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This week Brian, RadioNed and Robin Police sit down to discuss the news at the Roundtable. The topics up for discussion include the ongoing Arab Spring events in Egypt, Syria, and Yemen; the looming AT&T-Mobile merger, the e-G8 fallout, the Stuxnet worm and the US government's potential involvement, cyber security and warfare, the PROTECT IP Act, the USA PATRIOT Act, the recovery in Haiti and financial corruption in Washington DC among lawmakers. The panelists also discuss their picks of the week.
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'Sources hint Syria involved in Lebanon UNIFIL bombing'
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Courses are scheduled to take place in Venice at the premises of the European Inter-University Centre in Human Rights and Democratisation for a period of 10 days. The courses will be taught in English by internationally recognised experts in the fields of human rights belonging to EIUC's partner universities and other organisations that support EIUC projects and endeavors.
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The ongoing dispute over how and where to debate the independent review of last September's attack in Benghazi continued Friday with the subpoena of the review board's co-chair to be deposed by congressional investigators.
Thomas Pickering, a former ambassador, has said he would prefer to testify in a public hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform rather than submit to a private interview, but the panel's chairman, Rep. Darrell Issa, wants the meeting behind closed doors before any open session.
"While I am very much committed to having you testify publicly and appreciate your newfound willingness to do so, I was disappointed that you are attempting to limit the Committee's understanding of the Accountability Review Board by refusing to participate in a voluntary transcribed interview prior to testifying publicly," Issa wrote to Pickering on Friday.
"In light of your continuing refusal to appear voluntarily for a transcribed interview, however, I have found it necessary to issue a subpoena to compel your appearance at a deposition."
Republicans, including Issa, have questioned the Benghazi Accountability Review Board's findings on the attack last September at an American diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, which left four Americans dead.
The report, issued late last year, found "systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies" at the State Department in the lead-up to the attack in Benghazi. As a result, four State Department officials were disciplined immediately after the report's release. One resigned, while three others were placed on administrative leave and relieved of their duties.
But critics say the report did not go far enough, and did not include accounts from key witnesses to the attack who were on the ground as it happened.
The disparagement heated up earlier this month at a House Oversight Committee hearing featuring several witnesses who said they weren't interviewed by the review board.
Neither Pickering nor his co-chair, Admiral Mike Mullen, appeared at that hearing, leading to a bitter back-and-forth over whether they were invited to testify. The following weekend on NBC's "Meet the Press," Issa said he would request a deposition from Pickering and Mullen on how their panel reached its conclusions.
"Ultimately, if they got it right, we can put this issue to rest," Issa said. "We believe it was insufficient. We believe it's likely they did not interview all the people."
Pickering and Mullen responded to that request Wednesday, addressing a letter to Issa requesting a public hearing rather than a closed-door interview.
"The public deserves to hear your questions and our answers," they wrote.
Rep. Elijah Cummings, the highest ranking Democrat on the oversight panel, wrote in a statement Friday that Issa's subpeona was a "stark example of extreme Republican overreach and the shameful politicization of this tragedy."


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Birth Control Types and OptionsThere are a number of different methods of birth control to include: barrier methods, IUDs, hormonal methods, natural methods, and surgical sterilization. Birth control methods can be reversible or permanent. In simple terms, all methods of birth control are based on either preventing a man's sperm from reaching and entering a woman's egg (fertilization) or preventing the fertilized egg from implanting in the woman's uterus (her womb) and starting to grow.
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If a woman does not want to get pregnant at this point in her life, does she plan to become pregnant in the future? Soon? Much later? Never? Her answers to these questions can determine the method of birth control that she and her male sexual partner use — now and in the future. There are a number of different ways to describe birth control. Terms include contraception, pregnancy prevention, fertility control, and family planning. But no matter what the process is called, sexually active people can choose from a plethora of methods to reduce the possibility of their becoming pregnant. Nevertheless, no method of birth control available today offers perfect protection against sexually transmitted infections in women, and sexually transmitted infections in men (sexually transmitted diseases, or STDs), except abstinence. It is estimated that there are over three million unplanned pregnancies every year in the United States. Half of these unplanned pregnancies happen because a couple does not use any birth control at all, and the other half occur because the couple uses birth control, but not correctly. In simple terms, all methods of birth control are based on either preventing a man's sperm from reaching and entering a woman's egg (fertilization) or preventing the fertilized egg from implanting in the woman's uterus (her womb) and starting to grow. Birth control methods can be reversible or permanent. Reversible birth control means that the method can be stopped at essentially any time without long-term effects on fertility (the ability to become pregnant). Permanent birth control usually means that the method cannot be undone or reversed, most likely because it involved surgery. Examples of permanent methods include vasectomy for the man or tubal ligation for the woman. Birth control methods can also be classified according to whether they are a barrier method (for example, a condom) that blocks sperm, a mechanical method (for example, an intrauterine device [IUD]), or a hormonal method (for example, the "pill"). "Natural" methods do not rely on devices or hormones but on observing some aspect of a woman's body physiology in order to prevent fertilization. The direct responsibility for most of the methods of birth control that are currently available rests with the woman. The input of a health care practitioner may sometimes be essential in choosing appropriate birth control. New methods of birth control are being developed and tested all the time. And what is appropriate for a couple at one point may change with time and circumstances. Unfortunately, no birth control method, except abstinence, is considered to be 100% effective. Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
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Kanye West's on stage announcement that Kim Kardashian is pregnant was a total shock -- to Kim Kardashian ... TMZ has learned.
Sources close to Kim, who were at the concert, tell us Kim had "no idea" Kanye was going to tell the world she's knocked up. We're told she and Kanye had not discussed announcing it -- and, in fact, had planned to say nothing until she started showing.
According to our sources, Kanye was moved to blab on stage because Kim's BFF and her mom were at the show -- along with several of Kanye's family members.
Kim didn't seem to mind the surprise -- we're told she was crying tears of joy when Kanye revealed they're expecting, and was especially moved because he did it during one of her fave songs ... "Lost in the World."
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McDonald's fell the most in nine months after posting second-quarter profit and revenue that trailed analysts' estimates and saying economic weakness would hurt results for the remainder of the year.
McDonald's slid 2.7 percent to $97.53 at 11:37 a.m. in New York after falling 3.2 percent for the biggest intraday drop since Oct. 19. The Oak Brook, Ill.-based company's shares had gained 14 percent this year through July 19, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Restaurants Index rose 17 percent.
Chief Executive Officer Donald Thompson has been trying to attract consumers with less expensive fare, such as Dollar Menu foods in the U.S. and combo meals in Europe. Sales at global stores open at least 13 months rose 1 percent in the quarter, matching the average estimate of analysts surveyed by Consensus Metrix.
"There are folks for whom it's an economic decision to go to McDonald's, and they're not going," Bryan Elliott, an Atlanta-based analyst at Raymond James Financial Inc., said in an interview. "We need to see a meaningful rise in purchasing power" among McDonald's customers, he said.
July same-store sales are projected to be unchanged from last year, Thompson said Monday in a statement. "Based on recent sales trends, our results for the remainder of the year are expected to remain challenged," he said.
Net income rose 3.7 percent to $1.4 billion, or $1.38 a share, from $1.35 billion, or $1.32, a year earlier, the company said. Foreign currency exchange-rate fluctuations reduced profit by 2 cents a share in the quarter. Analysts estimated $1.40 a share, the average of 27 projections compiled by Bloomberg.
"Several currencies weakened against the U.S. dollar during the quarter," Chief Financial Officer Peter Bensen said during a conference call today. Currency translation will negatively affect 2013 profit by 7 cents to 9 cents a share, he said.
The U.S. Dollar Index, which IntercontinentalExchange Inc. uses to monitor the greenback against the currencies of six U.S. trade partners, gained 3.6 percent this year through July 19.
Revenue rose 2.4 percent to $7.08 billion in the quarter, trailing analysts' average estimate of $7.09 billion.
Same-store sales rose 1 percent in the U.S., lagging behind estimates for a 1.5 percent gain, according to Consensus Metrix, a researcher owned by Wayne, N.J.-based Kaul Advisory Group.
McDonald's has faced a U.S. consumer environment where unemployment has been stuck above 7.5 percent for 54 straight months. Competitors also are introducing new items - Burger King Worldwide has smoothies and soft-serve ice cream, while Yum Brands' Taco Bell is testing a $1 menu.
During the past month, McDonald's has increased advertising for its value items to drive more customers into restaurants, Peter Saleh, a New York-based analyst at Telsey Advisory Group, said Monday in an interview. The consumer environment is volatile in the U.S., he said.
"There's no good footing," Saleh said.
Comparable-store sales declined 0.1 percent in Europe and 0.3 percent in the company's Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa region, during the quarter. Analysts estimated drops of 0.1 percent and 0.2 percent, respectively. Same-store sales are an indicator of a company's growth because they include only older restaurants.
In Europe, McDonald's is facing a cash-strapped consumer. The Big Mac seller this year has been promoting less expensive items, such as combo meals and 1 euro burgers, in Germany and France, the company's two biggest European markets. The fast- food chain gets about one-third of its revenue from countries in its Europe segment.
McDonald's has about 34,500 stores globally, of which 19 percent are owned by the company.
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~35-40 min PSCS5 one brushJust goofing around...
Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 01:06 AM ( 8 views )
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About an hour's worth of messing around with my regular flat brush.PSCS5
I think something like evil European female scientist came to mind.
I bought CS5 the day after it came out and I've been messing with the 'painterly' brushes. So far, they're not that great and somewhat slow. Keep in mind that I have a Macbook Pro with a 2.8 Ghz Intel Core 2 duo and 8GB of RAM with over 5GB of RAM allocated to CS5.
The mixer brush does what it's supposed to do and smear/somewhat blend edges like a wet oil brush, but that's about it.
So, a quick update. I messed around with the brushes some more this morning and I selected the mixer brush preset and chose random brushes that came default with PS and ones that I've made. With that combo, the only ones that really look ok are with the new fan brushes. You can't have shape dynamics on with the painterly brushes and you can't have shape dynamics on with a lot of brushes. I find that strange just because if you were really painting with a brush, you would turn the brush on its side to get a thin stroke. You can't do that in PS with this combo.
Here are a few images of more brush testing.
Here are the brushstrokes(painterly brushes with the default brush preset) with 'transfer' turned on. This option used to be called 'other dynamics' in previous versions of PS.
This image is a comparison. I grabbed this iceberg image off of the internet to test how the mixer brush plus the new painterly brushes would work together. As I was saying above, the fan brushes look way better than the other painterly brushes and they seem to handle the smeary look better than the default brushes(used in conjunction with the mixer brush preset) that come with PS. I'll have to do more testing to get some conclusive opinions on that.
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I started this almost 2 months ago while waiting for work at a studio. I finally got a chance to finish it the other day. I first started with carving out shapes with no intention of doing this character until the silhouette reminded me of him. I spent a little more than an hour on it.
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http://blogs.artcenter.edu/dottedline/2010/03/21/1081/I waited to post something because I got the news early this Sunday morning.
A sad and devastating day for all alumni and current students at ACCD. Norm was great guy, father, instructor but most of all...a good friend.
I was in disbelief(still in shock now) when I heard the news from a fellow alum who is very close to the situation. Norm inspired us over the years with his teaching and personality. I personally took 4-5 classes with him during my time at ACCD and so did many of my friends who also knew Norm. We all worked really hard, had fun and all of what I'd learned from him is still with me since I graduated 12 years ago.
I saw Norm last year and it was just like old times again.
I'm really going to miss the guy and I feel for his family. Nobody deserves something like this to happen.
UPDATE- Norm's funeral service will be held at ACCD at 10am this upcoming Sunday(March 28th) morning.
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Awesome.Growing up and always being a Lakers fan, I HATED the Celtics. Not for any other reason besides them beating the Lakers in the 1984 Finals and the intense rivalry through the 80's. Great games, great players(so many HOF players), etc. I remember hating Larry Bird with a passion....and it was just because he was that damn good.
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Posted: 02/14/13 at 4:45 pm Updated: 02/14/13 at 5:04 pm
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MALDEN, Mass. (WHDH) -- Some parents and students in Malden are upset over a school's decision not to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Valentine's Day is supposed to be about love and friendship, but at the Salemwood School in Malden, many of the parents aren't feeling the love. Valentine's Day has been reframed into friendship day so that everyone can feel included.
"I was extremely upset that this was the only school that wasn't allowing cards to be exchanged," said Jodi Alpert, a parent.
Jodi Alpert is like many other parents -- fuming that their kids couldn't celebrate Valentine's Day in school. They made cards and letters instead, but gave their own valentines after class.
There are 1,200 students at the K through eight school on Salem Street. Seventy-two percent of the students are from foreign countries, or their families are. The diversity and socio-economic challenges are why officials say they decided to call it "Friendship Day" instead of celebrating Valentine's Day. Each student received a friendship letter before leaving school, but it still left parents angry over the changes, and school officials defending it.
"It takes the edge off it. In my opinion, it makes it a little more suitable. We are the second most diverse city in the state and we're trying to make people feel like we all belong here," said Dr. David Deruosi Jr., Malden School Superintendent.
"What does that have to do with celebrating Valentine's Day? So there's a lot of nationalities that live in Malden, but don't take away Valentine's Day. Being politically correct has gone too far," Alpert said.
Malden's mayor says despite the controversy, no one should overlook the fact that the Salemwood School has gone from being number three to number one.
City officials, along with the PTO will meet in March to discuss "Friendship Day."


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On the positive side, both individual libraries and consortia of libraries have reported negotiating electronic content licenses with a number of publishers who
have been particularly understanding of research library needs. In general, academic publishers are proving to be willing to give and take on license language and terms, provided that the licensees know what terms are important to them. In many cases, librarians ask that the publisher reinstate the "public good" clauses of the Copyright Act into the electronic content license, allowing fair use copying or downloading, interlibrary loan, and archiving for the institutional licensee and its customers. Consortial negotiations are having a highly positive impact on the usefulness and quality of licenses.
While several downsides to the rapidly growing licensing environment have been mentioned, the greatest difficulty at this point is caused by the proliferation of licenses that land on the desks of librarians, university counsel, and purchasing officers. The answers to this workload conundrum might lie in several directions.
1. National or association support. National organizations such as ARL and the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) are doing a great deal to educate as many people as possible about licensing. Practicing librarians treasure that support and ask that licensing continue to be part of strategic and funding plans. For example, the Yale Library has proposed next-step ideas for the World Wide Web Liblicense project. Under discussion are such possibilities as: further development of a prototype licensing software that will enable librarians to create licenses on the fly, via the World Wide Web, for presentation to producers and vendors as a negotiating position;[19] and assembling a working group meeting that involves publisher representatives in order to explore how many pieces of an academic electronic content are amenable to standardization. Clearly, academic libraries are working with the same producers to license the same core of products over and over again. It might be valuable for the ARL and other organizations to hire a negotiator to develop acceptable language for certain key producers-say the top 100-with the result that individual libraries would not need to work out this language numerous times. Pricing and technology issues, among others, might nonetheless need to remain as items for local negotiation.
2. Aggregators. As libraries, vendors, and producers become more skilled as aggregators, the scaling issues will abate somewhat. Three aggregating directions are emerging:
• Information bundlers, such as Lexis-Nexis, OCLC, UMI, IAC, OVID, and a number of others offer large collections of materials to libraries under license. Some of these are sizeable take-it-or-leave-it groupings; others allow libraries to choose subsets or groups of titles.
• Subscription agents are beginning to develop gateways to electronic resources and to offer to manage libraries' licensing needs.
• Consortia of libraries can be considered as aggregators of library customers for publishers.
3. Transactional licensing. This paper treats only institutional licenses, be they site licenses, simultaneous user/port licenses, or single-user types. An increasing number of library transactions demand rights clearance for a piece at a time (situations that involve, say, course reserves or provision of articles that are not held in the library through a document supplier such as CARL). Mechanisms for easy or automatic rights clearance are of surpassing importance, and various entities are applying considerable energies to them. The academic library community has been skittish about embracing the services of rights management or licensing organizations, arguing that participation would abrogate fair use rights. It seems important, particularly in light of recent court decisions, that libraries pay close attention to their position vis-àvis individual copies (when they are covered by fair use and when they are not, particularly in the electronic environment) and take the lead in crafting appropriate and fair arrangements to simplify the payment of fees in circumstances when such fees are necessary.[20]


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So you've got your plot to drop the extra pounds. It certainly seems sensible: You're going to eat right, eat less, and exercise. After weeks of declining dessert and diligently hitting the treadmill, you step on the scale and...only 2 pounds gone? You conclude that something or someone must be sabotaging you.
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Forgetfulness magnifies calorie ignorance. With all the to-do's jammed into your brain, you probably don't want to add a food diary. Too bad—your selective food memory is going to continue to sabotage you "until you start to pay attention every time you put something in your mouth," says Madelyn Fernstrom, founding director of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Weight Management Center and author of The Real You Diet. Also, while a couple healthy snacks strategically spread throughout the day is a good hunger-control tactic, Liskov warns of "random" snacking. You'll almost certainly lose track of all those calories.
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Tom Bol is an editorial and commercial photographer based in Colorado. His career started with a degree in journalism and background as an outdoor guide. After school he led multiple Himalayan climbing expeditions, kayaked two months straight in Patagonia and guided wilderness expeditions around the world, always with camera in hand. He specializes in adventure sports, portraits and travel. His editorial assignments have ranged from photographing mountaineering rangers on Alaska's Mt. McKinley to sea kayaking in Honduras. He is a contributing...
By Tom Bol | November 20, 2013
I used to carry the indestructible Nikonos V with me on many of my adventure sports assignments. Shooting stories for Canoe and Kayak, I ventured from the iceberg-choked waters of Alaska to the steamy tropics of Honduras. One piece of gear that never failed was my waterproof... Read More
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By Tom Bol | November 13, 2013
I recently saw a photography exhibit that had an infrared section. Some of the IR shots were just plain cool. So that naturally led me to researching how to create IR images. The first solution that was mentioned was converting an 'old' camera to IR.... Read More
By Tom Bol | October 21, 2013
Noise has long been the dread of digital photographers. It creeps into shadows, night skies and even skin tones when you crank up the ISO. Luckily, every new DLSR that arrives seems to better handle noise from shooting at high ISO. Remember when ISO 800 was a big deal? Then came... Read More
By Tom Bol | September 18, 2013
Every year I manage to maintain my Gold status with United Airlines, easily logging over 50,000 miles. Much of this travel is related to teaching photo workshops. I've streamlined my equipment to minimize weight, but one obstacle I couldn't work around was my big, heavy LCD... Read More
By Tom Bol | August 29, 2013
Have you ever been to a photo tradeshow and listened to people talk about their lens bokeh? To a non-photographer, this sounds a little suspicious. First question, how come everybody is saying bokeh so many different ways...how do you say bokeh? And second, more importantly, what is... Read More
By Tom Bol | August 16, 2013
You know how it is after you have photographed a particular subject for years? Maybe it is senior portrait after portrait, or college basketball game after game. It seems like you have explored every creative idea you can muster, and things get a little too familiar. This is the point... Read More
By Tom Bol | August 03, 2013
Wi-Fi is how the world works these days. Sure, you can wait for things to download on your phone using a 3G network. Or you could stop by your local Starbucks and log onto their Wi-Fi network to check mail while you sip your latte. For many photographers you don't have to go to... Read More
By Tom Bol | July 25, 2013
I just returned from a trip to Costa Rica, and of course I had my cameras in hand. The ocean, wildlife and landscapes were spectacular! I spent time scouting for a workshop I will be teaching next February in Costa Rica, and wrote down some tips for the first time 'jungle... Read More
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In the early years of my photography career, I shot volumes of Velvia 50 and Provia 100. I knew any landscape I shot with Velvia 50 would be saturated and rich, you could also feel the tones and textures in the shot. Naturally when I started shooting digital, I attempted to duplicate... Read More
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I teach a lot of photo workshops in national parks and scenic locations around the globe. One challenge we often have are 'tourists' standing in our shot. A few months ago I was hiking up to Delicate Arch in Arches NP in Utah. I was sure there would be only a... Read More
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I have been a big fan of Pocket Wizard's Hypersync ever since it came out. In a nutshell, this utility allows shooting at faster sync speeds than the standard 1/250 with strobe packs. Hypersync recalibrates the shutter/flash burst timing, allowing for much faster sync... Read More
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Nikon has been busy lately. Almost every month it seems like a new lens is being released. The 800mm F5.6, the 70-200 F4, the 80-400mm F4.5-5.6. Of course, I want them all! Another lens was released recently that didn't get as much fanfare, but may be the... Read More
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By Tom Bol | April 25, 2013
Bottom line, if your shot isn't sharp, then nothing else matters...delete, delete, delete. I spend countless hours working on my images after a shoot, and sharpening is one of the most important parts of my workflow. Sharpening takes some time to master since not all... Read More
By Tom Bol | April 01, 2013
I am always on the lookout for better ways to carry my photo equipment. It seems I am finally buying less camera gear (probably not true!), but searching for more efficient ways to carry it. One day I might be photographing skiers in the high mountains, the next day... Read More
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I have been using Lensbaby lenses since they first came out. How cool was it to create wild out of focus images using this compact lens? It reminded me of shooting my Holga camera; you never knew exactly what the image was going to look like. But then Lensbaby... Read More
By Tom Bol | February 21, 2013
I often fill my truck to the ceiling with lighting equipment on an assignment. I hate to limit my lighting options on a photo shoot. I might want my strip bank for this effect, and my big square softbox for this look. I better bring my speedlights for quick and easy... Read More
By Tom Bol | January 24, 2013
I was recently shooting skiers, and as often happens, the weather got nasty. No splitter skies this time, but instead horizontal snow. Sometimes blowing snow can create really interesting images, the trick is just trying to shoot during the snowstorm. I had a lot of... Read More
By Tom Bol | January 18, 2013
Ski season is in full swing in Colorado right now, and for me that means hittng the slopes with my camera gear. I follow skiers (much better than me!) in steep, rugged terrain trying to capture dramatic cliff drops or huge air off jumps. Since I am normally just trying to... Read More
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I'm always on the lookout for Photoshop plug-ins that will make my life easier in post production. Plug-ins generally simplify what I am trying to achieve in Photoshop. What might take me 10 layers in Photoshop can be achieved with one click with a plug-in. But... Read More
By Tom Bol | January 10, 2013
I travel a lot each year on assignments and teaching workshops; a major priority for me is traveling light. A lot of trips I might be traveling alone, so I don't have a fleet of assitants to help carry my gear. With this in mind, I have narrowed down my minimalist... Read More


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by John Galt
June 10, 2012 23:40 ET
Hey, remember this guy?
Who could ever forget that awesome prediction. Along with the Dow 20K guy, of course.
Someday soon, with the Bernank's help, they might be right.
But for practical purposes, let's review the upcoming Spanglish rally created by the FedECBJCBPRAYFORAMIRACLEOHGODWEAREALLGOINGTODIE bank of the world.
The S&P 500 has some serious headwinds as Herr Obummer likes to call them:
A break through the 1360ish area with major volume could mean the computers want a super strong pro-Obama election season. Or not, depending on the unemployment picture…
Meanwhile over in Spain, the land that Germany never invaded yet defeated in financial combat this past weekend:
Yup. That's toast.
Moving on to the short term bounce in the Euro now via the FXE ETF:
That's not a healthy chart. Then again the central banksters are clever buggers so they could break the 50 DMA, but don't hold your breath for much above 1.2850 as when the rally fails, the rip your face off becomes rip your privates off portion of trading.
Over in the area of real money ville…..Gold looks good but not good enough YET:
Silver is following a parallel course, of course:
The final translation? This is not a market for the weak of heart. Bullcrap will be flung into the trader's faces and windshields like love bugs hitting cars at 70 mph in Central Florida in May. Have your bug spray, sanity, and strategies for hard times intact as this crisis is just now getting cranked up.
As is the stupidity and actions of the world's economic morons, aka, the central banksters….


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That you talked about Alan Krueger -- his interview one of the other things that he said.
Out of the White House is they would like to see no drama surrounding the debt ceiling negotiations that are coming up they feel like the economy would be in better shape if we didn't have that he drama.
But then he aforementioned speaker Boehner added this 72% of Americans agree any increase in the nation's debt limit must be accompanied.
By spending cuts and reforms of a greater amount that's the principle I laid -- -- -- before the economic club of New York.
Last year may have twenty eleven no more than a year ago and I've repeated a number of times since.
He says the debates already -- -- bring in Douglas Holtz Aiken.
Former CBO director currently president of the American action forum it sounds like Doug we'll have plenty of drama in this debate don't you think.
I think there's going to be a lot of drama in this debate but the way ticket from out of it is for the president to get ahead of this.
And actually proposes spending cuts and take some leadership role that's that would -- to that question about whether we accompany a debt ceiling increase with some.
Debt reduction.
That by the way is the typical way things happen of the last fourteen that -- increases eleven have been accompanied with some sort of -- -- -- control so that's business as usual with.
The president wants to avoid drama and continue what we've always done things.
He should get ahead of this let me ask you about the debt ceiling.
A little bit because I think -- that actually pretty HD topic because we talk all the time about free markets here.
We're talking a moment about interest rates going up and what -- that might have.
The Federal Reserve in the stock market after today's jobs report.
And everything else -- we really believed in free markets when we just not have a debt ceiling would we say.
What the market will tell us -- we've reached our borrowing limit because you know won't be able to borrow more money interest rates shoot up why -- we needed -- it went.
As a lot of first principles we don't it's an artifact of -- the division in the United States and congressional executive powers out of congress must have a say in the overall.
Issuance of debt and that's been not the case about a hundred years.
But markets in the -- are going to rule it's not going to matter with the deaths in this too high or too low what's gonna matters whether the dentist who hired hello.
We already have evidence that is too high historically.
Countries and our level of that grow more slowly and have a higher chance of getting in trouble and it's projected to levels that are simply unsustainable so right now that's not -- doubt and that's the problem and that's what the president needs to focus -- Right do we create this drama every time we have to raise this debt ceiling and our point here it's been we talked.
We talked about this a number of times in recent months that yet they'll get their act together in Washington when they're forced -- when interest rates start to go up.
It all seriousness and really shoot up a symbol of what now we really -- everybody knows we have to cut spending at some point -- there's any debate about that but when interest rates shoot up to a level.
That hurts us yet then they'll cut spending but in the meantime this debt limit negotiation comes up every so often just creates all this.
Nonsense and drama with the played out we know the gonna raise the debt limit at the end of all this they always do.
-- And and they should quite frankly I but I think your points on the mark which is somewhere between January.
And now August of this year is imperative.
That this country take a different course with this entitlement spending programs those which are driving the large debt accumulation.
All of them the rating agencies have said so they said look the numbers I add up to something that's unsustainable -- USC's to get its fiscal house in order -- if the politics are such that they can't get it done.
We're gonna downgrade the US that's the leading edge of the market signal this as you're in trouble that's the big story right now -- the jobs report today by the way before we let you -- just -- here.
I mean that that the job growth this was about as exciting as my -- you know yes there but no one should aspire to look great -- thank you very much is always.
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