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Does Fed Transparency Fuel Growth?
In their various speeches Fed policy makers have been emphasizing the importance of price stability for economic growth. For instance, in his speech on April 2 2007 to the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis William Poole said,
Over time, the mainstream view in the economics profession has increasingly emphasized the importance of price stability for achieving maximum employment and maximum sustainable economic growth.1
According to Poole the central bank can achieve price stability in three ways,
First, the leadership of a central bank should form a consensus around the goal of a specific low inflation rate; the particular chosen number is less important than commitment to a specific goal. Second, the central bank must develop a consistent policy model, or decision framework, for responding to incoming data. The framework must explain how policymakers reconcile near-term movements in inflation, over which monetary policy has almost no influence, with the path of medium-to long-term inflation, for which the central bank is almost wholly responsible. Constructing the policy model is far from a trivial task. And, third, the central bank must communicate this framework to the public in a credible and transparent way.2
In this view, transparency is the key for achieving price stability. It is held that transparent policy enables individuals to adjust their inflation expectations in line with the stated policy goal of the central bank. Furthermore, it is held stable inflationary expectations prevent various shocks from spilling over into a general rise in prices of goods and services. All this in turn leads to a better performance of the economy. On this a governor of the Fed Frederic Mishkin said,
My view — that recent changes in inflation dynamics result primarily from better-anchored inflation expectations…. Potentially inflationary shocks, like a sharp rise in energy prices, are less likely to spill over into expected and actual core inflation.3
The whole idea of price stability originates from the view that volatile changes in the price level prevent individuals from clearly seeing market signals as conveyed by changes in the relative prices of goods and services. For instance, as a result of an increase in the demand for tomatoes relative to potatoes the prices of tomatoes increase relatively to the prices of potatoes. This relative price increase gives an impetus to businesses to lift the production of tomatoes versus potatoes. By being able to observe and respond to market signals as conveyed by changes in relative prices, businesses are said to be in tune with market wishes and therefore promote an efficient allocation of resources.
As long as the rate of inflation as measured by the rate of increase in general price level is stable and predictable individuals can identify changes in relative prices and thus maintain the efficient allocation of resources, so it is held. However, when inflation is unexpected i.e. the rate of increase in the price level is of a sudden nature, it tends to obscure the relative price changes of goods and services. This in turn makes it much harder for people to clearly observe market signals. Consequently, this leads to the misallocation of resources and to a loss of real wealth.
Note that in this view, changes in the price level are not related to changes in relative prices. In short, unstable changes in the price level only obscure but do not affect the relative changes in the prices of goods and services. So if somehow one could prevent the price level from obscuring market signals obviously this will set the foundation for economic prosperity.
It is not surprising that Fed officials and mainstream economists strongly recommend that central bank policies must be "transparent." If policies are made known in advance surprises will be avoided and price level volatility will be reduced, so it is held. The so-called policy of achieving price stability is presented as some kind of panacea that can do a lot of good for people's well being. But is it true?
The answer to this presupposes that there is such thing as the price level. Elsewhere we have shown that the price level as such cannot be conceptually defined on the grounds that the total purchasing power of money cannot be established.4 This means that individuals in the market place do not observe such a thing as the price level. All that they see are prices of various goods and services.
According to Rothbard,
Since the general exchange-value, or PPM, of money cannot be quantitatively defined and isolated in any historical situation, and its changes cannot be defined or measured, it is obvious that it cannot be kept stable. If we do not know what something is, we cannot very well act to keep it constant.5
The policy of price stability is therefore a policy of stabilizing an arbitrary price index, which supposedly represents the price level. (The construction of price indices is an attempt at the impossible task of establishing a non-existent price level).
The main tool that the Fed employs to influence the general price level is the manipulation of the federal funds interest rate — and hence the interest rate structure — which falsifies the key signal as far as allocation of capital is concerned. This causes businesses to overinvest in tools and machinery and underinvest in the production of non-capital goods.
By implication, any attempt to stabilize the price level must involve both direct and indirect influences on various individual prices. Changes in the individual prices will not be uniform and will therefore distort relative prices in relation to the state of non-interference. In brief, it is not possible to "stabilize" the price level without affecting the relative prices. It follows then that the transparent policy of stabilizing the so-called price level actually causes the businesses to be in total darkness and to embark on wrong activities.
Expectations in a free market versus expectations in a hampered market
In a free market economy, whenever individuals act on expectations that run contrary to the facts of reality this sets in place incentives for a renewed assessment and different actions.
Let us assume that as a result of incorrect expectations too much capital was invested in the production of cars, and too little invested in the production of houses. The effect of the over-investment in the production of cars is to depress profits, because the excessive quantity of cars can only be sold at prices that are low in relationship to the costs that went into making them. The effect of under-investment in the production of houses on the other hand, will lift their prices in relation to costs, and thus will raise its profit.
This process will lead to a withdrawal of capital from cars and a channelling of it toward houses, implying that if investment goes too far in one direction, and not far enough in another, counteracting forces of correction will be set in motion. In other words, in a free market the facts of reality cause individuals to fairly quickly move away from activities that are out of sync with the market.6
This is, however, not so in a hampered market economy. By enforcing their policies, central banks can set a platform for a prolonged deviation of expectations from the facts of reality, which in turn give rise to activities that weaken the process of real wealth formation. The central bank however, cannot indefinitely defy these facts. A classical case of this is the artificial lowering of interest rates by the central bank that results in boom-bust cycles.
Contrary to the accepted way of thinking, the Fed's tampering with markets by means of transparent policy (transparent tampering) actually stifles individual's ability to form valid expectations. As a result of this individuals lose their touch with reality. Therefore economic busts always occur as a surprise to individuals (economic busts arrive when least expected).
We can conclude that in a free market economy individual's expectations have a tendency to change in tandem with true market conditions and therefore guide individual actions in accordance with the facts of reality. Consequently, this generates fewer surprises and fewer shocks. This is in contrast to a hampered economy where central bank policies give rise to expectations that are out of sync with reality.
It seems that the policy of transparency (transparent tampering) that Fed policy makers are striving to implement under the banner of achieving price stability might not be that good for the health of the economy. Also, it is a contradiction in terms to suggest that by means of manipulation of the price indexes and interest rates the Fed could somehow set the basis for the efficient allocation of resources and fulfill the role of an agent for economic growth.
[1] William Poole, Understanding Inflation (National Association for Business Economics, April 2, 2007.
[2] Ibid.
[3] "Inflation Dynamics - Remarks by Governor Frederic S. Mishkin," annual conference, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, March 23, 2007.
[4] Frank Shostak, "Labor Productivity Myth"
[5] Murray N. Rothbard America's Great Depression, p. 153.
[6] George Reisman, The Government Against the Economy (Ottawa: Janeson Books, 1985 p. 5).
- 1. William Poole, Understanding Inflation (National Association for Business Economics, April 2, 2007.
- 2. Ibid.
- 3. "Inflation Dynamics - Remarks by Governor Frederic S. Mishkin," annual conference, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, March 23, 2007.
- 4. Frank Shostak, "Labor Productivity Myth"
- 5. Murray N. Rothbard, in America's Great Depression, p. 153.
- 6. George Reisman, The Government Against the Economy (Ottawa: Janeson Books, 1985 p. 5).


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Is America Ready for a Jewish President?
Is America ready for a Jewish president?
According to a Gallup Poll released this month, as well as other polling data, the answer is a resounding yes.
Despite this polling data, some Jews are fearful that "America is not ready" for a Jewish president. Or in a variation on that theme, they suggest inferentially, because Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) — the candidate in question — is Jewish, "he can't win."
Funny, though, the facts suggest precisely the opposite. The Gallup Poll concluded that nine out of 10 Americans would vote for a qualified candidate, regardless of religion. Americans are embracing the candidacy of Lieberman with such enthusiasm that he continues to lead in the national polls.
Because of our history, American Jews have had reason to worry about anti-Semitism and scapegoating, but we have also worked to break down barrier after barrier in virtually every aspect of American life.
Today, we have the opportunity to break down perhaps the most important barrier: that a Jew cannot be elected president of the United States. And ironically, the skepticism on this issue comes not from non-Jews but from Jews.
Lieberman, the Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2000, who, by all accounts significantly strengthened the Democratic ticket and assisted the ticket in winning not only the popular vote but competing (perhaps winning) in the southern stronghold of Florida, has garnered the support of a broad range of Americans who believe he is the best candidate for the presidency in 2004. He is leading in national polls among non-Jews and Jews alike, but the idea of a Jewish president seems to scare some Jews.
Leaders throughout America, including leading non-Jewish political leaders, actively embrace Lieberman's candidacy. In California, several of these leaders are Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, Rep. Calvin M. Dooley (D-Fresno), Rep. Ellen O. Tauscher (D-Walnut Creek) and Rep. Dennis Cardoza (D-Modesto).
And Lieberman is leading in the national polls. He is leading in states as diverse as California, New York, Michigan and South Carolina. He is rightly seen as the Democratic candidate most likely to beat President Bush, because he combines a strongly progressive social record with a record of leadership on national security and homeland defense.
Yet, we hear in our own community the question: Is it good for the Jews?
The answer is unequivocally yes. We have Jewish officeholders at all levels of our government — local, state and national — and their leadership has helped to insure not only Jewish inclusion but respected leadership throughout America. When a highly capable and respected leader who is Jewish seeks the office of the president, he should be judged on his merits.
Today's polling numbers, contrasted with those as recently as 1960, suggest that America is, indeed, ready for a Jewish president. In 1960, when American voters were polled on whether they would vote for a Catholic presidential candidate, only 71 percent said yes, while 21 percent said no. John F. Kennedy won.
Today, the same question about a Catholic candidate garners a response rate of 92 percent yes and only 4 percent no. Interestingly enough, those are substantially the same numbers the pollsters get when asking if people would vote for a Jewish candidate for president.
Obviously, this polling is not exact. But in light of the 1960 benchmark, it is compelling. Other types of polling reinforce this conclusion.
And although no one should vote for Lieberman — or anyone else for that matter — simply because he is Jewish, it would be distressing if members of our community elected to vote against the senator out of fear because he is Jewish, despite their view that he is the strongest and best candidate.
Just as Jackie Robinson inspired not only African Americans but all Americans of my generation as a "revolutionary in a baseball uniform," Lieberman is right now doing the same thing: breaking down another important barrier that will open doors for Jews and for members of all other minority groups, who will have an easier time traveling down this path, because he was courageous enough to lead.
As Lieberman has said, "Have faith in America."
Americans today will support the candidate they prefer on the merits. That is how the choice should be made.
Mel Levine served as a Democratic Congressman from California between 1983 and 1993. He is now a partner in the law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and is assisting Sen. Joseph Lieberman in his presidential campaign.

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Larkham demands more from Brumbies
Brumbies assistant coach Stephen Larkham concedes a repeat of last weekend's 26-23 victory over the Bulls in Pretoria will not be good enough to secure the club's third Super Rugby title against the Chiefs on Saturday.
The Brumbies did not face the defending champions during the regular season and several of the current squad have never played in front of the intimidating Waikato Stadium crowd.
Larkham admits the visitors will need a different game plan and a better overall performance to complete their fairytale season on a winning note in Hamilton.
"We've certainly got to change our game plan to a certain extent and refocus on a different style of play," said Larkham, who won two Super Rugby titles as a player with the Brumbies.
"They're the best team in New Zealand. There's a number of challenges that go with playing in a final, obviously the atmosphere in Hamilton is something that the guys haven't played in front of before.
"Playing in a grand final and playing against the best New Zealand side is something we haven't done this year, so there's a number of challenges for these guys."
Larkham singled out fly-half Aaron Cruden as the Chiefs' biggest attacking threat but admits the hosts boast match-winners all over the park.
"Aaron Cruden's had another fantastic year, you watch his last couple of games and he's been a really dangerous player with ball-in-hand," he said.
"He's really elusive, I think the stats say something like one in every six times he touches the ball he gets a line break.
"He carved up Dan Carter last game and the previous game that they played against the Crusaders, so he's the in-form five-eighth at the moment.
"But you look at their backline and it doesn't stop there, they've got (Andrew) Horrell outside, they've got Bundee Aki, Gareth Anscombe at full-back and both wingers are really dangerous.
"Individually their backs are all really good players so you can't really single anyone out in particular otherwise you're going to forget about the other guy that makes a break against you."
Larkham hopes the presence of his former team-mates Clyde Rathbone and George Smith provides a calming influence for the younger Brumbies players.
"Clyde and George both add a level of composure that other players probably don't have in this team and that's been really beneficial for the team in the last couple of games," he said.


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REO Speedwagon not only packed the house at Wild Horse Pass, but also kept the crowd on their feet as they rocked out to classic hits like "Time For Me To Fly" and "Can't Fight This Feeling".
They started the night with a charity auction and raised over $4000 for the Arizona Broadway Theater program, by offering up not just one but two autographed guitars!
Once they hit the stage there was no stopping them. Band members Kevin Cronin, Bruce Hall, Dave Amato, Bryan Hitt and Neal Doughty commanded the stage from note one and really know how to put on a show with a sound that is timeless.
And while there were chairs to sit in you'd be hard pressed to find anyone actually sitting. The crowd stood and sang with just about every song and ate up every ounce of energy REO put out and it felt like no one wanted the show or the night to end, they just wanted to "Keep on Rolling".
To wrap up the show they pulled out the classic "Keep on Loving You" as an encore and even told the story of how it came to Kevin at 4am and how great full they are that it did. But they didn't stop with one song they wanted everyone leaving while rocking out with "Ridin' the Storm Out"
This was the last show of their 2013 southern tour and if there is another round of shows in 2014 you should defiantly catch their performance it's an incredible time. Special thanks to Wild Horse Pass for another KOOL Concert.
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LINE-UPS: Flamini in for Ramsey for Arsenal with Diaby on bench, two changes for West Brom
ARSENE WENGER has made one change to the side which cruised to victory against Newcastle last time out, with Mathieu Flamini coming into midfield in place of Aaron Ramsey.
Ramsey drops out of the Gunners squad for the clash with the Baggies, which now a dead rubbed with the Gunners spot in the top four confirmed.
Wenger is boosted by the return of injury-prone Frenchman Abou Diaby after 13 months out with a knee problem. He starts on the substitutes bench.
Pepe Mel makes two changes to the side which defeated West Ham last weekend, with Uruguayan defender Diego Lugano and Scottish international James Morrison coming in for Steven Reid and Billy Jones.
Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Flamini, Arteta, Cazorla, Ozil, Podolski, Giroud.
Subs: Fabianski, Jenkinson, Vermaelen, Kallstrom, Rosicky, Diaby, Sanogo.
West Brom: Foster, Dawson, Lugano, Olsson, Brunt, Amalfitano, Mulumbu, Morrison, Dorrans, Sessegnon, Berahino.
Subs: Myhill, Anichebe, O'Neil, Sinclair, Vydra, McAuley, Yacob.


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London Calling: Is NFC the next Bluetooth?
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NXP is enjoying great success getting its NFC chips designed into smartphones. But what are those NFC chips being used for?
All this may be possible, but none of these sound like killer apps.
In fact, it's reminiscent of the rise of Cambridge Silicon Radio, now CSR, on the back of its CMOS implementation of the Bluetooth communications standard.
The similarities are notable. Bluetooth is also a technology standard for exchanging data over short distances. It was invented in the early 1990s by Ericsson and quickly became essential for mobile phone and eventually computer makers.
I have never been able to get Bluetooth to work on any of my gadgets, and I have never needed to. I suspect a lot of other users have, like me, left their Bluetooth connections dormant. None of this hurt CSR, which kept supplying the chips.
So is NFC the new Bluetooth? Millions of chips shipped, but rarely to be used?
NXP's Rensink replies: "Bluetooth does get used." The Google Wallet initiative, which NXP contributed in 2011, has moved forward to version 1.5. "Many other payment initiatives are being trialed and rolled out," Rensink added. "We are still in the early days" more applications are in the pipeline.
We are likely in the early days of a Bluetooth-style roll out for NFC. If the technology can find a niche in the Internet of Things and wireless sensor networks, it may yet prove to be useful. Either way, chip volumes look to be enormous for smartphones alone, where NXP is leading.
All good for NXP until Broadcom or Qualcomm decides the NFC radio, baseband and security should be integrated in a combo chip or application processor.
Oh, and who is the tenth smartphone company that has yet to design NFC into its smartphones? A is for...?
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program-exit time, the subroutines registered with atexit are invoked
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The president of the Bishops' Conference of Colombia, Archbishop Ruben Salazar, said this week that military force has never been the way to solve conflicts in the world and that Colombia should instead take the path of political dialogue.
"We are convinced that this conflict will not be solved by force. These kinds of disputes are never resolved by the military," especially "in Colombia, where drug trafficking is present, which makes the tension unending," the archbishop told the Colombian daily El Tiempo.
He went on to point out that conditions in the country are different and therefore dialogue with the guerrillas is not doomed to fail. "The conditions have changed, and specifically the success of President Uribe's democratic security effort has made conditions change. Dialogue can take place now, without abandoning the policy of democratic security," the archbishop said.
He acknowledged that currently "there is no chance" that the government and guerrilla forces will sit down for talks "because their positions are completely polarized." "One of the objectives we are seeking is precisely this: to create an environment for dialogue within Colombian society," Archbishop Salazar stated.
Regarding the humanitarian accord to free hostages, the archbishop said it would be a first step that must be "put into the context of a general solution to the conflict." "We must achieve an agreement that is not only a solution for the problem of the hostages, but rather is a solution for the entire armed conflict," he added.
"The country has learned that the guerrillas need to be kept on a tight rein, but there must also be dialogue with them. This is precisely what we are seeking: that the guerillas be forced to dialogue because they have no military future."
Archbishop Salazar stressed that the Church seeks to work for reconciliation and forgiveness. "The Church cannot remain marginalized in the establishing of peace for the country," he said.


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Beast Mode Likes Fireball – Gets a Bottle from a Fan During Super Bowl Victory Parade [VIDEO]
The Seattle Police Department has estimated that more than 700,000 fans came out today to show their support today for the Seattle Seahawks. The team rolled through downtown Seattle today celebrating their fist Super Bowl win in franchise history!
Marshawn Lynch rode on the front of one of the 'ducks', making it rain Skittles on the 12s before taking a brief moment to reach for something in the crowd – a bottle of Fireball Cinnamon Whisky!
"What's that…what would you like Marshawn? C'mon, use your words! OH…this bottle of whiskey? Here ya go, Boss."
Too bad that Hawks fan had already downed the entire bottle before passing it off….
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In the season review edition of 3 up, 3 down, Jessica Moran looks back at the 2012 Red Sox.
With the way this season played out, you can be sure it was easy three downs. The hard part was picking just three. So Jessica Moran found a way around that.
The first down goes to the starting pitchers who finished the season with a franchise-high 5.19 ERA. The Big Three of Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz and Josh Beckett combined for a 22-33 record.
Next in line is Bobby Valentine who was fired after leading the Red Sox to a 69-93 record, their worst record since 1965. The team nosedived after the All-Star Break, limping to the finish with a 26-50 record in the second half of the season.
And finally, the ownership group. The franchise missed the playoffs for the third straight season and finished dead last in the A.L. East.
But there were some success stories hidden way WAY underneath all the ugly candy coating.
David Ortiz put together one of his best seasons before succumbing to injuries. In 90 games, Ortiz finished with a .318 average, 23 home runs and 60 RBI, putting up his best OPS since 2007.
Rookie third baseman Will Middlebrooks was a revelation with his power stroke before the injury bug prematurely ended his season as well.
In 75 games, Middlebrooks pounded 15 homers and the second best slugging percentage on the team.
And finally, Cody Ross, who finished third on the team with 22 home runs while tallying 81 RBI. He also crushed left-handed pitching, to the tune of a .636 slugging percentage.


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The Packers have their final day of practice on Friday before they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Lambeau Field.
Head coach Mike McCarthy will have a press conference following practice to be broadcasted live at 12:30 p.m. on the Packers official website.
In the morning, the radio version of the Mike McCarthy Show airs on 101.1 FM WIXX at 7:50 a.m. in the Green Bay area and can be streamed on the radio station's website.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush said Thursday that "many questions" have been raised by allegations of some former American hostages that Iran's president-elect was one of their captors a quarter century ago.
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"I have no information," Bush said in an interview with foreign reporters ahead of a trip to Scotland next week. "But obviously his involvement raises many questions."
Bush's national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, said the administration has followed the career of Iranian president-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has been serving as the hard-line mayor of Tehran.
He said they are "looking to see what's in the files," but he would not disclose what the U.S. government may know about any role Ahmadinejad had in the 1979 hostage-taking crisis at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and whether he is one of the captors pictured in photos from the crisis.
"At this point no determination has been made," Hadley said. "We need to get the facts. These are allegations that have come forward. They are allegations at the present time."
Former hostages Chuck Scott, David Roeder, William J. Daugherty and Don A. Sharer told The Associated Press that after seeing Ahmadinejad on television, they have no doubt he was one of the hostage-takers. Two other ex-hostages, Kevin Hermening and William A. Gallegos, said they reached the same conclusion after looking at photos. Associates of Ahmadinejad denied the president-elect took part in the seizure of the embassy or in holding Americans hostage.
The hostage-taking, which came in reprisal for Washington's refusal to surrender ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi for trial there, contributed substantially to then-President Jimmy Carter's defeat by Ronald Reagan in the 1980 election.
Militant students seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on Nov. 4, 1979, and held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days. The shah had fled Iran earlier that year after he was overthrown by the Islamic Revolution.
At the State Department, spokesman Sean McCormack would not say whether the United States would attempt to discuss the situation directly with Iran.
Some other hostages could not identify Ahmadinejad and several former students among the hostage-takers also said they did not believe that Ahmadinejad had taken part in it.
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Often described as the eighth Wonder of the World, the massive, underground army made from fired clay evokes both awe and curiosity. Who was this powerful Emperor of the Qin Dynasty who needed these warriors to guard him in the afterlife? How were nearly 8,000 figures made on such a vast scale so long ago?
This lovely little book, based on the latest research, brings the terra cotta warriors to life in 52 astonishing images. Like the millions of visitors to the on-site museum who see the figures in person, readers will marvel at the cavalry, archers, and infantry; lowly foot soldiers and high-ranking officers; figures of varying ages, with different hairstyles and unique facial expressions, seemingly representing many ethnic groups in China.
The soldiers are spread across a number of pits at the tomb site, on the outskirts of present-day Xi'an, where new discoveries are made every year. Archaeologists predict that it may take longer to excavate the First Emperor's tomb complex than the approximately thirty-six years it took to build it, as new techniques of conservation and scientific research are introduced. Though the tomb was known from Chinese written record for thousands of years, there was no record of the terra cotta army. The surprise of this discovery still endures, and mounts with each page turned.
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You be talkin' bout' me, guys?
You be talkin' bout' me, guys?
Ha Ha Ha. You are simply the latest in a long line of fans who have been searching through the fog for a little light. I admire the imagination in the supposition, but I wonder about those kind of speculations when (I think) they have zero chance of occurring. So we wind up arguing about the merits of a zero sum case.
I understand some people like to give their brains a workout, but it just interferes with my own personal browsing habit, so I blew off a little steam. Nothing personal, it's just recreation.
I understand your point, but why there is this Trade Proposal Forum if we can't post on it? I mean, about 99.9 of the trades we will post, even if they are realistic, won't never happen. What is the point of a forum if we can't express ourselves. I agree that Bargs+DeRozan+Jose+1 pick for Kobe ain't realistic. But I don't think I post things that are that much dumb. I just really like to speculate about trade possibilities, and I like this forum because we can share our ideas. If we can't then what's the point of wasting our time on this website?
It's on me. People absolutely have a right to propose whatever they want, especially in the trade forum. It's not something that I find interesting at all, that's all. Why shouldn't everybody change what they like to suit me? :-)
When I say it like that, it sounds kind of arrogant.
Ok it's alright, it's just this part: ''but it just interferes with my own personal browsing habit, so I blew off a little steam''
English is not my 1st language so I didn't understand it 1st time, my bad
I don't think it's right to call out there intelligence.
In this era, it's dillusion from playing alot of nba 2k. People earn this perspective that they understand what it takes to be successful at gm and put a winner on the floor.
Although, the realism has increased over the years, it's still a game and a simplified version of what it's actually like.
There's no need to get into rage mode about it and start insulting someone's intellect. But, every now and then there needs to be a reality check and you have to be blunt in order to do that, I guess.
It really depends. Like Charlesnba23 puts some stuff up there to actually talk about. I mean thats why there is a trade proposal forum there...
If people put dumbass stuff like this guy named tenforthewin, where he offered something like Derozan and Amir for Jodie Meeks or something like that.. Then we can hate.
If you don't like it, than simply reply with a way that subtracts any want of creating a trade like that. If you DO like it, simply agree and carry on...
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PLANO, Texas — Dr Pepper has announced the launch of Dr Pepper TEN, a new line that delivers the taste of regular Dr Pepper but with just 10 calories. The catch is, it's for men only.
Designed specifically to target men who want a lower-calorie option without the "diet" stigma, Dr Pepper TEN will feature distinctly masculine packaging and will be supported by a man-centric ad campaign and Facebook page, according to the company.
"Men told us that they wanted a low-calorie option with the full flavor of regular Dr Pepper — and that's exactly what we're delivering with Dr Pepper TEN," said Dave Fleming, director of marketing for Dr Pepper. " I'd say these are the 10 hardest-working calories in the beverage business."
Consumer feedback and research showed that many men between the ages of 25 years and 34 years are not completely satisfied with the taste or image of diet sodas — although they understand the need to make healthier beverage choices, Dr Pepper reported.
In response to the research, Dr Pepper Snapple Group developed a blend of sweeteners to deliver the full flavor of original Dr Pepper with fewer calories, the company stated. DPS rolled out the product in six test markets, supported by a full marketing campaign, including TV, radio and out-of-home advertising and in-store displays — all featuring an "It's Not for Women" message.
"In our test markets, Dr Pepper TEN became a go-to drink for men, providing the full-flavor, low-calorie experience they have been looking for," Fleming said. "We're excited to roll out the product on a national level and give guys across the country a taste of our latest beverage innovation."
The national launch of Dr Pepper TEN will be supported by an integrated marketing campaign, further focusing on the "It's Not for Women" theme through national TV, print and online media. The campaign also will include a new social media campaign with a bold Dr Pepper TEN Facebook application that only men can access.
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This is my entry for the 2012 Halloween Costume Contest, Judge Dredd, been working on this at the end of August, it's come along nicely. Most of it is hand made, some buts bought and customised. Hope you all like it.
This is my entry for the 2012 Halloween Costume Contest, Judge Dredd, been working on this at the end of August, it's come along nicely. Most of it is hand made, some buts bought and customised. Hope you all like it.
May I presume that's just a teaser pic? Gonna want to see more than that!
Badge is nice though.
yeah haha it was, I was just uploading the pics I took on my phone to the pc, took a while.
and finally some poser pictures, taken before and after the night out, got a lot of attention from other people, some thought I was a robot, some thought I was something from Warhammer 40k but a few die hard fans knew who I was and wanted pictures taken with me, Including two police officers who I thought were going to take my sidearm off me but whats a judge without his lawgiver !!
My friend has a flat in leeds, so when we approached the flat, I was pretending it was peach trees lol
Great costume! Don't forget your proof pic and to post a final one for voting here:
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This costume is the first I've ever made, usually I go out and buy a costume from a shop but this was the first time I've had a go myself, I've studied art and design at university and I like to think I have a Good eye for detail, so I was able to apply it to the costume, the most time consuming part was the helmet as it took me ages to make and used up my own body weight in car body filler haha, but having said that I think it could now possibly stop a real bullet, the visor I used a grade 5 welding mask and cut down to size, the armour was built out of a old camping mat and attached on top of a motorcross jacket, I used the rest of the foam to make the shoulders the knee and elbow pads and belt buckle, the gun was a old playstation light gun taken apart and customised, used a 9 volt battery to keep the LED's on, very effective when walking around at night.
the challenges were tough and sometimes I just wanted to give up, but i'm glad I didnt, Im so happy with the end results, and so were the people of leeds
Proof Pic is bad quality as I had to take it myself on my phone sorry
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If you're a parent, the chances are you're better informed about your mobile phone bills and bank statements than you are about your child's progress at school. These are the findings of a recent survey by Becta, the education technology agency, which has also found that 85% of parents are given progress updates from their child's school just four times a year or less.
Of course, it would be unfair to expect schools to keep up with the levels of communication offered by huge banks and mobile phone companies, who have deep coffers. Banks and schools serve very different purposes, and schools have complex information to communicate. But there's still something to be learned from the way technology is already being used in many different ways to make important information available at the click of a button. Why shouldn't schools do the same?
There is strong evidence to show that children do better at school when their parents talk to them about how they are doing and what they are learning.
So if parents can be provided with timely and meaningful information about their children's school lives and work, it can help children to thrive. Over two-thirds of parents in Becta's survey said they would like schools to use technologies such as text messaging and the internet to communicate with them more frequently. Currently, only 8% of parents surveyed are kept informed using these methods.
The demand is there, and parents are right to be asking for greater and more regular access to information relating to their children's development at school. But online reporting is not about replacing or duplicating traditional methods of involving parents, such as parents' meetings or annual reports. It's about giving parents up-to-date information at appropriate points through the year, so they are aware of their children's attainment and progress, attendance, behaviour and special needs. It should help children to feel that their parents are involved and care about their achievements. It also means that you and your child can look at the work they have stored in their online school folder – even grandparents living far away can see the latest brilliant story or amazing artwork at the click of a mouse.
So, the parents among us want more text and online updates. But what about the teachers? Already burdened with huge amounts of administrative work, some teachers might baulk at the idea of using an online reporting system that they believe will increase the amount of time spent out of the classroom.
But the reality is different. Schools already using online reporting methods have noted that teachers spend less time in total producing three reports each year online than they did when producing just one by hand. The anytime, anywhere aspect of online reporting allows teachers to have greater control and flexibility of the use of their time. And, importantly, online reporting allows teachers to see the 'bigger picture' for each student because they are able to view grades and progress in other subjects.
Technology is part of everyday life for us all. It's time we took advantage of its benefits in our schools and for our children.
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No joy in Spain for Eugene Laverty and Johnny Rea
It was a day of despair for both of Ulster's World Superbike runners Eugene Laverty and Johnny Rea during the two races in Spain.
Laverty retired with an electronic problem in race one when leading on the fourth lap with things going from bad to worse when he took an immediate lead of race two only to lose the front of his Aprilia at the second corner and crash out.
Laverty had the race pace all weekend, but emerged from the Aragon races with zero points dropping from first to third in the championship.
"I simply got caught out by a cold tyre in race two after a delayed start. I'll learn my lesson and move on to Assen," he said.
Rea and his Pata Honda were involved in a great scrap for fourth in race one, the lack of speed evident with his machine on the long straight at the Spanish circuit, however Rea, riding in his 101st WSB race, rode his socks off and just missed out on a podium by 1.1secs.
In race two Rea, in sixth position, returned to the pits on lap five with a broken brake adjuster, returning to track to finish in 15th position.
Afterwards, Rea said: "It's hard to know what to say. I'm disappointed with the overall performance. In the races I was unable to compete with the guys around me on the straight, which made riding the rest of the circuit intense.
"In race one we plugged away and picked up the pieces after some riders misfortunes. Hopefully we can learn from these things for the next round at Assen."
The two races were won by Welsh BMW rider Chas Davies, who was recording his first WSB double.
In the world supersport race Jack Kennedy riding for the Jeremy McWilliams managed Rivamoto Honda team finished in seventh position.
Yesterday at a windy Thruxton, in Hampshire, Mar-Train Yamaha had a tremendous day when Stuart Easton won both British Supersport championship races for the Temple-based team.
In the first sprint race carried over from Saturday because of bad weather, Easton and Gearlink Kawasaki pair Alastair Seeley and Ben Wilson flashed across the finish line with less than half a second between them after 10 hectic laps.
In the feature 15-lap event Easton, Seeley and Wilson all took turns at the front in a thriller with up to seven riders nose to tail and swapping positions around the high speed circuit only for the red flags to cut short the race on lap 13 with a result declared giving Easton a double with Wilson second and Seeley third.
The Scot said: "That was tough, I thought it would settle down mid race, but no chance. I felt I was strong through Church Bend and the run up to the chicane and it was a case of waiting for the last lap, but it so happened when it was stopped I was in front. That's three wins out of four races, you can't be bad to that."
The red flag was caused when Nikki Coates crashed at the chicane and was hit by a following rider. Coates was taken to hospital suffering from a sore head, but otherwise unscathed.
Seeley said: "Shame it was stopped. It was a case of getting into a good position for the last lap and I was confident I had the speed, but that's racing."
In the two British Superbike races the grid was topsy-turvy after qualifying was wiped out by the weather.
In race one Keith Farmer was in third place when he suffered a huge crash from which he was lucky to walk away unscathed.
And then in race two he finished a creditable sixth as both races were won by Shayne Byrne, who has now set a new BSB record of 44 wins.


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GungHo Online Entertainment (3765) had a busy day today in Japan.
Apart from setting up a new Singapore subsidiary, the Puzzle & Dragons company also sold GGF B.V., a wholly owned holding company based in the Netherlands, to its parent company SoftBank (9984).
GGF B.V. was specifically established last year in March to acquire 51% of Supercell together with SoftBank (more on that below).
According to GungHo, the deal is worth US$344 million and will lead to an un extraordinary profit of US$73 million for the current fiscal year (which ends for GungHo in December 2014).
The background of the deal is a bit complicated to explain:
After agreeing to buy Supercell in principle, SoftBank and its subsidiary GungHo established "Kahon 3 Oy", a so-called special-purpose company in Finland last year.
SoftBank invested US$1.2 billion (80% of the total), while GungHo contributed US$306 million (20%) to Kahon 3. This new company was then used to acquire 51% of Supercell for US$1.53 billion in October 2013.
In addition, GGF B.V. was established in North Holland with 1 Euro capital as a wholly owned subsidiary of GungHo to acquire the Kahon 3 Oy shares.
Following the purchase, Supercell became a subsidiary of SoftBank in Finland.
The Puzzle & Dragons maker says the motivation for the sale is to focus more on emerging markets and Asia going forward.
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Reaney at U.S. Open: Lawrence native Emma Reaney, a two-time 2013 NCAA All-American and 2013 Big East Swimmer of the Year for Notre Dame, swam at the U.S. Open last week. She finished second in the 200-meter breaststroke (2:26.65), third in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.56), fourth in the 200 IM (2:14.01), eighth in the 200 butterfly (2:14.15), and 12th in the 100 butterfly (1:00.35).
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I would go with the 9'6". As it was said earlier it will be easier to catch waves, better stability for nose rides etc... I currently have a 9'0" 2+1 and am looking to go 9'6"-10' for a nice nose rider. I am not personally familiar with either the hydro hull or the red line but I have heard good things about the hydro hull. The Redline 11 looks like it is a bit wider and a bit thicker which will provide extra float when compared to the Hydro Hull. If you look at total volume from highest to lowest it looks like 9'6" HH, then 9'0 RL11, then 9'0" HH. (http://www.stewartsurfboards.com/surfboards) It seems each of the designs for each model has slightly different measurements. For the most part if your just beginning, I would probably go with the most foam. Foam=Float= more waves caught
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I am a new surfer as well and took a few lessons. I drove down to Stewarts shop which was awesome, great staff. I went with the Redline 11. Im 6'2" 195 lbs. My advice go with th 9'6" I have gotten up on the board but like everyone else is saying you will catch more rides and have more fun with the 9'6". If I could do it over that's what I would do. Don't get me wrong im getting used to the board and its quick but ive taken a lot of spills with it as well. Im getting better but not without my days of frustration. Besides you will want to have a variety of boards in your quiver
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Thanks for the input, I appreciate it. I think I am going to shoot for the Mctavish Fireball in a 9' 6" length. I think the length will be more forgiving and given the nature of the board in general I will probably grow into it and be satisfied with the match. I do like the Stewart but I have seen some really good reviews on the Fireball. I have had a lot of help on this and I appreciate all of it, Thanks again
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LEIDSCHENDAM, Netherlands, Aug. 2 (UPI) -- Challenges to the jurisdiction of the U.N.-backed tribunal investigating the 2005 killing of the Lebanese prime minister are dismissed, the court ruled.
The U.N.-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon last year released the names of the four individuals wanted for the 2005 killing of Rafik Hariri, a former prime minister of Lebanon. Lawyers for Hussein Hassan Ainessi, one of the accused and a suspected member of Hezbollah, challenged the legality of the tribunal early this year.
The court found that Lebanon has met its requirements under pertinent U.N. Security Council resolutions regarding the tribunal.
"As a member state of the United Nations, Lebanon has honored its obligations specified in the annex to the resolution by taking all required steps," the decision read.
The court added defense issued weren't challenges to jurisdiction but to the legality and validity of the tribunal.
"The challenges therefore do not fall within the definition of a preliminary motion," the court ruled.
The tribunal ruled that it may issue new indictments in the case. It is the first to use an international definition for terrorism.
Hezbollah denies ties to the assassination and believes the matter is part of an Israeli plot.


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Citizen involvement needed
Thanks to Eric Livingston for the thoughtful and informative comments in his Guestview Column of June 28.
He is absolutely correct, public apathy should not play a role as the Planning Commission and City Council consider the Port's Harbor Square Re-development Vision.
350 new condos in six five-story buildings and one four-story building, along with 1,200 parking spaces is a massive project for any smaller city.
If the Council ultimately approves 55 foot buildings for a tax supported public entity like the Port, the lid is off for private property owners to demand, and likely receive, similar treatment.
These would obviously include whoever winds up owning the Old Safeway site and other properties to the north across Dayton.
Maybe the eventual new owner of the Reef Apt/Dive Shop property (now for sale on Railroad Ave) will even join in.
After all, that property is located next to the five story Ebb Tide Condos (which started the effort to better control building heights many years ago) and is only 100 yards north of Harbor Square…why not go for it?
If we are really fortunate, we may even see developers again pitching a "free" Senior Center on the other side of the Ebb Tide in exchange for the right to build four stories of condos above.
The Port's Vision of five-story buildings will triple the value of the Harbor Square property (per Harbor Square Financial Analysis link on Port's website), but that's at the expense of unfortunate homeowners on 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th who were not considered in the Port's View Shed Study and whose expensive water views will be decimated.
The negative impact to quality of life for these homeowners, along with decreased values for all units in these buildings, even those without water views, will be devastating.
The diminished property taxes from these properties will largely offset the increase property tax revenue from new condos that the Port likes to talk about.
Add to these issues the addition of vehicle traffic, not only in the increasingly congested area around Harbor Square, but throughout the City, and it is apparent there are numerous unseen costs for everyone with a stake in Edmond's current ambiance.
The Port already enjoys the tallest building height zoning in the Bowl at 35 feet.
Any redevelopment at Harbor Square should be within that limitation.
However, the Port has significant political clout, and, it's vision has all ready been endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce, another entity being lead by a real estate agent.
It's time for ordinary citizens to let the Planning Commission and City Council know of their concerns about the Port's Vision, or the charming City of Edmonds, loved by residents and visitors alike, will soon be regulated and relegated into a thing of the past.
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County Leitrim is situated in the Northwest Ireland and Lakelands. It is the least densely populated county in Ireland and until recently its population was still declining. It is place of poor land, large lakes and hills. It is not without charm but it has known a lot of poverty and isolation.
The county is almost divided by Lough Allen.
- North of the lake the land is mostly mountain and bog
- South of the lake lies the River Shannon, and human activity is more dominant. Straight out of a fairy tale.
- Carrick-on-Shannon - the county town and the largest town, although it has a population of under 5000.
- Drumshanbo - a small town at the end of Lough Allen and at the head of the Shannon navigation.
- Manorhamilton is the only settlement of any size in north Leitrim and is set at the junction of 5 glens on the Sligo-Enniskillen road.
- Mohill - a small town situated between Ballinamore and Longford.
- Ballinamore - one of the largest and busiest towns.
- Dromahair - a pretty village on the edge of Loch Gill.
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The northern half of the county is more mountainous and offers good walking among limestone hills. Manorhamilton is a good base as is Sligo town.
Further south the Shannon is the dominant feature. Most of the river is navigable and is linked by canal to the river Erne navigation in Northern Ireland, so there is enough waterway for extensive touring.


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KAMLOOPS - The Thompson Nicola Regional District will be sending a letter to the federal environment minister asking for a review panel for the proposed Ajax mine.
Kamloops Mayor Peter Milobar says it's a long shot since Minister of Environment Catherine McKenna said no to requests from the City of Kamloops and Stk'emlupsemc Te Secwepemc Nation last week.
"I pointed out that it's fine we're sending a letter, but with no new compelling reason to have a panel it's not likely," Milobar says, adding it's good to get the board's opinion on record.
The proposed copper and gold mine southwest of the city is currently in the public comment phase of the environmental assessment.
In her letter to the city McKenna says she can call for a review panel at a later date if she deems it necessary.
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Debatosh Guha is a Professor at the Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics of the University of Calcutta, India. He was a Visiting Research Professor at the ECE Department of the Royal Military College, Canada, from 2004 to 2005. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE and is on the Board of Reviewers of several international journals including IEEE Transaction on Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, IET Microwave, Antennas and Propagation, IET Circuits, Devices and Systems, and Electronic Letters. He has more than 40 journal publications to his credit as well as about 65 conference articles. He has edited/authored a book entitled Microstrip and Printed Antennas: New Trends, Techniques and Applications, published by Wiley Int. Sc., in November 2010. His current research interests deal with printed antennas, antennas for wireless applications, composite and hybrid dielectric resonator antennas, and defected ground structures for antenna applications.
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Bombardier CSeries jet makes maiden flight
The Bombardier CSeries jet completed its first flight Monday morning in Montreal, advancing the Canadian jet-maker's ambition to challenge Boeing and Airbus by expanding beyond small regional jets.
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The CSeries jet built by Bombardier completed its first flight Monday, advancing the Canadian plane-maker's ambition to challenge Boeing and Airbus by expanding beyond small regional jets.
It features new fuel-efficient Pratt & Whitney engines, a carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic composite wing built in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and a metal fuselage built in Shenyang, China.
Final assembly is in Montreal, where the 2½-hour test flight began shortly before 10 a.m. EDT.
The plane's engines and lightweight construction promise about 20 percent better fuel efficiency than today's narrowbody jets.
The CSeries program, first launched in 2004, was suspended two years later for lack of orders. Relaunched in 2007, the program has secured only 177 firm orders.
Last year, the first flight was pushed out by six months due to assembly problems at its suppliers.
The flight this year had been scheduled for June but was delayed again when systems and software upgrades didn't come together in time.
The CS100 that took to the air Monday is a 110-seat model. If all goes well in flight test, it's to enter service toward the end of 2014 or early 2015.
With the second, 130-seat model, called the CS300, planned to follow about a year later, Bombardier would move into the market segment of the smaller planes built by Boeing and Airbus.
That larger version will compete with Boeing's 737 MAX 7 and Airbus' A319neo, which are similarly revamped with new fuel-efficient engines but are not to enter service until 2019 and 2018, respectively.
Sales have gone extraordinarily well for the two rivals' updated single-aisle families — but not in the smallest sizes comparable to the CS300.
Boeing has only 30 firm orders for the MAX 7 out of almost 1,500 MAX sales. Airbus has just 45 orders for the A319neo out of total neo sales of almost 2,400.
So Bombardier's major competition for this market may be neither Boeing nor Airbus, but Embraer of Brazil, which in June launched a new family of revamped regional jets with the same new Pratt & Whitney engines as the CSeries. Its 106-seat and 132-seat versions are planned to enter service in 2018 and 2019.
Despite the planned delivery two or three years ahead of those three rivals, the CSeries has failed to gain significant sales ahead of its first flight.
Now that the plane is finally flying, the year ahead will show whether a big enough market exists for jets this size, as Bombardier believes.
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