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I was at the #tlpsg concert today. AND GUESS WHO HELD HANDS WHEN THEY PERFORMED MY LADY. LIKE THE PART WHEN THEY WERE DANCING IN FRONT OF THE HUGE ASS MIRRORS. IN PREVIOUS CONCERTS THEIR HANDS ONLY TOUCHED BUT THEY H E L D HANDS THIS TIME. Like sehun didn't want to let go i think. I AM 85% SURE IT'S TAOHUN THO. Because i was focusing on taohun the whole time then. Didn't take photos cos it was at the main stage and the screens weren't focusing on them :-( but guys, there you have it, taohun. Also, sehun went to find/run to tao when they were performing gee. So yeah.
In case you're wondering how the concert was… IT WAS AMAZING. LIKE HELLA AMAZING. From the solo stages to the lightings to the group perfomances. Sobs I can finally die happy. I really hope all of you are able to experience it once in your lives too :-)
OH YEAH baekhyun and kai did the als ice bucket challenge on stage HAHAHAHHAHA sehun was so ever ready to dump that bucket of water on baek HAHAHHAHAHA


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KLF1 encodes a hematopoietic-specific transcription factor that induces high-level expression of adult beta-globin and other erythroid genes. Additionally we are shipping KLF1 Kits (4) and KLF1 Proteins (4) and many more products for this protein.
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Cow (Bovine) Polyclonal KLF1 Primary Antibody for ChIP - ABIN374197
Singleton, Lau, Fairweather, Burton, Wilson, Parsons, Richardson, Trakarnsanga, Brady, Anstee, Frayne: Mutations in the second zinc finger of human EKLF reduce promoter affinity but give rise to benign and disease phenotypes. in Blood 2011
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Borg, Papadopoulos, Georgitsi, Gutiérrez, Grech, Fanis, Phylactides, Verkerk, van der Spek, Scerri, Cassar, Galdies, van Ijcken, Ozgür, Gillemans, Hou, Bugeja, Grosveld, von Lindern, Felice, Patrinos, Philipsen: Haploinsufficiency for the erythroid transcription factor KLF1 causes hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin. in Nature genetics 2010
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Zhou, Liu, Sun, Pawlik, Townes: KLF1 regulates BCL11A expression and gamma- to beta-globin gene switching. in Nature genetics 2010
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Pandya, Townes: Basic residues within the Kruppel zinc finger DNA binding domains are the critical nuclear localization determinants of EKLF/KLF-1. in The Journal of biological chemistry 2002
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Akgül, Lin, Ou Yang, Chen, Lu, Chen, Kikuchi, Chen, Tu: Garlic accelerates red blood cell turnover and splenic erythropoietic gene expression in mice: evidence for erythropoietin-independent erythropoiesis. in PLoS ONE 2011
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Bieker: Probing the onset and regulation of erythroid cell-specific gene expression. in The Mount Sinai journal of medicine, New York 2005
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Quadrini, Gruzglin, Bieker: Non-random subcellular distribution of variant EKLF in erythroid cells. in Experimental cell research 2008
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Wong, Hou, Tseng, Chien, Wu, Chen, Ho, Kyo, Teng: Krüppel-like transcription factor 4 contributes to maintenance of telomerase activity in stem cells. in Stem cells (Dayton, Ohio) 2010
Our study highlighted two novel promoter KLF1 and 3'-region C/EBPalpha motifs in the phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) gene which decrease transcription in vitro and, thus, could be considered as PAH expression modifiers.
a broad range of hitherto unrelated human red cell disorders are caused by variants in KLF1, a master regulator of erythropoiesis, which were previously considered to be extremely rare causes of human genetic disease [review]
results suggest that KLF1 directly regulates the beta-globin gene, but probably has less direct impact on expression of the gamma-globin gene in fetal erythroblasts
A KLF1-targeted promoter-reporter assay showed that the two mutations reduce the expression of the HBB (show HBB Antibodies), BCL11A (show BCL11A Antibodies), and CD44 (show CD44 Antibodies) genes involved in erythropoiesis.
erythrocyte lineage enforces exclusivity through upregulation of EKLF and its lineage-specific cytokine receptor (show EBI3 Antibodies) (EpoR (show EPOR Antibodies)) while inhibiting both FLI-1 (show FLI1 Antibodies) and the receptor TpoR (show MPL Antibodies) (also known as MPL (show MPL Antibodies)) for the opposing megakaryocyte lineage
Studies indicate that Kruppel-like factor 1 (KLF1) mutations have been associated with severe hematologic disorders.
a successful induction of gamma-globin (show HBG1 Antibodies) includes a reduction in BCL11A (show BCL11A Antibodies), KLF1 and TAL1 (show TAL1 Antibodies) expression.
The study identified the DEK (show DEK Antibodies) oncoprotein as a critical factor that interacts with an essential upstream enhancer element of the EKLF promoter and exerts a positive effect on EKLF levels.
Here we describe a Japanese patient with mild beta-thalassemia with an intact beta-globin (show HBB Antibodies) gene but a new missense mutation of c.947G > A or p.C316Y in the KLF1 gene which is strongly associated with the expression of the beta-globin (show HBB Antibodies) gene.
The patient with the p.F182L variant (KLF1: c.544T > C) had noticeably high Hb A2 levels (7.6%), consistent with the phenotypic effect of several previously characterized KLF1 mutations in the same exonic region.
Point mutations in the erythroid transcription factor, Klf1: one mutation, D11 generates a stop codon in the zinc finger domain and a homozygous null phenotype; another mutation, D45, generates an amino acid transversion (H350R) within a linker between zinc fingers two and three.
Data indicate that PIAS3 (protein inhibitor of activated STAT3 (show PIAS3 Antibodies)) interaction modulates EKLF (erythroid Kruppel-like factor) activity in a promoter-dependent and SUMO-independent manner.
Hemin-induced expression of PlGF (show PGF Antibodies) is abolished in EKLF-deficient erythroid cells but rescued by conditional expression of EKLF.
HIRA (show HIRA Antibodies) is not only critical for beta-globin (show HBB Antibodies) expression but is also required for activation of the erythropoietic regulators EKLF and GATA binding protein 1 (GATA1).
KLF1 and KLF2 (show KLF2 Antibodies) coordinately regulate embryonic erythroid precursor maturation through the regulation of multiple homeostasis-associated genes.
EKLF mRNA has exon skipping only in primary tissues. The splice variant is at a low level in embryonic and adult erythroid cells, and in terminal differentiation. The truncated protein partially encodes a non-erythroid Kruppel-like factor AA sequence.
Dok2 is able to control Klf1 expression by transcriptional regulation through directly binding to its promoter region.
EKLF plays a coordinating role between two different cell types whose interaction provides the optimal environment to generate a mature red blood cell
the regulatory mechanisms of the nuclear import of EKLF, which may also be utilized in the nuclear import of other factors
Similar to its role at the beta-globin (show HBB Antibodies) promoter, KLF1 induces factor recruitment and chromatin changes at the Alad1b promoter in a temporally-specific manner
This gene encodes a hematopoietic-specific transcription factor that induces high-level expression of adult beta-globin and other erythroid genes. The zinc-finger protein binds to the DNA sequence CCACACCCT found in the beta hemoglobin promoter. Heterozygous loss-of-function mutations in this gene result in the dominant In(Lu) blood phenotype.
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When Will my Silicone Sub-muscular Implants Begin to Soften and Feel Like Natural Breasts?
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Breast augmentation healing
It sounds by your question that you just had your implant surgery performed. Over time as the pocket stretches, the implants will soften and feel more natural.
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THE bitter son of £101million lottery winner Angela Dawes last night claimed
she kicked him out of home aged 12.
Steven Leeman, 17, of Wisbech, Cambs, said: "As far as I'm concerned, I don't
have a mum.
"There is nothing she could do to make up for what she has done to me and my
He spoke after it emerged that Angela, 43, and partner Dave Dawes, 47, won
Britain's third biggest jackpot.
Steven claimed that Angela had kicked out himself and his father John five
years ago.
Steven now lives near her home but said that she blanks him in the street. He
said: "Since she kicked me and Dad out, I've seen her ten or 15 times in
town and she just walks straight past me.
"She doesn't even acknowledge me, it's like I'm not there.
"If she phoned me and said sorry and offered to give me £10million or even all
the money she has won, I wouldn't forgive her."
Angela and Dave, from the nearby village of Walsoken, won £101,203,600.70 in
Friday's EuroMillions draw.
Steven, who lives with his dad — Angela's ex-husband John Leeman — told how
their marriage collapsed in 2006 when he was 12.
He recalled: "I came back from a school trip to France and Mum had kicked Dad
out. When I asked her why, she kicked me out too.
"She wouldn't even give me my CDs, DVDs or computer and she burnt all of Dad's
clothes. Dad and I went to live with my nan before we eventually got a place
of our own."
Steven's parents had been living in a two-bedroomed £85-a-week trailer on the
outskirts of Wisbech.
He added: "That was the last time I spoke to her — the day she kicked me out
of the trailer. Since then we've had no contact with her except when Dad
went to court to get divorced.
"I wasn't allowed to go because I was too young but our solicitor said he had
never known of a case where a mum hadn't wanted to see her son after a
Steven, who is taking a furniture-making course at college, said: "Nobody has
ever told me why Mum and Dad broke up.
"He was a long-distance lorry driver and she was a taxi driver.
"I was told she was having affairs with four or five men while Dad was away
but I just don't know."
Steven was not aware of Angela's win until The Sun visited him and father John
at their terraced home.
He added: "I hope she does the decent thing and pays the money she owes my dad
— about £20,000."
Last night John, 44, said of Angela: "She's a love cheat who fleeced me."
Transport manager John claimed she began dating Mr Dawes behind his back when
they were still a couple.
He said: "She cleared the bank accounts and ran up a £4,000 overdraft. I've
had my car repossessed. She then changed her name to Dawes to avoid paying
"It's three-and-a-half years since the divorce. I'm now working 60 hours a
week to pay our bills. We have basically not got a pot to p*** in… she has
cleared me out.
"When Steven asked what was going on, he was told 'If you don't like it, f***
"Two days later I received a phone call saying 'Meet me in town'. She threw a
bag of his clothes at me and said 'As far as I'm concerned, you are both
"She has not sent him a birthday or Christmas card or paid a penny in
maintenance in three years."
John also accused Angela of sending her electricity bills to his address
saying he would pay them — which resulted in visits from bailiffs.
Last night Angela said: "I'm saddened by these reports. A lot of what has been
said since my divorce has been untrue and very hurtful.
"I've always wanted to be in contact with my son who I love dearly and very
much still want to rebuild our relationship."
We'll give £1m each to 20 pals
By CAROLINE GRANT
GENEROUS Dave and Angela Dawes plan to make 20 friends and family millionaires
as well.
The couple, who scooped their £101,203,600.70 jackpot with only their third go
on the lottery, yesterday said they plan to hand out cash to those closest
to them.
Dave, 47, said: "We have a list of 15 to 20 people who we are going to make
millionaires. Anyone who has helped us."
Angela, 43, added: "It's an excessive amount of money but we intend to make
our friends and family millionaires. It's not just going to be us.
"They are absolutely gobsmacked. Obviously it's exciting for us and exciting
for them."
The couple, who have landed the UK's third biggest lottery prize, live in a
rented £70-a-week one-bedroom housing association flat in Walsoken.
They have been together for nearly five years and are engaged — but have not
been able to afford to get married.
Money has been so tight they have done without a car.
The couple said they were dumbstruck as they watched their winning numbers
roll down on Friday. Dave, who has two grown-up sons named Matthew and
Michael from a previous marriage, said: "By the time it got to four it was
exciting, by five there were screams and we went into meltdown."
Angela said: "I had the ticket in my hand and was saying 'Oh my God we've got
another one'. I couldn't believe my eyes. It doesn't feel real even now. The
last few days have been manic."
The first thing on Dave's shopping list is a classy new engagement ring for
Angela to replace the sparkler they bought locally.
Ex-cabbie Angela, who has already taken Dave's surname, said: "He has already
bought me an engagement ring but now he will be buying me a better one.
"All I know is that it's going to be a diamond."
Chelsea fan Dave, who worked as a steward at Stamford Bridge, also plans to
buy a house near his team's home.
He said at a press conference: "A season ticket is on the list and so is a
house in Chelsea. I'd love to live near the ground and have Frank Lampard
over for a cup of tea."
And Angela's dad has put in a jokey request for a vintage Rolls-Royce, despite
not driving.
Dave has already quit his job as shift supervisor at a Premier Foods
warehouse. And mum of one Angela will not be returning to her voluntary job
at a British Heart Foundation shop.
The couple are now planning a lavish wedding in Portugal next year and
holidays in Las Vegas and Switzerland.
Friends and workmates of Dave and Angela yesterday said they were delighted to
hear of their EuroMillions win.
Cabbie James Plumb said: "They are lovely people."
The couple's neighbour Geoff Wright, 63, said: "He's a lovely lad, always up
for a joke." BHF store volunteer Ann Seppel said: "Everyone is very happy
for her because she's a lovely lady."
The biggest ever EuroMillions prize was a £161m jackpot won by Colin and Chris
Weir, from Largs in Scotland, in July.
Ex-soldier Dave and Angela are now the joint 702nd richest people in the UK —
wealthier than pop star David Bowie.
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Asia Roundup: JPY 15 Trillion Stimulus For Japan, BoK Holds Rate
Thursday, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has approved fresh stimulus spending of JPY 15.4 trillion (USD 154 billion) to resuscitate the world's second-biggest economy from its deepest recession since World War II. On the same day, the Bank of Korea held its key interest rate at a record low level for the second straight month.
Japan's new stimulus package amounts to 3.1% of Japan's gross domestic product and will be the largest ever for a single year, surpassing former Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's JPY 8.5 trillion stimulus during the Asian financial crisis in 1998. Japan's Prime Minister Taro Aso has unveiled two packages totaling JPY 10 trillion since he took office in September.
Core machine orders in Japan unexpectedly rose 1.4%in February compared to the previous month, marking the first increase in five months, official data showed. That compares to analyst expectations for a 6.9% decline after the 3.2% fall in the previous month. On an annual basis, core machine orders fell 30.1%- beating forecasts for a 36.7% decline after the 39.5% fall a month earlier.
Elsewhere, the Japan Machine Tool Builders' Association said the slump in Japan's machine tool orders continued in March with an 84.5% year-on-year decline.
Japan's Ministry of Finance reported that overseas residents acquired a net JPY 44.7 billion in Japan stocks for the week ending April 4th, having been net sellers for the preceding weeks.
Bank of Korea Governor Lee Seong-tae and his board voted to keep interest rates on hold, maintaining the record low of 2%- in line with expectations. Consumer price inflation has been decelerating thanks to the stable movements of international oil prices coupled with the easing of demand-pull pressures owing to the economic downturn and this trend seems set to continue for some time, the central bank said in a statement accompanying the rate decision.
Separately, the Bank of Korea said South Korea's producer price index rose 3.5% year-on-year in March, at a slower pace compared to a 4.4% rise in the previous month. This marks the slowest rise in producer prices since a 3.1% increase in November 2007. Month-on-month, producer prices were up 0.5% in March compared to a 0.6% increase in February.
Industrial production in Malaysia dropped 14.7% annually in February, at a slower pace compared to a revised 19.8% fall in January. Economists expected production to decline only 13.5%. Month-on-month, output declined 3.7%.
India's inflation slipped to 0.26% for the week ended March 28 compared to 0.31% in the previous week, government data showed. Inflation was 7.75% during the corresponding week of the previous year.
Another official data from India showed that industrial output declined 1.2% in February from a year earlier after a revised increase of 0.4% in January.
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Former Ohio State cornerback Bradley Roby, mentioned as a possible first-round consideration for the New York Jets, is facing an OVI charge -- operating a vehicle under the influence, according to WBNS-10TV in Columbus, Ohio.
This almost certainly kills any chance of the Jets taking him with the 18th pick. The incident occurred April 20 in Columbus, where police were called to the scene of a person passed out behind the wheel of a car. He eventually failed a field sobriety test, according to the report.
This was Roby's second brush with police in less than a year. He was suspended for the 2013 opener because of his involvement in a bar fight last summer. The charges were eventually dropped.
Before this latest incident, Roby, whose pre-draft visits included the Jets, was considered a possible mid-first-rounder. He's freakishly talented, but inconsistent and immature. It's hard to imagine the Jets taking a chance, considering the bad publicity they received for Mike Goodson's alcohol-related arrest last May.
On Thursday, ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay called Roby a "classic boom or bust" prospect.
"I love Bradley Roby's athleticism -- I actually think he might be the most athletic corner in his draft -- but I'm scared ... I'd be real nervous to pull the trigger on him because I don't know what I'm getting," McShay said. "He's a young man that has some growing to do."


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Writer-activist Arundhati Roy on Sunday described Maoists as "patriot of a kind" and accused the prime minister and home minister of "violating the Constitution and Panchayat (Extension of Scheduled Areas) Act by allowing corporates to use tribal land".
"Patriot of a kind, they (Maoists) are. But here patriotism is very complicated. So at the moment what people are fighting for is to keep this country from falling apart," Roy said after addressing a meet on Cultural Resistance to War on People in Corporate Interest, organised by a magazine.
She said she did not think there could be only Maoist revolution for solving problems.
"There will be a new kind of alliance of all kinds of people."
She said it was the poor of India who had effectively checked India's biggest corporate companies.
"The whole world has been intently watching the poor tribal people of Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Jharkhand and Lalgarh (West Bengal). Nowhere in the world have movements (against corporate invasion) so big, beautiful and successful been carried," she said.
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Dalesi is 37 years old and separated. She has five children and also cares for one orphan and one relative.
Dalesi runs a livestock business. She requires a loan to buy more goats and pigs to sell to her customers.
The proceeds from the business will help her in paying school fees for the children. She started the business to be able to educate her children. One family member currently works in the business.
Dalesi hopes to educate her children up to the university level, open a shop, and also give employment to others.
In this group: Flora, Maggie, Lenia, Mirriam, Estery, Agness, Shuppie, Esnart, Malita, Melayi, Dalesi, Elube, Maria, Domi, Malita, Annie, Towera, Felesters, Esther, Patuma, Maria, Letasi, Lizzie, Zelesi, Mirriam
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Today, he faces Ireland in Belfast as Yorkshire try to avoid the embarrassment of a shock exit from the C&G Trophy.
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Remember this tool? Supposedly a former cop and intelligence professional, this is the same race-baiting, cowardly ignoramus who suggested that black legislators' lives were in danger due to TEA Party protesters who obviously represented a "terrorist" threat to him and Congressman John Lewis.
He's at it again, claiming Americans who demand a smaller, more accountable government (you know… those dangerous TEA Party Terrorists™) want to see blacks hanging from trees. Oh yes, he did!
"Some of these folks in Congress right now would love to see us as second-class citizens," he said. "Some of them in Congress right now with this Tea Party movement would love to see you and me … hanging on a tree."
As a former "intelligence professional" this race-baiting Bag of Ass should know better than to use inflammatory rhetoric such as this. Words have meaning, and in the intelligence field, you want to be as precise as possible about what you mean. In this case, the New Civility™ has apparently reared its ugly head. You know… the kind of civility that uses hyperbole to paint opponents as terrorists (because as you know, "terrorist" is the new buzzword that elicits the kind of emotion race-baiters use to get ignorami to vote for them), and then fall back on the old "Well, I was just speaking metaphorically" excuse to make a point.
His "comments respond to the frustration voiced by those in Miami," [Carson's spokesman Jason] Tomcsi said. "People are frustrated by the inability of Congress to do something about the economy and get people back to work."
Tomcsi said Carson believes "Tea Party members in Congress know when they vote against programs, they know who [sic.] they're impacting. They have different priorities — their priorities are to protect millionaires, oil companies and tax cuts for the wealthy. Those people aren't impacted by programs like child nutrition, Head Start, job training and job creation."
Riiiiiiiiight. Just a metaphor for taking a certain segment of the population off the government cheese… forcing them to take a certain amount responsibility for themselves and to stop blaming racism and the "rich" for every tiny wrong in their lives.
So is Carson admitting that blacks are the most affected by the removal of welfare? And is he really claiming that removing blacks from the dole is somehow comparable to lynching? That they can't live without taxpayer funded government aid?
Who's the racist here?
More Brit anti-gun retardery
Boris Johnson, the current mayor of London, is apparently absolutely intent on doing his part to raise a generation of hoplophobic cowards, dependent on the state for everything, including their very lives. Apparently the skyrocketing crime rates and the continued persecution of those who take defense of themselves and their loved ones into their own hands is just not enough to satisfy the drooling Nanny Statist of London.
He wants to ensure that the children of England never even glimpse a gun, let alone the positive use thereof! Showing kids that shooting is a sport. Showing them responsible use of firearms. Showing them that guns can be used for recreation as well as self-defense, and that they aren't the evil killing machines the politicians say they are. All of that is bad.
Ergo, BoJo has decided to do his part to ensure that British kids are barred from watching Olympic shooting events next year if they receive a ticket to the Olympics via a government giveaway.
Want a (taxpayer funded) ticket, kiddies? Well, then you won't be getting into cool events – only ones approved by the politicians.
Children will be banned from watching shooting events under Boris Johnson's Olympic ticket giveaway.
London schoolchildren are eligible for 125,000 Olympic tickets but these will not include any featuring guns, as Games organisers and City Hall fear a backlash from the anti-gun lobby.
Giving children tickets to the events, at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, could have appeared at odds with Mayor Boris Johnson's bid to quell teenage gun and knife crime.
To lower teenage gun and knife crime, Boris wants to ensure that kids never see safe, responsible use of firearms. He's obviously been listening to senseless parasites such as Danny Bryan.
Danny Bryan, founder of Communities Against Gun and Knife Crime said: "I agree with Boris. It is good kids should enjoy the Games but there's no way we should glorify guns."
No. We should glorify government dependence and foster it in every aspect of life instead. The government is the only entity qualified to protect you, feed and clothe you. That's why you should encourage the welfare culture – a culture that breeds vermin such as the Daveys and the Houghtons, who squirt out fuck trophies just to get more government cheese. This same culture will also eventually rely on the state to protect them – especially when self defense is punished by law, even if you're trying to protect your mom from attack.
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Maybe now Marta can put away these and begin to mend the fences she destroyed with her baseless, classless attacks on someone who is ultimately an ideological ally.
Another daft bint
What the hell is it with the Congressional Black Caucus? They just can't seem to get away from the victim mentality and the penchant for creating enemies out of large groups of people. First, there was Maxine Waters jabbering incoherently about how anyone who happens to disagree with the CBC Marxist doctrine is a racist who needs to be investigated, and sending the Tea Party "straight to hell."
Now there's this daft bitch, who looks like a transvestite pimp from Chelsea, and talks like Jesse Jackson in drag.
"When you look at African American males, 40% of them are unemployed, those under 30 years of age. I understand exactly the entire nation must be involved in this recovery but the black community is experiencing a great recession. That's what we're experiencing," Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL) told MSNBC.
"And all of the growth in the past 30 years, we see it slipping away. From home ownership, the middle class; it's slipping away from our hands. And it has a lot to do with many issues. Racism, shipping jobs overseas, access — no access to technology. You know, the digital divide is there and many of the new jobs that's what it requires. So, we have a problem."
No, the problem is not a lack of higher education or disproportionate crime rates. I'm sure those are caused by racism too, because college diplomas aren't being handed to African Americans, or because the taxpayers aren't forced to pay for their college educations, or because cops are RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACIST and arrest black criminals more than they do whites, or….
It's obviously the business world's fault for not wanting to hire an employee with a criminal record.
It's obviously law enforcement's fault for… um… enforcing the law.
It's obviously the justice system's fault for finding a criminal guilty and sending said criminal to prison.
It's obviously the taxpayers' fault for not allowing the government to throw more money at failing school systems, despite the fact that pathetic FAILS such as the DC school system that has the second highest per capita spending in the country!
And it's the Tea Party's fault, because they're obviously RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACist for pointing all that out and demanding some damn accountability in government spending!
Do I have that right, Maxine? Frederica? Jesse?
Look, it's not just these dimwits' fault. They're pandering to their idiot constituencies who will cast a vote for them as long as they're told that the nation owes them, that it's all Whitey McCracker's fault that their lots in life are lousy and their failures can only be attributed to racism.
That kind of rhetoric is tough to beat. Never mind that it's racist in and of itself. It tells African Americans that they can't make it without government handouts. It tells them they're entitled to a job, an education and money by virtue of their skin color. It tells them they're disadvantaged and unable to exist without policies that address those "disadvantages." And mostly, it tells them that no matter what happens, it's not their fault. Personal responsibility be damned! Their skin color entitles them to abdicate said responsibility and claim victim status!
If I were a black person, I'd be insulted. These politicians and race baiters quite obviously think their constituents are stupid.
You first, bitch!
Apparently, Maxine Waters doesn't like the Tea Party much.
Interesting how the audience came to the meeting demanding what America can do for them! As if they're entitled! And Maxine Waters foments the entitlement and then screeches her hatred for those who demand personal responsibility from the citizenry and fiscal accountability from their government.
"The Tea Party can go straight to hell," she says.
You first, you ignorant, racist twunt.
And while you're at it, take every Marxist fuckbat in Congress with you.
For a much less angry, calmer, and yet very effective take on the issue, let me introduce you to Indignant Conservative Mom's letter to Waters. Here's a snippet.
Please for the sake of "unity" and "civility" in public discourse, do not run again for office. I'm sure you and your pal Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would have a grand ol' time making sweaters, or scarves, or something that doesn't involve you speaking in public ever again. Go to Hell? If you want to lead the way, then you first Rep. Waters.
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Hey! I have a bearikade weekender that's not going to be used for the rest of the summer. Let me know how long you need it for and we can work something out. I think this may make someone's Sierra through hike slightly more enjoyable.
I'm guessing shipping will be about $10. Sorry, only available to BPL members unless you want to shoot me a deposit for the cost of the canister.
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Greg will be using it early to mid September, so if anyone wants it roundabouts October 1 or later, let me know!
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this is great, thank you. I am considering a high sierra trip in the 2nd half of Sept but dates are not firm. Renting-borrowing your bearikade would be ideal.
greg are your dates firm?
if the timing works, maybe greg ships it direct to me, once we firm up an agreement on protocol.
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Hey Brian – I love the avatar photo you're using. A bear on his best behavior!
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FYI – I'll be incommunicado as of Thursday night, the 9th.
I expect to hit Tuolumne Meadows Sunday afternoon the 16th of Sept.
The soonest I could mail it is the 17th, probably from somewhere in the middle of Nevada.
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At precisely 177 degrees relative to the left periphery of my inflexible scope, Sol's piercing luminance betrays the flaw in the sheer rock face, marking the beginning of today's meditations. The discipline has become necessary, 177 degrees until 209; more than this and the impossibility of suicide becomes too hard to bear.
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The UKCC is a statutory body responsible for ensuring that nurses, midwives and health visitors meet the required standards of patient care. Panel advice covers all aspects of the UKCC's regulatory function, but because the body considers allegations of misconduct and unfitness to practise among its members, investigation, preparation and presentation of professional conduct cases will make up a large proportion of the work.
The three firms join Penningtons, TLT, Ward Hadaway, Morgan Cole, Balfour & Manson and Edwards & Co, which are already on the panel. The appointments were done by competitive tender, with the ultimate selection made by a UKCC committee project managed by director of professional conduct Liz McAnulty.
The UKCC was generating too much work for the existing panel members to cope with. McAnulty said: "It is part of our drive to get cases through the system more efficiently."
The organisation has more than 1,200 complaints a year to assess, a figure that is expected to rise as it is replaced by the Nursing and Midwifery Council, which will have access to a wider range of sanctions for misconduct.
Panel members are responsible for distinct geographical areas and the three new law firms have been added in three English regions to deal with the increased UKCC caseload. Penningtons and Field Fisher Waterhouse will handle central England, Blake Lapthorn and TLT the South, and Ward Hadaway and the Manchester office of Hempsons will cover the North.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will continue to have just one firm each. It is understood that work will be distributed evenly where there is more than one firm in a region.
The panel expansion is a boost for Field Fisher Waterhouse in particular. The UKCC will become one of the Professional Regulatory Group's biggest clients, alongside the General Teaching Council, a client win from last summer. The three-partner team is trying to expand its regulatory practice, whose most important client is still the General Medical Council.
UKCC adds three new firms to panel line-up
The UK Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting (UKCC) has reviewed its advisory panel and added Field Fisher Waterhouse, Blake Lapthorn and Hempsons to its exclusive list of legal advisers.


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I'd missed twenty-first century food--or so I thought, until in front of me sat a bowl of Coco Pops while the smell of toast permeated the room, and my appetite suddenly vanished. I wanted to eat it, I really did, but the chocolatey sweetness refused to be swallowed and I was feeling sick.
"I can't eat this," I said miserably. "I'm not used to it." Mum looked at me, puzzled (after all, it used to be the only cereal I ever ate when I was younger) so I tried to explain. "It's too sweet. Food where I was ... it was much plainer, and additives weren't the same." She got it then.
"Something plainer--would that be better?" But I couldn't eat a thing and said so. Trying to be nice, Mum suggested that I go and change out of 'that ridiculous nightie into some real clothes'. I agreed.
My wardrobe hadn't changed, and I was glad to see my old jeans and baggy tops, but I had. I was taller, slimmer, more muscular and above all, I wasn't used to wearing trousers. "Mum!" I yelled, staring at the too-small outfits in dismay. "I have nothing to wear!" She came immediately and, seeing that this was true, promised to take me shopping straight away.
"For now, wear your black skirt and a plain t-shirt. I'm sure you can get away with that. It was pretty long to start with." Now it was knee-length which to my poor mother seemed perfectly acceptable, but to me seemed rather short: I resolved to put up with it, knowing that I'd have to adjust. I wasn't a Victorian at heart. I had to get back to my old self.
"I'm ready," I said, picking up a bag that seemed to have the necessities in it and walking down the stairs to where my mother waited for me. "Let's get this over and done with." We made our way to the car and as it lurched into motion I clapped a hand over my mouth, desperately trying not to be sick. It was exactly how I had felt the first time I had travelled at speed in a horse and cart, only far worse. "I'm just not … used to it," and as I said that I realised how many things I wasn't used to.
"Will you be okay until we get to the shopping centre?" she asked. "I don't want you throwing up in the car. We can stop for a minute if you want." But I shook my head. I would sit through this: it was all a matter of disciplining my mind to believe that it didn't feel so ill.
We arrived and instantly I was struck by the number of people already awake and shopping. Some of them were girls my age, chatting and laughing with bags of clothes on their arms; others were men who looked like they had been dragged along by the wives and daughters that even now were pulling on their arms and dragging them into shops; still others dutifully pushed trolleys through the big automatic doors at the front of Sainsbury's. It was crowded.
"I'm scared," I whispered to Mum, and she held my hand, surprising herself and me. I couldn't remember the last time she held my hand, so it must have been a very long time ago.
"It's all right," she said. "Where do you want to go?" But I didn't have a clue and so she took me to one of the big clothes stores. This was going to take a while: I needed everything, and that meant underwear, shoes, a coat, clothes, socks…
With dread in my heart and resignation on my face, I entered the shop.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 1, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Herald Zeltung, New Braunfels, Texas Friday, February I, 1991 Pap 9 Briefly NL looking for managers, sets clinic The National Little League is in need of Pee Wee managers for the upcoming baseball season. Also needed arc managers for Little League Girls Softball. Call John Kaufmann at 899-7318 or Manuel Velasquez, al 625-5303 after 6:30 p.m. The National League will hold an umpire clinic for certification on Feb. 22-23. For more information call Manuel Velasquez, at the number and time above. Registration, tryouts set by ALL Registration and tryouts for the New Braunlcls American Little League have been set for all boys and girls ages 8-12 (as of July 31,1991) with birth-dates in the months of February, April, June, August, October or December. Registration will take place Feb. 12 from 6-8 p.m. at the St. John's Episcopal Church Parish Hall at 312 S. Guenther. A birth certificate and a $15 registration fee arc required. Tryouts and late registration will take place on Feb. 16 and Feb. 23 from 10-a.m. until noon at the American League Field on Common Street. All equipment except for gloves will be provided. For more information call Fred Zinkgraf at 629-3464. Psrks Dept, plans basketball league The City of New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department is organizing a winter basketball league for men. Divisions will be men's open, men's over 35,6-foot-and under and men's church. League play begins Feb. 14 and will end April 4. All games will be played at the Academy Street Gym on Wednesdays and Thursdays, with the first game starting at 7:30 p.m. Registration ends Feb. 8. Basketball_ Fees for the league arc $255 per team. To register, call 620-PLA V or go by the Lamia Recreation Center. Softball registration ends Feb. 10 Tile registration deadline for the New Braunfels Softball Association is Feb. IO. All rosters and fees arc due at that time. There will be a meeting at Miller Beer at 6 p.m. on that date. Possible leagues include men's B, C and D, women's, church and men's over 35. Rosters may be obtained from Glenda or the NBSA, P.O. Box 310276, New Braunfels, TX, 78130-0276. Contact Glenda at 625-2367 in the day or 620-7743 in the evenings. Ex-Ranger players wanted for game The 1991 Smithson Valley High School baseball team invites all former players to lake part in a varsity-alumni game at I p.m. on Feb. 16 al Ranger Field. The exes should bring a glove, cleats and suitable attire. Corporate Challenge sets Hoop Shoot The fourth event in the Corporate Challenge scries will be a Hoop Shoot basketball contest on Feb. IO. Each team will consist of two males and two females, with the cumulative point total determining the overall finish. Players will be awarded points for making baskets at various spots on the court during a two-minute period. The tournament will begin at I p.m. at the Landa Rec Center. The cost per team is $20. All local businesses arc eligible to enter teams. The Corporate Challenge is open to a business' cmpioyccs and their spouses. One sport will be held each month through July. ; Tourney benefits Children's Shelter The New Braunfels Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a golf tournament at the Woodlands Country Club at Canyon Lake to benefit the Comal County Emergency Children's Shelter. The event will take place on March 16 beginning at 9 a.m. It will be a four-person scramble tournament (men and women invited). The cost to enter is $50 for the 18-holc event. Lunch and refreshments, golf cap and tees, and awards and cash prizes arc included. The deadline lo register is March I and the field will be limited to the first 144 golfers. Send check or money order made out to New Braunfels Kiwanis Club, along with name, address and handicap, to J.W. Bell, 1155 Church Hill Drive, New Braunfels, TX, 78130. For more information call J.W. Bell at 625-6945 or Ray Ebert at 629-7792. Muscle-toning class offered weekdays A muscle-toning class is being offered on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Academy Street Gym by New Braunfels ISD Community Education. The classes arc held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Academy Street Gym. The cost is $1 per class or $10 per month. 'Beats Per Minute' meets twice weekly The New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department is offering "Beats Per Minute" aerobic classes taught by Randy Cadded. This is an ongoing class held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-7:15 p.m. al the Landa Recreation Center. Oilers allow Zendejas to be Plan B free agent Soccer. Continued from Pag* 8 an inside player who also has outside shooting range — averages a district-high 20 points per game for Lockhart, and guard/forward Erma Carter adds 15. The Cougarcties travel to Hays today, for a game they have not been looking forward to. In the first meeting between the two teams, foul trouble and severe injuries to Kim Koehler and Becky Kaufmann left the Cougarcttcs with two players at the end of the game. After playing their best game of the district season at Clemens — a 60-58 loss — to start the second round, the Cougarcttcs have suffered lopsided defeats at the hands of Lockhart and Bastrop. Hays is the favorite for the second playoff spot, and can clinch today with a win. Bastrop could still tic the Rebels for second, but Hays would advance because of its season sweep of the Bears. Continued (rom Page 8 games to both New Braunfels and San Marcos. The Matadors have lost to those same three teams, picking up a win in their opener against Lockhart. Seguin has cancelled today's junior varsity contest, so the varsity game has been moved up to 5:30 p.m. HOUSTON (AP) — Tony Zendc-jas, the Houston Oilers kicker for the past six seasons, is one of 14 players left unprotected today under the NFL's Plan B free agent program. "Yes, I wastery surprised when (General Manager) Mike Holovak called mc and told mc I was not protected," Zendejas said. ''Mr. Holovak told mc if I don't sign with another team I would be welcome back with the Oilers, but I'd be dumb not to listen lo other offers. I think the Oilers made a mistake." Other players expected to be on the Oilers unprotected list today arc defensive backs Patrick Allen, Steve Brown, Brett Tucker, Terry Kinard and Leander Knight; offensive linemen Doug Dawson and Jay Pcnnison; wide receivers Bernard Ford and Gerald McNeil; defensive ends Ezra Johnson and Alex Stewart; running back Victor Jones and quarterback Reggie Slack. Zendejas, who earned $350,(XX) in 1990, started last season with a back injury and then suffered a broken leg in the seventh game against the New Orleans Saints. He was replaced by Teddy Garcia, who converted 14 of 20 field goals and 26 of 28 poinis-aftcr for 68 points. Garcia earned SI50,(XX) last season. His contract expired unlay. Allen and Brown lost their starting cornerback jobs last season and were unhappy in backup roles. Pcnnison was the Oilers starting center until the final regular season game when All- Pro guard Bruce Matthews shifted to center and Pcnnison was benched. McNeil, an Oiler Plan B signee from last season, caught five passes for 63 yards and returned 30 punts for a 5.7 yard average and 27 kickoffs fqf a 20.4 yard average. Lockhart to be unprotected/ may still sign with Dallas DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Cowboys linebacker Eugene Lockhart, the team leader in total tackles, apparently will be left unprotected today under the NFL's Plan B free agent program, st was reported today. I However, the sting may be soothed by what team sources say will be an offer of a new three-year contract, the Fort Worth Star-Telcgram said. "They don't want to trade me, and they don't want mc to leave," Lock-' hart said Thursday after meeting with* team owner Jerry Jones. "But I don't know yet how they want to pay mc." Lockhart, the Cowboys' starting middle linebacker, is among the most notable of the 17 Cowboys who won't be on the protected list the team wilt' send to league offices late this afternoon, the Star-Telegram reported. Ile also is one of as many as 16 Cowboys who arc cither at the end of' their contracts or, as in Lockhart's case, approaching their option years. ' The team is not obligated to ncgoti-' ate with opt ion-year players. The' Cowboys could just add IO percent to the previous year's contract, but they apparently will try to pacify Lockhart. ' Scoreboard On The Air FRIDAY I p.m. — Goit: Senior RGA Royal Carriba* n Classic, first round. ESPN. 3 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Oldsmobile Classic, second round, ESPN. 6 pm — Collage hockey: Main* at Northeastern, HSE. 7 p.m. — Pro baske (bal: Detroit at Washington. TNT. 6 p m. — Boxing: Tony Marlin va. Donald Allison, junior welterweights, ESPN. II p.m. — Boxing: Irom Orlando, Fla., SATURDAY Noon — College basketball: SMU at Texas Tech. KSAT. Noon — Golf: LPGA Classic, third round. ESPN Noon — College basketball: Memphis State at Cincinnati, HSE. I p m — Coleg* besketotll: Pittsburgh at UCLA. KENS. 1 30 pm — Sports world: All-Star softball game.KMOL. 1 30 p.m. — Auto racing: 24 Hours of Daytona. ESPN. 2 p.m. — Colage basketoaH: Louisville at Southern Mississippi. HSE. 3 pm — College basketball: Duke at Notre Dame, KMOL. 3 pm. — Miscellaneous: Harlem Globetrotters. Alpine Skiing Championships. KSAT. 5 pm. — Colt: Senior RGA Royal Cart) bean Classic, second round, ESPN. 5 pm — College baskets: Washington at Arizona. HSE 6 pm. — Pro baske teal Spurs Monthly Magazine, KSAT. 7 p m. — Soccer: Tacoma al Dallas. HSE 8:35 p.m. — Pro basket)*!!: Atlanta at Denver, TBS. 10 p m. — College baskets: Washing ton Sui* at Arizona Stale, HSE. 10 50 p m — Track and field: Melrose Games (taped). TBS. Local Sports FRIDAY 5 p m. — Boys basket)*!!: Hays at Canyon 9th, JV, varsity. 5 p m — Boys basketball Lockhart at Smithson Valley 9th, JV. varsity 5pm— Soccer: Clemens at Smithson Valley J V. varsity. 5 p m — Girls basketball Smithson Valley 9th, JV. varsity at Lockhart 5pm— Girls basketoaH: Canyon 9th, JV. varsity at Hays 5:30 p m — Soccer Seguin at Canyon varsity 5:45 p m — Boys basketoaH San Marcos at New Braunfels JV. varsity. 5.45 p m. — Girls basketoaH: New Braunfels JV. varsity at San Marcos 6 pm — Soccer Boerne at New Br armlets J V. varsity. SATURDAY 6pm Soccer New Braunfels JV, varsity at San Marcos. Basketball stats These are the collective and individual averages tor toe six local basketoaH teams, with alt figures representing averages per game: Canyon boys New Braunfels boys Player G Avg Esqueda 20 10.9 Lehmann 20 94 Overall 22 78 Bustos 22 69 Drury 22 57 Sierra 19 53 Lybrand 16 5.1 Hudgins 22 4 1 Caldwell 17 25 Hardy 21 25 Acker 15 24 Loftin 20 22 Simons 7 1.4 Graham 11 08 Totals 22 60.3 Opponents 22 75.1 New Braunfels girls Player G Avg Colvin 28 129 Riedol 28 11 7 Magee 28 107 Catfey 25 63 Cook 15 58 Lux 4 4 5 Gonzales 8 40 Garcia 11 2 6 Kiotoassa 21 I 9 Rodriguez 10 1 8 Simon 17 1.7 Orr 9 08 Allen 23 02 Totals 26 50.4 Opponents 28 60.5 Smithson Vslley boys Player G Avg Long 25 114 Church 25 10 6 Frausto 25 99 Boatnor 22 90 Tiller 23 7 3 Herring 22 60 LaRue 25 46 Mmcemoyer 23 24 Garrison 17 1 9 Middleton 14 1 4 Valadez 19 1 3 Gabriel 6 07 Totals 25 62.3 Opponents 25 67.4 Smithson Vallsy girls Playsr G Avg Friesenhahn 22 12 1 Arizpe 19 10.7 Richey 25 69 Triesch 25 4 9 Wunderlich 25 38 T Smith 23 36 K Smith 25 26 Boss 8 16 Watson 22 1.1 Perez 17 1.0 Wagner 23 08 Engeike 21 05 Totals 25 44.2 Opponents 25 45.3 College Scores Thursday s College Basketball EAST Goorgo Washington 88. St. Bonaventure 51 Hotstra 78, Cent Connecticut St 74 SOUTH MIDWEST Bosion College 79. Notre Dame 77 Iowa 78. Purdue 69 Marquette 75. Detroit 54 Michigan 66. Minnesota 62 Michigan St 75. Ohio St 61 N Illinois 59. E Illinois 47 St. Louis 89. Evansville 73 Wichita St. 65. Tulsa 61 SOUTHWEST Georgia Southern 82, Ark.-Little Rock 75 Texas-San Antonio 85. Georgia St. 72 Utah 78. Texas-EI Paso 68 FAR WEST Arizona 84. Washington St 71 Arizona St 53. Washington 41 Rriqham Young 69. Colorado St 52 CalHornia 83. Oregon St 76 Fresno St 88. UC Irvine 75 Hawaii 87, Wyoming 80 Now Mexico 92. Air Force 55 Stanford 86. Oregon 75 UNLV 88, San Jose St. 64 Utah St 74. Fullerton St 63 NEW BRAUNFELS AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION & TRYOUTS For all boys & girls ages 8 • 12 years, as of July 31, 1991 with birthdates in the months of Feb., Apr., June, Aug., Oct., or Dec. Registration: Tues., Feb. 12th I 6-8 P.M. at the St. John's Episcopal Church Parish Hall. 312 S. Guenther. A birth certificate & $15.00 registration fee are required for registration. Tryouts & Late Registration: Saturday, February 16 & 23 I 10 A.M. * Noon at the American League Field on Common St. (Across from the Fairgrounds) All equipment except glove wil be provided. For more information, call Fred Zinkgraf at 629-3464 North Carolina 90, Clemson 77 South Carolina 88. Tulane 80 This weekend Baseball Card Show Sunday, February 3 9:00 am-5:00 pm Holiday Inn-New Braunfels (1*35 A Highway 46) FRBK Admission BUYING • MUINO • TRADING Player Cadded Bueno Jonas Bostick Wended Snider Krueger Ba rocky Muffler Totals Opponents Player Br ever OIH Koehler Kautmann Dahl Riadei Burxfcck Welt nor Talala Opponents Canyon girl* O 23 23 23 23 14 23 23 19 22 23 23 O 21 21 17 18 21 21 21 18 21 21 Avg 209 17.5 60 4 8 30 2 5 1.6 12 1.0 87.1 81.6 Avg 13.6 11.5 • 9 36 36 3.4 33 22 48.4 88.0 Herald-Zeitung Published Sunday morning, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoon* by New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Landa St., or P.O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Texas 78131 1328. Second Class postage paid by New Braunfels Herald Zeilung at New Braunfels, Texas. DAVID F. 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"Why do investors seem to be "underweighted" in equities relative to debt (especially compared with the allocations over the past fifty years)? Very simply, because there is so much more debt to be held, and someone has to hold it. The chart below shows the expansion of both equity and debt outstanding since 1950.
Source: HussmanFunds.com
Notably, the market value of U.S. equities relative to GDP – though not as elevated as at the 2000 bubble top – is not depressed by any means. On the contrary, since the 1940's, the ratio of equity market value to GDP has demonstrated a 90% correlation with subsequent 10-year total returns on the S&P 500 (see Investment, Speculation, Valuation, and Tinker Bell), and the present level is associated with projected annual total returns on the S&P 500 of just over 3% annually."
More from @hussmanjp on Twitter the other day:
Days and days of churning near an overvalued, overbought, overbullish multi-year peak is what some used to recognize as "distribution"
— John P. Hussman (@hussmanjp) March 27, 2013
The Federal Reserve's manipulation of asset prices and credit spreads via its zero percent interest rate policy and purchases of longer-term risk free government debt (Treasury bonds and government-backed mortgage-backed securities) with printed money have been responsible for the S&P's rally and economic growth since the bailouts in 2008/2009. But, going forward in this mature bull market, unless there's a hyperinflationary scare in this deleveraging cycle, or the U.S. dollar collapses for whatever reason, at some point this reflationary trend will become a victim to the normal business cycle. And all of this money printing (currency wars) and interest rate manipulation could have severe negative consequences for the financial markets and economy again as well. Former famed hedge fund manager Stan Druckenmiller recently told CNBC that he thinks "it's going to end very badly."
"I don't know when it's going to end, but my guess is it's going to end very badly. And it's going to end very badly because, again, when you get the biggest price in the world, interest rates, being manipulated, you get a misallocation of resources."


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Continued is a selection of poems by Piotr Sommer, spanning his career to date. A kind of poetic utterance, these "talk poems" are devoid of any singsong quality yet faithfully preserve all the melodies and rhythms of colloquial speech. Events and objects of ordinary, everyday life are related and described by the speaker in a deliberately deadpan manner. Yet a closer look at the language he uses, with all its ironic inflections and subtle "intermeanings," reveals that the poem's "message" should be identified more with the way it is spoken than with what it says. The poems in this volume were translated into English with the help of other notable poets, writers, and translators, including John Ashbery, D.J. Enright, and Douglas Dunn.
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These are my current views of life. And I couldn't ask for anything better. There is the perfect breeze to sun ratio and did I mention that I'm also listening to music? That really completes the picture.
Later Mary Mason and our "adopted" sister (best friend) and I are going on an adventure! We will be climbing trees and roaming on the beach and beach neighborhood we are staying at. More on that later. As of now go enjoy yourself!
Last vacation until I start school (sort of, unless you count moving Mary Mason into college).
Happy Tuesday!