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PHILADELPHIA, PA – Jacqueline C. Reich, Ph.D., professor of political science at the College will serve as moderator for the panel discussion, "Celebrate-Reflect-Promote" on September 10 at 2 p.m. at the Free Library of Philadelphia. Sponsored by the Philadelphia Global Initiative on the Rule of Law, the special event celebrates the 10th anniversary of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in conjunction with the 225th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution in Philadelphia.
Reich, who specializes in international relations theory, international conflict and cooperation, and security studies, will moderate a panel discussion on "A Historical Perspective: The U.S. Constitution and the Rome Statue- Foundational Elements in the Establishment of a Rule of Law for International Affairs." This panel will discuss how these two seminal pieces of legislation evolved, and will reflect on the feasibility/desirability of efforts to establish a "rule of international law" pursuant to which all states and all peoples can rely on an international order based on universal human rights and equality under the law.
This event kicks-off a year-long series of seminars and events to promote the knowledge and understanding of the ICC as well as to reflect generally on the Globalization of the Rule of Law. Sponsors include Temple University Beasley School of Law, the International Law Committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association and the United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia.
It is intended, to the extent practicable, that the seminars will be eligible for professional education credits and will be open to students and professionals in the fields of Law, Political Science, International Relations, and Peace and Social Justice.
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November 9, 2014, 2pm-4pm; The Institute for Forgiveness and Reconciliation is hosting another Sunday afternoon "Conversation that Matters". Phyllis Zagano , internationally known Catholic scholar and expert on the history/theology of women deacons in the Church, will facilitate our conversation on "Women Deacons are a Thing of the Past" at CHC SugarL
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Kansas City Royals second baseman Omar Infante was hit in the jaw by Heath Bell in the 7th inning Monday night against the Tampa Bay Rays. Kansas City went on to win the game, 4-2.
Infante went down hard, rolled on the ground for a moment, then jumped to his feet, with his head down. The Royals training staff quickly ran out to help him, and he was bleeding from the face or mouth. He dropped to his knees with the training staff in attendance. He eventually walked off the field with assistance.
Infante was 1-2 with walk on the night, and is hitting .348 on the season with a terrific .423 On Base Percentage thus far in the season.
Danny Valencia replaced Infante at second since the Royals have no true back up middle infielder on the roster. He made a good play in his first opportunity in the 8th, then threw wildly on a double play attempt in the 9th. He then fielded the next ball cleanly, and threw on target to Eric Hosmer at first.
The runner he wasn't able to erase on the double play later scored.
No word on the seriousness of Infante's injury has yet been announced by the Royals, but it certainly didn't look good, and it would be surprising if he didn't have to take some time off, possibly even a DL stint. Yost did say after the game in the post-game press conference that Infante had several stitches put in, and was going for tests for a possible fractured jaw, and a possible concussion.
The Royals designated utility infielder Pedro Ciriaco for assignment over the weekend so they cannot bring him back. The best options will be most likely be either Johnny Giavotella or Christian Colon from AAA Omaha.
The biggest issue is Kansas City really doesn't have a replacement for Omar Infante in the batting order. Yost loves putting Alcides Escobar batting second, and Escobar is void in the On Base Percentage department (.143 this season, .294 for his career). Giavotella hasn't been successful at the major league level, and Colon has not played at the top level yet.
Valencia could probably handle the second spot in the order on the short term, but he did not look comfortable at second, especially trying to turn the double play.
Hopefully, Omar Infante's recovery will be quick.
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This is timelapse video footage from the VLT telescope array in Chile.
This is quite possibly one of the most amazing, humbling, beautiful things I've ever seen. At one point I actually burst into tears because the reality of us on this small rotating planet in the vastness of the universe was — well, frankly overwhelming. You've got to see this. And pass it along.
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Intellectual Property ("IP") can be one of the most valuable business assets that a company may have and it is therefore crucial to ensure that this asset is protected and utilised. One way of achieving this is through the use of corporate structures, such as a holding company. A holding company may significantly reduce administrative costs and, in some jurisdictions, reap considerable tax benefits.
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WASHINGTON – Cancer patients could face high costs for medications under President Obama's health care law, industry analysts and advocates warn.
Where you live could make a huge difference in what you'll pay.
To try to keep premiums low, some states are allowing insurers to charge patients a hefty share of the cost for expensive medications used to treat cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and other life-altering chronic diseases.
Such specialty drugs can cost thousands of dollars a month, and in California, patients would pay up to 30 percent of the cost. For one widely used cancer drug, Gleevec, the patient could pay more than $2,000 for a month's supply, health advocates said.
New York is taking a different approach, setting flat dollar co-payments for medications. The highest is $70, and it would apply to specialty drugs as well.
Critics fear most states will follow California's lead, defeating the purpose of the overhaul as some of the sickest patients may be unable to afford their meds.
It's important that the benefit design not discriminate against people with chronic illness, and high copays do that, said Dan Mendelson, president of Avalere Health, a data analysis firm.
Avalere's research shows that 1 in 4 cancer patients walks away from the pharmacy counter empty-handed when facing a copay of $500 or more for a newly prescribed drug.
You have to worry about a world where if you happen to contract cancer or multiple sclerosis, you are stuck with a really big bill, Mendelson said. It's going to be very important for states to take a long, hard look at their benefit design.
Although the money for covering uninsured Americans is coming from Washington, the heath care law gives states broad leeway to tailor benefits, and the local approach can also allow disparities to emerge.
Insurers are forecasting double-digit premium increases for individual policies, as people with health problems flock to buy coverage previously denied them.
The Obama administration insists the industry warnings are overblown, and that for many consumers, premium increases will be offset by tax credits to help buy insurance.
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In the digital economy new business models, platforms and brands rise over night while seemingly big industry names can suddenly be forgotten or evolve into something new. Scott Galloway of digital innovation think tank L2 calls it a winner-take-all ecosystem.
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Ball State distributes all tickets to Letterman-Oprah event
Ball State has given out all its tickets to see David Letterman and Oprah Winfrey.
The media titans are set to appear at Ball State for a conversation at Ball State on Monday, Nov. 26. The university said all tickets to both Emens Auditorium and Pruis Hall have been distributed as of Monday, Nov. 12.
Ball State is exploring the possibility of adding other viewing locations for the live telecast.
Letterman and Winfrey will hold the event as part of the "David Letterman Distinguished Professional Lecture and Workshop Series." The series focuses on major issues facing media and communications. Past guests have included Ted Koppel, Rachel Maddow, and Biz Stone.
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As everyone gets ready to tee it up on Thursday morning at Conway Farms Golf Course to get the 2013 BMW Championship underway, I took a look at the tee times, and pairings for the first two rounds and found some that could be interesting. With the top 70 players on the FedEx Cup rankings playing for a piece of the huge purse for the winner, the BMW is a no cut event. Even though there will be no 36 hole cut, the format will remain as usual with Thursday and Friday pairings set, and they will re-pair based on scores for the final two rounds. Only the top 30 in this event will move on to East Lake next week.
Tiger Woods Henrik Stenson Adam Scott
After watching Tiger Woods struggle to a T 65 finish at the Deutsche Bank on Labor Day, and Henrik Stenson taking the FedEx Cup lead after his impressive win, this has to be the marquee pairing. Adam Scott becomes the third wheel based on the current standings, but I felt the Masters Champion backed in to his win at The Barclays at the begining of the playoffs, and isn't playing up to his potential at this time. Stenson has an opportunity to send a message to Tiger this week that he intends to win it all, especially if Tiger comes in on a shaky foundation.
This threesome will go off of the 10th tee on Thursday at 10:53 AM. Friday, they will start on the front at 11;59 AM. This should put both days in the crosshairs of the Golf Channel broadcast which begins at 3 PM Eastern.
Matt Kuchar Graham DeLaet Phil Mickelson
With his success so far in the playoffs, Graham DeLaet becomes a nice fit for this group. Matt Kuchar is in need of a good performance at Conway Farms if he has any intentions of cashing the big check in Atlanta. I think Phil Mickelson knows he is in the running for the PGA Player of the Year, and probably needs a win in the playoffs to beat five-time winner, Tiger Woods. Phil has been struggling with his tee shots, and will need to find some consistency if he wants to play well this week. Young Canadian, Graham DeLaet comes into the BMW as one of the hottest golfers in the playoffs, and could probably use the experience he will get from playing with Lefty.
Jordan Spieth Keegan Bradley Jason Day
After watching the youngster from Dallas put up a birdie-birdie-birdie-eagle finish at the Deutsche Bank on Labor Day, you have to think Jordan Spieth will arrive at Conway Farms with some confidence. He will not be at a dissavantage this week of not knowing a golf course everyone else has played. Because this is a new venue that no-one on the Tour has much data on, Speith will be up to speed with everyone else. He has to be on a high after getting a call from Presidents Cup Captain Fred Couples last Wednesday with news that he had made the team.
There are some more interesting pairing on the list that will deserve some attention. Roberto Castro, who played very well at TPC Boston will play along with new President Cup selection, Brendon de Jonge and Zach Johnson. Justin Rose will be playing with Steve Stricker, and 2012 FedEx Cup Champion, Brandt Snedeker.
I think Justin Rose can make some noise this week, especially with the predicted cooler and windier weather. Steve Stricker put a great round together at the Deutsche Bank, and could be a factor before this thing is over provided he doesn't decide to go Moose Hunting instead of making the trip to Atlanta. Brandt Snedeker just hasn't had ths spunk he began the season with. I think his rib injuries created more problems that he isn't willing to discuss.
Last, but not least, Ian Poulter will be playing along with a newly barbered Charley Hoffman, and Luke Donald. Poulter played well at TPC Boston, and looked to be on his way to finish near the top of the leaderboard until the 18th hole. A double bogey was more due to bad luck than any kind of mistake, but Ian Poulter could be looking for some revenge. Let's not forget how well he played just down the road at Medinah last year.
Luke Donald went to college at nearby Northwestern University and has a ton of local knowledge that could elevate his status this week. He is going to need some good luck, and local knowledge if he wants to play in Atlanta next week.


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Step 1: Pick up an application instruction packet one year prior to the semester you plan to intern teach from the office of Field Placements, 2206 Sangren. Your Western ID number will be requested and a file created for you.
Step 2: Complete the online application and the forms in the packet.
Step 3: Complete the Word document below for your major/minor course record which is your specific program. General education courses do not need to be listed unless they are specifically required for your major/minor.
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By Carla Faison FORT BELVOIR, Va. – For the last year and a half, the AcqBusiness program office has been hard at work prototyping, developing and piloting an executive dashboard to support the Army acquisition community. The Army Acquisition Dashboard (AAD) provides Army acquisition leaders with critical data from the program executive office level down to the program level including associated assessments, contracts, funding, risks, and schedules. The goal is to leverage outputs from existing authoritative data sources to allow for consistent views across programs to Acquisition community senior leadership. "The Army Acquisition Dashboard introduces a fundamental change to how Army Acquisition Leaders manage and convey information," said Mr. […]
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Adjunct Faculty - Part-Time Spanish
Walsh University is seeking a part time Adjunct to teach Spanish. Knowledge of translation or Spanish in health care particularly desired.
Walsh University believes in the desirability of a small university that promotes academic excellence, a diverse community and close student-teacher interactions. A commitment to the Judeo Christian tradition, diversity and service learning are critical to the mission of Walsh University.
Applicants must hold Master's degree in Spanish.
To apply please visit https://jobs.walsh.edu.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Mental Health
Walsh University is seeking a Clinical Assistant Professor of Mental Health to teach mental health nursing in the undergraduate baccalaureate nursing program. The successful candidate must have a strong clinical background with excellent communication and organizational skills.
Walsh University believes in the desirability of a small university that promotes academic excellence, a diverse community and close student-teacher interactions. A commitment to the Judeo Christian tradition, diversity and service learning are critical to the mission of Walsh University.
- Applicants must hold a minimum of a master's degree in nursing with a doctoral degree preferred.
- Current clinical experience in mental health nursing is required and teaching experience is desired.
- Applicant must be licensed as a registered nurse in the state of Ohio or eligible for licensure in Ohio.
To apply please visit https://jobs.walsh.edu.
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Walsh University invites applications (rank open) for a tenure-track position in its growing DeVille School of Business beginning Fall 2015.
The preferred candidate will hold an earned terminal degree (PhD, DBA, EDM) or a confirmed dissertation date in a business related discipline with a specialty in marketing from an institution accredited by the Association for Advancement of Collegiate School of Business (AACSB) prior to the intended start-date. If possible, the applicant will have special expertise in the emerging areas of social media. The successful candidate will be experienced and comfortable teaching in an environment that includes a global perspective as well as integrated and experiential learning pedagogy.
Walsh University is a Catholic Institution which offers liberal arts undergraduate, graduate and adult completion programs and is dedicated to educating its students to become leaders in service to others through a value-based education with an international perspective in the Judeo-Christian tradition. The DeVille School of Business recently completed a total curriculum redesign of its undergraduate and MBA curricula.
Reporting directly to the Dean, the successful candidate will play a vital role in the design and instruction of courses in both the undergraduate and MBA programs of the DeVille School of Business at Walsh University.
The successful candidate will engage in teaching-related responsibilities and duties which include but are not limited to:
- Teaching an 18-credit hour load (9 credit hours in each of the fall and spring semesters) distributed across the undergraduate and MBA programs.
- Teaching, developing and revising courses and curriculum for graduate and undergraduate programs.
- Participate in assurance of learning.
- Attending and actively participating in general activities of the DeVille School of Business.
- Actively engaging in ongoing professional development in their relative field of expertise.
- The successful candidate will provide an agenda for pursuing scholarly research consistent with Boyer's Model and with the mission.
- The successful candidate will demonstrate potential for or show evidence of published research in professional journals and/or other appropriate scholarly artifacts, including presenting at conferences of professional associations.
The faculty member holding the position will engage in service activities which include but are not limited to providing professional assistance to the profession, to the community, to the University and to the DeVille School of Business in accordance with his/her professional acumen and breadth of experience and will attend and actively participate in University governance activities.
Minimum Qualifications
- Experience and/or evidence of excellence in teaching at the university level consistent with the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
- A terminal degree in business related field (PhD, DBA, EDM) or a confirmed dissertation date with a specialty in marketing.
- Ability to interact with both internal and external stakeholders.
- Documented scholarly agenda and evidence of scholarly activities.
- Demonstrate knowledge and application of current theory and practice.
- Process excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Demonstrate ability to work within a collaborative faculty environment.
- Demonstrate effectiveness in engaging with students.
Desired Qualifications
- Professional certifications specific to discipline.
- Effective teaching in a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses.
- Professional experience.
- Publication and/or research in marketing.
- On-line teaching experience.
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Occupational Therapy Program Director
Walsh University (North Canton, Ohio) seeks qualified candidates to fill the role of program director for the new Master of Occupational Therapy Graduate Program. The position is a 12 month, tenure-track eligible appointment. The successful candidate will coordinate the development of a new graduate occupational therapy program at Walsh University.
Walsh University believes in the desirability of a small university that promotes academic excellence, a diverse community and close student-teacher interactions. A commitment to the Judeo Christian tradition, diversity and service learning are critical to the mission of Walsh University.
The proposed program is a six semester, post-bachelor, master's degree, which is completed in 2 academic years (4 + 2). The program will be housed in a newly developed Division of Health Sciences at Walsh University's main campus, and the individuals within the program will work symbiotically with other well established health-related academic programs at Walsh University. A burgeoning pre-occupational therapy program exists at Walsh University and will provide a strong flow of future occupational therapy program admissions. Walsh University also has a thriving faculty development program on campus.
Opportunities as the program director will include developing the curricular philosophy, hiring departmental faculty, obtaining ACOTE accreditation, and creating a strategic plan for the program that is reflective of the mission of the university. We seek an energetic, creative, and passionate individual who is interested in designing a modern, visionary occupational therapy curriculum.
Walsh University recognizes the need for occupational therapists in Northeast and Eastern Ohio and has dedicated significant resources to the success of the occupational therapy program and its program director. The program will be located in newly constructed laboratory and teaching facilities with 21st century teaching capabilities. A modern, newly constructed anatomy and tissue laboratory will be available for programmatic use. A substantial sign-on/relocation bonus is available as is a generous, independently negotiated start-up package.
Qualified applicants who are interested in the program director position should submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and names, addresses, and phone numbers of 3 persons to contact as references.
Position Qualifications:
• Registered (Certified) occupational therapist, eligible for Ohio licensure
• A minimum of 8 years of experience as a licensed Occupational Therapist and at least 4 years of experience in a full-time academic appointment with teaching responsibilities
• Terminal doctorate degree
• Demonstrated skill in curriculum development, teaching, and administration (preferred)
• Record of scholarship success (preferred)
• Professional commitment and dedication to service
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Why Don't Women Go for Nice Guys?
- Thursday, January 12, 2012
EDITOR'S NOTE: He Said-She Said is a biweekly advice column featuring a question from a Crosswalk.com reader with responses from a male and female point of view. If you've got a question about anything related to singleness or living the single life, please submit it to He Said-She Said (selected questions will be posted anonymously).
QUESTION: Have you ever noticed that the most attractive and interesting women seem to be attracted to men who don't treat them very well? And that the "nicer" you are to a woman the more she often seems to act like "just a friend" to you? Women aren't usually romantically attracted to "nice" guys. Women are attracted to men who are funny, confident, and mysterious. Good looks don't hurt, but if you're not 6'4" tall and model-handsome, then you have to learn how to attract women with your personality. And being "nice" isn't going to do it for you.
HE SAID: This is an intriguing observation and a debatable question, something many (nice) guys have probably considered in the past, including myself.
It may seem as if "attractive" women are in relationships with "not so nice" men, however to say most are or to generalize the nicer you are to a woman the more she often seems to act like 'just a friend' to you may not be completely accurate nor as simplistic.
Media has sold us on the concept "nice guys finish last" and women are attracted to "disrespect," but my married female friends (all of whom are very attractive and interesting) are with respectful, God-fearing, polite, good, kind men.
Many of us have been misled to follow only Jesus the "nice" God—the passive gentleman playing with children, the teacher peacefully standing before a group of followers, or the well-groomed Lord calmly knocking at the door.
However, the God I follow is full of passion and conviction who lives with a burning desire to share his Word, fighting for the souls of man and standing up to those who come against him.
Girls don't grow up dreaming about someday marrying (just) a "nice" guy. Their desire is a "knight in shining armor," someone who will sweep them off of their feet, take them on an adventure, protect them from all evil, and is willing to fight for whom he loves.
The reason some women may not be attracted to "nice" guys is because they are only that, nice. There's nothing wrong with it, but the notion of a quiet, simple, pleasant guy doesn't conjure up excitement in a girl's mind.
While that knight may be nice, he is also confident in whom he is, has a cause to fight for, knows what he wants in life and pursues the woman he desires.
Don't change who you are or try to be what you think would be "more attractive." Be a man of passion and conviction as our God is and who he made us to be.
SHE SAID: "Bad boys, bad boys ... whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do?" Sorry, but that lyric kept playing through my mind while reading your question.
That aside, I think you bring up a great point about the kind of guys that seem to attract some women (not all . . . and not most, in my opinion). Just as men are intrigued by women who are "hard to get," I think that some women are intrigued with men who are a little "dangerous." I remember the John Bender character in the '80s film The Breakfast Club played by Judd Nelson. He was the loner-loser-leather-jacket-wearing-guy who was stuck in high school detention on a Saturday along with other kids, one of whom was the class "sweetheart" Claire, played by Molly Ringwald.
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9—Production: Particular Factor Prices
and Productive Incomes (continued)
B. Business Income
The net incomes in the economy accrue to labor in wages, to landowners in ground rents (both wages and ground rents being "rents," i.e., unit-prices of productive factors), to capitalists in interest—all of which continue in the ERE—and profits and losses to entrepreneurs, which do not. (Ground rents are capitalized in the capital value of land, which therefore earns the interest rate in the ERE.) But what of the owners? Are their incomes exhausted by the category of entrepreneurial profit and loss, which we have studied in chapter 8, or will they continue to earn income beyond interest in the ERE?
So far we have seen that owners of businesses perform an entrepreneurial function: the function of uncertainty-bearing in an ever-changing world. Owners are also capitalists, who advance present funds to labor and land factors and earn interest. They may also be their own managers; in that case, they earn an implicit wage of management, since they are performing work which could also be performed by employees.[49] We have seen that, catallactically, labor is the personal energy of nonowners in production, and that this factor receives wages. When the owner does laboring work himself, then he too earns an implicit wage. This wage, of course, continues also in the ERE.
But is there a function which owning businessmen perform, and would still perform in the ERE, beyond the advancing of capital or possible managerial work? The answer is that they do execute another function for which they cannot hire other factors. It goes beyond the simple capital-advancing function, and it still continues in the ERE. For want of a better term, it may be called the decision-making function, or the ownership function. Hired managers may successfully direct production or choose production processes. But the ultimate responsibility and control of production rests inevitably with the owner, with the businessman whose property the product is until it is sold. It is the owners who make the decision concerning how much capital to invest and in what particular processes. And particularly, it is the owners who must choose the managers. The ultimate decisions concerning the use of their property and the choice of the men to manage it must therefore be made by the owners and by no one else. It is a function necessary to production, and one that continues in the ERE, since even in the ERE there are skills needed to hire proper managers and invest in the most efficient processes; and even though these skills remain constant, the efficiency with which they are performed will differ from one firm to another, and differing returns will be received accordingly.[50]
The decision-making factor is necessarily specific to each firm. We cannot call what it earns a wage because it can never be hired, and thus it does not earn an implicit wage. We may therefore call the income of this factor, the "rent of decision-making ability."[51] It is clear that this rent will be equal to the factor's DMVP, the amount which it specifically contributes to the firm's revenue. Since this ability differs from one owner to the next, the rents will differ accordingly. This difference accounts for the phenomena of "high-cost" and "low-cost" firms in any industry and indicates that differences in efficiency among firms are not solely functions of ephemeral uncertainty, but would persist even in the ERE.
Granting that the "supramarginal" (i.e., the lower-cost) firms in an industry are earning rents of decision-making ability for their owners, what of the "marginal" firms in the industry, the "high-cost" firms just barely in business? Are their owners earning rents of decision-making ability? Many economists have believed that these marginal firms earn no such income, just as they have believed that the marginal land earns zero rent. We have seen, however, that the marginal land earns some rent, even if "close to" zero. Similarly, the marginal firm earns some rent of decision-making ability. We can never say quantitatively how much it will be, only that it will be less than the corresponding "decision rents" of the supramarginal firms.
The belief that marginal firms earn no decision rents whatever seems to stem from two errors: (1) the assumption of mathematical continuity, so that successive points blend together; and (2) the assumption that "rent" is basically differential and therefore that the most inferior working land or firm must earn zero to establish the differential. We have seen, however, that rents are "absolute"—the earnings and marginal value products of factors. There is no necessity, therefore, for the poorest factor to earn zero, as we can see when we realize that wages are a subdivision of rents and that there is clearly no one making a zero wage. And so neither does the marginal firm earn a decision rent of zero.
That the decision rent earned by the marginal firm must be positive and not zero becomes evident if we consider a firm whose decision rent is only zero. Its owner would then be performing certain functions—making and bearing responsibility for ultimate decisions about his property and choosing the top managers—and yet receiving no return. And this in the ERE, where it cannot be simply the unforeseen result of entrepreneurial mistakes! But there will be no reason for the owner to continue performing these functions without a return. He will not continue to earn what is psychically a negative return, for while he remained in business he would continue to expend energy in ownership while receiving nothing in return.
To sum up, the income accruing to a business owner, in a changing economy, will be a composite of four elements:
We have, so far, been dealing almost exclusively with capitalist-entrepreneurs. Since the entrepreneur is the actor in relation to natural uncertainty, the capital investor, who hires and makes advances to other factors, plays a peculiarly important entrepreneurial role. Making decisions concerning how much and where to invest, he is the driving force of the modern economy. Laborers are also entrepreneurs in the sense of predicting demand in the markets for labor and choosing to enter certain markets accordingly. Someone who emigrates from one country to another in expectation of a higher wage is in this sense an entrepreneur and may obtain a monetary profit or loss from his move. One important distinction between capitalist-entrepreneurs and laborer-entrepreneurs is that only the former may suffer negative incomes in production. Even if a laborer emigrates to a nation where pay turns out to be lower than expected, he absorbs only a differential, or "opportunity," loss from what he might have earned elsewhere. But he still earns a positive wage in production. Even in the unlikely event of a labor surplus vis-à-vis land, the laborer earns zero and not negative wages. But the capitalist-entrepreneur, the man who hires the other factors, can and does incur actual monetary losses from his entrepreneurial effort.
A particularly important category of laborer-entrepreneurs is that of the sellers of personal services to consumers. These laborers are generally capitalists as well. The sellers of such services—doctors, lawyers, concert artists, servants, etc.—are self-employed businessmen, who, in addition to interest on whatever capital they have invested, earn an implicit "managerial" wage for their labor.[52][53] Thus, they earn a peculiar type of income: a business return consisting almost exclusively of labor income. We may call this type of work direct labor, since it is labor that serves directly as a consumers' good rather than hired as a factor of production. And since it is a consumers' good, this labor service is priced directly on the market.
The determination of the prices of these goods will be similar on the demand side to that of any consumers' good. Consumers evaluate marginal units of the service on their value scales and decide how much, if any, to purchase. There is a difference, however, on the supply side. The market-supply curves for most consumers' goods are vertical straight lines, since the sale of the product, once produced, is costless to the entrepreneur. He has no alternative use for it. The case of personal service, however, is different. In the first place, leisure is a definite alternative to work. In the second place, as a result of the connexity of the labor market, the worker can shift to a higher-paying occupation further up on the structure of production if his income in this occupation is unsatisfactory. As a result, for this type of consumers' good, the supply curve is likely to be a rather flat, forward-sloping one.
The seller of the service, or the direct laborer, earns, as do all factors, his DMVP to the consumer. He will allocate his labor to whatever branch, whether high or low in the structure of production, where his DMVP will be the highest, and where, as a consequence, his wage rate will be the greatest. The principles of allocation, then, between direct labor and indirect labor in production are the same as those among the various branches of indirect productive use.
D. Market Calculation and Implicit Earnings
We have seen that a musician or a doctor earns wages without being an employee; the wages of each are implicit in the income that he receives, even though they are received directly from the consumers.
In the real world, each function is not necessarily performed by a different person. The same person can be a landowner and a worker. Similarly, a particular firm, or rather its owner or owners, may own land and participate in the production of capital goods. The owner may also manage his own firm. In practice, the different sources of income can be separated only by referring to these incomes as determined by prices on the market. For example, suppose that a man owns a firm which invests its capital, owns its own ground land, and produces a capital good, and that he manages the plant himself. He receives a net income over a year's period of 1,000 gold ounces. How can he estimate the different sources of his income? Suppose that he had invested 5,000 gold ounces in the business. He looks around at the economy and finds that what he can pretty well call the ruling rate of interest, toward which the economy is tending, is 5 percent. He then concludes that 250 gold ounces of his net income was implicit interest. Next, he estimates approximately what he would have received in wages of management if he had gone to work for a competing firm rather than engaging in this business. Suppose he estimates that this would have been 500 gold ounces. He then looks to his ground land. What could he have received for the land if he had rented it out instead of using it himself in the business? Let us say that he could have received 400 ounces in rental income for the land.
Now, our owner received a net money income, as landowner-capitalist-laborer-entrepreneur, of 1,000 gold ounces for the year. He then estimates what his costs were, in money terms. These costs are not his explicit money expenses, which have already been deducted to find his net income, but his implicit expenses, i.e., his opportunities forgone by engaging in the business. Adding up these costs, he finds that they total:
Thus, the entrepreneur suffered a loss of 150 ounces over the period. If his opportunity costs had been less than 1,000, he would have gained an entrepreneurial profit.
It is true that such estimates are not precise. The estimates of what he would have received can never be wholly accurate. But this tool of ex post calculation is an indispensable one. It is the only way by which a man can guide his ex ante decisions, his future actions. By means of this calculation, he may realize that he is suffering a loss in this business. If the loss continues much longer, he will be impelled to shift his various resources to other lines of production. It is only by means of such estimates that an owner of more than one type of factor in the firm can determine his gains or losses in any situation and then allocate his resources to strive for the greatest gains.
A very important aspect of such estimates of implicit incomes has been overlooked: there can be no implicit estimates without an explicit market! When an entrepreneur receives income, in other words, he receives a complex of various functional incomes. To isolate them by calculation, there must be in existence an external market to which the entrepreneur can refer. This is an extremely important point, for, as we shall soon see in detail, this furnishes a most important limitation on the relative potential size of a single firm on the market.
For example, suppose we return for a moment to our old hypothetical example in which each firm is owned jointly by all its factor-owners. In that case, there is no separation at all between workers, landowners, capitalists, and entrepreneurs. There would be no way, then, of separating the wage incomes received from the interest or rent incomes or profits received. And now we finally arrive at the reason why the economy cannot consist completely of such firms (called "producers' co-operatives").[54] For, without an external market for wage rates, rents, and interest, there would be no rational way for entrepreneurs to allocate factors in accordance with the wishes of the consumers. No one would know where he could allocate his land or his labor to provide the maximum monetary gains. No entrepreneur would know how to arrange factors in their most value-productive combinations to earn the greatest profit. There could be no efficiency in production because the requisite knowledge would be lacking. The productive system would be in complete chaos, and everyone, whether in his capacity as consumer or as producer, would be injured thereby. It is clear that a world of producers' co-operatives would break down for any economy but the most primitive, because it could not calculate and therefore could not arrange productive factors to meet the desires of the consumers and hence earn the highest incomes for the producers.
E. Vertical Integration and the Size of the Firm
In the free economy, there is an explicit time market, labor market, and land-rent market. It is clear that while chaos would ensue from a world of producers' co-operatives, other critical points even before that would, as it were, introduce little bits of chaos into the productive system. Thus, suppose that workers are separated from capitalists, but that all capitalists own their own ground land. Further, suppose, that for one reason or another, no capitalist will be able to rent out his land to some other firm. In that case, land and a particular capital and production process are indissolubly wedded to each other. There would be no rational way to allocate land in production, since it would have no explicit price anywhere. Since producers would suffer heavy losses, the free market would never establish such a situation. For the free market always tends to conduct affairs so that entrepreneurs make the greatest profit through serving the consumer best and most efficiently. Since absence of calculation creates grave inefficiencies in the system, it also causes heavy losses. Such a situation (absence of calculation) would therefore never be established on a free market, particularly after an advanced economy has already developed calculation and a market.
If this is true for such cases as a world of producers' co-operatives and the absence of a rent market, it also holds true, on a smaller scale, for "vertical integration" and the size of a firm. Vertical integration occurs when a firm produces not only at one stage of production, but over two or more stages. For example, a firm becomes so large that it buys labor, land, and capital goods of the fifth order, then works on these capital goods, producing other capital goods of the fourth order. In another plant, it then works on the fourth-order capital goods until they become third-order capital goods. It then sells the third-order product.
Vertical integration, of course, lengthens the production period for any firm, i.e., it lengthens the time before the firm can recoup its investment in the production process. The interest return then covers the time for two or more stages rather than one.[55] There is a more important question involved, however. This is the role of implicit earnings and calculation in a vertically integrated firm. Let us take the case of the integrated firm mentioned in Figure 65.
Figure 65 depicts a vertically integrated firm; the arrows represent the movement of goods and services (not of money). The firm buys labor and land factors at both the fifth and the fourth stages; it also makes the fourth-stage capital goods itself and uses them in another plant to make a lower-stage good. This movement internal to the firm is expressed by the dotted arrow.
Does such a firm employ calculation within itself, and if so, how? Yes. The firm assumes that it sells itself the fourth-rank capital good. It separates its net income as a producer of fourth-rank capital from its role as producer of third-rank capital. It calculates the net income for each separate division of its enterprise and allocates resources according to the profit or loss made in each division. It is able to make such an internal calculation only because it can refer to an existing explicit market price for the fourth-stage capital good. In other words, a firm can accurately estimate the profit or loss it makes in a stage of its enterprise only by finding out the implicit price of its internal product, and it can do this only if an external market price for that product is established elsewhere.
To illustrate, suppose that a firm is vertically integrated over two stages, with each stage covering one year's time. The general rate of interest in the economy tends towards 5 percent (per annum). This particular firm, say, the Jones Manufacturing Company, buys and sells its factors as shown in Figure 66.
This vertically integrated firm buys factors at the fifth rank for 100 ounces and original factors at the fourth rank for 15 ounces; it sells the final product at 140 ounces. It seems that it has made a handsome entrepreneurial profit on its operations, but can it find out which stage or stages is making this profitable showing? If there is an external market for the product of the stage that the firm has vertically integrated (stage 4), the Jones Company is able to calculate the profitability of specific stages of its operations. Suppose, for example, that the price of the fourth-order capital good on the external market is 103 ounces. The Jones Company then estimates its implicit price for this intermediate product at what it would have brought on the market if it had been sold there. This price will be about 103 ounces.[56] Assuming that the price is estimated at 103, then the total amount of money spent by Jones' lower-order plant on factors is 15 (explicit, on original factors) plus 103 (implicit, on capital goods) for a total of 118.
Now the Jones Company can calculate the profits or losses made at each stage of its operations. The "higher" stage bought factors for 100 ounces and "sold" them at 103 ounces. It made a 3-percent return on its investment. The lower stage bought its factors for 118 ounces and sold the product for 140 ounces, making a 29-percent return. It is obvious that, instead of enjoying a general profitability, the Jones Company suffered a 2-percent entrepreneurial loss on its earlier stage and gained a 24- percent profit on its later stage. Knowing this, it will shift resources from the higher to the lower stage in accordance with their respective profitabilities—and therefore in accordance with the desires of consumers. Perhaps it will abandon its higher stage altogether, buying the capital good from an external firm and concentrating its resources in the more profitable lower stage.
On the other hand, suppose that there is no external market, i.e., that the Jones Company is the only producer of the intermediate good. In that case, it would have no way of knowing which stage was being conducted profitably and which not. It would therefore have no way of knowing how to allocate factors to the various stages. There would be no way for it to estimate any implicit price or opportunity cost for the capital good at that particular stage. Any estimate would be completely arbitrary and have no meaningful relation to economic conditions.
In short, if there were no market for a product, and all of its exchanges were internal, there would be no way for a firm or for anyone else to determine a price for the good. A firm can estimate an implicit price when an external market exists; but when a market is absent, the good can have no price, whether implicit or explicit. Any figure could be only an arbitrary symbol. Not being able to calculate a price, the firm could not rationally allocate factors and resources from one stage to another.
Since the free market always tends to establish the most efficient and profitable type of production (whether for type of good, method of production, allocation of factors, or size of firm), we must conclude that complete vertical integration for a capital-good product can never be established on the free market (above the primitive level). For every capital good, there must be a definite market in which firms buy and sell that good. It is obvious that this economic law sets a definite maximum to the relative size of any particular firm on the free market.[57]Because of this law, firms cannot merge or cartelize for complete vertical integration of stages or products. Because of this law, there can never be One Big Cartel over the whole economy or mergers until One Big Firm owns all the productive assets in the economy. The force of this law multiplies as the area of the economy increases and as islands of noncalculable chaos swell to the proportions of masses and continents. As the area of incalculability increases, the degrees of irrationality, misallocation, loss, impoverishment, etc., become greater. Under one owner or one cartel for the whole productive system, there would be no possible areas of calculation at all, and therefore complete economic chaos would prevail.[58]
Economic calculation becomes ever more important as the market economy develops and progresses, as the stages and the complexities of type and variety of capital goods increase. Ever more important for the maintenance of an advanced economy, then, is the preservation of markets for all the capital and other producers' goods.
Our analysis serves to expand the famous discussion of the possibility of economic calculation under socialism, launched by Professor Ludwig von Mises over 40 years ago.[59] Mises, who has had the last as well as the first word in this debate, has demonstrated irrefutably that a socialist economic system cannot calculate, since it lacks a market, and hence lacks prices for producers' and especially for capital goods.[60] Now we see that, paradoxically, the reason why a socialist economy cannot calculate is not specifically because it is socialist! Socialism is that system in which the State forcibly seizes control of all the means of production in the economy. The reason for the impossibility of calculation under socialism is that one agent owns or directs the use of all the resources in the economy. It should be clear that it does not make any difference whether that one agent is the State or one private individual or private cartel. Whichever occurs, there is no possibility of calculation anywhere in the production structure, since production processes would be only internal and without markets. There could be no calculation, and therefore complete economic irrationality and chaos would prevail, whether the single owner is the State or private persons.
The difference between the State and the private case is that our economic law debars people from ever establishing such a system in a free-market society. Far lesser evils prevent entrepreneurs from establishing even islands of incalculability, let alone infinitely compounding such errors by eliminating calculability altogether. But the State does not and cannot follow such guides of profit and loss; its officials are not held back by fear of losses from setting up all-embracing cartels for one or more vertically integrated products. The State is free to embark upon socialism without considering such matters. While there is therefore no possibility of a one-firm economy or even a one-firm vertically integrated product, there is much danger in an attempt at socialism by the State. A further discussion of the State and State intervention will be found in chapter 12 of this book.
A curious legend has become quite popular among the writers on the socialist side of the debate over economic calculation. This runs as follows: Mises, in his original article, asserted "theoretically" that there could be no economic calculation under socialism; Barone proved mathematically that this is false and that calculation is possible; Hayek and Robbins conceded the validity of this proof but then asserted that calculation would not be "practical." The inference is that the argument of Mises has been disposed of and that all socialism needs is a few practical devices (perhaps calculating machines) or economic advisers to permit calculation and the "counting of the equations."
This legend is almost completely wrong from start to finish. In the first place, the dichotomy between "theoretical" and "practical" is a false one. In economics, all arguments are theoretical. And, since economics discusses the real world, these theoretical arguments are by their nature "practical" ones as well.
The false dichotomy disposed of, the true nature of the Barone "proof" becomes apparent. It is not so much "theoretical" as irrelevant. The proof-by-listing-of-mathematical-equations is no proof at all. It applies, at best, only to the evenly rotating economy. Obviously, our whole discussion of the calculation problem applies to the real world and to it only. There can be no calculation problem in the ERE because no calculation there is necessary. Obviously, there is no need to calculate profits and losses when all future data are known from the beginning and where there are no profits and losses. In the ERE, the best allocation of resources proceeds automatically. For Barone to demonstrate that the calculation difficulty does not exist in the ERE is not a solution; it is simply a mathematical belaboring of the obvious.[61] The difficulty of calculation applies to the real world only.[62]
[49]This implicit wage will equal the DMVP of the owner's managerial services, which will tend to equal the "opportunity wage forgone" that he could be earning as a manager elsewhere.
[50]This implicit wage will equal the DMVP of the owner's managerial services, which will tend to equal the "opportunity wage forgone" that he could be earning as a manager elsewhere.
[51]For an interesting contribution to the theory of business income, though not coinciding with the one presented here, see Harrod, "Theory of Profit" in Economic Essays, pp. 190–95. Also see Friedman, "Survey of the Empirical Evidence on Economies of Scale: Comment."
[52]Since the scope of their business property and decisions is relatively negligible compared to their labor services, we may neglect their decision rents here.
[53]It is a managerial wage, even though the only employee may be the owner himself. It may seem strange to classify a domestic servant as "self-employed," but actually he is no different from a doctor or a lawyer to the extent that the latter sells his services to consumers rather than to capitalists.
[54]Another reason why an economy of producers' co-operatives could not calculate is that every original factor would be tied indissolubly to a specific line of production. There can be no calculation where all factors are purely specific.
[55]Vertical integration, we might note, tends to reduce the demand for money (to "turn over" at various stages) and thereby to lower the purchasing power of the monetary unit. For the effect of vertical integration on the analysis of investment and the production structure, see Hayek, Prices and Production, pp. 62–68.
[56]The implicit price, or opportunity cost of selling to oneself, might be less than the existing market price, since the entry of the Jones Company on the market might have lowered the price of the good, say to 102 ounces. There would be no way at all, however, to estimate the implicit price if there were no external market and external price.
[57]On the size of a firm, see the challenging article by R.H. Coase, "The Nature of the Firm" in George J. Stigler and Kenneth E. Boulding, eds., Readings in Price Theory (Chicago: Richard D. Irwin, 1952), pp. 331–51. In an illuminating passage Coase pointed out that State "planning is imposed on industry, while firms arise voluntarily because they represent a more efficient method of organizing production. In a competitive system there is an 'optimum' amount of planning." Ibid., p. 335 n.
[58]Capital goods are stressed here because they are the product for which the calculability problem becomes important. Consumers' goods per se are no problem, since there are always many consumers buying goods, and therefore consumers' goods will always have a market.
[59]See the classic presentation of the position in Ludwig von Mises, "Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth," reprinted in F.A. Hayek, ed., Collectivist Economic Planning (London: George Routledge & Sons, 1935), pp. 87–130. Also see in the Hayek volume the other essays by Hayek, Pierson, and Halm. Mises continued his argument in Socialism (2nd ed.; New Haven: Yale University Press, 1951), pp. 135–63, and refutes more recent criticisms in his Human Action, pp. 694–711. Aside from these works, the best book on the subject of economic calculation under socialism is Trygve J.B. Hoff, Economic Calculation in the Socialist Society (London: William Hodge, 1949). Also see F.A. Hayek, "Socialist Calculation III, the Competitive 'Solution'" in Individualism and the Economic Order, pp. 181–208, and Henry Hazlitt's remarkable essay in fictional form, The Great Idea (New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1951).
[60]It is remarkable that so many antisocialist writers have never become aware of this critical point.
[61]Far from being refuted, Mises had already disposed of this argument in his original article. See Hayek, Collectivist Economic Planning, p. 109. Further, Barone's article was written in 1908, 12 years before Mises'. A careful perusal of Mises' original article, in fact, reveals that he there disposed of almost all the alleged "solutions" which decades later were brought forth as "new" attempts to refute his argument.
[62] Part of the confusion stems from an unfortunate position taken by two followers of Mises in this debate—Hayek and Robbins. They argued that a socialist government could not calculate because it simply could not compute the millions of equations that would be necessary. This left them open to the obvious retort that now, with high-speed computers available to the government, this practical objection is no longer relevant. In reality, the job of rational calculation has nothing to do with computing equations. Nobody has to worry about "equations" in real life except mathematical economists. Cf. Lionel Robbins, The Great Depression (New York: Macmillan & Co., 1934), p. 151, and Hayek in Collectivist Economic Planning, pp. 212f.


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* Horde Library $from Bug part 2 + How to exploit with IMP and Sendmail *
An actual fix to this problem has been committed to the Horde 1.2 and Horde
1.3 cvs trees. Horde 1.2.2 (accompanied by IMP 2.2.2) should be released
shortly to make the fix generally available. A patch to upgrade
horde/lib/horde.lib (the file where the critical fix is applied) from the
1.2.1 version to the fixed version is available here:
(beware wrapped lines)
Workaround: The "$from" var has to be checked for "-" chars following
the space character. Passing those chars unfiltered will
nearly always lead to exploitable bugs or errors.
As neither a mail address nor a name with a leading minus
sign does make sense, here is a small patch that converts
every minus at the beginning of a word into an underscore:
Instead, we simply refuse to send the email if an address is specified which
contains spaces in the user () host portion of the address. We also put the
address following sendmail -f in double quotes, escaping any shell
characters inside it.
Fix: Best solution would be generally not to pass vars to
popen(), but rather opening the pipe to Sendmail by calling
popen("$default->path_to_Sendmail -t)
and putting all available information into the mail header.
This requires some extra checking and converting, but
secures the system a lot.
Unfortunately, doing so would remove our ability to correctly set the
envelope From address of emails sent out, which would result in some users
being unable to post to mailing lists, among other things.
Feedback: Please send suggestions, updates, and comments to
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As I understand it, it is considered courteous to give a project at least a
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announcement. I realize that this was a follow-up to a previous disclosure,
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References: Both projects (Horde and IMP) of the horde group can be
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Despite those few bugs, these people there have really
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Why thank you.
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We really had too much fun shooting this 'shoe selfie' campaign for Ross's Facebook contest! I think I said "selfie season" every 5 minutes. I pulled all the clothes and shoes directly from Ross. Seriously, lots o' gems during my 'treasure hunt'!!! Had to keep a few things for myself. Sad face that you can't see my fabulously sexy lil' picnic basket vignette. Womp.
Anywho, this contest is still running and the grand prize is $500 to go mad in Ross. Get after it guys! #selfieseason
Another wild ride with the geniuses at HEIST projects. The ASUS fonepads were truly gorgeous and sleek. Always a bit hard on the nerves when handling gadget samples on a shoot— and this fonepad had to be rigged to our bomb guy's jacket. Yikes. But the commercial turned out great! Still laughing. Awesome, awesome sets.
Mega kudos to Kelly for holding down wardrobe for the rest of the project for me when I had to travel! Yayyyy Kelly. xoxoxo
Always so exciting to relish in my inner nerdliness every time I get to work on a tech concept vid. PLEASE NOTE— this image is just a web shot— I sign my life away on those NDA's and can't share any details but trust me, the future is rad.
(Major disclaimer on the hairy knuckles as well. As I said: Not My Image)
More wardrobe I did for this gang of wacky characters. We shot this one last year for the debut of the August Lock. I love the editing and comedic timing! And the ex-housemate and houseguest-from-hell?? Aaahhh yes — these are the things that make me love my job.
So many little hidden jokes in this vid. But I'll never tell! Okay, I will tell. Email me!
Welcome to the swim suite! Shoreline standouts, ahoy.
Welcome to the swim suite! Shoreline standouts, ahoy.
Another fun one with the zany team at HEIST!
TV commercial for Tria Beauty age-defying laser that I shot with the lovely Dr. Rahman. She had me giggling all day and getting me in trouble!
Some amazeball sets created by the Davids and shot at the Blue Sky studios in the Dogpatch. And I never thought I'd say this but I WANT ALL THEIR LASERS.
Come see me at the wardrobe drive and do some fashion goodness!
Our drive benefits Wardrobe for Opportunity.
Nice collabo yesterday with Adelle of the FashionistaLab.com!
I just love Pretty Penny. If you haven't visited this Oakland gem, I'll give you a late pass and you can scootch on over there.
Fall texture. Purrrrrrrr.
The Glamorous Life of a Fashion Stylist
Another brilliant Cisco project with the talented team… I had such fun creating these costumes.
…for all those lackluster jean jackets out there in the world
I found this tough gal while I was out sourcing used military gear. Lipstick is poppin!
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One last thing I wanted to mention in my rant but forgot to say.
White skin just looks better…
From an artistic perspective. Look at the traditional colorless skin and tell me that looks good. Hussie chose to add race because the old art style just didn't look good for Trickster mode. And while a darker skin tone doesn't look awful, the dark skin clashes with the light, pastel colors of the outfit. I'm not saying black people aren't allowed to wear colorful clothes. I'm not saying white people can't wear dark clothes. But when drawing a light candy-coated pastel character/outfit. A peachy color tends to blend best so it is understandable why Hussie chose that.
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OP you have a really lousy "artistic" perspective. That's why we have COLOR SCHEME/THEORY! I don't see anything wrong...
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I can understand how some colors compliment different skin shades but this is fucking stupid.
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OP is so full of shit. (Darkest-skin Jane there looks best imo. That's a good contrast.)
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