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August 03, 2010
Macro Advisers on Expiration of EGTRRA/JGTRRA
From Macroeconomic Advisers "The impact of sunset of tax cuts on GDP, employment, inflation & interest rates", released today:
Macroeconomic Advisers finds that, compared to an indefinite extension, impending expiration of numerous prior tax cuts would trim 2011 growth by 0.9 percentage points, while only allowing an increase in taxes for high-income individuals and families would trim growth 0.2 percentage points.
Greater details are in the post. Chart 1 below depicts the impact over time from letting the EGTRRA and JGTRRA provisions expire as they were designed to [1], and implementing the Obama Administration's plan to extend those provisions only for those households w/incomes in excess of $250K ($200K for singles).
Chart 4 depicts the assumptions regarding Fed policy, and implications for long term Treasury rates.
For those self-described fiscal conservatives worried about crowding out, and yet in favor of fully extending EGTRRA and JGTRRA, Chart 4 should be of particular interest (if they are interested in data).
From the Concluding Remarks:
Tax increases may be necessary to address the nation's long-term fiscal imbalance, and these results suggest that the fiscal drag from all the approaching tax sunsets could be absorbed by a robust economy in which the Fed has ample room to pursue an accommodative policy.6 However, given the still tentative recovery, with growth risks skewed to the downside, and the FOMC's limited ability to maneuver now, we believe that the consideration of such large tax increases should be delayed until the economy is growing more strongly, with more certainty, closer to full employment, and with the federal funds rate well off the zero bound. An intermediate, and safer, near-term strategy is to let expire in 2011 just those provision affecting high-income individuals while extending the other provisions until they can be considered in the context of a healthier economy. This is what is assumed in the MA forecast.
Our focus here has been on the implications for near-term growth. To some extent this is the old story about short-term pain for long-term gain. While the process of reducing deficits can be expected to have a near-term cost in terms of slower growth, longer-term benefits of lower interest rates, more capital formation, and stronger growth of potential GDP can also be expected. Perhaps as important as reducing the deficit to sustainable levels (for example defined as levels consistent with a stable debt-to-GDP ratio) is the composition of revenue increases and spending reductions required to achieve meaningful deficit reduction. Thus, while we view the growth implications of allowing these prior tax cuts to expire as manageable (at least for a healthy growing economy when the Fed has ample room to support growth if needed), this does not imply that we endorse a full sunset. Rather, a comprehensive approach that simultaneously addresses both the spending and revenue sides of the budget is preferred.
I'll leave the analysis of the feasibility of coordinating enhancing tax revenues and cutting spending in these times to others. But it seems to me that if one is worried about the fiscal drag from letting EGTRRA/JGTRRA expire in the midst of slow recovery, then extending it only for those with household incomes below $250K/$200K (couples/singles) seems a reasonable compromise, that is simple enough to implement.
Posted by Menzie Chinn at August 3, 2010 08:00 AM
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Simple and feasible are two different things. One feature of the legislation as it exists is that it expires all by itself. Once you decide to go beyond that, it becomes a question of legislating. Both parties have, at times, been willing to stand fast on their own position, recompensed by allowing the other guy's position to fail. There are some quirks to this situation that allow legislation without the complete filibuster schtick, but there is still need to legislate.
Posted by: kharris at August 3, 2010 09:21 AM
"while only allowing an increase in taxes for high-income individuals and families would trim growth 0.2 percentage points"
I asked a similar question on your previous post as well but I think I may have been too late to the party.
As I understand it there are two problems, GDP below potential leading to unemployment, and deficits / debt. A decision has to be made on how much to reduce / increase deficits versus how much to stimulate / contract. My question is whether or not the deficit effect of letting the tax cuts on the rich is of a similar magnitude on the GDP growth drag effect?
Maybe if we need to stimulate on net, then all of the tax cuts should be extended. If we can afford to extend only some portion of the tax cuts, then it could be done pro-rata across income groups and types of taxes.
Posted by: Robert Bell at August 3, 2010 11:19 AM
Do we know the model Macroeconomic Advisers use? Do we have access to the equations? Can we check if what they are saying is accurately calculated? Is their model subject to the Lucas Critique? Do their agents change behavior when policies change? Do their agents have rational expecations?
I am very weary about these proprietary models, to which nobody has access, and thus nobody can check the equations and replicate results.
Same critique, by the way, goes to the Blinder-Zandi paper that was so much in the news last couple of days.
Posted by: Manfred at August 3, 2010 11:31 AM
Manfred: I have linked to the documentation for the MA model on several occasions, but the latest is in this post, with this link.
You bring up good questions -- they are the standard questions that people who have had first year Ph.D. macro ask. If you had followed the debate, you would already know the answer to your questions, so I suspect they are rhetorical. But I'll also add you might ask these questions about most models being discussed, since in almost all extant DSGEs, we have moved far away from having only "deep" parameters of the RBC models. Sticky prices, quadratic adjustment costs, rule-of-thumb consumers, portfolio frictions (otherwise you wouldn't have risk premia, and UIP would hold) are everywhere.
DSGEs are computed with model consistent expectations, which are not usually the case for the big macroeconometric models (the original Taylor (1993) model is an exception, but that is not what is typically being used; Taylor himself cites the Smets et al. New Keynesian DSGE which, if you are worried about Lucas Critique, would be vulnerable as well).
I hope this clarifies matters for you.
I also refer you to Neil Ericsson's work on the relevance of the Lucas Critique for real world analysis.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 3, 2010 12:08 PM
Manfred: By the way, if you are so concerned about proprietary models, you can buy a site license to run the MA model. It's not like the models are as secure as the launch codes for our ICBMs. When I was a CEA staffer, the in-house model for checking things was the MA model.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 3, 2010 12:12 PM
Dear Menzie: thanks for taking the time to respond. Even though I do try to follow this blog somewhat consistently, I do miss a post every now and then; thus, thanks for the links regarding the Macroeconomic Advisers model.
Posted by: Manfred at August 3, 2010 01:32 PM
Menzie: I guess I never really thought of the MA model as being representative of DSGE models in general. I always understood it to be kind of halfway between an old fashioned structural model and a DSGE. And in the current environment I don't mean "old fashioned structural" as a term of derision. I remember hearing Mark Thoma say that with the current economic situation he was no longer embarrassed to teach undergrads the old IS-LM pedagogy.
Posted by: 2slugbaits at August 3, 2010 03:21 PM
2slugbaits: I apologize -- I did not mean to imply that the MA model was at all like a DSGE. In my comment, I meant to say that Manfred's comment regarding the Lucas Critique could apply -- perhaps with less force -- to DSGE's as well as old-style macroecnometric models.
By the way, I don't mean to deride "old fashioned structural" models; I think they have their strengths and weaknesses. The point is to know what those strengths/weaknesses are compared to DSGEs, RBCs, VARs, etc. And I have been teaching undergrads IS-LM ever since 1990. So, I think we agree along many dimensions.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 3, 2010 03:46 PM
So we have run up massive debt from the Bush tax cuts for "The unemployment rate would be 0.6 percentage point higher..."
How much did it cost each year to create those 0.6% in jobs.
What if the same deficit had been spent rebuilding those bridges built in the 30s, 50s, and 60s which seem to have been neglected for the past three decades so they fall down and get rebuilt in 14 months as was the case for the I-35W Mississippi bridge in Minneapolis? Or been invested in the decaying water systems that seem to spring leaks and create giant sink holes that swallow cars? Or invested in electric power super highways to bring wind power from the huge upper west farms to cities while generating jobs for farmers who add wind to the crops they invest in and harvest, boosting the farm incomes and creating the kind of economy that helps keeping farming a family business?
Instead the tax cuts funded consumption, not capital, while debt was increased and the public infrastructure was decapitalized. Reagan changed the Republicans from capitalists to decapitalists.
Posted by: mulp at August 3, 2010 11:57 PM
Based on the Tax Foundation estimator at mytaxburden.org, my wife and I will be "asked to contribute" an additional $3k when the tax cuts expire. Couldn't go to a better cause when all we would have done was save it or spend it (our own private stimulus program). The fact that the rates go up in 2011 is an artifact of budget rules (form over subtance). This is a tax increase pure and simple (substance over form).
Posted by: Rich Berger at August 4, 2010 06:03 AM
Rich Berger: Well, gee, in 2003 I was asked to volunteer what has turned out to be $2600 in FY2009$ so far (about $800bn/305million [1]) for a war I was told would cost $50 billion total, rationalized upon information our President knew was false. At least here we have known -- from independent agencies -- what the implications are since 2001 and 2003 when the legislation was written. I'll say if the tax cuts lapse per original legislation, at least democracy worked, as opposed to to our Iraq adventure -- substance and form complaints notwithstanding.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 4, 2010 06:30 AM
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"..for a war I was told would cost $50 billion total, rationalized upon information our President knew was false." I don't think you can support those last five words.
But anyway, I would be very happy to have a la carte government. I can think of many programs that I would decline to support. I would be happy to reduce the 35% of my income that I pay in taxes.
Posted by: Rich Berger at August 4, 2010 06:41 AM
Menzie: you opened the can of worms, thus apologies for saying this. "[F]or a war [...] rationalized upon information OUR PRESIDENT KNEW WAS FALSE."
Wow. Bold statement. You must have excellent contacts in Washington, very, very close to national security advisers, very high government officials, the White House and the like. But if Bush knew the info was false, then others, like Bill Clinton, knew it was false as well. Bill Clinton said in 1998: ""[L]et's imagine the future. What if he [Saddam Hussein] fails to comply and we fail to act, or we take some ambiguous third route, which gives him yet more opportunities to develop this program of weapons of mass destruction and continue to press for the release of the sanctions and continue to ignore the solemn commitments that he made? Well, he will conclude that the international community has lost its will. He will then conclude that he can go right on and do more to rebuild an arsenal of devastating destruction. And some day, some way, I guarantee you he'll use the arsenal. And I think every one of you who has really worked on this for any length of time, believes that, too."
The difference is that Bush did something about it, rather than just sit and watch.
But again, it is all Bush's fault.
Posted by: Manfred at August 4, 2010 06:46 AM
Rich Berger and Manfred: When one's Administration keeps on pushing the intelligence agencies to obtain the requisite conclusion, and is time after time rebuffed, but finally gets the desired answer, then, ok, perhaps that's not "knew", but I think requires some all-too-common ability to convince oneself into self-delusion. Sort of like, well, everybody tells me this AAA rated bond was rated AAA, so must be just fine. So, I revise "knew" to "convinced himself it must be true because he beat the agencies into submitting answer that validated his priors". I hope this resolves this dispute. (I do wonder why he evinced so little surprise that no WMDs were found, as several accounts have described -- but as you say, I cannot know what was in his mind.)
Finally, I apologize for distracting attention from the point at hand -- the debate over whether $3000 is being "volunteered" by the Rich Berger household. We don't all agree on the purposes to which our taxes have been put, but in 2001 and 2003, the democratic process put us where we are today.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 4, 2010 07:32 AM
"...I will be "asked to contribute" an additional $3k when the tax cuts expire. Couldn't go to a better cause when all we would have done was save it ..."
I hope you saved it, buying $3000 in US Treasuries each year to fund the debt incurred to give you that $3000 tax cut. When taxes are hiked, not to reduce the deficit, but to repay the past decade of debt, you can sell those US Treasuries to pay those higher taxes.
When I look at history, it looks to me that many people get the tax cut that comes with a cut in income from the lost jobs or jobless recovery that follows tax cuts.
Posted by: mulp at August 4, 2010 07:07 PM
Rich, thanks for that website.
My increase for the full tax cuts expiring is $4300. OUCH! I hope that the Obamaistas are at least successful in preserving the tax cuts for the Proles.
Posted by: Buzzcut at August 5, 2010 08:00 AM
"Finally, I apologize for distracting attention from the point at hand"
I doubt your apology simply because I trapse through your site (which I used to visit multiple times per day) once every few weeks, and yet I somehow see you simply pointing fingers into the past every single time. You have become obsessed with proving to everyone that everything you have said is "right," and have become devoutly political in almost everything you say.
I find that sad, and every time I come back I find it sad all over again. I'm sure you don't care, and that you will be dismissive and grumpy as you always are any time someone asks a question that, even if only slightly, indicates potential disagreement or disapproval of something you have said or employed. Please don't bother. I'm simply pointing out that you have moved from providing good discourse and education to being little more than a shill whose writing can no longer be trusted to be objective.
Posted by: MPO at August 6, 2010 03:11 PM
MPO: Thank you for your comment. Let me note that you have stated this sentiment, repeatedly, and yet come back again and again. To recap:
On 7/30/2010:
Every time I decide to give this blog another look, I immediately run into a partisan throw-down like this, with Menzie up front demonstrating that even a highly intelligent and educated individual cannot be trusted to provide cogent input on an ideologically-tainted issue.
On 4/26:
"You have got to be bloody kidding, yes?!"
Funny, that's what I say every time I read one of your ranting posts. I really wish the comments section was more sincerely policed. Lately it's dominated by this sort of thing, little more than a thin 'economics' disguise for blog advertisements and political rants.
On 4/14:
Sounds like we should only be listening to liberal economists, judging from spencer's comment. Why don't we just do that, and ignore all these "conservative" and "libertarian" economists, who are clearly, again, wrong.
On 2/09:
February of 2010 and we're still being treated to very thinly-veiled "But Bush!"
On 2/09:
Menzie, why is it that you rarely if ever seem to be so confused by left-wing "analysis"?
On 8/27/09:
I'm not exactly a fan of Posner, but with everything going on does he really warrant four entries in one week?
I regret your departure, but do not anticipate your departure from the comment section will measurably degrade the level of discourse.
Posted by: Menzie Chinn at August 6, 2010 04:16 PM


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- Unmarried couples have lower levels of happiness and well-being than married couples. (Source)
But a study published last week refutes that last statistic: In terms of health, self-esteem, and psychological well-being, marriage offers little benefit over simply living together. The study is published in the February issue of the Journal of Marriage and Family, and is now all over the news.
In general, both getting married and moving in together brought an uptick in happiness and self-esteem, compared to being single, but this feeling faded over time. This means marriage and cohabitation are on equal footing, except one area: health. Married people did report better overall health than cohabitors, but there are entitlements when becoming married, such as adding a spouse to your health insurance. Acquiring health insurance can be solved in other ways, if one just simply can't afford to be legally bound or doesn't want to.
Click here and here to read about the study (or do a quick Google search.)
So, there you go, Ma! God might smite me but at least I will be happy!
All jokes aside, I think it's up to the couple to make the decision if they are ready or not to legally and otherwise tie themselves together, or to stay where they are. As long as everyone is happy — and that's the point, right?
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Shacking up and unmade beds
Picking a mattress
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Most brides carry a bouquet, but a tasteful, floral theme is a classic way of adding elegance and beauty - not to mention va va voom - to your wedding. Here's how to flower-up your wedding in style.
Flowers brighten-up everyone's day, and when your wedding invitations arrive decorated with a beautiful floral motif, it tells your guests that a joyous, wonderful day is on the horizon. The Pretty Florals range of invitations by Ditsy Chic work wonderfully if you're planning a vintage-style wedding, and the large, rose blooms can be personalised to suit your colour scheme.
Many bridal shoes feature flowers, and they add a subtle floral statement if you don't want a flowery dress. You can either opt for an all-over floral print, like these affordable floral heels by Linzi, choose a shoe with a floral embellishment, like the Flower Power peep-toe by Hassall at Rainbow Club, or for a clever way to customize and flower-up any bridal shoe, add Rachel Simpson's clever lace and organza flower clips
A floral twist on a bridesmaid's dress looks gorgeous - and a statement design will really make your flower girl feel like a fashion conscious princess. The breathtaking cocktail-length Lela Rose design by Dessy features a hand-worked flower pin on the bodice. The dress itself is available in 11 shades and you can then choose from 18 different colours for the flower faille petal, crinkle chiffon center, beading and thread trim, to either match or contrast with the dress.
Floral head dresses and hair bands are totally on-trend for brides and fashionistas alike - Kate Moss' bridesmaids all had floral garlands on their heads. For the bride, this stunning poppy headpiece in ivory by Matthew Williamson features three dimensional flowers made from pearlescent sequins and Japanese pearls, with real Swarovski crystals for added sparkle. And if you've splashed out on your own headdress, you can pick up affordable hair accessories for the flower girls at Accessorize.
Whether you're having a floral theme, or just want a focal point that looks pretty, feminine and delicious, a wedding cake decorated with flowers - real or edible - makes a beautiful addition to your wedding. Rosalind Miller's irresistible wedding cakes and cupcakes look too good to eat when they are decorated with delicate floral designs or, if you want the celeb-factor, try Genuine Cakes, designers of Cheryl Cole's birthday cake.
To take the floral theme even further for your confection, you could display your wedding cupcakes - or serve high tea - from a floral cake stand. This is particularly authentic if you're having a vintage theme. Rather than investing in expensive antiques, you can hire a range of vintage floral crockery, including floral cake stands, from My Pretty Tea Party.
It's a traditional centre piece, but many contemporary touches can be added to a floral table decoration. A goldfish-style bowl filled with white roses, seen here by The Flower Mill, is timeless and elegant - or you can add a vintage twist by placing seasonal blooms, such as daffodils at a spring wedding, in old milk jugs. You could also consider displaying your flowers in a birdcage, or even decorating each place setting individually, with a single rose in a vintage tea cup. For an even more unusual (and yummy) centre piece, Coco Blooms make stunning chocolate bouquets.
Floral favours are a super-sweet choice for your guests, particularly at a spring or summer wedding. You could decorate your favour bags with little fabric flowers, or Millie and Me make favour boxes decorated with paper flowers that sit on wire, so you can bend them around. Try filling the boxes with floral treats such as made-to-order artisan chocolates with floral motifs by Suki and Me.
If you like the idea of using candles to illuminate and add atmosphere to your evening reception, consider floral-scented candles to stimulate your guests' senses. You could use scented tea lights to decorate the tables (venue permitting) and if you're having a garden party, or have access to a patio throughout the evening, these fresh rose-scented candles in a pot by Victoria Jill look and smell fantastic.
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Yahoo Advertisers Being Ported Over to Microsoft This Week
Posted on August 31st, 2010 by kevin
According to Microsoft, Yahoo advertisers will be able to start porting over to their ads to the AdCenter interface starting this week. The full integration of the Yahoo Interface to the Microsoft interface won't happen until the end of October, however. This is a scary proposition for some advertisers as they don't want this transition […]
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Coral Reef Bleaching Lesson Plan
Coral reefs are one of the most biologically productive ecosystems on Earth. Most people have seen images of brightly colored fishes and other reef-dwelling organisms, yet many do not understand why these systems are personally important. Programs and articles about coral reefs typically point out benefits that include protecting shorelines from erosion and storm damage, supplying foods that are important to many coastal communities, and providing recreational and economic opportunities.
In this lesson plan, students will be able to identify and explain five ways that coral reefs benefit human beings, identify and explain three major threats to coral reefs, describe major components of the Coral Reef Early Warning System and identify and discuss actions that can be undertaken to reduce or eliminate threats to coral reefs.


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The trial of David Coleman Headley alias Daood Gilani and Tahawwur Rana is underway in a Chicago court in the US and all the focus is on their close links to Pakistan's intelligence agency Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) and the its alleged role in the Mumbai terror attacks. Another lawsuit filed by the family of Mumbai attack victims in a New York court has sought the declaration of ISI as a terrorist group by the US. India too may implead itself in this lawsuit to ensure that ISI is declared a terror outfit by both the US and the UN. So while the focus is entirely on Pakistan's spy agency, the US too has a lot to answer about Headley's actions.
For the United States of America, the Headley case is yet another instance of how their alleged informants are using their territory to carry out terrorist activities around the world, and in the US too. Headley has been linked to terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and al Qaeda. Intelligence sources have already indicated the possibility of his involvement in numerous terror plots in different countries, including his role in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. It is very surprising how Headley operated freely from the US with the law enforcement agencies having no clue of his activities. Details have already emerged that Headley worked for the US's Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as an informant for a long time. Questions have also been raised about his links with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which may explain his many unhindered trips to Pakistan in the past decade. Details have also emerged that he was being used to penetrate Pakistani terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Despite the Indian government's repeated statements in the past about seeking Headley's extradition, it seems highly unlikely that he will ever be handed over to the Indian authorities. Headley's case is frighteningly similar to another US informant, which the US would never want to forget. Ali Mohamed -- former Egyptian army officer turned CIA operative, Special Forces advisor, and an FBI informant -- is one of the most dangerous intelligence operator who compromised the US intelligence community before the fateful September 11, 2001 attacks. Information already available about Mohamed reveal some startling facts:
• Mohamed was removed from the Egyptian Army for his radical views in 1984. He moved to the US in 1986 and joined the US Army. He was even posted at the prestigious John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center at Fort Bragg from where he copied military training manuals and distributed it to terrorists in Afghanistan.
• He trained the terrorist cell that attacked the World Trade Center in 1993. Mohamed also played a key role in the US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998. There is information that he even trained Osama bin Laden's personal bodyguards.
• He even visited Afghanistan and Sudan to train al Qaeda terrorists. While being an instructor at the secretive John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School, Mohamed traveled to Afghanistan to train Mujaheddin. Despite this no action was taken against him in the US. He kept on training radicals in the US and other countries while in duty but the administration turned a blind eye to his activities because of his links with the US intelligence.
• Mohamed was in constant touch with bin Laden and he even mentioned this to his American handlers many times. He told an FBI agent in 1999 that he helped arrange a meeting between Laden and representatives of Nawaz Sharif, who was the Pakistani Prime Minister for two non-consecutive terms (November 1, 1990 - July 18, 1993 and February 17, 1997 - October 12, 1999). He went on to claim that he paid $1 million to the representatives of Sharif for the latter to go soft on the Taliban, who were spreading their influence in Afghanistan and the Northwest Frontier Province in Pakistan. There is no clarity on the time of these meetings but available information suggests it might have taken place in 1996 and 1998.
• Mohamed was finally arrested in 1998 after he pleaded guilty of involvement in the 1998 embassy bombings. But till date he has not been sentenced. Nobody knows about his whereabouts.
• He was under surveillance of the US agencies for over two years before he was arrested and he even told them about his links with bin Laden and al Qaeda. But strangely nobody arrested him during that period and he continued his terror activities under the very nose of US security agencies. What prevented them from taking action against Mohammed is still a mystery.
Mohamed, rightly referred as an al Qaeda sleeper agent, maintained smooth relations with al Qaeda and the US agencies simultaneously and gained access to the most sensitive details of the US counter-terrorism plans. The US intelligence agencies have much more to answer about this fiasco too.
Tejas Patel is a strategic affairs writer affiliated to Three Headed Lion Research & Information Services, http://threeheadedlion.com
(The views expressed in the article are that of the author and do not represent the views of the editorial committee or the centre for land warfare studies).


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Joseph Campbell's interpretations of humanity's various myths are popular because they ring true; he was remarkably effective in revealing their wisdom about life and even death. Coming from a very similar place (though perhaps somewhat more curatorial in her process) is Virlana Tkacz, the director of the Yara Arts Group. She has been researching ancient songs and poems from Ukraine, Mongolia, Central Asia and points further east for years, and her work with the troupe reflects her desire to re-integrate the ancient "ways of knowing," as she puts it, into modern life.
I first caught Yara's work in 1999 when I was assigned to review their musical play "Circle." It blew me away with its combination of great singing, songs, inventive staging, and earthy humor. (It was also where I first met Eugene Hutz of Gogol Bordello, who had a role in the play.) Ever since then I've thought more people should know about Yara, and now that I am "vlog enabled" (!) I finally can not only write about it, but bring you an interview with Virlana, and present some excerpts from Yara's most recent production, "Scythian Stones."
Even if you missed this last production, the good news is that Yara continues to create these intimate theatrical pieces here in NYC (and abroad, in the countries from which much of the the music and myth come) and you can catch more of them in the future. And there is more to Yara than just theater, as a visit to the Yara Arts Group website will reveal, at brama.com/yara/
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Just had a great visit with bandura virtuoso Julian Kytasty. Ever since I heard him play this celestial instrument I've been wanting to spread the word, so on this particular installment of the blog I kept my mouth shut and just let Julian do his thing.
I hope you enjoy it; it's gonna be in two parts because it ran rather long, and I couldn't bear to cut it all down. The first post here is just one composed piece, and the second part is to come; it'll be more about the traditional repertoire.
The meeting was also fun because he lives in what used to be the predominantly Slavic section of Manhattan, has lived there for 30 years and so knows where you can still get the best potato pirogy. (Which turns out to be a weekend church kitchen run by some sprightly elderly ladies.) And yes, we went there and had some mighty FINE home-made borscht and pirogy!
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Nothing distracts from the view—be it provided by the big screen at the front or the acoustical panels on the sides—as all of the equipment is hidden away in specialty rack. Boca built a soffit to tuck away the DPI M-Vision projector and concealed seven speakers and two subwoofers from Bay Audio behind the acoustically transparent Stewart screen and wall paneling.
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Primary schools in the East Riding have achieved joint top place in the Yorkshire and Humber region for their Key Stage 2 results. The provisional results show an improved performance, which has taken the East Riding to 43rd in the national rankings, five places higher than last year.
Seventy-seven percent of the East Riding's Year 6 pupils achieved the new "gold standard" for the end of Key Stage 2, a 1 per cent increase on the comparable figure for last year. The gold standard, introduced this year, is Level 4 or above in reading, writing and maths.


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A fully integrated student is one who involves themselves academically, socially, and physically in activities which result in their full development as a person. Archbishop Carroll High School provides a variety of activities for its students. This handbook attempts to explain the roles, functions, and duties of school leaders and moderators. It also presents guidelines for clubs and school-sponsored activities and offers information needed to run successful activities.
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After a year of planning, my friend Kelly and I set off for our inaugural girls trip to the tiny island of Key West, Florida. We were hoping for big adventure in 7.4 square miles, of which 5.9 square miles is land and 1.5 square miles is water. And after that adventure we planned to park it by the pool for relaxation. We ended up exploring every mile of the island and stumbling on some pretty interesting finds along the way.
Paddleboard Yoga
Our first adventure was something new to both of us: paddleboard yoga. Basically, paddleboarding consists of a surfboard, with rubber padding for better foot grip, and a scoop-shaped paddle.
In retrospect, learning to paddleboard would have been challenging enough. Still, Kelly and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to practice yoga on the open water. So, we nervously sat on our boards, as the instructor pushed is into the lagoon. Standing proved to be a bit difficult, but we managed it and then slowly paddled out into the water.
The water was beautiful, surrounded by mangroves, with a rich aquatic life below the clear surface. We saw purple sea anemones, starfish, crabs and possibly a nurse shark. And hey, looking in the water was a great excuse for being the last to arrive at our docking point for the yoga class. When we joined the mix of beginner and expert yogis, we slid our paddle into the silty ocean bottom and tied our board to the paddle. Well, I thought I did, but during relaxation pose, I came untied and started drifting away. While the rest of the class was practicing their oms, I was splashing around trying to get back to my paddle. Doing yoga on a surfboard requires more balance than doing yoga on land. It's quite a core workout, despite the relatively easy poses we did. As I was moving from lunge to standing forward bend, something went wrong. I didn't realize what until I screamed and fell in the water. It was quite refreshing, and I was the first of several to fall into the water, although Kelly managed to stay pristine all the way through. Yoga on a paddleboard is not as relaxing as yoga in a studio, but watching the sun set before paddling back sure beats awakening in a sweaty room. This is an adventure we'd both love to repeat.
Beach Cruising
Because Key West is so tiny, driving is difficult. Kelly and I chose to rent beach cruisers rather than walk or pay expensive taxi fares. Cycling is quite popular in Key West, and several roads have dedicated bike lanes. Also, bike racks abound in the happening areas, although sometimes Kelly and I had difficulty finding a place on the bike racks and had to make do with light posts and trees.
I loved the convenience of pedaling where we needed to go (although there's only one hill on the island and it happened to be on our route). I loved it so much in fact that I'm in the market for my own beach cruiser with a basket!
The most exciting part of the entire trip was an adventure at sea. I had never been snorkeling, so I was extremely nervous as we boarded the catamaran that would take us to the reef.
We learned that Florida is home to the third largest living reef in the world, and it is quite beautiful. Once I figured out my snorkeling mask (that whole thing at the bottom goes in your mouth; duh!) and grabbed a noodle, I scooted down the stairs in the bottom of the boat and plunged into the salty water.
The water was beautifully green and clear and inhabited by thousands of tiny jellyfish that did not sting. Kelly and I held several before setting off for the reef. I felt like I was swimming in a giant aquarium. I ran into a school of zebra fish and followed them around for a while and then swam over a tarpon that was quite large. Later in the catamaran with an ice cold beer, we saw nurse sharks swimming around. I could snorkel all day. It was a blast! Also, thanks to the fins I found muscles in my feet I didn't know existed.
Hemingway House
So, sightseeing at Hemingway house wasn't a huge adventure, but how cool to explore this famous writer's stomping grounds.
I loved the house which showcases art deco elements and a second-story wrap-around porch.
However, what impressed me most was the garden. In fact, all of Key West has the most beautiful plants and trees. I think I spent more time wandering around the garden than I did inside the house.
Mallory Square
Recommended as the spot to watch the sunset, Mallory Square is at the tip of the island. While the area was beautiful, Kelly and I were somewhat disappointed by the number of vendors/street performers dotting the boardwalk. It felt very much like a tourist trap. We did enjoy the bagpiper playing "Amazing Grace" who was echoed by a man playing the song on a conch shell. That was pretty awesome.
Cemetery and St. Mary's Star of the Sea
One of our bicycle trips took us to the beautiful St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Although we weren't able to go inside, we did tour the grounds and stumbled upon this beautiful garden dedicated to the crucifixion. It was surprisingly peaceful.
Later we pedaled over to the cemetery, which reminded me of New Orleans. I have never been able to enter a New Orleans cemetery (I always seem to miss the open times), so I was excited to look around this one.
Nancy Forrester's Secret Garden
Although the garden wasn't much to look at, the array of parakeets parrots and cockatoos in the center of the garden was interesting. Kelly had a great time with Molly.
When I ran off to chase a butterfly, I was sure Kelly was going to stuff Molly in her bag. The price for this little garden is $10. I wouldn't recommend going though. It's a hefty price to pay unless you are really into parakeet parrot and cockatoo preservation.


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Help!! How to remove fuse block
I have been having some weird problems. Speedometer and cruise would quit and ABS light and OD light on. Sounded like VSS, but I would also lose my turn signals, AC and temperature control on heater/AC. I would turn the truck off and restart and normally the problem would go away. Then that stopped fixing the problem and banging on the dash(don't ask!!) would fix it. It was getting more frequent. I started messing around and found that if I jiggled the bundle of wires that goes into the back of the fuse box on the right side (looking at it from the driver's seat) I could get the problem to go away or rear it's ugly head. That is where the problem seems to be. My question is this. How do I remove the fuse block? I removed the 2 bolts and 2 nuts and got the box free from the dash. There are 2 bolts on the back of the box that appear to hold on some sort of cover. Do I remove these bolts and/or covers. I really just want to gain access to the rear of the box so I can see if anything is loose or coroded. Is there a connector under these covers or just wires going to their respective slots in the box? By the way, the truck is a 2001 F-250 7.3 4x4 Crew Cab. Sorry for the long post just to ask about the fuse box, but I figured it might help someone else with the same symptoms.
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What does the name "Darth" mean? A name is much more than just a name!
D is for dashing, the romantic you!
A is for altruism, the unselfish you.
R is for realist, the way you are.
T is for treasure, of your friendship.
H is for hand, that you always give.
The name "Darth" is of American origin and it means "Dark". It's a name commonly given to boys.
Out of 5,364,811 records in the U.S. Social Security Administration public data, the name "Darth" was not present. It is possible the name you are searching has less than five occurrences per year in each state. You might want to use a short version of your first name or perhaps your nickname.
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I do not know how you feel about it, but you were a male in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere around the territory of Tibet approximately on 1475. Your profession was artist, magician, fortune teller.
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Bohemian personality, mysterious, highly gifted, capable of understanding ancient books. Magical abilities, could be a servant of dark forces.
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The timid, lonely and self-confident people are everywhere, and your problem – to overcome these tendencies in yourself and then to help other people.
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It was pretty cool at first - just got old after a while of playing it. It's like watching a 3D movie - after a while, you'll forget it's even in 3D.
And Nintendo definitely over-hyped it upon release. There were way better aspects to the 3DS that never really got mentioned.
For $20 extra I think I'd like the option of 3D.
And having it be able to fit in my pocket.
Grassy Troll Conspiracy.
Cloak and Swagger.
Grassy Troll Conspiracy.
Cloak and Swagger.
It is.
I don't need it.
I just figure, for another twenty greenbacks, I have it.
And it's easier to carry around.
Grassy Troll Conspiracy.
Cloak and Swagger.
Don't' get me wrong, I'm not really defending the fuckin 2DS at all. I'm just giving an opinion about 3D in general.
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Prominent religious leader and scholar Maulana Aslam Sheikhupuri and his driver were gunned down when assailants on two motorcycles opened fire on the cleric's car on Sunday afternoon in what was termed a sectarian killing.
Two security guards, accompanying the 54-year-old cleric – who belonged to the Deoband school of thought – were also wounded in the attack which took place at 1 pm near Rangoonwala Hall in the Dhoraji area, which falls within the New Town police precincts.
Witnesses told The Express Tribune that six armed men, riding two motorcycles, intercepted the green Toyota Corolla and sprayed it with bullets. They added that Maulana Sheikhupuri was sitting in the front seat. "The car was attacked from three sides," said a nearby flower-vendor.
New Town police have registered an FIR against the six unidentified men on the complaint of Maulana Shaikupuri's relative Mehmoodul Hassan. East Zone DIG Captain (retd) Tahir Naveed has constituted an investigation team which will submit the report in three days. Although the police have collected evidence and initiated investigations, they were unable to ascertain the actual motive behind the murder or trace the culprits. SHO Inam Hussain Junejo revealed that the assailants used 9mm pistols in what seemed like a "sectarian-based" attack.
The assailants reportedly managed to escape, speeding towards the Stadium Road after spraying the car with at least one dozen bullets. All four victims were taken to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre where Maulana Sheikhupuri and the driver succumbed to their injuries. Doctors termed the condition of the injured security guards critical.
Following the religious leader's death, a score of his followers reached the hospital and raised slogans against rival groups. His associates contended that the attackers belonged to a "rival sectarian group". In reaction to the killing, tension prevailed in parts of the city as armed men also resorted to indiscriminate firing but no other casualty was reported till the filing of this report. Maulana Sheikhupuri, who hailed from Shaikhupura, was the prayer leader of Masjid-o-Madrassa Tawabeen in Gulshan-e-Maymar. He had also been associated with the Jamia Binoria for about 25 years. Maulana Yousuf Ludhianvi, Maulana Mohammad Yousuf Banori, Maulana Mufti Ahmedur Rehman were some of his teachers.
MQM condemns killings
Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain condemned the killings, terming it part of a conspiracy to ignite sectarian strife in the city.
Altaf appealed to religious scholars belonging to different schools of thought to maintain religious harmony and asked them not to give up patience under any circumstances, through a statement.
Deobandi leaders' reaction
Meanwhile, angry clerics at various Deobandi madrassas threatened the government with "dire consequences" if authorities fail to trace and penalise the culprits.
"Our young men are running out of patience," said a statement by Wafaqul Madaris al Arabia (WMA), an umbrella organisation for more than 12,000 Deobandi seminaries across Pakistan.
"The silence of the government and law enforcement agencies on the killings of ulemas (religious leaders) is shameful. We will be forced to take necessary steps if the killers are not arrested," added the statement issued by WMA President Maulana Salimullah Khan.
Earlier this year, two prominent religious leaders belonging to the Deoband school of thought were targeted in the same manner. Police were able to arrest the attackers who allegedly belonged to a rival sectarian group known for its involvement in the killings of religious leaders.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 14th, 2012.
The martyrdom of Maulana Aslam Sheikhupuri is a big loss. He was regarded as one of the saner voices among Deobandi school of thought. He was paralysed from abdomen and needed support to move around. I have heard him speaking at seminaries a number of times and never heard him uttering any word against any sect.
Its a shame and act to create more disharmony among sects.
This is never ending business in Pakistan now. Islam is being used for all purposes in Pakistan and I am affraid one day, people will shot those who talk about Islam.
Most unfortunate, even Sunni Muslims are not safe in Pakistan.
A little islam is left within the muslims of Pakistan whereas a veil causing blindness over the truth is prevailing with full momentum. As everywhere there is Allah Allah but nowhere is faith within the hearts. And this is one of the signs of the truthfulness of that truth.
so two different school of thoughts "arguing" with each other?
He was one of the pacifists of our time. the darsequran website which he founded is one of his great contributions.May Allah bless him.
A country at war within itself.
Lot of sincere effort were made to divide this country by own people since money given was too dearer then the Islam and being Musalmaan.
We are repidly runing towards QiyamatRecommend
This is a very tragic incident. Scholar of any sect becomes a scholar after a hardwork of many long years. This ought to be stopped otherwise it will create a chaos across whole country.
Whatever happened to the notion of Islam is a Religion of Peace? Why is it that whenever sects have a difference of opinion, they give a fine example of the principle of anything but peace?
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Games | Call of Duty: Black Ops II |
Found In | Karma |
City | Cayman Islands |
Country | United Kingdom (British-occupied) |
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Colossus is a floating island resort featured in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. The floating islands set the scenes for the events of 'Karma', the sixth mission of the Black Ops II campaign. Colossus also hosts the multiplayer map, Plaza. In the storyline, David "Section" Mason, Mike Harper and Javier Salazar investigate the islands It is also rumored that Raul Menendez has invested in the Colossus islands as they have to extract a high value individual (HVI), interrogate and then kill her.
Colossus is a luxury resort, with elaborate pools, rooms, shopping venues, and clubs, one of which is Club Solar. It appears in the mission "Karma," and is located near the Cayman Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean. The city is held up by a large metal hull, explaining why it is referred to as the "Floating City." The Colossus can move from place to place with its multiple thrusters and turbines. According to Salazar, the resort is considered to be the richest city in the world and how the richest 1% of the world lives.
The resort also is relatively well-guarded, with a full armory and security detail, along with A.S.D.'s for support in case of a terrorist attack. Menendez's terrorists were able to get through security because the A.S.D.'s will consider any armed personel as hostile, including the security guards.
Colossus was severely damaged during the mission "Karma" by both sides, but was not destroyed.
- The logo for the Solar nightclub featured within the mission Karma bears a remarkable resemblance to the Treyarch logo. The island itself bears a resemblance as well. This can be best seen on the picture of the Colossus on the mission select screen.
- "Colossus" means "Gigantic Statue" in Latin.
- Colossus was originally supposed to be called "Al Jinan," but the name was later revised by Treyarch. However, the writing "Al Jinan" can be seen on a plane landing on Colossus.
- There are several sailboats in the water to the far north east of the city that the player can see as Harper, Salazar, and David are going down the elevator. The boats are probably lifted onto the city when it starts to move.


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Durand Scott scored a career-high 32 points to help the Hurricanes reach the ACC championship game.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Durand Scott knocked down the shots to turn away North Carolina State's best pushes, and Shane Larkin provided the steady floor leadership that kept ninth-ranked Miami in control.
The backcourt that guided the Hurricanes to their first Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season championship now has them positioned to add the tournament title, too.
Scott scored a career-high 32 points to help the Hurricanes beat the Wolfpack 81-71 on Saturday in the ACC semifinals, earning the program's first trip to the final.
Larkin added 23 for the top-seeded Hurricanes (26-6), who before Saturday had had reached the ACC semifinals just once before — as a No. 12 seed making a surprise run before falling to eventual national champion Duke in 2010. Now they're heading to Sunday's final to face the winner of the later semifinal between seventh-seeded Maryland and No. 3 seed North Carolina.
"We're a very hungry team, and we want more and more," Larkin said. "We're not satisfied with winning the regular season. We want the ACC championship, and then eventually we want to make the national championship game. We're hungry, and we're not going to settle for anything less."
Miami led all day and by 19 points late in the first half against the fifth-seeded Wolfpack (24-10), who got within six after halftime but couldn't dig out of that big hole.
Scott had a lot to do with that. The senior guard went 12 for 18 from the field and 5 for 8 from 3-point range to keep draining the energy from a home-state crowd wearing plenty of red.
Scott scored 21 points on 10-for-15 shooting as a freshman in the 2010 semifinal loss to the Blue Devils, then turned in an even bigger performance in the Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday.
"When I walk into this building, there's a lot of security guards, a lot of media people, a lot of people that work for the ACC — I think they remember me," Scott said. "They always come up to me like, 'You remember this building and how [you did] your freshman year' and things like that. ... But I just tell them that was the past. That game can't win us the game today, yesterday or tomorrow. I've just got to go out there and do what I need to do for my team to win, and that's what I did tonight."
Scott scored 19 points in the first half, the last coming on two free throws for Miami's biggest lead at 39-20. N.C. State cut the deficit to 12 at half then 50-44 on Scott Wood's 3-pointer with 12 minutes left to re-energize a crowd that had gone silent with Miami's early dominance.
But Scott answered with a straightaway 3, holding his release long after the ball swished through the net. Then Larkin banked in a pullup shot to push the margin back to double figures.
Scott did it again a few minutes later, hitting a 3 over freshman Rodney Purvis as the shot clock wound down then holding his form again as the Hurricanes went up 13 with 7½ minutes left. That was his last basket before fouling out with 1:53 left.
"I think at the start I didn't do a good enough job of pressuring him," Wood said. "I think we kind of let him kind of get in his comfort zone and ... for any player, once they see a couple of shots go down, they're tough to guard."
The Wolfpack twice more got the deficit to single digits in the final 2 minutes, but Larkin hit four straight free throws to answer those baskets then rebounded C.J. Leslie's missed jumper that signaled an end to the Wolfpack's run.
"I thought we turned it around in the second half," N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried said. "But we were just in too big of a hole and they were pretty good as far as holding us off."
Wood scored 21 points, hitting six 3s, to lead N.C. State, which was in the semifinals for the second straight season. But Gottfried's team ran into a No. 1 seed each time that denied the Wolfpack a chance at the program's first tournament title since 1987 under Jim Valvano.
Miami won the only regular-season meeting 79-78 on Reggie Johnson's tip-in with 0.8 seconds left with point guard Lorenzo Brown out with an ankle injury.
Brown was back to drive the Wolfpack's transition attack this time, but finished with six points on 0-for-6 shooting with five turnovers. N.C. State shot 57 percent after halftime and 50 percent for the game, but went scoreless for the first 5½ minutes to set a bad tone for the day.
Miami also controlled the boards to score 18 second-chance points to go with 15 points off turnovers.
Howell 4-8 0-1 8, Brown 0-6 6-9 6, Leslie 5-13 4-6 14, Wood 6-10 3-3 21, Warren 6-8 1-3 13, Purvis 3-4 0-3 6, T. Lewis 1-1 0-0 3. Totals 25-50 14-25 71.
Larkin 7-15 8-10 23, Scott 12-18 3-3 32, McKinney Jones 0-5 3-4 3, Kadji 2-9 4-5 8, Gamble 4-4 2-4 10, Brown 0-2 0-0 0, Swoope 0-0 0-0 0, Jekiri 0-0 2-2 2, Johnson 1-4 1-2 3. Totals 26-57 23-30 81.
Halftime—Miami 41-29. 3-Point Goals—NC State 7-16 (Wood 6-10, T. Lewis 1-1, Warren 0-1, Brown 0-4), Miami 6-20 (Scott 5-8, Larkin 1-4, Brown 0-1, McKinney Jones 0-2, Kadji 0-5). Fouled Out—Scott, Warren. Rebounds—NC State 27 (Howell 11), Miami 37 (Kadji 9). Assists—NC State 14 (Brown 8), Miami 10 (Larkin, Scott 4). Total Fouls—NC State 22, Miami 19. A—NA.
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Researchers from the Fisheries Service, part of the National Oceanographic And Atmospheric Administration, say the likely primary cause is like a dolphin form of measles called cetacean morbillivirus.
Viruses like this are usually spread through direct contact between animals, and can affect the lungs, brain and immune systems of dolphins, opening them to secondary infections that are sometimes the immediate cause of death. (It isnt transmissible from dolphin to human.)
Not surprisingly, there is no effective or practical way to administer vaccines or anti-viral medications to wild dolphins, according to NOAA, so theres not much researchers can do but stand by and document the epidemic, and study factors that may have made this population of migratory dolphins vulnerable to disease.
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Our series comprises 80 penetrating grafts. Of the recipient corneas 36 were vascularized. Of the donor corneas 48 were fresh and 32 were cryopreserved. As prophylaxis, we gave topical and systemic prednisolone, combined, in heavily vascularized cases, with azathioprine. Corneal donor-recipient pairs were divided into three groups according to HLA histocompatibility. In Group I (0-1 mismatch) the rate of allograft reaction was 1 in 27, in Group II (2-4 mismatches) it was 4 in 19, and in the untyped Group III 9 in 34. Even when the prognosis was poor, a well-matched donor cornea (Group I) greatly improved the chances of success; when the corneal bed was vascularized, the well-matched donor corneas had a failure rate of 1 in 13, whereas in untyped pairs it was 7 in 18. The importance of possible presensitization is discussed. |
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You guys, we're throwing up our hands here: WHAT is going on with Jessica and all these mysterious appearances that certainly make it seem like Nash has returned from the dead? Is that even possible? What are we saying -- it's Daytime; of course it's possible. He wouldn't be the first (or last) character to die before our eyes and come back later.
But is that what's really going on here? Can Jessica's judgment be trusted, considering her last relapse into D.I.D. was so recent? Could Tess or Bess or any of her alters be playing tricks? Then again, Brody, Natalie, and Jared have been noticing all the weirdness too. Maybe this is less about someone stalking Jessica than someone stalking one of them?
We're just throwing out ideas here, people. So far, we've come up with a few theories -- it's Bess; it's someone from Brody's army past; it's zombie Nash searching for delicious brains -- but nothing concrete yet.
So we're turning to you all: Best theories as to who this Nash-like person is and what he (or she?) wants. Hit up the comments!
I think that someone in Nash's familly or maybe, an old collage buddy are setting up to blackmail Natalie and, Jared Banks to get their hands on some Buecannon $ !
Agreed, get her there quick and take Natalie and Jared with her. They need to get a life, the two of them, always up in someones business.
I believe its Roxy's husband -- Rex's father -- and possibly the one who molested Jessica has a child......... ??
i h0pe it is nash.. bring him back!! and make sure its forbes march plz.
When I first saw that Jess was having these sightings, right away what came to mind is Nash must have a long lost brother, that looks like him, seeking revenge for his death, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see. I can't wait to find out what happens...
Oh I so don't care I just want Jessica to take a very long trip to the back burner
well if it is Nash, it would have been nice to ask Forbes March back to play the role....instead of firing him in the 1st place!!!
I think Nash is being brought back. I mean like someone said, Bree is the key; the little girl said, "daddy gave it too me." It's either Nash's twin that no one knew about, or ...I don't know! LOL! I just want to know who it is and soon.
Shoot I have been so busy looking for a job forthe past 6 months now. I haven't been able to watch,That sucks! I have no idea what's going on.
nash is on another soap so,did he have a brother no one knew about or a x-girlfriend dressed in his coat or his dad -dad sounds good trying to get even and his grandaughter afraid of the mother and her div ,putting his grandchild at risk


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