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Unfortunately, Auburn and Georgia Tech are struggling, so two of the rivalry games may not be as competitive as usual. The Florida-Florida State and Ole Miss-Mississippi State matchups may be entertaining enough to offset that, however.
InsideTennessee's Randy Moore went 11-0 on last week's SEC Picks. Danny Parker, Josh Woodward and Chris Price went 10-1 each. Parker continues to lead for the season with an 88-14 record. Below are the staff picks for this week, with year-to-date won/loss records in parenthesis:
LSU at Arkansas: Guessing that no member of the Walton family is going to want to see the second half of this one. LSU, 34-9.
Auburn at Alabama: Is this one of those inspirational, throw-the-records-out type games? Just about. Alabama, 17-14.
Florida at Florida State: Toughest pick of the week. I'll go with the SEC team with the better defense. Florida, 22-12.
Georgia Tech at Georgia: Surely the Bulldogs won't choke on this year's opportunity for something special in January. Georgia, 35-13.
Miss. State at Ole Miss: Hugh Freeze will have his Rebels ready. Ole Miss, 27-20.
Missouri at Texas A&M: It's starting to look like Missouri's comeback victory at Neyland was the hight point of its season. Texas A&M, 51-20.
South Carolina at Clemson: The QB that Lane Kiffin didn't want, Tajh Boyd, is going to put up some serious points on the 'Cocks. Clemson, 42-22.
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest: Surely the 'Dores won't have a letdown after last weekend's glorious victory. Vanderbilt, 37-31.
Kentucky at Tennessee: Jim Chaney begins and ends his career as Tennessee's head coach 1-0. Tennessee, 26-13.
LSU at Arkansas: I'm guessing Arkansas fans won't be weeping that the John L. Smith era is ending. Tigers, 41-17
Auburn at Alabama: I'm guessing Auburn fans won't be weeping that the Gene Chizik era is ending, either. Bama, 38-7
Florida at Florida State: Will Muschamp is keeping his job but he'll hear some grumbling after this game concludes. Seminoles, 24-14
Georgia Tech at Georgia: The Bulldogs get one more week in the top 10 before getting thumped by Bama in the SEC Championship Game. Georgia, 35-21
Miss. State at Ole Miss: Dan Mullen and Hugh Freeze might be the SEC's two most underrated coaches. Tough call. Rebels, 34-31
Missouri at Texas A&M: Johnny Football is the hottest thing going, so I'm not going to pick against him. Aggies, 38-20
South Carolina at Clemson: The oddsmakers favor Clemson, which tells me Connor Shaw and Jadeveon Clowney are hurt worse than the public realizes. Tigers, 24-17
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest: Unless the Commodores are overconfident after their beat-down of Tennessee, they should win handily. Vandy, 34-17
Kentucky at Tennessee: Knowing NFL scouts are watching, Tyler Bray, Justin Hunter and Cordarrelle Patterson dazzle in their final college appearances. UT finally puts together 60 minutes of football. Vols, 42-7
LSU at Arkansas: Arkansas is more focused on finding a new coach than playing this game. 42-17 Tigers
Auburn at Alabama: The Iron Bowl likely will be a lop sided affair. Auburn just can't handle the Tide. 38-3 Crimson Tide
Florida at Florida State: One of the better games of the weekend. Will have to pick the SEC on this one. 24-21 Gators
Georgia Tech at Georgia: Georgia Tech got beat by MTSU by 3 touchdowns, so you know who I got to pick. 44-17 Bulldogs
Miss. State at Ole Miss: The Egg Bowl should be a good one, I'm taking the upset on this one. 35-34 Ole Miss
Missouri at Texas A&M: Shouldn't be much of a game unless you want to watch Johnny Football go for the Heisman. 48-28 Aggies
South Carolina at Clemson: Can the South Carolina defense slow down Clemson? I think so. 28-20 Gamecocks
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest: Vanderbilt has a better bowl to play for. 35-10 Dores
Kentucky at Tennessee: Bottom of the cellar of the SEC, both teams will have a new coach next year, Tennessee is playing for the seniors and trying not to lose 8 games for the first time ever. 42-24 Vols
LSU at Arkansas: LSU is a good football team, but they are in a very tough conference. Luckily this season Arkansas isn't nearly as good as last. Tigers 31-17.
Auburn at Alabama: Auburn is having a bad week already with the NCAA getting ready to drop the hammer. Unfortunately the Rammer Jammers Yellowhammer is about to come down even harder. Tide 42-13.
Florida at Florida State: Florida State lost to the same N.C. State team that Tennessee took behind the woodshed. That says it all to me. Gators 31-20.
Georgia Tech at Georgia: Georgia isn't going to let down for this one. They are just two wins away from a National Championship berth. Dawgs 38-13.
Miss. State at Ole Miss: Mississippi State has had a great season, but the Ole Miss offense is something special. I'm taking the home team. Rebels 34-31.
Missouri at Texas A&M: Texas A&M may have the best player in college football and he is a freshman. Yikes. A&M takes this one 42-21.
South Carolina at Clemson: South Carolina is still hurting without Marcus Lattimore who was just hitting his stride before the tragic injury against the Vols. I'll take the home team once again. Tigers 34-28.
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest: Vandy is rolling and Wake Forest is Wake Forest. That's enough explanation. Commodores 33-13.
Kentucky at Tennessee: Tennessee is pretty bad, but somehow Kentucky is worse. Vols 38-20.


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To be an adolescent today is difficult. Pregnancy, incest, sexual abuse, rape, suicide, homicide, prostitution, and other devastating problems are all integral facts of life. Sexual experimentation, for example, often has tragic results as adolescents tend to show little insight into the consequences of their actions. Millions of cases of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancies are reported annually in teenagers. Adolescent
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The property is in condominium surrounded by gardens, Located on a quiet and tranquil side of Trastevere, near the famous flea market "Porta Portese", held every Sunday. This area is nice and one may easily reach restaurants, cafes, pubs and pizzerias. It one of the most characteristic areas of Rome. Trastevere used to be the working-class quarter, it became the area of the artists .It is loved by young people and famouse among tourists and romans alike for its night life. Here you may Taste the authentic atmosphere of the city, you will meet the artist painting on the street, visit it's old churches, enjoy a glass of wine in one of the many "Wineries". The apartment is composed from two bedrooms, equipped with white and modern furniture. Kitchenette with kitchenware are at your disposal ,oven, bathroom with shower, and a balcony facing a nice garden. Kitchenette and bathroom are shared to with the guests from the other room. The building is in a walking distance from the main street of the quarter: Viale Trastevere, Testaccio quarter , famous area full of discos thus a meeting place of the Roman nightlife.
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Nice apartment! Good facilities, only one thing and that is, the shower is very small. But that's not a big deal.
Very clean and nice Room! Good descriptions how to get to the place and great Insider Tipps!
Also a very pleaseant and quick communication!
Super offer, great value for money, clean rooms, located in the best area-well connected with public transportation, still close enough to get to all main atttactions by foot. At the same time , the neighbourhood is very quiet for a calm night rest.
Apollonia is a great hostess, providing easy and clear instructions on how to get to the appartment, as well as useful info for wine and dine activities. We appreciated very much the opportunity to leave the bags in the appartment until evening, as we had a late flight, and thus were able to use the day.
Thank you Appolonia!
Appollonia was very helpful and nice with us, she provided us with all necessary to have a good time. The rooms is cozy and confortable. The building is very quiet and well communicated. just I missed having more towels.
beutiful building and garden. Trestevere is very niece and cozy. short distance to the market. the was only one minus. very not comfortable bed (2 single bed joined together)
Very nice place. Clean and correct orice. Apollonia provided help during all stay. We went walking from the place to Vatican. We like walikng. Recomended
I found myself very well - central apartment-clean environment - recommend agiovani couples
mi sono trovato molto bene--appartamento centralissimo-ambiente pulitissimo--lo consiglio agiovani coppie
+ detailed descirption to the accomodation
+ available fridge, espresso machine
+ close to tram and a lot of restaurants
- heating did not work; instead: air conditioning -> very loud!
Check in:
1: No responsible person receives upon arrival. They did not send by email the department number or code of the key. The owner just sent the address of the building, which was quite confusing because the numbers did not match. When it finally reaches the building after asking neighbours. The goalkeeper is not informed of the arrival and cannot help you find your apartment or your key. I was able to communicate after an hour after several attempts.
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2: The kitchen and bathrooms have mold, cleaning is not sufficient.
3: There are no blankets to cover the cold.
4: Room number 1 "Red" has the same key to room # 2 "Green" so that, the two rooms are not safe. People who rent a room can go to the other and vice versa when they want.
5: There is no coordination of reservations. During our stay two people were presented, who had booked them the same room as ours. They broke into the apartment and entered our room without our permission.
Check out:
6: The owner sent a guy who tried to collect the cleaning fee, more than the price posted on the Internet after a tough discussion acknowledged the error.
7: No complaints allowed, always argue that the fault lies with the tourist.
8: The owner does not present any legal receipt of payment of the stay, the cleaning fee nor city tax. When I requested, he only gave me a handwritten note worthless without named, number of finances or company. I had to catch the plane, therefore cannot make police complaint.
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#73 - TheSammixQueenSupernatural has destroyed both my grades and my social life.
I don't even care.
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I don't even care.
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I'm like halfway through season 8 and I'm so upset.
#132 to #131 - TheSammixQueen (01/15/2014) [-]I just watched the cartoon one where Cas decides to be a hunter and it was the funniest episode. He's my favorite.
#137 to #135 - TheSammixQueen (01/16/2014) [-]Ha. That episode was good too.
And the one where Dean and Cas go to a strip club.
And the one where Dean and Cas go to a strip club.
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doesn't matter, do some creditcard fraudes and hunt monsters. you don't need school anymore.


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The association of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) subclass patterns with coronary heart disease was investigated in a case-control study of nonfatal myocardial infarction. Subclasses of LDL were analyzed by gradient gel electrophoresis of plasma samples from 109 cases and 121 controls. The LDL subclass pattern characterized by a preponderance of small, dense LDL particles was significantly associated with a threefold increased risk of myocardial infarction, independent of age, sex, and relative weight. Plasma levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol were decreased, and levels of triglyceride, very low—density lipoproteins, and intermediate-density lipoproteins were increased in subjects with this LDL subclass pattern. Multivariate logistic regression analyses showed that both high-density lipoprotein cholesterol and triglyceride levels contributed to the risk associated with the small, dense LDL subclass pattern. Thus, the metabolic trait responsible for this LDL subclass pattern results in a set of interrelated lipoprotein changes that lead to increased risk of coronary heart disease.
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Amarillo police arrested two men on assault and kidnapping charges Tuesday afternoon, hours after a 22-year-old man told officers he had been held against his will and shot repeatedly with a BB gun pistol.
At 4:42 a.m., officers were sent to a home in the 2700 block of Ridgemere Drive on a call of an unknown male knocking on the door, police said.
The man told officers he escaped from two men who had shot him repeatedly in the head and body with a BB gun and held him against his will.
The man told police the incident started at a home in the 2900 block of Wichita Street. The victim was then forcibly taken to a home in the 2700 block of Wichita, where the assault continued, police said.
When the victim was able to escape from the suspects, he ran to the home on Ridgemere for help, police said.
The victim told police the assault started when the suspects accused him of stealing a watch from one of them. Robbery Squad detectives were notified and secured arrest warrants charging one man with aggravated assault and a second man with aggravated assault and aggravated kidnapping.
Investigators had information that the suspects could have access to weapons, police said. They also had information that witnesses and children could be in the home with the men being sought.
Because of the increased risk, the SWAT team and police negotiators joined the investigation.
At 1:45 p.m., officers approached the home in the 2700 block of Wichita. Officers used a loudspeaker mounted on a vehicle to contact the people inside, police said.
Both suspects immediately came out of the house and were arrested without incident. Two females and two children were in the home. Investigators are interviewing the adult females. Officers then searched the home and found evidence connected to the incident. No firearms were found, police said.
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These cowgirls heard that Tom was looking for a date.
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Skip to comments.Woman on front page of healthcare.gov disappears
Posted on 10/27/2013 4:56:45 PM PDT by Rusty0604
Yes, its true. The pleasant-looking, smiling woman who fronted healthcare.gov for the better part of four weeks has gone missing. And who can blame her?
We thought maybe she emigrated to the Spanish-language site, but no. Her photo has been replaced by cute circular icons encouraging consumers to apply for Obamacare by mail, over the phone, or in person. The problem is, those applications reportedly wont get processed until the website is fixed:
With the supposedly state-of-the-art $600 million HealthCare.gov portal malfunctioning, President Barack Obama is urging Americans to go ahead and try to get health coverage by mailing in a paper application, calling the helpline or seeking help from one of the trained assisters.
But the truth is those applications on paper or by phone have to get entered into the same lousy website that is causing the problems in the first place. And the people processing the paper and calls dont have any cyber secret passage to duck around that. They too have to deal with all the frustrations of HealthCare.gov full-time.
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ela es muy calente.
A person can dream.
If a screw-up of this magnitude had happened under a Republican administration, every single committee and subcommittee chairman - from both houses of Congress - would be rushing to the MSM cameras to announce hearings to begin tomorrow morning.
When it came out that adult members of the First Family were on the payroll of the web site contractors, subpoenas and indictments would be flying in every direction.
Chris Matthews, Piers Morgan, Ed Shultz, Rachel Maddow, and countless others would be demanding a special prosecutor.
Yes! Dreams are all we have left.
Where is Obama's Information Tsar?
note the quaint headline on this insurance site page....
She is the embodiment of the Julia character on Obama's 2012 campaign website.
She's in the witness protection program.
symbolic (subconsciously) of the initial obama election icons and most all of the other gov sites have transferred to similar designs so that memories of the POS will never disappear...
The site needs a "hot mess" button.
After she tried applying for insurance she was no longer smiling and had aged considerably.
I wondered is she were actually an 0bot who put herself out there for the inevitable ridicule, or a hapless face from a stock photo.
If the latter, imagine her surprise (and horror). If she were a stock photo chick *and* an 0bot, then well... lol.
With any luck she's a resident/citizen of another country and has no clue about her "fame". And that would also explain her smile, her not being an American subject to 0bamacare in the first place.
I wonder why people even go to the website. It only effects people who are uninsured and may be people whose company may end health care soon. If people who don't need it stay off the site, it might work. I have not ever been to the site and never intend too.
Is esurance.com still up? It worked well when I went to buy insurance for my son a couple of years ago.
The face of failure.
Those are some nasty looking gums
I'll tell you one thing: she looks healthy.
You forgot to include all of those people whose insurance has been cancelled thanks to Obamacare who now need to go buy new insurance.
The teeth make him look scary.
Clearly not British.
Of course she looks Healthy, that's the "before" picture.
Don't buy the propaganda! Volumes are not the problem. Interfaces are the problem. Poor design, incomplete coding, and inadequate testing are the problem. As even the Congressional Dems have pointed out, Amazon does not crash the week before Christmas nor ProFlowers on Valentine's Day in spite of tremendous volume.
When the feds finally get these paper applications, they still have to put them into the computer.
So how's that gonna work?
Looks like for supplement quotes they passed off to Kaiser estimator. LOL
There's never been a screw-up of this magnitude in any previous administration, or any previous generation, or any previous century. This is the most spectacular failure of leadership and management in the history of mankind.
Not only were they unable to create a fairly simple web site which required technology that is at least 10 years old, and not only could no national leader explain what happened...specifically... that caused this failure...there isn't a single person in the administration who CAN EVEN NAME the person who was in charge of this screw-up.
The single most basic premise of project management is, "WHO THE HELL IS IN CHARGE." It's bad to fail. But not even being professional enough to know who was responsible for the success and/or failure of the web site design and stand-up is an unimaginable failure of leadership.
C'mon, we all know who would've been responsible for a success...had there been one.
This happens in every post-baby-boom Democrat administration. Remember Craig Livingstone?
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The ride lent itself to an up-close-and-personal view of the city. The pilot flew with the cockpit open at 135 mph. And while the aircraft welcomed its share of jostles, shakes and full-body thrusts while cruising over Lake Michgian, the unforgettable airborn performance stirred up ample excitement for the fleet's debut at the Milwaukee Air & Water Show this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
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After two series involving 12 priceless episodes of "Fawlty Towers" — one of the great sitcoms of all time — authors John Cleese and Connie Booth called it quits, partly because they were concerned a third series could bring a falloff in quality.
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It's Britney, witch!By Lindsey Weber
It cost $17,000.By Amanda Dobbins
We're with him all the way to the end.By Eliot Glazer
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Dr. Conrad Murray faces trial for manslaughter in the pop icon's death.By Adam Weinstein
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John Landis wants his money!By Mark Graham
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After a 20-year career as a founding member of Barenaked Ladies, Steven is officially a solo artist, with a new album (Page One) on the way. He plays a couple of new songs, a couple of old favorites, and talks candidly about the reasons he left BNL.
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Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban were country perfection in 'American Idol' finale duet
"Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" never sounded so good.
Fox Broadcasting Company, commonly referred to as the Fox Network or simply Fox (and stylized as FOX), is an American commercial broadcasting television network owned by Fox Entertainment Group, part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. Launched on October 9, 1986, Fox was the highest-rated broadcast network in the 18–49 demographic from 2004 to 2009. In the 2007–08 season, Fox became the most popular network in America in household ratings for the first time in its history, replacing CBS. CBS took back the top spot in the 2008–09 season.
The Fox Broadcasting Company and its affiliates operate many entertainment channels internationally, although these do not necessarily air the same programming as the U.S. network. Most viewers in Canada have access to at least one U.S. Fox affiliate, although most of Fox's primetime programming (as well as NFL on Fox) is subject to Canadian simultaneous substitution regulations.
The network is named after sister company 20th Century Fox, and...
"Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" never sounded so good.
We know you're still watching 'Idol' -- just not necessarily on TV.
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on December 8, 2013 - 12:01 AM
What's Will trying to prove with attacks on president?
I read virtually all of George Will's columns. That modest exercise requires one to keep a dictionary readily accessible because Will prides himself on being a word-monger. It appears that he must prove just how intelligent he is by using words such as "swivet" or "supine."
The main thrust of a recent column, not surprisingly, was a blatant knock on just how smart President Obama is, or isn't. Talk about the "pot calling the kettle black." Maybe Will is simply jealous that someone in Washington is actually brighter than he is? One person pens a national column where the elitist snobbery on his sleeve is glaringly transparent. The other person is the president of the United States.
Oblivious to Will, the glare on the president's sleeve happens to be a beacon of hope for the millions of average Americans who are both tired of the hyper-partisanship that is pervasive in Washington and are simply not impressed by the use of words more commonly used in spelling bees.
Poor Will, he must feel like the Super Bowl loser – second best in town, but no trophy.
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Many people still remember the small zoo that was in Propst Park but few recall the large private zoo that was once in Columbus.
After Katrina, they moved to Columbus to be near their only daughter. They had lost everything after 60 years of marriage, everything except each other.
If we had had a better-trained bomber a few months ago, we would have had a terrorist disaster in New York City when his car bomb exploded. That one didn't go off, but plenty do in many parts of the world. The international terrorist bombers now tend to be religious.
Several Columbians have been on the coast this past week. Terry and Anne Freeze spent a week eating, napping, sippin' and dippin.' Terry's brother Buck and his wife Millie joined them for supper one evening. They live in Lillian, Ala. Their grandson Zane is in the Coast Guard and has been stationed on a ship in Pensacola, Fla., doing oil-related work.
Well, Beyonce said it best. "If you like it then you should put a ring on it." So, I found myself doing what most "bffs" with innate fashion sensibility do ... helping Ashley find the way through the oftentimes confusing maze of planning a wedding.
June is considered a romantic month. More brides choose this month than any other. I'm not sure why they do. It certainly is not the prettiest, or the most temperate. Maybe it is because school has just ended and recent college grads can begin their new life with a new wife (or husband). It is a month for big changes.
While some of you may be singing "Take me out to the ballgame" and cheering on your favorite team, others may be singing 'take me out to the garden' and cheering on your favorite plant. Whatever your choice, this is the time to enjoy them.
I've got this place where I like to go to ponder. Some of you might have one, too. It's not so much that we need a special place for pondering; some places are just better suited for it than others. My place is "The Asphalt" -- not necessarily a name that conjures up an image of a tranquil setting conducive for contemplating one's place in the universe.
I recently presented a program to the Macon Rotary Club. Afterward I was asked if it was true that Columbus had once been in Alabama. My response was that it never had been located in Alabama, but the people of Columbus did once think that they were.
You weren't supposed to understand the secrets of the ancient Greek and Roman mystery cults in the times that they flourished, unless you were yourself an initiate.
A rusty hinge lay on the slanted concrete floor of the Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society. Director Karen Johnwick sighs, leans down and picks up the scrap, and shakes her head. "You can only put a Band-Aid on something for so long," she says despondently. "We don't want to spend money here; we want to invest in the new place."
Jimmy and Joann Graham hosted a post-Pilgrimage appreciation party at their Sykes Place compound last Thursday evening.
I guess I never anticipated getting to this spot, never thought ahead far enough to imagine one of my grandchildren getting married. I knew they would grow up, of course, that I, too, would get older. I just ignored the fact. Actually, in many ways I still do.
They say you can't buy love. For the most part, that is true. There are many examples of love that is "purchased." I'm not talking about the "oldest profession." I'm thinking more of people (both genders) who marry for, or because of, money.
My first house had a porch, and every house since then has had a porch. My grandma's house had a porch. Porch people begat porch people.
"Close your eyes, bend over, and let me know if the water's too hot." Before your imagination runs away with you, allow me to interpret those words.
South Pacific is a musical set in the naval war in the Pacific during World War II. There were no musicals about the naval war in the Atlantic. Richard Snow, in his book, "A Measureless Peril: America in the Fight for the Atlantic, the Longest Battle of World War II" (Scribner), points out the difference.
My house is filled with noises. "Things ... go bump in the night" ... and the day. Most of the time, we know it is only squirrels in the attic. They clatter through the walls and rattle around the spaces next to fireplaces.
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Depression and other disorders
There's something perversely pleasant about watching a catastrophe unfold when you are on the record warning of the dangers. And it doesn't seem to matter that it's your superannuation as it follows the stock market down the drain.
You scream, "I TOLD YOU SO!", smooth your coat and prepare to jump from the nearest window when you realise that there are one or two things you have to do first.
So, first, you round up all those economists and politicians who spruiked their snake oil called globalisation oil as the cure all for economic growth. How can you forget it?
"Free up the markets and international capital will move like mercury into the most profitable areas of production. The only impediment to economic growth," these snake oil optimists shouted over the more cautious voices, "are barriers to trade". With free trade, the world's bankers, the Barings, Lehmans, Merril Lynch and insurers like AIG will be able to invest wheresoever the most profitable opportunities can be found.
Then, having forced them to eat their idiotic theories, you say "I told-you-so!" while you rub their noses in the mess. It works with dogs so hopefully it will work with these lesser species who put their blind faith in a market mechanism.
Third, just quietly, before you leap, you explain that the current economic see-saw of boom and bust isn't all that different from the hundred and thirty years that preceded the GREAT DEPRESSION.
(We capitalise the Great Depression to remind us that it was a turning point for economics. Until 1936, all the economic theories of men like Ricardo, Marshall and Pigou, believed that the market mechanism would guarantee full employment, provided wages were flexible downwards.)
If that sounds familiar it's because it is. It is enshrined in the Work Choices legislation, and was praised by the Keating and Hawke governments in their push for free-trading, global markets.
But don't jump because things can be made well again.
The train wreck that we are witnessing is how actual markets and the people who live and work in them act. Forget the sanitised theory that positivistic economics projects. Perfect competition is underpinned by tautological assumptions, not reality.
On the other hand, let's be clear. There are advantages for every nation's economy in international trade, as the Australian economy has proven. And with careful nurture, international trade is capable of spreading its bounty far and wide. When we refer to international trade, however, we actually only mean the trade in goods and services, those things that make life liveable. We do not usually mean the trade in money and currencies that facilitates trade.
Unfortunately, in tandem with the growth of international trade, there has emerged a psychopathic monster called "financial markets". While this monster is limited to assisting the trade in real goods and services it can exist outside of the lunatic asylum and without medication. The moment it starts to trade in itself, however, it becomes an all-consuming madness, a financial, nuclear maelstrom that is fuelled by the combination of savings and greed.
That, fellow jumpers, is what we are witnessing. The psychopathic side of this Jekyll and Hyde financial sector is dying. Inflamed by its passion of greed, it has consumed its fuel of people's savings with speculative investments and is in danger of dying.
We are stuck in a conundrum. Without the psychopath in some form, the real trade, the trade that allows people to live and work and support their families, the trade that makes the many lives of ordinary people around the world better, dies. Thus we have an obligation, governments have an obligation to keep the financial structure alive. Unfortunately, Australian Treasurers over the past twenty five years have been blind to the monster's perverse and unnatural psychology.
When that psychology is allowed to control the rest of the economy, it breeds its own stinking marsh gas and people around the world, lose their jobs, their savings, their homes and in some cases, their lives. That was the lesson we thought governments would learn from the Asian economic meltdown some ten years ago; but it seems these people have short memories.
In the rush to get rich quick, in the rush to push everyone into private superannuation we, or the regulators, have forgotten the purpose of money and in doing that have encouraged the very behaviour that has caused the present problems. Thoughtful people who look for the cause of things will find the cause of every national and international recession or depression - call it what you will - in the money markets.
The psychology behind the money markets is nothing more than a belief, rooted in the assumptions of positivist economics, that free markets are a mechanism and self correcting.
Those who remember the Asian meltdown of 1997 will remember the role that the ratings agencies played in its cause. When those agencies performed their analyses they made the methodological assumptions that positivist economics demanded, assumptions that support the globalised trade in speculative investment. It is little wonder that a major recession occurred. Their analyses undermined investor confidence in the capacity of authorities to remedy problems resulting in a flight of capital from those economies.
A government can restore confidence in its own economy relatively easily when it is able to insulate itself or at least protect itself from the pressures that ill-founded fears bring into the market place. Unfortunately, once the economy spreads globally, and especially when that globalisation permits capital markets to act like a roulette table, no single government can restore confidence; it will always require a global response and those responses can take a long, long time to harmonize.
Time to jump, now?
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Comedian Bill Burr, guitarist Eric Johnson scheduled for separate Milwaukee shows
Comedian Bill Burr and Grammy-winning guitarist Eric Johnson are both coming to Milwaukee for two separate shows within the next few months, according to announcements issued by the Pabst Theater.
Burr, who had a recurring role in AMC's critically acclaimed hit "Breaking Bad" and will be seen in April alongside Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in "The Heat" from "Bridesmaids" director Paul Feig, will perform a set of stand up at 7 p.m. March 8 at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St. Tickets are $29.50 and go on sale beginning at noon Friday at the Riverside Theater box office, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave.; the Pabst box office; by calling (414) 286-3663; and visiting pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article
Trail of Dead rides the edge of intensity at Cactus Club
Chaos, wildness, freedom, anarchy: Rock 'n' roll doesn't really embody these states of being; it only simulates them. Some bands are simply better at verisimilitude than others.
At the Cactus Club on Friday night, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead created an extraordinary 3-D simulation of lighted fuses, anticipatory countdowns and shrapnel-filled explosions. »Read Full Article
'Born to Royalty' movie offers history of royal baby-watching
If there's two things America loves about Britain at the moment, it's "Downton Abbey" and the impending royal baby.
There's a movie that can feed both passions while we wait for Prince William and Catherine Middleton's firstborn to take center stage. »Read Full Article
Off to a hungry start? Find a farmers markets — and great eats, too
The oppressive heat has fled, but your need for good eats hasn't.
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Crazy Water on the Cooking Channel's 'America's Best Bites' Saturday
Crazy Water, 839 S. 2nd St., will be in the spotlight on Saturday; that's when Peggy Magister and Anthony Betzhold's restaurant will be on the Cooking Channel's "America's Best Bites" show.
It airs at 3:30 p.m. and focuses on Crazy Water and Magister, the chef, for the entire episode. »Read Full Blog Post


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Morning, y'all! Yesterday we had a tough time napping and as history repeats itself, Little Miss had a hard time sleeping last night as a result. You'd think that it would be the opposite, that she would sleep soundly at night since she hardly napped throughout the day, right? Wrong. It's the complete opposite. On [Read More]
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Good afternoon y'all! We have another snow day today – just as the weatherman foretasted, the snow started falling late morning yesterday and continued through the evening. It's not snowing today, but the temperatures are bitterly cold – it currently feels like -15*F with the windchill! scenes from yesterday scenes from this morning Enough snow [Read More]
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Good morninggg, thank you all for the well wishes I actually typed and meant to publish this post yesterday but my foggy sick brain forgot the last step, to click the "Publish" button. Whoops. That said, I'll save my ZOOMA Annapolis race recap for another day – my Tuesday eats and a giveaway is [Read More]
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It's wa-wa-Wednesday! I'm not sure why, but I've been in the best mood all week. Maybe my endorphins are still flowing like crazy from Sunday's race? Speaking of flowing, do y'all remember the group TLC? Rumor has it they're getting back together! I personally was a bigger fan of the boy bands back in the day [Read More]
Breakfast Without the Green
It's the last WIAW of March and I failed to incorporate any green into my breakfast yesterday, but I did enjoy… TJ's Very Berry Cherry Blend, egg [a hidden yolk] topped with feta cheese, & Van's waffles topped with plain Chobani + pumpkin puree + cinnamon + stevia I'm not ashamed, it tasted.so.good – pumpkin [Read More]
Recent Eats & The Good Bean {Giveaway}
Yesterday I had the intention of posting my race recap. I started writing in the morning, uploaded pictures during lunch, and planned to publish when I got home but that last part didn't happen. The past few weeks I've been starring at my computer screen at work for too many hours – inputting data, updating [Read More]
WIAW: Inspiration from Julia
I truly enjoy being in the kitchen, chopping and dicing, tasting and testing. Cooking calms me… When I have time. During the week 30-minute and semi-homemade meals are more my style. Just because something takes hardly any time to make or uses no more than 3 ingredients does not mean it isn't tasty! Thanks Jenn [Read More]


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DENVER - Cole Hamels stepped off the mound, raised his glove to his mouth and screamed.
The yelling continued after the inning, too. After pitching his seventh and final inning yesterday at Coors Field, in a game that went from a tight pitchers' duel to a typical unlucky start for him, Hamels was irate with home plate umpire Marvin Hudson.
A little while later, after he had time to chill out, shower and prepare for a flight back to Philly, Hamels was cool, calm and collected. Staying angry wasn't going to change the fact that the Phillies lost yet another game and Hamels was the benefactor of both bad luck and no offense, too.


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The Society for Endocrinology is changing...for the good. Following a comprehensive review of how the organisation is viewed by its Members and their expectations of what we can do for them, it was agreed that a change was not only needed but essential.
The changes that you see will enable us to increase the level of support we currently provide for Members and help us achieve our long term goal to become a world-leading authority on hormones.
Why was change needed for the Society?
Interview with Leon Heward-Mills
As a Society we are determined to honour our commitment to our Members and serving the public interest. To achieve this, we need to differentiate ourselves from other leading organisations. And that means having a persona which resonates with both our Members and the general public alike whilst effortlessly representing the values and core principles which underpin all that we do.
What difference will the new values make?
What message would you like to send to Members?
Underpinning all that we say and do as an organisation are three guiding principles: Engage, Support, Advance. These values represent what we as a Society stand for and our promise to support Members at every stage of their careers, whilst raising further awareness of endocrinology and hormones among the general public.
What difference will Members see?
What about the expense?
"Members will see more public engagement and involvement... and the public will become more aware of what endocrinologists do."— Ashley Grossman, President
For over 60 years the Society has served as a 'voice' in the endocrine community. Much progress has been made by our Members during this time and while it is important to look back at what has already been achieved, we must never lose sight of what remains to be done.
The Society will continue to evolve and focus its efforts on those areas which will have the greatest impact; how we support our Members and how we promote better public health. It will be a challenge but, with the changes we have made, we are confident that with the support of our Members we will meet that challenge.
While our existing identity adequately served us well to date, it was felt that a change for the Society is not only necessary but essential for several reasons. The Society needs to differentiate itself from other leading organisations, clarify its relationship with Bioscientifica, support our long-term sustainable growth plans, and extend our support for our membership network of endocrinologists whilst overcoming confusion over 'endocrinology' among the general public. Our image needs to represent how we as a Society view ourselves, how our Members see us, and how we want to be viewed by other stakeholders and the general public alike. It also needs to represent our values and core principles which underpin all that we do:
This change goes beyond simply creating a new visual identity - it is a manifestation of how we represent our Members on a national and international level and in how we support our overriding goal to position the Society and the membership as a leading authority on hormones.
We need to clarify who we are and what we stand for. Although the existing brand had served us well to date, it was felt that we need a change which demonstrates our commitment to continuously improve, remain competitive and fully represent the values that we and our Members stand for now. This is critical.
A logo needs to be instantly recognisable, aesthetically pleasing and one that the Members can relate to and associate with - the central 'dot' represents the hormone whilst the multi-coloured curve represents the receptor.
We worked in collaboration with a multitude of people who are connected either directly (such as internal staff from the Society and Bioscientifica) or indirectly (including clinicians, scientists, nurses, trainees, patient groups and members of the general public) with the Society.
In order for the business to grow, investment is imperative and the long term benefits will more than outweigh the short-term initial outlay. The overall financial cost of the rebranding is around £50,000, or approximately 1.9% of the total planned Society spend this year. As this investment comes directly from the strategic reserves fund it will not impact negatively on membership fees or grants and awards support.
We undertook extensive research which involved canvassing key stakeholder perceptions of the Society. Collectively, we were able to identify the principle values (see Question 1) which repeatedly stood out as being of greatest importance across all groups and represent what we as a Society stand for.
In order for the Society to increase its existing level of support and resources for Members, such as awards and grants, we need to continue developing revenue-generating projects to fund further growth. This will build greater awareness of the Society, position us as leading authorities on hormones, and attract new Members.
The language we use and the image we convey of ourselves through our expression of our values, will have a direct consequence on the way we are perceived and regarded as a Society. For instance, working in closer collaboration with Members means we can play a greater supporting role in advancing the pace of scientific research.
Using qualitative and quantitative metrics to measure the effectiveness and impact of the rebrand, we will ensure we remain on course for meeting our goals. For instance, we will monitor the number of mentions the Society receives in the media and measure the extent of Parliamentary engagement, in addition to variations in revenue into the Society.
Clarity between the Society and Bioscientifica will overcome a major stumbling block to our progression, while a stronger and more impactful image will make us stand apart from other organisations and accurately reflect all that we stand for. Over time, the positive perception of the Society will invariably increase as will levels of awareness, membership, interaction and resources.
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Nike's The Opening is always one of the biggest events on the recruiting calendar, with 162 players coming to this year's edition of the camp held in Oakland, California. The Wisconsin football team has no commits headed to the camp but a number of targets set to workout there.
The Badgers' recruiting has picked up since they brought Coach Gary Andersen on board, so their lack of a commitment among this group is a bit disappointing. However, it is not all together surprising.
With much of the Badgers' recruiting effort focused on the Midwest, where very few players invited to the camp live, one cannot be too surprised.
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Say goodbye to the Meese brothers' unofficial Centennial Day Party during The UMS
For the past five years, a shady backyard behind a yellow house on 1st and Acoma in the Baker Neighborhood has provided some of Denver's finest music memories.
For the past five years, a shady backyard behind a yellow house on 1st and Acoma in the Baker Neighborhood has provided some of Denver's finest music memories.
Pretension isn't exactly unwelcome in culture these days. From farm-to-table restaurants to fancy craft brews and even bud tenders at pot shops, the provenance of certain products tends to precede their enjoyment.
It was a big year for music news -- the good, the bad and the quirky. As we continue with our 2013 year end wrap-up, we give you five of Reverb's biggest news stories from 2013, with Justin Bieber, Churchill and more.
Churchill, the band that appeared to be the next big act out of Denver, has broken up, canceling two upcoming arena tours and a scheduled appearance on Jay Leno, according to a band representative.
We can't remember another new local band that has gotten quite this much exposure as an opening act. Just after returning from a sold out European arena tour with Pink, Denver's Churchill has announced it will support the pop super star on her U.S. tour. This set of dates kicks off on Oct.
A handful of Denver bands now have to nix plans to drive to the Kansas Speedway for the Kanrocksas 2013 Music Festival. Due to insufficient ticket sales the festival scheduled for June 28 and 29 has been canceled with no plans to reschedule the event, according to its website.
It's still a bit early to see what kind of impact the succes of the Lumineers will have on young Denver musicians, but the new Churchill song, "The War Within," takes a few cues from their hometown forebears.
After a few months on tour, which included a network TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel, Churchill returned to Denver for a sold out, headlining show at the Ogden Theatre on Friday.
If you're not already in Austin, Tex. for SXSW, or not going to SXSW, don't worry there's quite a bit in the way of music this week.
Denver locals, Churchill, Pretty Lights and Air Dubai are joining fun., Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Kendrick Lamar on the Kanrocksas 2013 lineup, which was announced today.
Denver's Churchill has had a number of surprises in the last week or so, starting with the announcement that the band would be opening for Pink on a European arena tour.
Denver's Churchill, who has been riding a wave of success from the single, "Change," has just announced on Facebook that the band will be joining Pink for a string of European arena shows.
When a song gets big enough for a record deal, a U.S. tour and a spot in Triple-A radio top 10, the next logical step is a music video of course. Watch Churchill's "Change" video below, complete with a record number of costume changes, which aptly fits the song's title.
Churchill has rescheduled its Feb. 8 concert at the Ogden Theatre to help prep material for its debut album. The band wants to bring something different to the Ogden show, and since it's currently touring, the postponement will give them time to work out some more new songs, a representative told Reverb.
The current buzz behind Denver bands like the Lumineers and Churchill is beginning to characterize Denver's scene as a kind of folksy wellspring. With this sound becoming the forefront of popular music, expect to see many bands — especially here in Colorado — ride that buzz.
The success of the single, "Change," continues for Denver's Churchill as the band has broken the top 10 of Triple-A radio. Read more »
Churchill announced on its Facebook Friday morning that the band's hit single, "Change," has been picked to be the free iTunes single of the week.
When Nathaniel Rateliff and Joe Pope decided to bring back their old Denver rock band Born in the Flood for the annual holiday show this year, they needed a guitarist and a drummer.
Going into the big show at 1stBank Center on Thursday – which was the biggest headlining date fun. has ever played – I was genuinely excited.
Of Monsters and Men will be descending on the Boulder/Denver area for the next two days. But before they arrived this week, the Icelandic folk-rock revivalists took over the "Chin's" stage at "the Tonight Show" to perform "Mountain Song" (check it at the 37:41 mark) off of their fast moving album, "My Head is an Animal." Look for the quintet to storm the Boulder Theater this evening (SOLD OUT) and open for fun. tomorrow at the 1stBank Center (SOLD OUT) as part of KTCL's Not So Silent with local favorites, Churchill.
The loyal Denver audience that has followed local act Churchill over the last few years has always known that the band was destined for bigger stages than the Hi-Dive.
If you need more Fun. in your life -- keep in mind, that's Fun. the oddly punctuated band behind "We Are Young" -- then this morning's news will put a smile on your fun-loving (and Fun.-loving) face.
The live music lineup for the second Denver County Fair makes it very plain that this new urban instigator is not your staid old Colorado State Fair.
Typically when you ask, "Who ya gonna call?" The answer is "Ghostbusters." The guys from the Fray found themselves in a pickle looking for an act to fill in as openers while down in Tejas, and who did they call?
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"We've come together because we are so unalike," proclaimed artist Robert Henri about a century ago on the occasion of a brief, highly influential exhibit in American art history, a showing of "The Eight" at New York's Macbeth Galleries.
It sounds like something an artist would say, doesn't it? And it is so untrue.
In many ways, the artists who made up the Eight – Henri, Arthur B. Davies, William Glackens, Ernest Lawson, George Luks, Maurice B. Prendergast, Everett Shinn and John Sloan – had a great deal in common, from a disdain of academic art to their embrace of the modern, at least intellectually.
The 1908 Macbeth show lasted just two weeks and was the artists' only shared project, but it toured nationally and took on a life of its own. The stylistic innovations of that eclectic collection of works captured the imaginations of the American art world and many artists.
A few years later, these men, particularly Davies, helped organize the seminal Armory Show of 1913. It introduced European modernism to a curious if a bit scandalized America in the form of artists such as Marcel Duchamp and Pablo Picasso.
The Eight are given their due in art history for their early modernist tendencies and their advocacy of modern art in the early part of the 20th century, but little scholarship about their careers after the Armory Show exists. A recently opened exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum attempts to complete the story.
It also attempts to set the record straight, to imply that these American artists created works as modern, as radical, as their European counterparts.
This seems a stretch. These artists had something else in common: what they were not. Still, the originality of The Eight was eclipsed by the wonderful outlandishness of works such as Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase," perhaps somewhat unfairly. A new consideration of their work is more than called for.
The show is really eight individual surveys, showcasing how each artist applied modernist ideas and techniques to the traditions of figurative art – with varying degrees of success.
A few highlights:
Though the figures are slightly abstracted and flattened, Davies' lush oil painting "Rhythms" (1910) reveals the artist's affinity for classical subjects like the Bacchanal or the female graces. But I rather prefer the copiousness of his much tinier, monochromatic drypoint "Struggle," which has a similar though more faceless composition. In it, he gives himself permission to flirt with Cubist-like ideas. A string of refracted bodies fold into each other like the bellows of an accordion.
After the Armory show, Glackens' figures became tucked into brilliant, quilt-like patterns of domestic interiors. His brush strokes became slackened, his colors peacock-like. The visual energy in "Julia's Sister" is like a rush of wind over tall grass. The sitter's melancholic eyes fashioned from wisps of green, pink and black paint are a single note of calm.
Henri was in many ways the heart of the Eight. In Philadelphia, he attracted a circle of artists and newspaper illustrators that became the nucleus of the group. The news men's interest in urban realism often gets the entire Eight lumped into the Ashcan school, which in truth really applies only to half the group and even then for only part of their careers.
Seeing Henri's work will be like encountering old friends in unexpected places for those who know MAM's collection. In "Chinese Lady," he puts the onyx of the sitter's Asian blouse into stark juxtaposition with a high-keyed saffron, all of which frame this sweet face, masterfully painted with smudgy flesh tones.
Lawson's landscapes were a revelation for me. His "Spring Tapestry" (1930), with its expressive, long strands of purples and blues and the intense dots of orange, are reminiscent of Abstract Expressionism, still decades away at that time.
Prendergast's decorative, daub-like style recalls many Post Impressionist artists and straddles the Armory Show, though it becomes more rough-hewn in his later years. His petite, monotype "The Breezy Common" from 1895-'97, with its creamy silhouettes of running children and strolling ladies against a soupy green ground, is as lovely – and modern – as any work by this artist in the show.
In the end, the show's ambitious thesis about what modernism was and was not in the early 20th century is not immediately evident in the experience of the exhibit, which reads more as a treasured collection of art objects from a period of time when ideas about art were shifting.
More than that, it takes us inside the internal tug and pull of eight individuals, devoted both to new ideas and traditional forms of art.
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Gojee has been nominated for the TechCrunch 2011 Best Design Award, and is both a Thrillist and PC Mag top site of 2011.
Gojee likes getting sand in its underpants.
- Expect a 75/25% split between Cartooning and Design duties
- Character sketching, Vector art
- Background plate illustration
- Contribute to storyline brainstorming sessions
- Design interfaces for both web and mobile (From UX sketches through to Final Deliverables)
- Email production (more fun than it sounds)
- Asset production
- A wee bit of animation
Required Skills:
- Fantastic Character Illustrator
- Adobe Illustrator expertise
- Background Painting
- Storyline Concepting
- Sense of Humor
- Visual Design
Bonus Points:
- User Experience experience
- Animation experience (Flash, After Effects, or even better, jQuery + CSS)
- Cinephile
Double Bonus Points:
- You never stop sketching
- Contempt for Convention
- Extremely competitive salary and equity
- Be part of a small team before it grows up (Currently 7)
- All lunches and dinners paid for
- Gym membership, ya filthy animal
- Soho office
- Monthly team off-sites to the Hamptons (seriously)
- The crazier your ideas, the more likely they are to happen