling into the abyss thanks to stupidity, incompetance, and myopia is even more depressing.
you forgot unbridled, unregulated Greed...that engine of broad-shouldered capitalism
welcome to the human race
No, it was left out on purpose. Capitalism can deal efficiently with "unbridled, unregulated greed". It's called "losses" and it balances out the risk taking involved in "unbridled, unregulated greed".
you sir, are an idiot
You have brilliantly convinced me of my own idiocy. We need more people like you.
Krugman says this is bullish...
PK is bullish(shit).
New term!
bullisht - adjective - a voiced optimistic market opinion that is actually completely nonsensical garbage.
add....the opinion usually goes agianst ones basic knowledge of mathmatics and or common sense
Let me get this please, so Krugman is bullisht or bullisht is Krugman.
okay i get it now
.....and resembles something floating in the Shanghai River
Add to those figures the thousands of small businesses who will just quietly fold and disappear, like the Spanish car hire company who vanished last month taking my deposit with them.
Follow the Spanish lead on green energy.. right into the toilet.
The reason green energy floundered in Spain was not science or energy -- it was decisions by central planners egged on by political loudmouths. When solar, wind or geo matches fossil fuel costs, folks buy. It's as simple as that. In Spain's case, energy policy was dictated from the top down - from resource and capital allocation to direction to specific projects. It's what happens in welfare states - decisions inevitably flow from the top.
It bears repeating because apparently folks can't remember. There is ALWAYS a disruptive period of technological flux when the same things are said time after time after time. "Cell phones won't work, are too big, only for the rich, too hard, too small, too expensive - where's my phone?" "CDs will never replace good old floppy disks" "The internet is too slow, difficult, expensive...oh, you can get on the web anywhere anytime." "Solar will never be efficient or cost effective" The same folks say the same thing until finally they become users of the very technology they denounced.
2564 real companies went bust but they managed to save every single bank!!! EU rocks!!
apparently spanish entrepreneurs vastly underestimate what the euro means for the europeans, for the euro area.
they should have liquidated their businesses long ago and bought gold bars and coins!!
vamanos muchachos
este es muy grande toro-ish
This problem is surfacing everywhere. Too many taxes, too many regulations, too much technology (from groceries to airline tickets to vehicles and more, no middleman needed as it is all Internet) to many overpaid civil servants and not enough work to go around to fuel private business.
We were better off before hi tech took control over our work. Twenty years ago I was not "connected", yet I met more people in business dealings, receptionists answered telephones, there seemed to be more people working in brick and mortar businesses and so on.
The wealthy need people to siphon off. When society is broke, the wealthy will end up suffering as well.
Even war is high tech now. With robots and drones, we don't have to worry about casualties. Look at the invasion of Iraq. The numbers of soldiers lost was negligible as compared to losses when men stormed beaches or tried to take over islands.
We are making people obsolete. Do we want that to happen?
"When he was told by government officials that it was better to dig ditches with shovels than bulldozers, because more jobs were created that way, Friedman asked, "Why not use spoons?" In no corner of the Earth, from alabaster Washington to the filthiest dungeon state, have central planners ever been able to answer that question. If Friedman had lived long enough to hear Barack Obama blame high unemployment on automated teller machines, he would have recognized a student in dire need of his teachings."
obsolete until we run out of (cheap) energy to fuel the machines - agri industr
"The wealthy need people to siphon off. When society is broke, the wealthy will end up suffering as well."
That's the point I liked most. There is a certain element of "if you burn your own house down, where are you going to live?" But don't worry, the rich will feed on themselves as surely as anyone else. Super rich will siphon off the regular rich, etc.
Are we making people obsolete? Yes. So much easier to steal from, kill, send to war or IGNORE THE MERE EXISTANCE OF people when they don't matter.
I'm still predicting a civil war in Spain or Greece. See comment section for more of my 2013 predictions. I did get 1 right so far.
Civil war? Over what? Big Majorities in both nations STILL want to stay in the EU even when it is clear that the EU is the problem and not the solution. Since both governments and majorities of citizens both want a return to borrowing (and taxing) who is going to rise up? No, I see a slow denouement until Japan falters. Then, rapidly, crisis will hit the PIGS.
OT-- But, usually ALCOA gets its earnings statements out top of the morning-- if they are positive. This late in the day and no ALCOA statement bodes ill. The Markets seem to be already pricing in the losses.
Of course, this is GREAT NEWS for those assholes long on Austerity as the cure for everything.
It's an intentional effort to disrupt the private commerce, so that only the narrow group of bankers, politicians and crony cartels can grab all the power and the finance. The old communist tactic in the 21st century. The same happened in Cyprus.
Ridiculous and insane at the same time.
Except that this is a purely Fascist move.
Nothing to do with Communism... unless you are using Communism as a synonym for Totalitarian Power Structures. But, that would be careless, sloppy, and an irresponsible misuse of the language.
All right :STATIST.
Happy now ?
Selling directly the the Fed's is actually a good idea, who needs a fucking market when you can print.
Aye, once again, this will end well.
Look on the bright side........ Fuck it, burn this fucker down.
I don't think the Federal Reserve likes being the bad bank. There is a world domination issue here. The military must continue until it can't which takes precedence over the Federal Reserve and member banks. The globalists need to secure the South China Sea at all costs and so you have China prompting chubby boy to increase the costs to the globalists. A big New Madrid earthquake would put the final nail in the coffin of the globalists if it hit at this time.


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[caption id="attachment_34641" align="alignleft" width="313"] Artist rendering of the acute care addition to Queen of the Valley hospital, which will be called the Herman Family Pavilion.[/caption]
NAPA -- Queen of the Valley Medical Center Foundation today announced it received an $11 million gift from the Herman family, the largest gift in the hospital's history.
The funds from Tim and Mary Beth Herman will support the "Crowning of the Queen" capital campaign, which aims to raise $30 million primarily for the hospital's new diagnostic and surgical pavilion, currently under construction. The campaign also supports development of the Peggy Herman Neuroscience Center and the growth of the Foundation's endowment. Queen of the Valley will name the diagnostic and surgical pavilion the Herman Family Pavilion in recognition of the gift.
"We are tremendously grateful to receive this transformational gift, which is also an investment in the future of health care in the Napa Valley," said Elaine John, medical center vice president for philanthropy as well as foundation president and chief executive officer. "The Herman Family Pavilion will help improve the lives of the people of this community for generations to come."
The $11 million gift is comprised of three donations:A $1 million two-for-one challenge to help fund the Peggy Herman Neuroscience Center.An initial $5 million to support the development of the hybrid operating room in the diagnostic and surgical pavilion.An additional $5 million to further support the pavilion.
With the most recent gift, the foundation has raised $21.8 million of the $30 million campaign goal.
Slated to open in fall 2013, the Herman Family Pavilion will house the region's first "hybrid" operating room -- an OR suite that combines the most advanced imaging capabilities with robotics and traditional surgery. The technology will aid physicians during the most difficult of surgeries, including complex cancer, heart and brain procedures.
"This gift is a remarkable example of the shared commitment the Herman family and Queen of the Valley have in advancing health care in our community," said Walt Mickens, hospital president and chief executive officer. "We are proud the Herman name will grace our facility and are tremendously grateful for their contribution that will help us continue the healing legacy of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange for a very long time."
Tim Herman is a 26-year resident of Napa. In 1978, he launched Airprotec, a pollution-control company for the semiconductor industry. In 1989, the company merged with Innovative Engineering to form Delatech. He led this business for 10 years before choosing to sell it and retire so he and his former wife, Peggy, could spend more time with one another and their three children, Michael, Patrick and Danielle.


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Facebook's growth is apparently unstoppable
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Tel: 0121 327 0062
Buses 65, 7, 11, 440.
There is about a 10 minute walk from the bus stops. The numbers 7 and 11 stop on Lichfield Road.
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Recieved mine back a couple of weeks ago from shutter replacement. Read this and decided I better check for more granular black spots. Unfortunately only one. Rocketed it off and machined gunned three hundred shots through it. With hope, I checked it again. Not a spot. Oh well, no new camera for me. Seriously though, I am glad Nikons shutter replacement worked for me, and I am glad those who need it will get their bodies replaced.
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