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In addition to his cold, C was having a bad teething day today. I don't understand why I'm so tired, because we didn't even leave home today. I think it's emotional exhaustion and frustration. When C wasn't whining, he was screaming. The only time that he was quiet was when I went against one of my fundamental parenting philosophies – we cuddled up in the bed and watched television. Don't judge me! A mother needs a little silence! It's not like I can just leave the room to get some peace when we live in a one-bedroom apartment. Maybe it's okay to do that if the alternative is losing your mind? *sigh*
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This is a commission piece I just finished for Mike Banks the owner of Samurai Comics here in Phoenix. Killing two birds with once stone by coincidence here by tackling the winning votes of my last two polls: Something with Boobs and Rogue.
Mike was kind to give me a copy of one of the Marvel Projects blank variant to do this on. I asked him what his favorite Marvel girl was and Rogue was on his list, among others, and when he requested something risque I couldn't resist another Rogue.
Mike was kind to give me a copy of one of the Marvel Projects blank variant to do this on. I asked him what his favorite Marvel girl was and Rogue was on his list, among others, and when he requested something risque I couldn't resist another Rogue.
as always, amazing work
luv this 1...all time favorite
Very nice! What do you charge for something like this?
Can't believe I am just now seeing this! Totally incredible, and I don't think you have anyone that would complain about the head and neck being too far back even if it was (which I don't think it is either). The hair around the base of the neck along with the shadow play make it perfect with a head tilt if you ask me. Awesome piece, really hope you get a chance to do that ASM cover sometime!
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After Jim Lee's take on Rogue in the Savage Land storyline (aka the "Magneto affair") this falls right into my fantasies of her from those stories. Forget the cost...who wouldn't want to touch her, eh?
Beautiful work!
Beautiful work!
so beautiful!
Thanks. It's still one of my personal faves too. Funny how those ones are never the fan favorites. haha
No problem. You draw anatomy really well. I try, but as you can see in my art, not many tries to paint it. I'll get practice in college though.
who notices that the only one looking her way is Johnny Storm.
Mmmm. Perfect proportions for Rogue.
That's some sweet Savage Land topless action!
That's some sweet Savage Land topless action!
thats pretty awesome dude
I think I left my jaw somewheres......
Rogue is sexy nice drawing
Damn, she's so sexy.
woooow , perfect !!!!
She's so cute... beautiful
Thanks, dude!
good job!
Great !
U ever think about recording yourself as you draw so we could see your process, that would be so sick
I haven't given it much thought. Honestly though the video would be soooo long cause I'm super slow. lol.
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Yay for very cute Rogue!
Thanks! I wish I could keep it...
Incredible work, thank you for not only vreating this image but for sharing it with all of us.


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Graphite: A Way To Profit From The Move To Electric Vehicles 10 comments
I took a look at a friend's Tesla last week. I was very impressed, not only by the car, but also by the owner who was bubbling over with enthusiasm about his new toy. I think it is only a matter of time before electric cars begin to take a significant share of the world market for vehicles. That will mean huge changes for those who provide raw materials, fuel, supplies and services to the motor vehicle industry.
This will open up opportunities for many of the companies that supply raw materials and components for the electric vehicle. The preferred technology for energy storage for vehicles has now become the lithium ion battery, and the major materials in the battery are lithium compound which are used for the anodes and electrolyte, copper and graphite which is the material of choice for the battery cathode. In fact, there is 10 to 20 times more graphite than lithium in the Li-ion battery.
In 2010 there were two mining companies with graphite as their primary focus listed on world stock exchanges. Now there are over 80, with more than 150 properties in some stage of exploration or development.
Graphite Market
Chinese mines produce about 70% of the world's graphite. Cutbacks in production and the introduction of a 20% export tax at the Chinese mines sparked new interest in graphite exploration and mining and a rise in graphite prices in 2011. Although prices have recently fallen back to more normal levels, new demand for Li-ion battery application should ensure a healthy market in the future.
The existing world market for natural graphite is about 1.1 million tonnes per year, of which just over half is low value amorphous graphite (selling for less than $700/tonne) and the rest is mostly flake graphite which sells for $1,100 to $1,800/tonne depending on the flake size and purity. There is also a small niche market for lump and chip graphite which is mined only in Sri Lanka, and which sells for about $2,000/tonne.
Graphite is also manufactured synthetically from petroleum coke and coal tar pitch. The market for synthetic graphite is about 1.5 million tonnes per year, the major component of which is electrodes for arc furnaces and other electric furnaces. Graphite electrodes sell for about $4,000/tonne. Electrodes are finished products, molded and machined to specific sizes, so the price is not directly comparable to natural graphite. The waste product from machining sells for about $700/tonne.
The only major application in which the synthetic and natural graphite compete is the anode of the Li-ion battery and this is the fastest growing sector, with forecast growth rates of about 20% versus 3% for the remainder of the market.
Very pure graphite (natural or synthetic), can sell for much higher prices. However, as most prices are set by negotiated contracts between buyer and seller, the terms and quantities involved are not readily available. These very high value products are sold in relatively small niche market quantities, and are usually customized products with properties designed for specific applications.
The graph below is a forecast for natural graphite demand, showing the effect that growth in Li-ion battery use will have on the demand for graphite by year 2020.
The estimated world market in 2012 was 40,000 tonnes per year. I have seen one projection from Roskill (one of the market research companies covering this market) that the market for battery grade graphite will reach 114,000 tonnes per year by 2016. Forecasts from Industrial Minerals have the battery grade graphite market growing to 800,000 tonnes per year by 2020, with a 5% penetration rate for electric vehicles, and 1,600,000 tonnes per year with a 10% market penetration for electric vehicles. If this happens, the battery industry will displace the refractories industry as the world's biggest consumer of natural graphite.
Graphite mining and processing
Natural flake graphite is mined, on a small scale relative to the mining of metals such as copper, and almost exclusively in open pit mines with deposits close to the surface. After extraction, the ore is processed by crushing, grinding and flotation to separate the graphite from the gangue materials. After flotation it is dried and screened to separate the very fine amorphous graphite from the more valuable flake graphite
Larger flake sizes usually have higher purity, and sell for higher prices than the small flake sizes. Typically, purity is 94 to 97% graphite for the +80 mesh sized product, sold into the refractory industry. Graphite for the Li-ion battery requires further processing after the flotation and screening stage.
The specifications for Li-ion battery graphite usually require 99.5+% purity, and the particles should be spheroidal (potato shaped) whereas natural graphite particles are flat or needle shaped. Changing the shape of the particle is done by milling, which can waste between 30 and 70% of the material, depending on the initial particle size. The higher particle sizes have lower losses, so flake graphite with medium to high particle sizes (+100 mesh) is the preferred material for manufacturing of graphite for Li-ion battery use. The current largest user (the refractory industry) and the potential future largest user (the Li-ion battery industry) are therefore competing for the medium to large flake material.
Purification to 99.5+% is usually done after milling, and involves chemical leaching or thermal purification at high temperatures, or both.
Almost all of the battery grade graphite is produced in China and exported after purification, to Japan or Korea where it is coated with carbon and bonded to copper sheets for use as the anode of the Li-ion battery. The Chinese industry has gone through a period of consolidation and mine closures. There has been some speculation that Chinese mines are running out of ore and that the export tax introduced in 2010 was an attempt to conserve resources. However, this is hard to verify, and it is equally likely that the export tax is an attempt to attract more value added processing to China, and eventually develop a Li-ion battery industry in China.
Graphite Mining Companies
The only company mining graphite in North America is Timcal, a private company with a mine and processing facility in Quebac.
All of the companies trying to move into the graphite space are junior mining companies, with no producing mines and no significant source of revenue. These are investments which can provide high returns but which carry a high risk. Out of the 80 or so junior mining companies chasing graphite projects, many will fail. It is unlikely that more than a dozen or so will ever get their projects into production - there is simply not enough demand to support all of them. The ones who are furthest ahead with development of their projects will have an advantage in being first to market. I have therefore chosen to evaluate four companies who are sufficiently far advanced to have produced an NI43-101 compliant resource estimate and a Preliminary Economic Analysis (PEA) demonstrating that they have a viable project.
The companies I have chosen to evaluate are:
Northern Graphite - has reached the feasibility study phase for a mine and flotation plant in Northern Ontario producing 16,000 tonnes per year of flake graphite. Northern's deposit is unusual in that it contains a high proportion of large flake sizes and almost no amorphous graphite. The mine is has recently received a permit from the Ontario Government and can start procurement and construction as soon as financing is in place. Northern will probably be the first of the junior miners to go into production.
Focus Graphite - owns the Lac Knife deposit in Northern Quebec, close to the Labrador border. It has plans for a processing plant for 49,000 tonnes per year of graphite, in the medium, fine and amorphous size ranges. Focus is conducting pilot tests to provide data for process flow sheet optimization and to provide samples for discussions with potential end users.
Mason Graphite is proposing to develop a deposit at Lac Gueret about 200 miles north of Baie-Comeau, Quebec. It will produce 50,000 tonnes per year of graphite with a full range of products from minus 150 mesh to +50 mesh flake.
Energizer Resources has a 75% interest in the Molo Graphite deposit in the south of Madagascar and is planning a mine and processing plant to produce 84,000 tonnes per year, mostly medium and fine flake and amorphous graphite. The PEA study was completed earlier this year, pilot plant testing is in progress and they are targeting production in 2015.
The table below is a summary of each of the proposed graphite mining projects:
Note: The average selling prices are after my adjustments and reflect the prices I have used in my adjusted NPV analyses.
Northern's capital and operating costs per tonne of production are significantly higher than the others because of the small tonnage and the very low grade ore. This extra cost is offset by the larger flake sizes in the Northern ore which will provide a higher income per tonne.
Mason has the lowest estimated operating cost because of the high ore grades. It also has a full range of flake sizes, including some of the +50 mesh Jumbo flake which attracts the highest price.
Energizer's capital cost per tonne of product is low because of the larger scale of the project, even though their CAPEX includes significant infrastructure spending. They are also proposing to use contract mining, so their mining equipment cost is buried in the operating costs. Power costs for Energizer are very high because they will have to use diesel generators at the site. However, there is a plan to mine coal and construct a power station in the region, which will benefit the project if it goes forward.
All four companies have sufficient resources for at least twenty years, and all have inferred resources and unexplored deposits with potential to increase mine life well beyond 20 years.
The NI43-101 compliant PEAs for each of these projects can be found on the SEDAR website. Because the PEAs are not all done on an equal basis, for example some of them have used different pricing, some are pre-tax, some give both pre and post-tax NPVs etc. I have therefore adjusted the calculations to present my best efforts at an "apples to apples" comparison.
The adjustments I made were:
Northern Graphite used an 8% discount rate and a twenty five year mine life for their NPV calculations. I adjusted that to 10% and twenty years to match the others.
In their PEA, Focus graphite included a plan to purify their large flake product to battery grade using an expensive thermal process which was to be contracted to a third party. They also included a very high selling price for the upgraded product. I have taken out the cost of the thermal processing and moved their selling price down to match the others. I have also adjusted Focus Graphite's NPV calculation to allow for taxes because they provided only a pre-tax calculation in the PEA.
Mason used a lower product pricing structure than the others than the others, so I have increased their NPV to provide an equal comparison.
In all cases, I have normalized the assumed graphite prices based on the percentage of amorphous and flake graphite and the percentage of each flake size produced at each of the proposed mines.
The adjusted project Net Present Values (NPVs) and evaluation of the company values are in the table below:
In the above table, to arrive at a company net asset value, I have added the balance sheet value (current tangible assets minus liabilities) and I have assumed that all outstanding warrants and options are exercised along with the appropriate dilution of shares. The final row in the table is the ratio between the Net Asset Value, and the share price as of August 3rd, 2013.
In all cases, I have ignored the value of any other mining licenses or projects which are owned by the company, but which have not reached the stage of being proven to be of commercial value.
Based on my analysis of the graphite projects, Energizer is the most undervalued of the four companies. A fact which likely reflects the location of the proposed project and the infrastructure challenges of the site as well as the somewhat undercapitalised nature of the company. The proposed size of Energizer's project at 84,000 tonnes per year is also large compared with the others. This could be an advantage once the market is established, but it may be too much for the market to absorb in its early years. I don't expect the Chinese suppliers to give up a major portion of their market share without a fight.
I also like Mason because of their low operating costs and high grade deposit, and the fact that their ore contains the full range of flake sizes. Their ore grade for the early years of the mine life is over 27%.
Although Northern is further along with their project than any of the others and will likely be first to market, the shares appear to be fully valued. Northern would gain, however, if the price gap between the larger and smaller flake sizes were to increase as a result of disproportionately higher demand for the large flake. That widening of the price gap may well happen because both the refractory and battery markets place a premium value on the high flake sizes.
Focus is in the best financial position, with about $15 million in cash on their latest published balance sheet. There is also a component of value in Focus which is not reflected in a simple analysis of their proposed mining project. Focus owns 40% of Grafoid, a technology company which is developing new products and processes using graphene, a two dimensional crystalline form of graphite. It is Focus' intent to split this off into a separate listed company, which may give the share price a boost in the future.
Options to upgrade to battery purity
The above analysis is based on producing and selling flake graphite at the sizes and purities normally sold into the refractory industry which today is the largest market for natural graphite. However, there is potential to add value by making a higher grade product which can be sold to battery manufacturers at a higher price. Energizer recently announced that they have tested a relatively low cost process which can purify their graphite to the required 99.9%. That announcement more than doubled their share price in one day, which is a reflection of the interest in this sector and the importance of being able to produce a product for the growing battery industry. Northern has also announced that they can reach battery grade with a relatively low cost process. Focus has made a deal with Hydro-Quebec to use a patented low temperature leaching process which can purify their graphite to battery grade, and are planning to make battery anodes. So far, Mason is the only one of the four companies which has not announced a purification option which can make battery grade graphite.
However, none of the four companies has provided estimates of the costs associated with the purification processes, or how it affects the project economics. Energizer have stated that they will shortly be updating their PEA to reflect the value added option. We can expect an uptick in the Energizer share price if the updated PEA shows significant gains, and there is potential for Mason's price to jump if they also come forward with a purification option.
Other opportunities
There are a couple of other companies that are worth considering, though neither has published a PEA document, and therefore do not provide sufficient information for a detailed analysis:
Flinders Resources is reopening a past producing mine in Sweden. They are currently producing graphite from an old stockpile, and are redesigning the former mill and flotation circuit to improve recovery and graphite purity. A preliminary economic assesment was due to be issued at the end of August.
Canada Carbons is at a very early stage in development of their Miller Graphite property. It seems that they have a very high grade deposit close to the surface, and they are currently implementing an exploration program to define the extent of the deposit. They have also achieved battery grade purity on test samples using a relatively low cost flotation and leach circuit. The Miller mine is located very close to the Timcal property, so there is potential to sell the ore directly to Timcal, without the need to build a processing plant, in which case they could be generating positive cash flow very quickly, with a very limited initial investment.
I am not picking winners and losers here. I think all of these companies have great potential if the electric car market develops as forecast, and graphite remains the material of choice for battery anodes. I am simply looking for the best value based on the information at my disposal. For that reason I have made small investments in Energizer, Mason and Canada Carbons.
Focus, Northern and Flinders are on my watch list for future developments.
All of these stocks trade on the OTC market in the USA, but volumes and liquidity can be low, it is better to use the Toronto market to trade these stocks.
Note of caution
It is a big step to go from a PEA or feasibility study to a profitable mine. Project capital and operating costs almost always come in higher than the forecasts made during early studies, and many projects never even get to the construction phase. Financing for these kinds of projects is difficult to get, and usually requires heavy dilution of the shares before the project reaches production, so asset values per share are eroded at every step of the financing process. No matter how good the project looks at the PEA phase, don't bet the house on it - in the worst case scenario, someone could develop a new battery technology that doesn't use graphite at all.Back To jaberwock's Instablog HomePage »
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No wonder why you were so negative on Zenyatta. How much money have you lost on the dead industry that is flake graphite? You realize that if any of these companies reach market, prices will continue to fall as there will simply be not enough demand to match the supply. There is no shortage of flake graphite in this world. Hydrothermal graphite is the only play which leaves you with two options. Zenyatta and Canada Carbon. Unless you like to lose money of course.
Hydrothermal graphite is flake graphite. Whether it was formed by volcanic or by metamorphic means, it is still flake.
So now all you need to do to reach what you call "battery grade" is to reach a purity of "The specifications for Li-ion battery graphite usually require 99.5+% purity"
"I don't see anywhere in the published information where it states that Zenyatta graphite, purified to 99.97%, has the particle size and shape suitable for use in a Li-ion battery, or has been accepted for use by a battery manufacturer, or has even been tested for use in a battery.
As I stated in the article - "to believe the Zenyatta story, you have to believe that electric vehicles with lithium ion batteries will capture a significant portion of the automobile market, and that Zenyatta can process their graphite to battery grade specifications at costs which are significantly lower than the processing costs of rival suppliers"
At this time, both of those assumptions are speculative "
"In all trials the final purity values were >99.97% C and up to 99.99% C in many cases, regardless of initial carbon grades."
"The entire 170 metre graphite zone from drill hole 5 was used for this testing."
"All trials using a simple caustic baking leach process conclusively demonstrated that an ultra-high purity graphite product with >99.97% Carbon ("C") can be produced from the Albany graphite deposit. The process was successfully applied to a variety of graphite concentrate samples that had initial carbon grades in the range of 46 – 90% using conventional flotation techniques"
"Flake sizes of coarse, medium and fine ranging from 50 to greater than 300 microns (-270 to +40 mesh size)"
With this and the tonnage they have already proven up, even if they sold at same prices as these above companies, ZEN would be the most profitable company.
This is stock promotion pure and simple. How can any respectable and unbiased analysis focus on the over supplied, low prices flake graphite marker and juniors and fail to even mention the best performing stock with the best graphite product?
It has not taken very long for the Zenyatta pumpers to dump on this article.
I did not include Zenyatta in my evaluation because they have not completed either an NI43-101 compliant resource evaluation or a Preliminary Economic Assessment, so there is very little reliable information on which to base an evaluation.
Also, my own due diligence did not support some of the statements which are being made by Zenyatta, and its supporters.
The implication that the Zenyatta deposit is similar to the Sri Lankan deposits is not supported by the drill core samples, or the micrograph images shown on the Zenyatta site. The Zenyatta ore is highly disseminated, relatively low head grade and bears no resemblance whatsoever to Sri Lankan lump graphite.
The claims that Zenyattas graphite will replace synthetic graphite are not substantiated by any evidence. Most of the synthetic market is molded products, including graphite electrodes for arc furnaces. Selling prices for electrodes are about $4,000/tonne for the finished product after machining. Even if they could be made from natural graphite, it is highly unlikely that the process would be economical when starting with a raw material costing more than $2,000/tonne
The only significant market where natural and synthetic graphite compete is in the anodes for Li-ion batteries. I checked the price with a supplier, and I got a quote of $2,650/tonne for Li-ion grade spheroidal graphite. Given the fact that losses in the spheroidization process will be at least 30%, it is unlikely that the non-spheroidal graphite for the Li-ion battery market could command a price exceeding $2,000/tonne, whatever the purity.
Although Zenyatta has stated that their ore contains a "full range of particle sizes", they have not provided a detailed analysis. It is quite possible that a significant portion is "amorphous" graphite, which sells for about $800/tonne.
The graphite pricing assumptions made by Trading Chief have no basis in reality.
Calling people pumpers because they do not agree with you and find holes in your stories. I guess I am a pumper to you then. I refer to myself as a person who likes to go by the facts, but that is my own opinion.
Chinese export price for uncoated, $4,000 per tonne
• Flake sizes of coarse, medium and fine ranging from 50 to greater than 300 microns (-270 to +40 mesh size)
• Characterized as a magmatic hydrothermal style of graphite mineralization (similar to the high value Sri Lankan type deposits)
• Graphite represents essentially all of the total reported Carbon assay values (i.e. Carbon related to carbonate is less than 1%)
Aubrey Eveleigh, President and CEO stated "Zenyatta management considers these latest results to be very important, especially the range in flake size, which includes the high value coarse flake. Coarse flake graphite is greater than 175 microns (or +80 mesh) in size. Flake size and purity are key parameters in establishing the potential value and marketability of any graphite product derived from the Albany Graphite Deposit. The Company is planning to conduct metallurgical testing of the graphite zones and carry out a more aggressive drilling campaign to determine the full extent of the deposit".
The mineralogical report was prepared by Dr. Andrew Conly, Ph.D. of Lakehead University Mineralogy and Experimental Laboratory ("LUMINX") in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The petrographic observations were from four samples of the graphite-rich breccia in zone #2 of drill hole Z11-4F1."
We know what Dr. Conly has seen by examining them.
Thanks, Jaberwock, for your intelligent analysis of the graphite scene and market.
I am aware of the Syrah resources project in Mozambique, and I agree with you that it is indeed an "elephant in the room".
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Over the last two decades, a new type of building has invaded New York City: The super skinny supertall known as a "super-slender." This new generation of skyscrapers range from 50 to 100 stories, are almost uniformly filled with luxury housing—and some are wedged into the city with astoundingly tiny 45-feet-wide…
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Shun Hung Square is a 1,260-foot tall skyscraper that's the third tallest building in Shenzhen, China. It's really, really tall. And watching the guys from On the Roofs climb it gets more and more stressful because they just keep going up. You think they've reached the top but there's still another level that's…
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When you think of supertalls you probably think of pricey real estate—not leafy parks in the sky. A new 1000-foot tower going up in Manhattan provides a more interesting take: Hanging gardens that twirl down the exterior of the building like a giant green exclamation point marking the end of the High Line.
We know that cities will need to get taller and denser in the next few decades. Yet it's not easy to convince residents to build skyscrapers. This Swedish proposal for Stockholm's downtown incorporates light, greenery, and public space into its tall buildings. It makes density look beautiful.
Watching a 63-story Dubai hotel explode into flames on New Year's Eve and smolder well into New Year's Day, you might've been wondering the same thing I was: Why do so many of Dubai's skyscrapers catch fire? And how terrifying is it that this city can't seem to stop this from happening?
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Over the past several days, al-Din al-Kassam Brigades (Izzadin Kassam), the armed wing of Hamas, distributed leaflets warning that they plan to target PA leaders who are "collaborating with Israel."
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CRYSTAL RIVER — Sirens sounded, motorcycles thundered and Old Glory fluttered as Marine Lance Cpl. Joshua Langston White's motorcade bounded its way to the Crystal River National Guard Armory late Wednesday afternoon.
Inside the building, hundreds gave White, 22, a rousing welcome at a special event for the wounded warrior, sponsored by the Blanton-Thompson American Legion Post No. 155.
Various military, civic and veterans organizations paid the man of the hour regards and thanked him for his sacrifice and patriotism.
On Aug. 10, the Crystal River native was patrolling in the Kajaki District in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when he was severely injured by an improvised explosive device (IED).
White lost his legs in the attack and suffered extensive additional injuries. Since then, he has been at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland for treatment.
White saluted and easily smiled with those who turned out to wish him well. He was surrounded by his mother, Heather, and father Bob White — himself a Marine veteran — and a host of other family members.
"He is a Crystal River kid who grew up and joined the Marines and went to Afghanistan and got badly hurt and now he is dealing with all this emotion and attention," Josh's father said.
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The nine months leading up to April 2009 were among the most difficult and uncertain in U.S. economic history. A series of destabilizing events had led to substantial uncertainty and panic throughout the economy: Three of the five largest U.S. investment banks had failed, the stock market had fallen by 40%, the Fed had doubled its balance sheet, and the federal budget deficit had expanded to well over $1 trillion. Moreover, the crisis had spread from the United States to the world's leading economies and seemed to signal the beginning of an extraordinary rebalancing of the world economy. This case explores the challenge facing the U.S. economy in spring 2009, the global economic forces and trends affecting the economy, and the likely course of key macroeconomic variables: real and nominal interest rates, exchange rates, GDP growth, inflation and budget deficits.
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The proposed new $30 million Courtyard by Marriott at the Bayfront Convention Center has the signoff it needed to move forward -- with a caveat.
Erie City Council on Wednesday night unanimously approved design plans for the 191-room hotel and a new parking garage, slated for property just west of the Convention Center, 1 Sassafras Pier.
However, council amended its resolution, requiring the Erie County Convention Center Authority to build an 800-square-foot public plaza in the area to ensure additional public access.
The amendment was suggested by Councilman David Brennan after council members questioned project officials, including Convention Center Authority Executive Director Casey Wells, for more than an hour about waterfront access.
City Council's approval is necessary before construction can begin.
Wells declined to comment on how council's stipulation about the plaza would affect the hotel plans. "I don't understand what just happened. I can't comment on something I don't understand," Wells said.
Three council members -- Bob E. Merski, Jim Winarski and Curtis Jones Jr. -- opposed Brennan's amendment, saying it was a last-minute change that was unfair to the authority.
Merski said council recently had a study session and hearing on the project and should have asked more questions then. "I'm really concerned that this is a bad way to do business," he said.
The Courtyard by Marriott would be the second hotel at the Convention Center, joining the eight-story, 200-room Sheraton Erie Bayfront Hotel, which is connected by an overhead public walkway.
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Though nuclear stockpiles have shrunk over the years, the largest nuclear powers exhibit limited interest in eliminating their arsenals entirely. Would warheads disappear faster if everyone accepted that minimum deterrence—not "zero"—is disarmament's destination?
The author argues that treating minimum deterrence as a useful interim step toward total nuclear disarmament makes no sense because nuclear weapon states aren't serious about disarmament to begin with.
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Financing Infrastructure in India: Macroeconomic Lessons and Emerging Markets Case Studiesby James P. Walsh Jiangyan Yu Chanho Park
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The Future of Asian Financeby Ratna Sahay Jerald Schiff James P. Walsh Cheng Hoon Lim Chikahisa Sumi
Asia's financial systems proved resilient to the shocks from the global financial crisis, and growth since then has been strong. But new challenges have emerged in the region's economies, including demographics and aging, the need to diversify from bank-dominated systems, urbanization and infrastructure, and the rebalancing of economic activity. This book takes stock of how systems in Asia's advanced and emerging market economies compare with the rest of the world and how reforms to develop equity and bond markets have progressed. It then looks forward at how Asian financial systems will evolve in complexity and interconnectedness and what this means for the regional financial centers of Hong Kong SAR and Singapore. Finally, it looks at how the region's demographic dividend can be harnessed to finance infrastructre, the state of economic and financial integration in ASEAN, the role of capital flows, and how changes to global regulatory regimes will affect Asian financial systems.
The Global Financial Crisis: Explaining Cross-Country Differences in the Output Impactby Robert Rennhack Pelin Berkmen James P. Walsh Gaston Gelos
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IMF Economic Reviewby James P. Walsh Yuko Kinoshita
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Should safety course be mandatory for a motorcycle license?
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New motorcyclists getting their licenses in Connecticut will need to pass a safety course under a state law that went in effect Jan. 1.
Under the new law, riders must first pass the basic rider course offered through the Connecticut Department of Transportation's Rider Education Program before receiving an endorsement from the Department of Motor Vehicles to ride a motorcycle, DMV spokesman Bill Seymour said.
Previously, only motorcycle license applicants under the age of 18 were required to complete the class, Seymour said.
The new requirement was fought for by Stephanie Pelletier, a grieving mother from East Hartford, after her 19-year-old son Nick Cohen died in a motorcycle crash, said state Rep. Timothy Larson, D-East Hartford, the law's sponsor.
"It just makes a lot of sense from the perspective of pure safety," Larson said. "It will hopefully be able to put a dent in the number of accidents and fatalities people have with motorcycles."
The safety course, which is geared to riders with little or no experience, includes a minimum of six hours of classroom time and 11 hours of on-cycle training, and provides a final skills test on a motorcycle.
The training course, typically offered in spring and summer, costs $200 at community colleges around the state, according to officials.
Two private businesses are also offering the course -- TSI Harley Davidson of Ellington for $295, and The Motorcycle Safety Training Center of New England in Plainfield for $240.
"(The class) is intended to give the student a very well grounded background in terms of the state of mind you need to be in to ride a motorcycle both in the classroom and on the cycle," DOT spokesman Kevin Nursick said. "The course can be difficult for some and not everyone passes. It's not a shoo-in and you won't get your license if you're not up to par."
A rider since his teens, Ken Lloyds, 65, said that being a self-taught rider can be dangerous, and important knowledge about handling a bike should be learned from more experienced roadsters.
"I've been riding a motorcycle since I was 16 and I wish they had a course back then," Lloyds said. "I've never gone down, but as late as a decade ago, I didn't fully understand completely the physics of riding the bike and what keeps it upright."
Steven Lita, an associate editor of Stamford-based "Road Bike" magazine, and an instructor of the state-mandated course at Gateway Community College, said inexperienced riders can use reminders to be cautious and attentive.
"Motorcycling is not for everybody because some people don't have the motor skills or physical coordination," said Lita, a New Haven resident. "Everybody has fun in the class but I try to teach that there is no such thing as an expert rider. There is always something else to learn."
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MONTPELIER Vermont has received nearly $1.2 million in AmeriCorps funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service, Gov. Peter Shumlin announced Wednesday. The grants will go to 110 AmeriCorps members across the state who serve more than 75 organizations.
AmeriCorps members will work on issues that affect veterans and military families, the environment and low-income Vermonters, including affordable housing and early childhood education, the governors office said.
Of the total funding, $600,000 will go to SerVermont, the governor-appointed state service commission, which will then issue grants to nonprofit organizations and public agencies statewide.
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Thousands of Amarillo schoolchildren and their families will get free tickets to the Kwahadi Dancers Indian Summer Shows in September and October to get a preview of entertainment to be offered when the new Kwahadi Heritage Center is completed.
The dance group, a Boy Scout Venture Crew, will distribute 10,000 free tickets to fifth-grade boys and sixth-grade girls, the average ages of children who join Kwahadis and its female Maiden Society, said Charles Ritchie, president of the nonprofit Kwahadi Heritage Inc.
"We're giving out the tickets so they can come for free and see what's possible," he said.
Indian Summer performances will begin at 7 p.m. Sept. 20 and 21 at the American Indian Cultural Center on the west side of Sunset Center and at 7 p.m. Sept. 28 and Oct. 5 at the Pioneer Amphitheatre in Palo Duro Canyon.
Tickets will be available at the door for shows at both venues.
Admission to the American Indian Culture Center shows is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors, with students admitted free.
Admission to the Pioneer Amphitheatre shows will be $8 for adults and $6 for seniors, with the increased cost due to the greater expense of using the canyon location, Ritchie said.
Students still will be admitted at no cost.
The fall show includes "kind of our favorite stuff," Ritchie said.
"The Flag and Soldier Honoring Dance, the Dance of the Peace Belts.
"We've got a spectacular team of hoop dancers. There will be a large number of them performing."
The program also will contain a new coed dance, the Aztec Dance of the Sun; dances by the Maiden Society; and the Trapped Eagle Dance, "which is our traditional, spectacular finale," Ritchie said.
The Kwahadis also will present free tickets to Amarillo Chamber of Commerce members "to encourage them to come out and see another member of the Chamber of Commerce and see the type of show that will be done in the Kwahadi Heritage Center," he said.
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Drip, drip, drip goes the Roland Burris saga. After denying he raised funds for Rod Blagojevich, now he says he did. Or he tried. But ...
Drip, drip, drip goes the Roland Burris saga. After denying he raised funds for Rod Blagojevich, now he says he did. Or he tried. But not at a time which would contradict his testimony to the Illinois impeachment committee. If he remembers it right.
It's not clear how this will play out, but it's now obvious that Illinois officials and U.S. Senate leaders who initially insisted that anyone appointed by ousted Gov. Blagojevich should not serve in the Senate were correct. It's like the legal doctrine, "fruit from the forbidden tree." Once you go down a rotten road, you can't quite get your footing right.
But they didn't trust those instincts. They got greedy, believing they could wait until replacement Gov. Pat Quinn was in place. He'd have been certain to appoint a Democrat, but it was risky trusting the voters in a special election.
What will those voters do if Burris hangs on and runs for reelection in 2010? My guess is that it will be harder to oust him as an incumbent during the primary than during the general election. But I'm betting now we can look forward to further twists and turns before we reach that point.
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