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Canyon Strive AL Frame- Excellent condition$500 GPB
Canyon Strive Frame Large Black under 12 months old with Fox RP2. For Sale is my Canyon Strive frame. The frame is very fresh everything is in very good working order. The frame has been well maintained, cleaned and serviced regularly. 12x142 rear wheel required with canyon through axle included. The frame has a build in Sag meter to help with the initial set up. it has one small paint chip on the down tube (pictured) and a small area of rubbing on the drive side seat stay also pictured. The shock was serviced very recently and is running great, also has just had brand new bushing kit as i had one kicking about. Frame comes with sram blackbox bottom bracket rep£185, CaneCreek 40 headset, rear axle, 3 spare mech hangers and a few cables that are internally routed. I m selling the frame to get something a bit larger as i am pretty tall. Any questions don't hesitate to ask, text me on 07857 144 574 or send a PM. I am based in Inverness or Aberdeen and can arrange to meet either or can post in Britain. Cheers Dan
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Maxxis Minion DHF Supertacky Brand NEW$30 GPB
For sale 2 x supertacky maxxis downhill minion. £30 each. these tires were bought from local bike shop but as i have had my dh bike stolen i wont be needing them this season. further reduced prize if you wont both. +5 postage just because they are awkward to ship. £35 for one or can ship both for the prize of one so for both £65 Any questions PM me or catch me on my mobile Cheers Dan
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Oakley O frame goggles$20 GPB
Oakley O frame goggles black strap and red lens casing. they goggles are used but still in good condition the lenses are a little scratched and could potentially need replacing. oakley to cheap replacements for these. Selling as my goggle collection has grown to far and im just keeping the sets which are the same for ease of swapping lenses about.cheapest i cant find these goggles is £35 Any questions pm me or call my mobile number listed about Cheers Dan
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Utopia Warrant MX goggles$30 GPB
Utopia warrant mx goggles. These goggles have seen minimal use and are if very good condition. The lenses are used but in good condition with no bad scratches and no need to change. cant find these goggles and cheaper than £50 selling as i have built up to big a collection of goggles and im keeping the ones i have numerous pairs of for ease of swapping the lenses about. any questions pm me or call on my mobile cheers Dan
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Cortex DH MIPS Worn once, NEW!$220 GPB
Below is the description offered on the POC website. helmet is for sale as it doesn't seem to fit my shape of head even with both sizes of pads. (M/L or S/M) has been taken on and off in house and was used for about two runs, never crashed never dropped. cheapest i could find online was £289.99 so £220 seems very reasonable. helmet comes with both small/ medium pads and medium/ large ones, the helmet has just one shell size so its just a case of swapping pads to what suits. any questions dont hesitate to contact here or on my mobile. The Cortex DH is a lightweight full face helmet that has an advanced carbon shell wrapped over POC's patent pending aramid reinforced multi-impact EPP in-mold liner. The double overlapping shell and POC's patented VDSAP allows for a fully ventilated helmet with maximum comfort, without sacrificing penetration resistance. Cortex DH is equipped with the patented MIPS system to reduce the rotational forces to the brain in the case of an oblique impact. MIPS system Carbon outer shell Thin PC inner shell Multi impact liner Aramid penetration barrier Penetration-proof ventilation system with airflow channels between the two shells Ear chambers designed for balance and hearing Chin bar constructed for optimized protection and easy breathing WEIGHT: 1000 g
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Mary Val Palumbo, DNP, APRN, GNP-BC
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Dr. Mary Val Palumbo is the Director of the AHEC Nursing Workforce, Research, Planning and Development initiative at the University of Vermont. Since 2001, she has received research and project grants for initiatives to address the nursing shortage including emergency preparedness, re-entering nursing practice, nurse health and wellness, older nurses retention, and healthcare career awareness. In addition to conducting research on Vermont's nurse workforce, Dr. Palumbo teaches nurse practitioner students and practices as a Gerontological Nurse Practitioner at the University of Vermont Medical Center Memory Program.
DNP, Rush University, Doctor of Nursing Practice, 2004
MS, MGH Institute of Health Professions, Nursing, 1985
BS, East Stroudsburg State College, Physical Education & Recreation, 1976
Courses Taught
GRNU 301 - Advanced Practice Nursing: Professional Development and Socialization
GRNU 333 - Advanced Health Assessment
GRNU 351 - Assessment and Health Maintenance for Adults GRNU 369 Optimizing Health
GRNU 300 - Nursing Research
Research Interests
- Nursing workforce
- Older nurses
- Health promotion
- Alzheimer's Disease
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Palumbo, MV., Marth, N., Rambur, B. Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) supply in a small state: trends to inform policy (2011). Policy, Politics & Nursing Practice. 12 (1) 27-35. (Abstract)
McIntosh, BR, Palumbo, MV, Rambur, BA. An aging nursing workforce necessitates change. American Journal of Nursing. Dec, 110 (12): 56-8. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV, Rambur, B, McIntosh, B and Naud , S. Registered Nurses' perceptions of health and safety related to their intention to leave. AAOHN Journal 58(3), 95-103. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV, Wu, G., Shaner-McRae, H., Rambur, B. & McIntosh, B. Tai Chi for older nurses: A workplace wellness pilot study. Applied Nursing Research DOI: 10.1016/j.apnr.2010.01.002. (Abstract)
McIntosh, BR, Palumbo, MV, Rambur, BA. (2010) An aging nursing workforce necessitates change. American Journal of Nursing. Dec, 110 (12): 56-8.
Palumbo, MV, McIntosh, B, Rambur, B and Naud, S.(2009) Retaining an aging nurse workforce: perceptions of human resource practices. Nursing Economics 27 (4), 221-227,232. (Abstract)
Palumbo, MV. (2008). State Funding for Nurse Faculty Loan Repayment: The Vermont Experience. In Dickson G & Flynn L (Eds.) Nursing Research and Policy: Turning Evidence into Health Policy. Springer Publishing Company, LLC: New York, NY.
Palumbo, MV, Rambur, MV, McIntosh, B., Naud, S. (2008). Perceptions of an ideal career vs. perceptions of six health careers. Journal of Allied Health 37(1) 8-14. (Abstract)
Rambur, B., Palumbo, MV, McIntosh, B., Thomas, C. (2008) A cross-disciplinary statewide rural healthcare workforce analysis. Journal of Allied Health 37, (2), 106-109. (Abstract)
McIntosh, B., Palumbo, MV., Rambur, B. (2006). Does a 'shadow workforce' of inactive nurses exist? Nursing Economics 24 (5): 231-238. (Abstract)
Reinier, K., Palumbo, M.V., McIntosh, B., Rambur, B., Kolodinsky, J., Hurowitz, L., Ashikaga, T. (2005) Measuring the nursing workforce: definitions and survey results. Medical Care Research and Review 62: 741-755. (Abstract)
Rambur, B., McIntosh, B., Palumbo, M.V., Reinier, K. (2005) Education as a determinant of career retention and job satisfaction among registered nurses. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 37(2): 185-92. (Abstract)
Honors and Awards
- Vermont State Nurses Association "Honor a Nurse" Award, November 2009
- Sigma Theta Tau International 2007 Best of Journal of Nursing Scholarship (Profession and Society category) for Education as a Determinant of Career Retention and Job Satisfaction Among Registered Nurses
- Rush University Dean's Award, June 2005
- Rush University Golden Lamp Society Award for Outstanding Performance in the Doctor of Nursing Program, August 2004
Grants and Scholarship Activities
- Phase II-Preparing Nursing Students for Employment in Vermont. Vermont Department of Labor - $40,000 (PI), September 1, 2008 - September 1, 2009.
- "Mission Essential-Ladders for a Lifetime" HRSA Career Ladders Grant - $202,790 (PI), July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2008.
- Vermont Health Workforce Supply/Demand Monitoring System. HRSA Research Focused Initiative - $393,637 (PI), August 1, 2004 - June, 30, 2006.
- Launch of On-line Program for RN Re-entry. VT. Department of Employment and Training - $43,792 (PI), July 1, 2004 - June 30, 2005.
- Next Steps in Expanding Educational Capacity for VT. Nursing Schools. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health - $32,122 (PI), January 1 - June 30, 2004.
- Survey of Inactive Nurses. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health and Bioterrorism Preparedness, $62,100 (PI). The Vermont Inactive Nurse Survey, January 1 - June 30 2004.
- The Process of Re-entry into Nursing Practice in Vermont. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health, $31,675 (PI), March 2003 - August 2003.
- Rural Nursing Workforce Research Planning and Development. HRSA Rural Outreach Grant, $387,000 (grant manager and co-investigator). Job Analysis and Retention Survey, 2003 RN and LNA Relicensure surveys, Long Term Care Staffing Mix and Deficiency Analysis, Middle School Students' Perceptions of an Ideal Career and a Career in Nursing, Statewide Analysis of RN's Intention to Leave, June 2002- June 2004.
- Health Workforce Assessment. VT Health Department Office of Rural Health, $50,000 (PI). Vermont Health Workforce Assessment Pilot Study, July 2002 - June 2003.
Professional Affiliations
American Nurses Association
Eastern Nurses Research Society
Vermont Organization of Nurse Leaders
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32 be directly calculated by Mohr's circle of stress, as shown in f pc Vcw = ft 1 + bw d + Vp Figures B-4 and F-2 in the appendixes; see Equation 18. ft (Eq. 15) Av f y d Vs = cot where d is suggested to be not less than 0.8h. s (Eq. 17) The tensile strength of the concrete, ft, can be taken as somewhere between 2 fc and 4 fc where f c is in psi units. f pc where: cot = 1 + (Eq. 18) In the proposed provisions, stress is expressed in ksi but it is ft considered more useful to present the proposal with the stress given in psi units. A tensile cracking strength close When fpc = 0, the axial stress is zero, or if flexure-shear to 4 fc is believed to provide a more accurate estimate of cracking governs, then cot = 1 ( = 45 degrees). the diagonal cracking strength in the design of the end regions of a fully prestressed member in which there is no effect of flexure while a value of 2 fc is a better estimate of 3.1.2 Proposed Simplified Provisions the diagonal cracking load in a reinforced concrete member The proposed simplified provisions are given here in both or a prestressed member with a low level of prestressing. A ksi and psi units. In order not to imply a greater level of pre- transition between those two levels is a function of the level cision in the procedure than can be justified, the coefficients of the prestress and the axial load. for the expressions in ksi units, as currently used in the LRFD specifications, are rounded off. Flexure-Shear Cracking Strength,Vci For flexure-shear cracking of prestressed beams, the Web-Shear Cracking Strength expression used in the AASHTO Standard Specification is Vcw = (0.06 fc + 0.30 f pc )bv d v + Vp Vi Mcr (where stress is in ksi units) (Eq. 19) Vci = 0.6 fcbw d + Vd + 1.7 fcbw d M max (Eq. 16) which is equivalent to where the sum of the second and third terms is an estimate Vcw = (1.9 fc + 0.30 f pc ) bv d v + Vp of the shear force at the time of flexural cracking while the first term is the increase in shear that has been observed (where stress is in psi units) (Eq. 20) in experiments for a flexural crack to propagate into a diag- onal crack. Flexure-Shear Cracking Strength Although the concrete contribution, Vc, is taken as an esti- mate of the diagonal cracking load, it must also be a lower Vi Mcr Vci = 0.02 fcbv d v + Vd + 0.06 fcbv d v bound estimate of the concrete contribution to shear resis- M max tance at the ultimate limit state. At the ultimate limit state, the concrete contribution is the sum of the shear carried in the (where stress is in ksi units) (Eq. 21) compression zone, the shear carried across diagonal crack which is equivalent to due to shear-friction (aggregate interlock), direct tension across diagonal cracks, dowel action, and arch action. Many Vi Mcr Vci = 0.632 fcbv d v + Vd + 1.9 fcbv d v factors influence the contributions of each of these mecha- M max nisms and attempts to reasonably account for them lead to (where stress is in psi units) (Eq. 22) complicated expressions for Vc. Thus, the approach taken by the research team in developing this simplified approach has The 0.06 coefficient in Equation 19 establishes a uniform been to use a lower bound estimate of the diagonal cracking minimum Vc contribution over the length of the member load that, when added to the calculated stirrup contribution independent of whether a web-shear or flexure-shear region to shear resistance, is shown to provide a conservative esti- is being designed. The coefficient of 0.06 (ksi units) is also mate of the capacity of test beams presented and discussed in Section 3.3. very close to the traditional coefficient of 1.7 (psi units) when it is considered that dv = 0.9d. Contribution of Shear Reinforcement, Vs Vci ,min = 1.7 fcbv d v (psi units) 1.7 fc / 1000 / 0.9 0.0597 fcbv d v ( ksi units) The contribution of the shear reinforcement to shear resis- tance is given in Equation 17. The angle of shear cracking can (Eq. 23)


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Re: Oberth Class the missing link between Enterprise and Reliant
Robert Comsol wrote:
^^ I'm starting to realize that
"The misunderstood ships of Star Trek?"
might have been the better thread title.
So I
have talked about
in here after all! Daggum it.
Robert Comsol wrote:
While obviously
the golden wall sculpture reveals the essence, the distinctive sleek lines and beautiful proportions that set Andrew Probert's
apart from the VFX model that appeared
literally out of nowhere and
exclusively in(side) an alternate (!) TNG reality (One could wonder whether the true
in the "real" timeline really looked like that VFX model).
I'd dare to say that the
wall sculpture in amount of total TNG screen time had more exposure (as a part of the conference lounge) than the new Ambassador Class VFX model during the entire run of TNG.
Y'know, your point about the alternate reality is a good one... but we do see ships of the same design in TNG's "Redemption" and DS9's "Emissary." Maybe they were called something else in the Prime Reality?
All kidding aside, far be it for me to be the peacemaker, but I think personal canon is what it is. If one wants to think something is a certain way on an ambiguous topic, one can find ways to do so.
I could imagine a world in which the
U.S.S. Ambassador
herself looked like the sculpture, and the C did not, but the sculpter goofed.
Or perhaps the C was the only other
to undergo a mass refit along the lines of the good ole 1701?
I guess my point is, there are ways around it if you really want to. Depends whether you want to make everything fit I guess. Also, in a way I have to agree with
- the sculpture came before the model, therefore the model was revised the sculpture. It varies how you want to interpret things as to which version is real and definitive. As Treknologists, we tend to more often than not conclude that the last word is the right word. And for me, the path of least resistance is usually the right one - but that doesn't necessarily mean it's right for everyone. Half the fun of the show is interpreting it how you want to.
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@ Praetor
Concerning the size comparison chart you provided in post # 99, I think there's bigger fish to fry than just the overall length figures of the
...notice the second starship from the top. I think some people would like to see this erased and overwritten...
You weren't supposed to notice that.
I think it's interesting that all the starships in that diagram are referred to as
, except the
which gets an FSV prefix. Probably not significant. Just amusing. There is a separate diagram that has only the
scaled - which I had as credited to Nilo Rodis-Jamero and predating Mr. Probert's drawing but I am uncertain this is correct. If so, Mr. Probert reused part of the drawing in his.
Regarding the
, some have asserted there are two differently-sized versions. Treknologically, we have precedent in the Klingon bird-of-prey. The OCD in me wants there to only be one. What is the feeling of other folks?
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"Why are you so obsessed with the pure text of your law ?
I'll be honest with you. I have not read it and have no intention to do so. What I've learnt about it so far was enough to make me puke."
That's an incredibly big LOL now. You know, you're like the morons on imdb who have never seen a movie but this doesn't prevent them to talk about it. Ridiculous.
As to the freedom of press here and there: I am old enough to remember the press under Kádár and since I read a lot of Western press nowadays (English, Dutch, French, German) I am in a good position to compare them. The similarities between the self-censorship applied then and now are striking.
But anyway, you're a moron and that makes two of us. Because the more I think about it and try to understand the resons behind this anti-Orban outrage in the West the more I believe it has nothing to do with the fears for democracy and freedom. No. This "outrage" is not about the media law, it's about Orban's policies of squeezing taxes out of Western investors in Hungary on the one hand. They cry all the time to David and Angie that the Fascist Hungarians want them to pay taxes, and now it's a good opportunity to have their revenge on the Orbán government. On the other hand, the rage of that Luxembourgois clown becomes fairly understandable if you think about what the abreviation RTL actually means...
In other words, all this vilification of Orbán happens under the disguise of "protection of freedom" but in reality it's only about protecting foreign economic interests in Hungary.
"Let me give you an advice - use this argument in Hungary where chances are that people never saw a European newspaper. In an international forum like this one you only make an ass of yourself,"
Dream on...
"Next will be, that the Hungarian press is in fact the most free in Europe?"
You have obviously no idea about the state of freedom of speech, including that of the press, in Hungary. Suffice to say, Hungarian political discourse was never corrupted by political correctness to the extent it did - and does - corrupt mainstream Western media. But probably under that mossy rock where you seem to live maybe you still think PC is good. Besides, the PC rhetorics of the Left-Liberal parties and their pet media was one of the many things that made voters loath them.
In the past twenty years, Hungarian journalism might have made mistakes in learning how to use the freedom of speech but Western journalism has outrightly forgotten those lessons. Just look at you - you don't even have the foggiest idea about the law we're talking about here, but you're here barking at it just because media like the Economist told you it's bad. Probably if the Economist told you breathing is bad you'd suffocate without any second thoughts, wouldn't you?
"So, what you say is that the press must be censored everywhere."
It already is. Sorry to say but the freedom of speech and press exist on paper only anywhere in the EU. You must be blind if you don't see it. But then we already know that you turn a blind eye to the facts. Now go and watch some commercials, easily manipulated as you are you probably make a good target audience.
"This is a much worse scenario - a bit like the thirties in Germany without the economic upturn."
Yeah yeah, probably you already see the brown colums marching. In your wet dreams maybe? Go get a life buddy.
Unlucky ?
This party was voted by Hungarians in free elections.
The current PM has never hidden his intentions, so the naives and idiots who were enchanted by the "iron fist" or "shock therapy" proclaims, now are worry about the status of democracy in their country.
People never learn from their mistakes.
As long as people don't learn from their mistakes, no progress is possible. Even a child knows that.
So why wonder at the "unluck" of Hungary ?
It is not unluck, people forge its country and future and so far Hungarians have done many mistakes by chosing the wrong people (Hungarian themselves, NOT aliens nor foreigners nor invaders !).
It's very simple. There are no secrets, no mysteries.
The last election proves that this is what the people in Hungary wanted. Apparently they haven't had enough from the communist years. A country that puts economic growth before freedom will have no freedom and no economic growth in the end.
rubberduck:When I think of this and see the storm of critisizm at the Hungarian act, the spineless hypocrisy of the Western "elite" and its media makes me want to vomit.
You just did.
rubber duck: "Obviouly, the West thinks that if we don't talk about a certain problem then it doesn't exist."
You poor thing, you don't even realize that it is your beloved Party that believes this. Requiring by LAW to have no more than 20% "bad news" is moronic at best - and this is the Hungarian law not some hazy "Western one."
So, you admit to be a fan of Milosevic, Ceausescu, Chavez and Orban? Nice company and a nice choice - and a very unpatriotic one, just see the mess these idiots caused in their own countries. Is this what you wish for your country - the twenty years of light?
@Rubber Duck
Take care by the way, some of the stuff you're writing might displease
the Supreme Witchhunting Authority of your country and may get you in trouble. Which would be a very just return of things....you get done to you what you wanted to do to others...
But lo and behold ! This is not a Hungarian site, so the SWA has no sway here...A pity....
"If you so much dislike things, attitudes and ideals European why don't you leave from here and set up your tent on some other (and hopefully) distant continent?"
I wish that was possible but it ain't necessary after all, because "other distant continents" are coming to Europe. Lazy old Europe might have human rights but everything else will belong to China.
Actually I can well imagine that in a few decades we'll have lots of Western immigrants trying to escape the mess that's coming to you soon. You know, there are already whole villages in Hungary entirely owned by Dutch and German pensioners. Maybe you should ask them why they moved here.
And what would be best for Hungary? Learning from the mistakes of the West instead of copying them. Because the West has become a Titanic steaming thought the night at full speed where anyone who utters "iceberg" gets thrown overboard.
You sound exactly like any other third-rate defender of any other third-rate, third-world dictatorship. This is the most worrying part - obviously there is a sizable part of the Hungarian population that is willing to go the way of Milosevich, Ceausescu or Chavez.
@Wonderland Central Europe:
If you don't want to see your children grow up in a pariah country, you already did a big step forward - probably in Hungary they won't have to live as dhimmis and bullied around for not being Muslim. If I was a Western European I'd be worried about the future too. It must be hard for you folks to realize that the fat years are over, and without immigration you couldn't function anymore. Too bad that in exchange for immigration you're giving up your culture and the cohesion of your societies. It's quite amusing to read all these attacks on Orban's media act coming from a media that has watered up the freedom of speech itself in order to appease Muslims. Just think about, for example, the outrage over Sarrazin's theses in the German press, and the cowardice of European politicians when they failed to stand up behind Denmark in the cartoon row.
And btw, what did the Econimist do? She followed a cowardly approach: not printing the cartoons but "defended the right to publish them". That was a moment requiring a solid stand for the sake of a fundamental right but the EU and her press preferred to appease those who attacked this freedom.
Now however the target is a minor European country and brave brave Economist makes no secret of her hatred against our government. However you probably know the Hungarian proverb: the dog is barking, the caravan moving.
And you know what blows this whole thing out of proportion? That probably no journalist, no commentator, no politican criticizing it has read even one single paragraph of it. Paired with the obvious lack of a moral base for acting as a defender of freedom, all this row is a just hysteria, nothing else. Instead your journalists and politicians should mind their own business, of course saying "dialogue" and "diversity" at least twelve times in a sentence... see if the world cares.
Rubber Duck:
re The Economist
LOL or not LOL, the truth of the matter is that the Economist has been around for some time - to the worldwide enjoyment of people - and will still be around, alive and kicking, when Mr Orban will long be gone...and forgotten.
re Mohamed cartoons
What do you think the Economist should have done ? Arm itself up to its teeth and gone to war against religious fanatics ? I don't recall them by the way as "wanting to appease" those guys...Having said that, do you know how difficult it is to reason with fanatics ??...I am only beginning to understand...
Aphydsicist: one can choose private or public (between pension funds)
Either you have no idea or you are lying.
Aphysicist: Maybe you could comment on the fact that the right to private property is not seen a a full constitutional right in Hungary anymore?
You might have deep-orange spectacles on, but even a physicist might be able to figure out what the consequences of such a legislations would be.
WonderlandCentralEurope: Now that would take very long to explain - though would be a thrilling analysis to perform - why only a minority cares and why - like under a bad spell - Hungarians are just taking everything lying down from the incumbent regime.
Well, it is not a unique phenomenon: it is like a virus that shows itself in almost all of the CE countries. This is indeed a Wonderland, in the sense that people want to believe in a wonder instead of the simple and exhausting efforts to get closer to Europe. Orban is simply the Hungarian equivalent to Ceausescu or Milosevic - the only question is how come he came so late.
These figures all promise the "national heaven in one country" in isolation from the world made up of enemies anyway. The poor idiots who failed in their life will happily embrace the ideology, that they are in fact the best people of the world and the failure is due to the "foreigners, westerners, jews or any combination of the above".
Of course after a while there will be a pretty destructive awakening - but possibly not for the idiots who post here but for their children. It was the children who got gunned down in Romania or in the Balkan wars - I can only hope that Hungary will get off more easily though history is not in our favour.
Hungary like much of the rest of the world is quickly becoming a 1 party government and both the left and the right is for the moneyed elites and by the elites. Orban's populist "anti-corporate" $800bn taxes on large corporations and his "anti-bank" $1 bn seemingly populist taxes on the much hated banking sector comes as a trojan horse who's belly carries a 16% flat tax giveaway to the moneyed gentry, something not even the ultra right wing post Reagan Republican Party could yet realize.
The most obvious prediction of anyone I talked to is that the tax hikes on corporations will be a 1 time deal with a short expiration date while the ultra libertarian regressive tax rates will be here to stay for the foreseeable future. This will kill demand in the economy. As an ardent capitalist and pro free market individual I cannot help but view this as a right wing anarchist attack on the very entrepreneurial system and the spirit of free markets that was created between 1946 and 1982 in the USA during a period of most progressive taxation and most sustained development in western history.
Mr.Orban seemed to have nursed a particular grievance against the previous government, and everything that government did. He called them all sorts of derogatory names he remembered from his youth. Now it seems that those formative years of his were spent not on learning how to run a country successfully, but on how to supersede the amateurish methods of the soft Socialists with those of his, one might rightfully guess, hero from the neighboring country, Austria, from a not-too-distant past. Now that he got to power through proper elections, just like his hero did, he will do away with all the niceties that define a robust democracy anywhere, anytime: free discourse, debate, open economy and the like. He, and his ilk, would do well to crack a few history books about characters who think and behave like he does. They all seem to come a cropper...
mh_hu: Hungary and the Fidesz has got the chance to change course in the last minute before exiting the real world under the former government. This is the reason for radical reforms, small polite steps are no longer working against wide spread corruption, social destruction and debt trap this high. The miracle is that there is anybody at all (OV) having the ambition to clean up after this mess there..and not leave fast and far right away. He promised that the country cannot be destroyed so badly that the Fidesz could not rebuild it. Well, he has his task pretty well set for sure..the screaming looters are just a background music to his work I am sure..
A message from/to the "Wonderland of Central Europe", reading the recent comments I am quite optimistic, Hungary must be on the right truck if this small country could make these people screaming so laud. After all pure Hungarians have served the international financial class along with its own communists long enough, and what is enough is enough, it is time now to work for themselves for a change.
If I were many of you, I would worry about the British deficit, pensions and IMF style rules just introduced, and about collecting rain water free of charge until you can, never mind the Hungarians, they are quite used to a lot of hardships and will manage without your banks, investors and great advisers. (By the way, a little snow does not make life stand still in Budapest, they know how to clean a runway..)
@embb wrote:
See wikipedia, Tax_rates_of_Europe.
Here you can see corporate, max. personal income tax and VAT
in the neighborhood. Hungary is jut trying what everybody else here:
Czech Republic(21,15,20)
Estonia (20,21,20)
As for the pension funds, in Hungary there was always a serious problems with those funds. They might work in general, but in Hungary they had a huge loss. Putting it plainly, if the socilalists came back 2-3 times in the next 30 years, which is probable, then all these funds would be gone. (Since they already lost a lot of value.)
Hungary tried to achieve with 8 other countries like Sweden, Poland that money payed to these funds will not count as debt. It did not work. So others (Poland) are trying to issue special government bonds , etc. Or, in the USA, now pension funds _have_ to buy government bonds. This is technically very similar to the case that the money is moved from the funds to the state, with the additional complications that the funds use large part of the money for their operations, and the interest for the dept is larger than what they get for the government bond.
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The Emelin Theatre offers some great events next month:
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Combining stunning acrobatics, striking visual effects, physical comedy and inventive choreography, Galumpha brings life to a world of imagination, beauty and merriment. The performers create a sensory feast of images ranging from the ridiculous to the sublime, consistently bringing audiences to their feet. Ages 4+
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April finds Gindick combining physical comedy, dance, and mixed media; former Alvin Ailey Dance Company member London performing the rhythmical BEING; The Bang Group performing Slapstuck, Parker's ingenious duet for two men clad in Velcro suits; and Sa Dance celebrating the
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