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I am a fairly new bow hunter. By fairly, I mean I've taken some informal lessons and I've never shot at a live animal. I guess that makes me brand spankin' new.
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Baldato said much like the teamwork that was on display for Hushovd's win, there was hard work put in before TV coverage began of the 231.5-km stage, the longest of the race. "For sure, I need to say thanks to Mathias Frank and Marco Pinotti," Baldato said. "Those guys did 200 kilometers on the front to bring back an eight-rider break that was really dangerous. The victory is thanks to those two guys especially." Phinney, whose last individual win came on the Stage 7 time trial at the USA Pro Challenge last August, said he had envisioned just such a victory – the BMC Racing Team's fifth in the past 10 days. "This is how I always dreamed of winning – foiling the sprinter's plans at the end of the race," he said. "It was sort of a Fabian Cancellara-style, Milan-San Remo victory scenario. It's really amazing to have it happen and it was a great feeling to finally put my hands up." Rafal Majka (Team Saxo-Tinkoff) kept the overall lead as the top of the general classification remained unchanged.


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Former Kingston Police Chief Walter Harrell's employment was terminated in January 2012 by former Mayor Dexter Jones who accused Harrell of "abandoning his post" when he allegedly failed to attend a training conference yet claimed expenses. However, Jones had lost his re-election bid in November 2011 and the newly appointed mayor Ron Casey assured Harrell that his employment records would be expunged. At the request of Bo Blalock, Harrell's attorney, the new council agreed to reinstate Harrell to the position of police chief, which he would immediately resign, pay him eight weeks back pay and remove any remarks made by the former mayor on Harrell's Peace Officer Standards and Training record.
That agreement has not been honored, Blalock said.
"Walter has been unable to find any employment in law enforcement despite the promises of a clean record," Blalock said. "He was recently passed over for a law enforcement job in Euharlee. After Euharlee filed an open records request, they received all kinds of negative data — most of it untrue — that cost him the Euharlee job."
Blalock and Harrell placed the blame squarely on Kingston City Clerk Michele Jones, who also served under Dexter Jones.
"I asked the city clerk for a copy of my records," Harrell told the council. "She denied receiving my request, so I filled out another form and gave it to the mayor to initial it. When I finally got the records, there were two copies of my resignation letter and some unemployment forms — none of the information that had been supplied to Euharlee."
Harrell produced two manila folders, one bulging with papers that he said was shown to Euharlee, the other that was given to him containing only a few pages.
"Walter Harrell is a good man," Blalock said. "He was assured that his record had been cleared and it would not stand in the way of him gaining employment. We feel there is malicious intent by the clerk's office and there should be repercussions for that."
Blalock told the council that Harrell's record must be completely expunged.
"We are trying hard not to file a civil action," Blalock said. "But Mr. Harrell is being eaten up by attorney's fees. If something isn't done soon, we will have to file suit."
Casey recommended that City Attorney Brandon Bowen write an official letter absolving Harrell of all charges and apologizing for the inconvenience he experienced.
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Scott Flowers read with interest a line in this space two months ago. In "The values proposition" we wrote, "It would make a good graduate thesis to attempt to quantify the financial impact of good values to an organization." Twenty-two years ago, Flowers wrote his thesis for the Pacific Coast Banking School on "The link between ethics and financial performance."
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Flowers was then with U.S. National Bank of Oregon. He's now EVP and chief banking officer at First United Bank and Trust, Durant, Okla. In an email he wrote, "My thesis…is indeed the very 'attempt' you refer to. Granted this thesis is 22 years old but the good thing about ethics is they don't really season all that much."
How true that is. People's opinions about ethics may change, but principles of right conduct don't. If you remove a few references to outdated bank names, Flowers' thesis could have been written now.
In the 63-page paper he talks about the negative impact of unethical behavior and the positive impact of the opposite. On the negative side, referring to some of the insider trading scandals of the time, he points to the hefty legal expenses of litigation, and the potential for actual damages. These in turn drain resources from more productive work. Additional government intervention and regulation is another negative he mentions.
Flowers also noted several positive results from ethical conduct. One was attracting and retaining good employees.
The paper sought to demonstrate the correlation between ethics and financial performance. It cited several studies that supported a "specific link between ethical behavior and significant improvements in financial performance." Interestingly, Flowers was unable to find similar statistical evidence that unethical acts are detrimental to a firm in the short run.
Perhaps that is one reason unethical behavior persists. Often it does result in gains. But they don't last and they bring high costs in their wake, as was brought home in spades recently.
One conclusion Flowers drew 22 years ago was prescient: "Anyone who thinks banks are viewed as distinct instead of viewed as a group is mistaken. Poor ethical performance by one bank hurts all banks and results in a scar on the entire industry."
We asked Flowers, "How can the majority of bankers who didn't engage in the recent excesses and unethical behavior help prevent another Dodd-Frank?"
After a pause, he said: "Do the best you can with what you can control."
That answer may not strike some as up to the task. But actually it is extraordinarily powerful. If a trader, for example, were doing "the best he can," he would try to control any temptation to manipulate LIBOR. The head of the trading desk, while not able to control every trader's actions, can set the tone—by example and policy—of what is right, as well as establish controls.
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Hi, could you guys please respond to (or give links responding to) the Keynesian claim that printing money cannot cause price inflation until the economy reaches "full employment"?
Aside from the empirical response that stagflation disproves this theory, I am interested in listing the theoretical disprovements --- one of which I believe is about capital not being homogeneous. Not necessarily Austrian responses.
External links to blogs, papers, and books are highly appreciated. Thanks
"Say someone has a disease causing his skin to turn yellow. Surely painting him flesh colored will not help matters, especially if the paint used contains the very toxin that got him sick in the first place. This is generally true no matter what school of medicine you follow.
A decrease in comsumer spending, while as unpleasant as headache and nausea, is a symptom."
It's irrelevant how one gets into a depression. To be a broken record, if prices are not flexible then the depression is there to stay unless aggregate demand picks up. The fact that an arm is broken tells us only certain things about how it needs to be treated, but the problem that needs to be delt with is both dealing with the specific way that the arm is broken and the very fact that the arm is broken. The economy cannot recover until demand increases or supply shifts to the right, although of course the persistence of malinvestments would also mean that the economy could not heal properly if they were not liquidated.
"What has to be done is find what froze them and change that. Of course it will be something artificial, meaning a rule or regulation or law imposed on the market."
Lol not if we're working in the keynesian dream world. Of course when dealing with the real world prices will be quite flexible under free market conditions, and less so when the government imposes regulations, taxation, subsudies, and stimulus. This is why I say "it all comes down to price flexibility"
"Have you heard of Say's Law? You know, the one that explains that aggregate demand can only be increased by increasing purchasing power, which can only be increased by increased production? Or do you think it is wrong in a money economy, or that it has some other absurd flaw people have made up?"
I admit that I don't understand Say's Law as well as I should (I believe that I have a basic understanding of it but not nearly one that is thorough enough. Could you provide me with a useful link?) but would it be fair to sum it up with "there cannot be a shortfall in aggregate demand, only misallocations of production"? At any rate, from what I understand of the law it once again fails in the face of inflexible prices. Therefore I don't disagree with it, I merely argue that if prices are inflexible that it does not apply.
"So what's the flaw? Obviously, letting a bunch of parasites loose to gobble things up does not improve anything. Only if increased demand comes from increased production, thereby non-parasitic, is it beneficial to the economy."
First of all government spending doesn't always have to be wasteful, it is certainly conceivable that the government can engage upon projects which are, if not fully productive, at least semi-productive, or at least increase the utility of many people. Secondly and most importantly, you still don't seem to accept the full consequences of sticky prices. If the economy is in a terrible slump, let's say with 50 percent unemployment, and somehow (once again, I am going with the Keynesian assumption, not my assumption) prices are just plain stuck in place and cannot adjust, then if these Martians did this money drop then the increase in the money supply and spending would lead to an increase in purchases which, if it restores aggregate demand to the right point at the AS curve then the society is likely better off than they would have been at the lower point in the AS curve, even if a bunch of stuff has been carried up.
"The monetary crank suggests a method for making everybody prosperous by monetary measures"
Mises is right if monetary factors are not retarding progress for an extended period of time. If sticky prices are preventing readjustment then only monetary measures can get the economy out of the monetary rut. Once again, this comes down to differences in models and assumptions. In Mises' view of the economy real conditions are properly transmitted through flexible prices. In the Keynesian model under certain conditions real factors are not transmitted through prices, and therefore the economy is stuck. They are not monetary cranks, they just make foolish assumptions, they are not the likes of Proudhon who thought that interest could be abolished through monetary means.
"You realize that there are costs of production, right? If prices go up, the price of making stuff goes up, too. Net result, no increased incentive [aka profits]."
... And? I fail to see what that has to do with the situation.
Now, to clarify some things.
Dave, I want to make some things clear:
I AM NOT A KEYNESIAN, I'm trying to show what I believe to be the real difference between the Keynesian and Austrian policy prescription, which is inevitably about price flexibility if you take out all the supplemental liberal crap that's been thrown in post-Keynes. You've read MES, now go back to Rothbard's last chapter on the free market where he talks about money and read the last few sections where he talks about a fall in the demand for money and the problems with the Keynesian system. Now assume that prices aren't flexible. This would render the Austrian and Keynesian view essentially the same in terms of what needs to be done, with the exception of the Austrian's emphasis upon malinvestment and the ignorance of man.
"Who says this exactly?"
Bro, that's like macroecon 101. Maybe they don't argue that NO inflation will occur, but merely that it will be very mild
See how the AS curve is horizontal up until about AD2 and then is increasingly upwards sloping? That means that until you hit about the full employment level then the price level will rise relatively slowly. It's in like every basic macro book.
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I'm sure Paul Krugman says this once a week.
Hi, could you guys please respond to (or give links responding to) the Keynesian claim that printing money cannot cause price inflation until the economy reaches "full employment"?
Who says this exactly?
Hi, could you guys please respond to (or give links responding to) the Keynesian claim that printing money cannot cause price inflation until the economy reaches "full employment"?
Hi, could you guys please respond to (or give links responding to) the Keynesian claim that printing money cannot cause price inflation until the economy reaches "full employment"?
Who says this exactly?
Paul Krugman says this (pretty much) exactly:
The liquidity trap — which is in effect a special case of IS-LM analysis — has some special properties. Notably, even large government borrowing won't drive up interest rates (not unless the borrowing is enough to restore full employment), and you can print as much money as you like without causing inflation.
Stuff we agree on, based on your agreeing to what Rothbard wrote in Chapter 11, Section 5, subsection F "Hoarding and the Keynesian System":
1. Inflexible prices will result in the over priced thing not being bought. If we are talking about goods and services, those goods and services will stop being made, as people go into other lines of business will actually make them some money. If it's workers ware talking about, and their wages are too high, there will be chronic unemployment, like we see in Europe today. If everything is overpriced by law, well I'm not sure anyone discusses this scenario. Seems a bit remote. The usual discussion is about overpriced labor. [Oddly enough, marx thought this never happens, the worker always getting the shaft].
We disagree about what the solution is according to Keynes. You say his answer is to print money, thus increasing AD with little to no inflation. But Rothbard quotes him much differently. According to him, Keynes claimed that decreasing the purchasing power of the wages, at the same time keeping the dollar amounts the same to fool the workers, will solve the problem. This can be achieved by inflating the money supply, he claims.
Rothbard also says it won't work, for the reason I mentioned, that unions keep an eye out for the CPI
Is there an alternate solution, given the theoretical situation that prices will be rigid forever? Not if we accept the validity of the law of supply and demand. If the price of labor is too high, there won't be enough employers. End of story.
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"the usual discussion is about overpriced labor."
That's what Keynes in particular thought was the problem, specifically sticky wages caused by unions. Since then the more radical Keynesians have become increasingly ardent in the belief that prices in general are not flexible, casting general doubts asto the dynamic nature of the market system in general, which I see as the most dangerous trend in economics today from any number of points of view. I even read somewhere (and don't quote me on this) that some post-Keynesians support mild inflation as a way to ensure that prices are more nimble and variable.
At any rate, Keynes did indeed feel that unions were a major reason why prices were sticky, this is especially understandable as he came from the European elite where you did have a good deal of labor problems and a much larger labor movement than ever organically existed in the United States. Unions were part of, although not the entire problem here, part of the problem was indeed, as many American Keynesians contend in our day, that people just plain aren't willing to accept wage cuts.
Also, I include the example of a world of completely inflexible prices as much as to prove a point as to prove a point as to describe a viewpoint, although there are some Keynesians who have generally as radical a viewpoint. The fact is that I've never heard a modern mainstream economist talk about price flexibility or a really compelling reason for a free-market economy, all of which necessarily revolve around short term price flexibilty downwards.
"Is there an alternate solution, given the theoretical situation that prices will be rigid forever? Not if we accept the validity of the law of supply and demand. If the price of labor is too high, there won't be enough employers. End of story."
Correct, but then you run into the eternal debate over how long it takes for prices to adjust, which was Keynes' argument. In the long run depressions are self correcting, but in the long run we are all dead, but life is a series of short runs, and it's about making the best in these short runs. That's the real debate here, and we must learn to fight it.
What basis is there for the proposition that prices are inherently inflexible?
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To sum up, it's that people don't like watching their income fall for any number of reasons.
I should rephrase: What basis is there for the proposition, as employed by Keynesian advocates, that prices are inherently inflexible
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In Keynesian models prices are fixed and cannot adjust, therefore full employment cannot be brought about until aggregate demand starts to drive up prices by increasing the demand for goods in general.
In Keynesian models prices are fixed and cannot adjust, therefore full employment cannot be brought about until aggregate demand starts to drive up prices by increasing the demand for goods in general.
you are saying prices rise. but keynesians are saying employment increases and prices do not rise.
That's the basic phillips curve. I know of no Keynesian who argues that prices are going to be stagnant until full employment, but the idea that inflation will be relatively mild until that point is widely. Once again:
See how it is relatively, but not perfectly horizontal up until a certain point.
could someone please tell me what's wrong with this reasoning?
any entrepreneur regulates production so that MC = MR (marginal cost equals marginal revenue). so he would only expand production (and hire the unemployed) if his MC goes down or his MR goes up. So the only way money printing can make him hire an unemployed is if money printing causes his MC to go down or his MR to go up. But printing money does not cause his MC to go down, so we can rule this out. so the only way printing money could decrease unemployment is if it causes his MR to go up. But, in turn, the only way his MR can go up is if the price of his product has increased. So, money printing only decreases unemployment if some prices rise (or are expected to rise). Unemployment will decrese to the extent that prices rise. If prices increase little, unemployment decreses little. If prices do not increase, unemployment does not decrease.
Please help me spot the error, if any.
That's how I always understood it as well, that the increase in aggregate demand was a backdoor measure of lowering real wages and thus allowing a higher rate of employment.
To restate this again: The disagreement with Keynesians ultimately results from price inflexibility. If prices are flexible, the Austrians/non interventionists are right. If prices are inflexible, the Keynesians are right.
No, it's more than that. The Keynesian treatment of capital has no basis in reality. An essential part of liquidating your assets is a recombination or destruction of improperly combined capital.
For example: The Keynesian treatment of capital is that of an accountants'; capital is simply represented by its cash value on the books. More cash-as-capital, the more performative capital there is. This is permitted under the assumption of homogeneous capital.
The Keynesian prescription then is to restore the pre-crash price level by deficit financing. The problem to them is that aggregate demand has fallen beneath aggregate supply, so 'bumping over' aggregate demand will even everything back out, right? This does nothing to solve the actual problem, but makes it worse, as those firms whose capital was combined on the premise of expanding credit will not seek to alter their capital structure, but maintain it in the hopes of returning to the old (pre-crash) price level. The Keynesians may be successful in raising the price level to what it was (though it would be impossible to do it to identity), and the problem would still be present: a non-performative capital structure. The market will still be burdened with a capital structure, in certain sectors, which cannot hope to sell enough of its wares to justify its production processes, meanwhile there are sectors entirely neglected.
The issue is more than price flexibility. If capital were homogeneous and investment were merely a matter of dollars, AND prices were inflexible, then maybe the Keynesians are right. But both the schools of price stability (monetarism/keynesianism) seek to disallow capital from reorganizing toward a better chain-of-production, which often means selling off assets at prices which one would not like to consider in common circumstances.
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To restate this again: The disagreement with Keynesians ultimately results from price inflexibility. If prices are flexible, the Austrians/non interventionists are right. If prices are inflexible, the Keynesians are right.
1. But printing money does not cause his MC to go down, so we can rule this out.
A mistake. Because printing money does not magically make all prices go up right away at the same rate. It makes prices of things the govt wants to spend on go up. This may make prices of other things go down, at least for a while. For example, if the govt decides to spend on infrastructure, the workers of that sector will have more money. They may all decide to eat caviar every day in fancy restaurants instead of hamburgers at McDonalds. This will lower the price of hamburgers, at least for a while, until the money moves on.
2. so the only way printing money could decrease unemployment is if it causes his MR to go up. But, in turn, the only way his MR can go up is if the price of his product has increased. So, money printing only decreases unemployment if some prices rise (or are expected to rise).
Notice his big mistake right here. The first two sentences talk about what CAN happen. The third sentence suddenly says that not only CAN printing money raise employment, but that it WILL raise employment. Which is absurd, because maybe printing money will raise MC more than MR, either in aparticular industry or across the board. In the rest of his paragraph, he just runs with it, once again assuming that what CAN happen MUST happen. Notice what he says: Unemployment will decrese to the extent that prices rise. And the next two sentences again assume that what can happen must happen: If prices increase little, unemployment [must] decreses little. If prices do not increase, unemployment does not decrease.
3. Austrians have pointed out that printing money also often makes the following thing occur. The entrepeneur is fooled into thinking that MC has gone down, because interest rates have dropped down thanks to the money printing. This makes him malinvest, meaning waste his money. Thus printing money will make his MC go up, and his MR go down. In other words, it causes recessions.
4. In addition, he doesn't grasp what Kel Kelly writes in Chapter 1 of his book:
Bear in mind that these apparent profits are not real but a monetary illusion. Due to higher costs from inflation companies must at some point replace their plants, equipment, and inventories at much higher prices, which wipes out most of their paper profits, even though this cannot be seen on an income statement (companies often consume capital without even knowing it). Since businesses have their increased profits from inflation taxed, but have to replace inventory, plant, and equipment at higher costs than last time, the profits needed to replace the equipment at higher costs are diminished because a portion of them has been taxed away; companies thus have about the same, or likely less, real purchasing power with which to replace assets. In short, the increased profits that inflation provides companies do not constitute real increased wealth for these companies; at best, companies come out even.
See Chapter One there for more about this.
5. Even if MR goes up because money is printed, that increase is nominal, but not neccesarily real. In real terms, he may not be making any more, or may even be losing money. If he knows this, he will not hire anyone, and may even fire people. If he doesn't know it, he is hiring people that will not make him any money, meaning he is hurting his future and will have to lay people off later.
6. Now it's true that printing money will help some people for a little while. If the govt prints money and buys GM cars with it, more GM workers will be hired. But they will have to be fired when the printed money is spent. Which is why printing money mat cause a temporary rise in employment in soem sectors, but that will end pretty quickly unless more money is constantly printed, which will mean destruction of the currency like Zimbabwe.
7. The only way to improve an economy is to increase productivity, meaning make more stuff with the same or less resources. Printing money does not increase the amount of land we have, or of workers, or of machinery, or improve our methods of production. So of course it cannot help an economy. Which is why Mises said anyone who thinks we can improve everyones lot through monetary means is a crank.


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For adult guests who want to enjoy an all-inclusive experience but prefer a resort that's a bit smaller and more private, Sandals Royal Caribbean makes a great choice. With a number of small beaches and a private island, the resort feels intimate and secluded even though it's a short drive to both the airport and downtown Montego Bay. Restaurants cater to all tastes, from a romantic French restaurant to a laid-back British style pub to snacks on the beach, and premium alcohol is unlimited. Guests can also dine at restaurants and partake in activities at the other two Sandals resorts nearby, and on-site activities and entertainment are also extensive. However, it may be worth comparing rates with Iberostar Grand Hotel Rose Hall All-Inclusive, which has an infinity pool and more luxurious spa.
This former coffee plantation nestled among the steep and winding hills of Jamaica's famous Blue Mountain is a little oasis above the very un-resort-like city of Kingston. The resort offers plenty of intimacy and privacy, with just 12 cottages on more than 26 acres. It also has the features of a larger property: an expansive spa, a breezy restaurant and bar, a hilltop pool with panoramic vistas, lush gardens, and ample relaxation space. Rates might be considered a steal given the property's level of luxury -- if it weren't for the inaccessible location and lack of beachfront.
Attached to the Caribbean's best golf course, the Rose Hall Ritz offers traditionally top-notch food, service, facilities, bathrooms, beds...well, everything. The resort's a safe bet, but the small, rocky beach crowds in the winter and its on-site restaurants (the only food within a 15-minute drive) can cost a fortune.
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This year's Mauli Ola Surf Experience Day in San Diego, California was split into two different events to accommodate families living in both the north and south ends of San Diego County. On Sunday, June 12, 2011, Mauli Ola Foundation headed to northern San Diego, to the town of Del Mar, at Powerhouse Park & Beach.
"This was our first time holding a second San Diego Surf Experience Day event in the San Diego area, and the beach at Powerhouse Park at 15th street was an amazing venue," states MOF Surf Experience Director, Bobby Serna.
Mauli Ola also partnered with a new surf school with Fulcrum Surf School becoming part of the Mauli Ola family. According to Serna, "Fulcrum Surf School was very professional and they had some great instructors."
MOF Vice President and pro-surfing star, Kala Alexander, flew in from Hawaii to attend MOF Del Mar at Powerhouse beach, as well as Makua Rothman who was in San Diego at the time of the event. "Makua is so humble and respectful, yet he's one of the best surfers in the world. It's always a pleasure to have him at one of our surfing events," expresses Serna. MOF Community Outreach Director Kalani Robb and two-time U.S. longboard champion Josh Baxter were also in attendance. "Josh has become a staple at our events this year, taking an active role in our foundation with our surf instruction and beach activity," explains Serna. Black Belt Surfing fighter and Mixed Martial Artist Brian Ortega was also down at Powerhouse beach, coaching the kids and lifting their morale.
Without a lot of hype surrounding the north San Diego Surf Experience Day, "the North San Diego, Del Mar event was low key and mellow with lots of socializing and great support from the Cystic Fibrosis medical community," according to Bobby Serna. Some of the CF patients and their families have been to previous Surf Experience Days, and the Mauli Ola staff and volunteers got to witness some of the kids' recent progress.
"We have a family that has been coming to every event this summer. They have 5 kids, and 3 of their kids have CF, so they've been bringing their kids to every event. The youngest, Gavin, who is 5, last year he wouldn't even get in the water. He just stayed at the shoreline playing in the sand and collecting shells," describes Serna, continuing, "and on June 12th Josh Baxter got Gavin into the water and standing up on the board, and that's a real breakthrough!"
In addition to 5 year old Gavin's progress at the Del Mar event, his sister Brooke paddled out on her own, really getting the hang of the whole surfing experience. As for the family's oldest child, Michael, 8 years old, "he got some of the rides of his life when he and Josh [Baxter] paddled further out than anyone," concludes Serna.
When describing how a good number of CF patients heard about the north San Diego MOF event, Serna explains, "We send out flyers to the local hospitals that care for CF patients and many of the attendees at the Del Mar event heard about our event through Navy Medical Center."
Serna continues, "A pulmonary nurse named Lisa R. Burns from the Navy Medical Center's CF Care Clinic helped to spread the word among CF patients and families." In addition to participation from Navy Medical Center, CF patients from Loma Linda University Medical Center were also down at Powerhouse Beach.
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