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Our client is looking to recruit Senior Consultants with either an Industrial or Driving Recruitment background. The branch is performing strongly and the ongoing demand for more contract staff is driving... Driving Work careers Crewe... 23000.00
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Driving Plus - Crewe, Cheshire
We are looking for experienced HGV Class 1 drivers to join our clients transport team on a long term fixed contract basis, working a minimum of 5 out of 7 days per week, with a regular start times. This... Driving careers Crewe... 11.50
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RED Driving School - crewe, cheshire
There aren't many careers that give you the freedom to choose your own working hours, earnings of around GBP500 a week and the use of a fully maintained car. However, you will benefit from all of this... driving crewe nantwich... Earn over GBP500 a week with RED Driving
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Silver Arrow - Crewe, Cheshire, North West
We are currently recruiting for a company that we would like you to become part of - Excellent working conditions, driving new and well maintained serviced vehicles. DC and Store work. Class 1 Drivers... driving crewe... 11.25 - 15.50 per hour
from: totaljobs.com (+1 source) - 2 days ago
Project Resource - Crewe, Cheshire, Cheshire, North West
- On Site Project Planning role working on major highways redevelopment including construction, widening, central reservation work. Services advertised by Project Resource Ltd are those of an agency and/or... courier jobs crewe... £55000 - £60000 per annum + Car/Allowance + Healthcare + Pension
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The position of Occupational Hygienist - Industrial Diseases will be challenging, varied and interesting. The role will require a long term commitment that will include full training (legal and expert... van driving crewe... £40k - 45k per year + car allowance + pension
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Your typical day will be on what we call a 'double-run' basis where you will leave the Depot early in the morning and deliver direct to customers' home over a period of aprox.5 hours; returning to reload... transport crewe... £8.00 - £9.00 per hour
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Assist in ensuring claims and telematics information is utilised along with training and recruitment techniques to ensure the driving workforce is fully trained and meets the required standards for the... part time driving crewe... 25000 per annum
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Come Join Silver Arrow the Ever Growing Driving Agency that can offer Temporary, Temp 2 Perm and Permanent work to the Professional Drivers of Staffordshire and Cheshire. This is a guaranteed ongoing vacancy... 11.00 - 15.00 per hour
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Noted: Harper's Contributing Editor Matthew Power's story "Mississippi Drift", from the March 2008 issue, has been selected for Best American Travel Writing and Best American Nonrequired Reading for next year.
Also today: Harper's Contributing Editor Scott Horton appears on the Brian Lehrer show where he "explains why it may be very difficult for the Justice Department to prosecute the Bush Administration officials responsible for the torture memos."
Two summers ago, Matt [Bullard] sent an invitation that I could not ignore. He was in Minneapolis, building a homemade raft, and had put out a call for a crew of "boat punks" to help him pilot the vessel the entire length of the Mississippi River, all the way to New Orleans. They would dig through the trash for sustenance. They would commune with the national mythos. They would be twenty-first-century incarnations of the river rats, hoboes, and drifters of the Mississippi's history, the sort who in Mark Twain's time would have met their ends tarred, feathered, and run out of town on a rail. Catfish rose in my mind; ripples expanded outward and scattered any doubts. I wrote back straightaway and asked to join up.
I met Matt on a scorching July afternoon and followed him through leafy, upper-middle-class residential streets toward Minneapolis's West River Park. The industrious hum of weed-whackers and leaf-blowers filled the air, and helmeted children tricycled along a path, their watchful parents casting a suspicious eye at
us. But through a small hole in the foliage by the edge of the bike path, we instantly stepped out of the
middle-American idyll, scrambling down a narrow path through the tangled undergrowth, through cleared patches in the woods littered with malt-liquor cans and fast-food wrappers, hobo camps with the musty wild smell of an animal's den. I clutched at the roots of saplings to keep from tumbling down the slope. The sounds of civilization receded to white noise. We stumbled out of the trees onto a sandy spit, and I suddenly saw the river before me, narrow and amber-colored, flowing silently south, lined
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"So, are the stress tests worthless? They did provide a much clearer picture of the position of individual banks than we had previously. It is worth noting that this is a 180 degree shift from the original course pursued by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson last fall. Paulson tried to conceal the situation of individual banks, putting a cloud over all of them. Treasury also should be credited for disclosing many of the specifics of the stress tests so it is possible to do a quick (or more in depth) analysis of its assumptions and explore the implications of alternative assumptions. Still, it is hard not to conclude that these stress tests, and certainly the PR campaign around them, were intended to paint as positive a picture as possible of the banks' financial condition. If this picture proves to be wrong then it means that we will have unnecessarily delayed the clean-up of the financial system. It will also be bad political news for the administration (Geithner and Summers will presumably be joining the ranks of the unemployed)."
"It is a slow yet steady process. Before the price of aluminum fell to 30 cents a pound, from 85 cents, he had accumulated more than $10,000, he said, almost enough to pay the electrician. But despite such progress, last Friday a worker from the Federal Emergency Management Agency delivered a letter informing him that it would soon repossess the trailer that is, for now, his only home. 'I need the trailer,' said Mr. Hammond, 70. 'I ain't got nowhere to go if they take the trailer.' Though more than 4,000 Louisiana homeowners have received rebuilding money only in the last six months, or are struggling with inadequate grants or no money at all, FEMA is intent on taking away their trailers by the end of May. The deadline, which ends temporary housing before permanent housing has replaced it, has become a stark example of recovery programs that seem almost to be working against one another."
"A Taxonomy of Health Care Systems"; "Fifteen seats at the table; not one for single-payer?"; Hannity's socialist apples
"A lawyer who wants to see what a potential witness says to personal contacts on his or her Facebook or MySpace page has one good option, a recent ethics opinion suggests: Ask for access. Alternative approaches, such as secretly sending a third party to 'friend' a Facebook user, are unethical because they are deceptive, says the Philadelphia Bar Association in a March advisory opinion." (via)
Freddie Gray's relatives arrived for the trial in the afternoon, after the prep-school kids had left. By their dress, they seemed to have just gotten off work in the medical and clerical fields. The family did not appear at ease in the courtroom. They winced and dropped their heads as William Porter and his fellow officer Zachary Novak testified to opening the doors of their police van last April and finding Freddie paralyzed, unresponsive, with mucus pooling at his mouth and nose. Four women and one man mournfully listened as the officers described needing to get gloves before they could touch him.
The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
Minimum number of cats fitted with high-tech listening equipment in a 1967 CIA project:
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Zoologists suggested that apes and humans share an ancestor who laughed.
A former prison in Philadelphia that has served as a horror-movie set was being prepared as a detention center for protesters arrested at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump fired his campaign manager.
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"Matt was happy enough to sustain himself on the detritus of a world he saw as careening toward self-destruction, and equally happy to scam a government he despised. 'I'm glad everyone's so wasteful,' he told me. 'It supports my lifestyle.'"


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ICCA Middle East International Meetings Forum held
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Oman's hotels see the new convention centre in Muscat as a hope for increased MICE business
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Hoteliers in the Sultanate hope to capitalise on infrastructure developments
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'The Simpsons' Mural to Be Painted in Oregon
"The Simpsons" will be immortalized with a mural. An artwork based on the long-running animated series will be painted on the side of the Emerald Art Center in Springfield, Oregon to commemorate the show's ties to the real town.
A print artist who works for 20th Century Fox Television is working on an original artwork on which the mural will be based. Series creator Matt Groening will have input on the mural, telling The Register-Guard that he planned "to sneak up in the middle of the night and sign the mural." He jokingly added, "I hope I don't get arrested."
Mayor Christine Lundberg added, "We've been looking for ways to celebrate Matt's Oregon connection with our Springfield for several years. We thought public art would be the perfect venue, and Matt agreed."
City spokesman Niel Laudati said the mural was expected to be completed in mid-September. He revealed that the mural would feature Homer lying in a hammock, Bart climbing a tree, Marge painting and Lisa and Maggie riding a bike. "You can't miss the fact that it's a specific piece for this Springfield," Laudati said.
The mural is estimated to cost $10,000 and the city will use tax revenue from hotel rooms to pay for it.
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Who starts the week of Christmas??!!
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Ok ok why now? I am in a crazy eating frenzy and I need to end it! I have been stuffing my face with cookies and candy since October! I uploaded the most recent picture, which is from Thanksgiving...but I was well on my way to gaining 10 pounds from 10/31 to today! How does that happen? I am such an emotional eater and I binge all the time! Who out there says, crap I screwed up already today so I am going to make it even worse and start tomorrow...Promise. Only to do the same thing day after day.
I never used to be like this. I ate clean all week and the Hubs and I would have Sunday free. Wasn't a diet, but we were smart eaters. Then hit 30 and clock starts banging away in the brain and I have 2 munchkins in two years. Classic weight gain story huh? Well I end up 5x bigger and the Hubs not at all.
This public forum is making me accountable of my actions. And hopefully I can return to my old healthy fit self. I am crossing my fingers...
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Who would do those things? A TON of people, you are so totally not alone! You can make a positive lifestyle change over time, and today is just as good as any other time! In my book, every day is
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You have to start sometime, better today than never.
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You can totally do this!
USE the trackers!!!!! They are incredible tools! You may THINK you know what you are eating, but it will sneak up on you!!!
I lost 30 pounds by using the trackers, and like you, I have been emotionally eating this year, and gained 20 of it back - 7 since Thanksgiving!!!
The trackers work!
You have joined an amazing group, and we are here to support YOU!!!!
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Yep ditto, last year from February/09 I went from 148 to 163 by June. Started SparkPeople in June, got serious. The Nutrition Tracker is NOT an option. Get tracking and be honest with yourself and the tracker. From June to now I have lost 32 pounds. You can do this. You have to want to do this but it certainly sounds like you are ready to "Stop the Insanity" as Susan Powter used to say. You can make smart choices through this tough holiday season which will give you a head start into 2010 and make you feel proud of yourself:
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There are tons of resources here at Spark to help you get started and then to stay on track. Go for it!
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I was in the same boat as you last year except I gained 15 pounds between October and December. Spark really has helped me to come to terms with my emotional eating and realize that food will not fix my problems...it only makes it worse. This site has changed my life and the terrible relationship that I use to have with food. I wish you the same success!!!
to you for taking charge and starting this journey during the most difficult time during the year!
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Believe me........ I am an emotional eater like you wouldn't believe!! Wanna know something embarrassing?! I had TUBS of ben and jerry's sitting around when my (now) boyfriend came into my apartment for the first time. It was because I was emotionally eating everything in sight due to a breakup and other crap!
I feel your pain. Best thing I can do it NOT buy it. I know you have munchkins, but teaching them healthy eating is the best thing to do for you and them- which I'm sure you already do.. but don't buy junk! If it's not in the house and you truly are lazy- you won't want to go get it :)
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~ happy holidays and good luck to you and your goals!!
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Iowa State football held its annual media day on Aug. 11, 2013.
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Iowa State beats Oklahoma - 2013 Big 12 Championship Second Round
(Photos by Matt Van Winkle)
Iowa State overcame a 12 point second hald deficit to beat Oklahoma 73-66 in the Second Round of the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City. Melvin Ejim had a double-double of 23 and 12, Will Clyburn took charge in the second half finishing with 17, and Chris Babb hit a three to put the Cyclones up by 5 points in the final minute. The win was Iowa State's first in the Big 12 Tournament since 2005.
Iowa State 71, Kansas State 79 - Feb. 9, 2013
Iowa State committed 20 turnovers in a 79-70 loss to No.13 Kansas State on Saturday. Korie Lucious led Iowa State with 16 points, Tyrus McGee had 15, and Melvin Ejim had a double-double 13 and 11. Rodney McGruder and Angel Rodriguez combined to score 42 of the Wildcat's 79 points.
The 2013 Cyclone Fanatic Recruiting Party at the Keg Stand
We held our fourth annual Cyclone Fanatic Football Recruiting Party at the Keg Stand on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013. Head coach Paul Rhoads and his coaching staff made the trip down and once again, it was an absoulte blast. If you didn't make it to the event, here are some photos of what you missed.
Oklahoma 35, Iowa State 20 --- Nov. 3, 2012
Photographer Steve Fry and Wallstars.TV offer up these photos from Iowa State's 35-20 loss to Oklahoma on Nov. 3, 2012.
Iowa State's new Bergstrom Football Facility
Iowa State University conducted a media tour of its new Bergstrom Football Facility on Monday. Cyclone Fanatic was there as our Chris Williams snapped these photos. Enjoy.
Iowa State 35, Baylor 21 -- Oct. 27, 2012
Your Iowa State Cyclones got back in the win column on Saturday evening with a 35-21 victory over the high-flying Baylor Bears.
Our ace photog Steve Fry from Wallstars.TV was there to capture all of the images. Enjoy this exclusive photo gallery from the Cyclone victory.
Kansas State 27, Iowa State 21 - Photos by KL6PHOTO
If you're a fan of great sports photography, you'll love this gallery by Luke at KL6PHOTO.
He catches some great shots from Iowa State's 27-21 to Kansas State on Oct. 13, 2012.
Men's Basketball Media Day 2012
Iowa State recently held its men's basketball Media Day for the upcoming 2012-13 season.
Cyclone Fanatic was there to capture the images. Here's an awesome photo gallery from our pal Luke at KL6PHOTO.
Texas Tech hands ISU its first loss of 2012
Iowa State lost its Big 12 opener to the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Sept., 2012 and ace photographer Reese Strickland was on hand to shoot it.
ALL PHOTOS in this gallery are credited to Strickland and Wallstars.TV.
Iowa State 37, WIU 3 --- Sept. 15, 2012
Action photos from Iowa State's 37-3 rout of Western Illinois on Sept. 15, 2012. All photos in this gallery were taken by Steve Fry and are credited to him and Wallstars.TV.
Cyclone Fanatic Basketball Tip-Off Party --- Sept. 5, 2012
If you missed out on the 2012 Cyclone Fanatic Basketball Tip-Off Party at the Keg Stand in West Des Moines, a good friend of the website named Krystal Obbink had her camera rolling.
Enjoy this gallery from our first ever hoops tip-off party that took place on Sept. 5, 2012.
Iowa State 9, Iowa 6 --- Sept. 8, 2012
Photos from Iowa State's 9-6 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City on Sept. 8, 2012.
All photo credits go to photographer Reese Strickland and our good friends at Wallstars.tv.
Iowa State 38, Tulsa 23 --- Sept. 1, 2012
Photos from Iowa State's 38-23 2012 season opener over the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
Photo credits go to Todd Meyer and our good friends at Wallstars.tv.
Iowa State Football Practice from Aug. 3, 2012 --- OFFENSE
All photos from this gallery are credited to KL6PHOTO by Luke.
Iowa State held an open football practice (to media) ON Aug. 3, 2012. Inside of this Cyclone Fanatic photo gallery, you'll see snap shots of the Iowa State offense as it preps for 2012. Enjoy!
Iowa State Football Practice from Aug. 3, 2012 --- DEFENSE
All photos from this gallery are credited to KL6PHOTO by Luke.
Iowa State held an open football practice (to media) ON Aug. 3, 2012. Inside of this Cyclone Fanatic photo gallery, you'll see snap shots of the Iowa State defense as it preps for 2012. Enjoy!
Iowa State Football Media Day 2012
Enjoy our photo gallery from Iowa State's football Media Day that occured on Aug. 2, 2012 in Ames. All photos from this event were taken by KL6PHOTO by Luke.
CF Preseason Party at J's Pizza in Clarinda
A photo gallery of our Cyclone Fanatic Preseason Party that took place on Sunday, Aug. 12 at J's Pizza and Steakhouse in Clarinda, Iowa. All photo credits go to Clarinda native Sandy Williams.
- JUN 27 MONDAY MUSINGS: What'd I miss?
- JUN 27 Niang named ISU male athlete of the year
- JUN 25 CCL Recap: Solomon Young finding his niche during CCL
- JUN 24 STANSBURY: The right thing happened on Thursday night
- JUN 23 Niang and Nader picked in second round of NBA Draft
- JUN 23 Blum: NBA Draft Night Primer
- JUN 22 CCL Recap: Babb showing his versatility during CCL
- JUN 27 RECRUITING: Hafiz still mulling options after ISU visit
- JUN 27 RECRUITING: Michigan DB is commit No. 15
- JUN 25 RECRUITING: In-state offensive lineman commits to ISU
- JUN 24 RECRUITING: Charlie Kolar finds right fit at Iowa State
- JUN 24 RECRUITING: Charlie Kolar becomes ISU commit No. 13
- ON THE TRAIL: Adam and Jared get you ready for a huge weekend
- JUN 24 HOT BOARD: Ton of movement leads to board makeover
- JUN 23 Nolan named ISU female athlete of the year
- JUN 8 Iowa State hires new softball coach
- MAY 21 Wrestling gets good news on Earl Hall
- MAY 10 Iowa State doesn't renew contract of softball coach
- MAR 17 UPDATE: ISU 11th at NCAA Wrestling Championships
- MAR 17 ISU currently 12th at NCAA Wrestling Championships
- MAR 6 WRESTLING: Weatherspoon claims Big 12 title
- WILLIAMS: Five thoughts on the future of the Big 12
- A championship game will return to Big 12 football in 2017
- VIDEO: Steve Prohm interviewed by fake Gary Dolphin
- RECRUITING: 6-4 JUCO wide out pledges to Cyclones
- CFTV: Best of luck to Brody's Cause in the Kentucky Derby
- Frontline grad transfer sets visit to Iowa State
- RECRUITING: State's best LB commits to the Cyclones
- ON THE TRAIL: Adam and Jared get you ready for a huge weekend
- FAWcast: KXNO's Ross Peterson joins the guys for a deep talk
- PODCAST: Jared touches on ISU news then dives deep into the NBA
- ON THE TRAIL: Weekend visitors and camp recaps
- FAWcast: Random, random and more random
- PODCAST: #AskCW
- THE SENIORS: Talking Mackenro Alexander, Ray Kasongo and life


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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
THE PREMARKET NEWS YOU NEED TO STAY ALIVE: here's what nobody's talking about except me
And this morning, Germany and Paris are both up >2%; USD is down against CAD, GBP and XEU; and oil is back up, which should also boost US stocks for no good reason.
So I guess what we saw was just a 2-day selling snit, which was the obvious market reaction to the Brexit vote. And since it was so obvious, the buy side of the book decided to disappear, making the selloff worse than it should have been. And now people are jumping back in, buying the equities that got sold down.
I'll let Wall Street Whitey give me $50 for the Magna that I bought yesterday at ~$44.50, and if they make me hold til after the next dividend then so be it. As for all the XIV I bought yesterday, I think I'll try and hold that for a 5-figure gain, since I have this year's tuition bill coming.
Monday, June 27, 2016
BBC were the ones who lost the referendum
Chris Dillow - the BBC problem. Quote:
First, in being impartial between truth and lies, the BBC was complicit in a conspiracy to defraud the public. Its more intelligent correspondents are aware of this. Here's assistant political editor Norman Smith (7'52" in):
There is an instinctive bias within the BBC towards impartiality to the exclusion sometimes of making judgment calls that we can and should make. We are very very cautious about saying something is factually wrong and I think as an organization we could be more muscular about it. I'll give you an example, which is one that cropped up, and there was a lot of debate within the BBC about it, was when the Brexit campaign suggested that Turkey was poised to join the EU, and that there was nothing we could do about it. Now that is factually wrong, but when we initially covered the story, I think we said along the lines of 'Remain had said that is wrong' – in other words, we attributed the assessment to the Remain side, when we could, of our own, say 'No, that is factually wrong.' But, because as an organisation, more than any other organisation, there is a massive pressure and premium on fairness, on balance, on impartiality, I suspect we, we hold back from making those sort of calls, and I do think that, potentially, is a disservice to the listener and viewer.
Secondly, the BBC's main new coverage was guilty of adverse selection. As Simon says, there were two campaigns: a reasonable and civilized one; and a bitter dishonest one. The BBC gave us too much of the latter. On the Leave side, we heard too much from liars and crypto-fascists and too little from more decent Brexiters. And on the Remain side, it gave us too much of the exaggerations of Cameron and Osborne and too few more sober voices.
Thirdly, and perhaps relatedly, many of the BBC's main current affairs programmes forget the first two of Lord Reith's trilogy – inform, educate and entertain – in favour of the latter. Nick's right:
The worst journalists, editors and broadcasters know their audiences want entertainment, not expertise. If you doubt me, ask when you last saw panellists on Question Time who knew what they were talking about.
In these ways, the BBC is a major culprit in the degradation of our political culture. It is heavily responsible for the fact that voters were wrong about key facts in this referendum.
As for me, back to calculus homework I guess, as the market continues to vomit up its sigmoid colon.
Some abuse for Kenneth Rogoff
Kenneth Rogoff - incompetent, ignorant bullshit from a proven liar. Here, let me quote you some:
Does a majority in Parliament have to support Brexit? Apparently not.
Um... yes it does, Kenneth. Parliament first has to repeal the 1972 European Communities Act, apparently, and that requires a majority. Then again, you shouldn't be expected to know this, because it doesn't involve gaming an Excel file to yield fake statistical results in support of ignorant right-wing austerian policy in the face of a global savings glut and a negative demand shock.
The idea that somehow any decision reached anytime by majority rule is necessarily "democratic" is a perversion of the term. Modern democracies have evolved systems of checks and balances to protect the interests of minorities and to avoid making uninformed decisions with catastrophic consequences.
It's especially difficult for voters to make informed decisions when faced with books by Harvard professors whose right-wing policy recommendations are based on intentionally gamed Excel files.
It is important to take stock not just of the outcome, though, but of the process.
Then why haven't you informed yourself of the process of Brexit by reading the article that the Guardian posted just today?
SHOCKING STOCK HEADLINES: you won't believe what derps next!
Still can't post charts except by stealing from other blogs, sorry. I'll see what I can do later this week when I get Fedora working better. Right now it's refusing to connect to my router on startup, and that pisses me off.
But here's some stock news headlines that are guaranteed to herp your derp!:
The Guardian on the harsh reality
The Guardian - guess what, referendums don't fecking matter. There's populist wharrgarbl, which Cameron himself started with this whole referendum vote. And then there's the cold, harsh reality of the parliamentary process.
Which your average blogger has entirely fucking ignored.
"Sovereignty" – a much misunderstood word in the campaign – resides in Britain with the "Queen in parliament", that is with MPs alone who can make or break laws and peers who can block them. Before Brexit can be triggered, parliament must repeal the 1972 European Communities Act by which it voted to take us into the European Union – and MPs have every right, and indeed a duty if they think it best for Britain, to vote to stay.
It is being said that the government can trigger Brexit under article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, merely by sending a note to Brussels. This is wrong. Article 50 says: "Any member state may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements." The UK's most fundamental constitutional requirement is that there must first be the approval of its parliament.
Britain, absurdly, is the only significant country (other than Saudi Arabia) without a written constitution. We have what are termed "constitutional conventions", along with a lot of history and traditions. Nothing in these precedents allots any place to the results of referendums or requires our sovereign parliament to take a blind bit of notice of them.
It was parliament that voted to enter the European Economic Community in 1972, and only three years later was a referendum held to settle the split in Harold Wilson's Labour party over the value of membership. Had a narrow majority of the public voted out in 1975, Wilson would still have had to persuade parliament to vote accordingly – and it is far from certain that he would have succeeded.
Our democracy does not allow, much less require, decision-making by referendum. That role belongs to the representatives of the people and not to the people themselves. Democracy has never meant the tyranny of the simple majority, much less the tyranny of the mob (otherwise, we might still have capital punishment). Democracy entails an elected government, subject to certain checks and balances such as the common law and the courts, and an executive ultimately responsible to parliament, whose members are entitled to vote according to conscience and common sense.
Many countries, including Commonwealth nations – vouchsafed their constitutions by the UK – have provisions for change by referendums. But these provisions are carefully circumscribed and do not usually allow change by simple majority.
In Australia, for example, a referendum proposal must pass in each of the six states (this would defeat Brexit, which failed in Scotland and Northern Ireland). In other countries, it must pass by a very clear majority – usually two-thirds. In some US states that permit voting on public legislative proposals, there are similar safeguards. In the UK (except, under a 2011 act in the case of an EU expansion of power), referendum results are merely advisory – in this case, advising MPs that the country is split almost down the middle on the wisdom of EU membership.
So how should MPs vote come November, when Prime Minister Boris Johnson introduces the 2016 European Communities Act (Repeal) Bill? Those from London and Scotland should happily vote against it, following their constituents' wishes. So should Labour MPs – it's their party policy after all.
By November, there may be other very good reasons for MPs to refuse to leave Europe. Brexit may turn out to be just too difficult. Staying in the EU may be the only way to stop Scotland from splitting, or to rescue the pound. A poll on Sunday tells us that a million leave voters are already regretting their choice: a significant public change of mind would amply justify a parliamentary refusal to Brexit. It may be, in November, that President Donald Trump becomes the leader of the free world – in which case a strong EU would become more necessary than ever. Or it may simply be that a majority of MPs, mindful of their constitutional duty to do what is best for Britain, conscientiously decide that it is best to remain.
There is no point in holding another referendum (as several million online petitioners are urging). Referendums are alien to our traditions, they are inappropriate for complex decision-making, and without careful incorporation in a written constitution, the public expectation aroused by the result can damage our democracy.
Oh? Well that sounds fine then....
The only way forward now depends on the courage, intelligence and conscience of your local MP.
Oh fuck we're all doomed.
Seriously, though, imagine the wharrgarbl of the Russian-funded disinfo stooges were they to find that the parliamentary elitists were ignoring the result of the referendum.
John Oliver on Brexit
Not all that great, must have too many American writers.
BTW, I had not heard before today that David Cameron had fucked a dead pig's mouth.
Well, so far....
So far this morning, the idiocy of Wall Street Whitey continues. Ford is down -3SD, and so is Magna, so I guess Whitey thinks a stupid reversible referendum in the UK will cause a worldwide recession. That's confirmed by CN also being -3SD.
I guess this'll continue til the TA says it won't, because that's all these idots are trading on, otherwise they'd be lapping up Royal Bank's 4% yield as UST10Y drops below 1.5%.
New Deal Demoncrat - still no sign of a recession. But don't let that stop you piddling, Whitey.
Calculated Risk - largest US population cohorts are now 20-24 and 25-29. This may be a case of "demographics trumps economics", Bill. But then again, last time demographics trumped economics, the US government invested trillions to build future productivity via the Marshall Plan, the US Interstate system, NASA, and the GI Bill. So really, policy trumped economics. Nowadays, policy aims to cause a worldwide depression. Can demographics trump that?
Simon Wren-Lewis - blah blah Brexit. Literally everyone English is all weighing in. And worse, the lefty blogs are now making it all about Corbyn, as if he has a fucking duty to bail out the banksters: whatever happened to labour being in fundamental opposition to the ruling class? Fuck you all and your quaint nostalgia for the lickspittle centrism of Tony Blair, you fake lefties. But the interesting stuff is in the comments, such as:
Ages 18-24 Leave 27%, 25-34 38% Leave, 35-44 48% Leave.Like I said, figure out how Ena Sharples votes, and that will tell you the election result. Always. And Ena Sharples votes with the Daily Mail.
And as for the rise anti-European Nazi populism in England: the people wouldn't be forced to swing Nazi to oppose Europe if Militant Tendency were still around, would they, Simon? It wasn't Labour who fought the Poll Tax, it was Militant. And it wasn't Thatcher who killed off Militant, it was fucking Kinnock. So fuck you, ivory-tower socialists in academia. Go join Tim Farron, you fucking Quislings.
Polly's Panties - like the Cuban missile crisis, sense will prevail. Here's a quote from the Institute of Give Your Head a Shake:
Humankind has a natural inclination to avoid pain. If UK votes to leave and it threatens other countries' economic stability then other countries will do what they can to alleviate it.But nobody reads his blog anyway, so they'll likely continue to assume sense won't prevail.
There is punishment and there is mutually assured destruction. It's much like the cold war. Threats are made but when fingers are on buttons they will waiver and diplomacy will take over to avoid net sufferance.
I cannot believe that the EU, whose behaviour has constantly displayed a 'whatever it takes' response to survival, would let a Brexit vote paint themselves into a corner of sufferance.
As any parent knows, threats of punishment before the action are a different matter once the action has taken place. Negotiation and compromise is still most likely.
If we seriously think that, as the FT has suggested, the likes of the Mexican Peso's fate is in the balance of Brexit then something is messed up. Shock is one thing but reality is another. The tertiary correlations should be faded.
Saturday, June 25, 2016
NEWS BULLETIN: Led Zeppelin cleared of plagiarism
BBC - Zep cleared of plagiarism. No, Led Zeppelin didn't steal "Stairway to Heaven". Rather, as it turns out, Randy California stole "Taurus":
During the trial, defence lawyers argued the chord progression in question was very common and had been in use for more than 300 years.You can't fucking claim that you deserve someone else's royalties when you've nicked the chord progression in question from Henry Purcell and Alessandro Scarlatti. Well... maybe you still can if you're Randy's widow and you never gave a shit about the music, you're just looking for money.
And in case you want more commentary than this, I'll pass you on to an angry dwarf with a music blog:
Bob Lefsetz - Led Zeppelin ramble ramble internet ramble ramble Kanye.
Some Saturday news
So the market had its spaz attack on Friday, and so did several analysts.
Apparently, you can be a professor at George Mason and not fucking understand that whatever happened in the UK, central banks will automatically respond with policy meant to soften the blow.
So the blather will continue til it fades off into the distance and all anyone cares about is whether the US economy is still growing.
To that end, here's news:
Bonddad - Thursday datafest. Really, truck tonnage and chemical activity are still increasing? That must mean the US is still growing, eh?
Calculated Risk - weekly initial claims decrease. Really? That must mean the US is still growing, eh?
The Krugginator - Brexit, the morning after. Some calm and sensible discussion, such as this chart of the pound where if you squint really really hard you might be able to see the effect of the vote on their currency:
But since he's a Keynesian you're required to ignore him and call him some dummy sociamalist.
IKN - Bobby Genovese looking to refloat Liberty Silver in 2016. Good, let's see who he hires this time to pump his scam. As for IKN, it's now been over a year since he stopped talking to me because I'd mocked him for calling Blaise Pascal the president of Burkina Faso.
Friday, June 24, 2016
So England voted to leave the EZ, just like I told you they would.
The UK voters don't care about economics, sorry. The vote wasn't about property values or anything. The vote was about driving out the darkies and the polaks, and anyone who remembers the glory days of Enoch Powell would have been able to predict this vote.
It's really quite simple. The English are so racist that they hate Belgians. Why would you expect the vote to be any different?
And it's a fact that old people vote more than young people, and country folk vote more than city folk, so just ask yourself how you'd expect a 75-year-old uneducated bitch from the Forest of Deane to cast her vote and that should have been your prediction for the referendum.
So what now?
The market has grossly overreacted to the vote, considering it'll still take 3 months to find a new PM, then another several months of negotiating the terms of negotiations, then 2 years of Article 50.
Still, the UK will go into an immediate recession, since the #1 result of this will be a drop in investment spending ex-real estate, and the investment cycle drives the economic cycle. Investment should drop even more in Scotland and NI, since nobody knows which way either of them go from here. Sinn Fein is actually calling for an immediate border vote under the GFA, which they can do if they don't mind a new war with the Ulster Loyalists; meanwhile, the SNP can successfully argue that the EZ referendum result is a sufficient enough change to Scotland's position in the UK that a new Scottish independence referendum has automatically been triggered.
And the Conservatives will respond with an austerity budget that amplifies the economic collapse, because the entire world political class ex-Trudeau still thinks austerity is the cure for everything.
The drop in the pound doesn't help the UK one bit trade-wise, because a) they just tore up the FTA they had with their largest single trading partner, and b) nobody else is going to forge new trade ties with the UK when they're facing 3 years of uncertainty about who the hell they're dealing with and under what treaty.
One thing I can predict with certainty, being a Canadian who's experienced the silliness of a Quebec "independence but not really" referendum, is that the centrist (semi-Leave, semi-Remain) element will band together to move forward with a strategy of negotiating "independence but not really". The ideal would be an agreement that can convince Joe Oik that yes, we're still going to ship out all the Romanians on cattle-cars, you've won, but hey look at this we're also going to hammer out a new agreement that gives us all the goodness of independence while also giving us all the goodness of remaining in the EZ except we won't call it "remaining in the EZ" because we won't be in the EZ but we will but stumm.
Thus they can rescue Joe City of London's balls from the fire while simultaneously convincing at least 10% of Joe Headbutts that hey, this new EZ "sovereign partnership agreement" will be just as good as independence, in fact it's what you voted for, you wanted the Turks out of Stoke didn't you, well here you go.
The problem I can see with that is that the big prize in this negotiation is the possible relocation of the EZ's banking centre. We know for a fact that Deutsche Bank & the rest of the continental banks have their hands up Merkel & Schauble's butts, so there's no way the Germans will consent to the City remaining in business.
Really, I don't know who the hell the City has on their side in Europe: fact is, the twats were only useful while they were useful. Now they're prey.
Plus it might be that Germany and France go out of their way to more generally take England's knees out, as a way of warning the others (Greece certainly, but also the neo-Nazi Russian-funded East like Hungary and Slovakia) that leaving the EZ earns you destruction with malice aforethought. They may want to really make an example out of England.
Meanwhile, this changes nothing for equities: British and European stocks universally sucked before today, and they are going to continue sucking for the next several years. Which means your buddy who went long EZ stocks 6 months ago because of their awesome low valuations is proven to be a fucking clueless idiot yet again. There has literally been no company from Europe that was worth investing in at any time over the past 20 years, save Nokia.
The US may freak out for a couple days on this vote. You can expect a few other freakout days at various points in the future as various milestones are passed. Britain will indeed go into a deep recession. You may expect snits from other miserable European countries. But the US is still the best equity market in the world.
I guess the one significant change is that rich white people now may feel they have reason to stick more gold in vaults. But that's a longer-term trend issue: last night's pop in gold should likely get worn off.
Friday videos - SPC ECO
Well, this is an interesting little indie baWAIT WTF THIS IS DEAN GARCIA FROM CURVE
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Popo on Brexit
Polemic's Pains - on psychology and Brexit. Popo points out that it's obvious polls will swing in favour of Remain. After all, fewer people will want to admit to a live human being that they are still in favour of Leave now that the Leave side is seen to be populated with murderous psychopaths and the Moscow-funded neo-Nazi Farage.
However, even if Leave makes them feel too dirty to publicly self-identify, Popo thinks it won't stop them from voting in a way that makes them feel dirty.
With some extra insight into behavioural market analysis.
Monday, June 20, 2016
Here's a Jo Cox consipracy theory for you
Stupid me, I needed a larf, so I looked at Zerohedge this morning.
In response to KGB-funded neo-Nazi Martin Armstrong, I submit this alternative conspiracy theory:
Maybe the leave side is part of a secret conspiracy to sow unrest in Europe, funded by Putin. Maybe the conspiracy includes fomenting racist neo-Nazi sentiment, the way the Russians have explicitly done in Germany with AfD, whose leadership takes orders directly from Moscow.
Maybe the leave side is secretly conspiring with Moscow to weaken the UK by driving them out of the EU, in an attempt to set the European nations against each other, per good old-fashioned Russky zero-sum realist politics.
Maybe you're not the great glorious British Empire, but rather just a bunch of dumb fucking greedy clowns who still want to feel Thatcher's dick up your asses.
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Myna birds a major problem
The Indian Myna bird, while unassuming to look at, is territorial and highly aggressive.FIONA BLICK February 15, 2013 10:50am
The catastrophic damage caused by cane toads, rabbits and foxes has been well documented but have you heard of the Indian Myna bird.
This bird, while unassuming to look at, is territorial and highly aggressive. They compete with and displace native wildlife for habitat areas, taking over tree hollows and nest sites, forcing possums and birds out and eject, and occasionally even eat, nestlings and eggs right from their nests. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has ranked the Myna amongst the world's 100 most invasive pest species and it has just been voted Australia's worst pest ahead of the cane toad, rabbit, fox, feral cat and pig.
And they have moved into the local area.
They could be in your backyard as you are reading this article, launching their very own coup d'etat on the resident native birds – but help is at hand. The Yarrawonga Mulwala Men's Shed (YMMS), in cooperation with the Broken Catchment Landcare Network, is on a mission to eradicate Indian Mynas from north east Victoria. John Shorten, Project Coordinator for the YMMS, said the group has received funding to build an initial 24 Myna traps from the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority and they have also approached the Moira Shire Council and Shepparton City Council to hold information and community awareness programs in each area.
"As well as supplying the traps there will also be a kit which includes a handbook on Indian Mynas, trapping tips, gloves, disposal instructions and a recording sheet for the number of birds caught," Mr Shorten said.
The Indian Myna, identified by its yellow beak and eye patch, brown body and black head was first introduced into Melbourne in the 1860s to control insect pests at the market gardens and their population is spreading rapidly.
Mr Shorten said even though the birds are a feral species they must be disposed of humanely.
"The traps we have built all have provisions for food and water trays and do not harm the birds in any way," he said. "We have been closely working with Wildlife Rescue to make sure everything is made in a humane fashion. There has been a lot of demand for these traps, we even have a waiting list."
He said it was important to distinguish the pest Indian Myna from the Common Noisy Miner (note the spelling difference). Noisy Miners are native birds that are predominantly grey and are a protected species so must be released if trapped.
For more information on the Indian Myna or to order a trap from the Yarrawonga Mulwala Men's Shed please phone John Shorten on 57441840.
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Cancer nurse's future secured
The Shepparton Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch committee will continue to fund the prostate cancer specialist nurse position at Goulburn Valley Health for the next four-and-a-half years.
Slow start but important win for Lions
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Promoted: Fighting for the CFA
The brave and selfless women and men of our CFA brigades need our support like never before and I will stand with them all the way.
More than just points on the line
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The Australian Sheep and Wool Show
SPONSORED: TAKE a trip to Bendigo this July and enjoy a country-style holiday, plus a jam-packed program of events at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2016.
The Australian Sheep and Wool Show
SPONSORED: TAKE a trip to Bendigo this July and enjoy a country-style holiday, plus a jam-packed program of events at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2016.
Swans flex muscles
Avenel win easy
Hall offence
Berrigan Shire councillor Daryll Morris says he has been sickened by some of the vitriol and personal attacks to surface since the council's proposal to redevelop Finley's Memorial Hall and School of Arts site was revealed in October last year.
The Australian Sheep and Wool Show
SPONSORED: TAKE a trip to Bendigo this July and enjoy a country-style holiday, plus a jam-packed program of events at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2016.
Have a pie for a mate
If you are in the mood for a warm treat next Friday and want to get involved in the recent push to aid struggling dairy farmers, then Ambience Bakery Cafe will have you covered.
Talented Kayla's Canadian tour
Deniliquin's Kayla Smith will travel to Canada on Wednesday to compete in two major athletics meets.
Lawyers arrive to discuss Murray Goulburn claim
About 30 Murray Goulburn suppliers turned out to a Shepparton meeting last week with lawyers proposing legal action against the big processors.
Youngsters give it their all
Benalla Rovers soccer players represent at Country Leagues Football Association Championships.
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