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RBI Governor Fears Market Crash With "World Less Capable Of Bearing The Cost"
Outspoken non-status-quo thinker Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan may be set to have his central banker card revoked... for telling too much truth (here in 2012, here in 2013, and most recently here). Having previously noted that "international monetary cooperation has broken down," the WSJ reports that Rajan warned Wednesday that the global economy bears an increasing resemblance to its condition in the 1930s, with advanced economies trying to pull out of the Great Recession at each other's expense. Simply put, he concludes, "we are taking a greater chance of having another crash at a time when the world is less capable of bearing the cost."
As The Wall Street Journal reports, Rajan explains the difference between now and 1930 is:
competitive monetary policy easing has now taken the place of competitive currency devaluations as the favored tool for playing a zero-sum game that is bound to end in disaster.
Now, as then, "demand shifting" has taken the place of "demand creation," the Indian policymaker said.
As was the case in the 1930s, the lack of coordination between policymakers is producing spillovers that may be difficult to control, and the world's financial system may soon face fresh turbulence at a time when central banks have yet to repair the damage that the 2008 financial crisis caused to developed economies.
"We are taking a greater chance of having another crash at a time when the world is less capable of bearing the cost," said Mr. Rajan in an interview with the Central Banking Journal.
A sudden shift in asset prices could happen in a variety of ways, Mr. Rajan said. The most obvious route would be as a result of investors chasing higher yields at a time when they believe central bank policies will protect them against a fall in prices.
"They put the trades on even though they know what will happen as everyone attempt to exit positions at the same time – there will be major market volatility," said Mr. Rajan.
And finally on the incompetence of economists (cough central bankers cough)
Mr. Rajan said economists still disregard the central role of financial systems in the economy and believe they can predict upcoming disruptions.
"They still do not pay enough attention–en passant–to the financial sector," Mr. Rajan said. "Financial sector crises are not as predictable. The risks build up until, wham, it hits you."
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All very Zero Hedge-like, but from the mouth of a former IMF Director and current world central banker...
As Rajan previosuly concluded:
"when it comes to what is ailing the global economy, extreme monetary easing has been more cause than cure. The sooner we recognize that, the stronger and more sustainable the global economic recovery will be."
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No shit, really!!??
Who could have seen this coming!?
This could make the birth certificate issue history:
Nice to at least see someone with the cajones to call it like it is. He's a breath of fresh air in room full of stale liars.
Bail-ins in 3. 2. 1.
Or to the ebola Camp of Chastity you dissenters go.
and here i thought the rbi governor was miguel cabrera...
All residual confidence has now been squandered.
Reset looms.
I'm pretty sure the West's dumping of their sovereign gold, and India's tightened import rules to assist in making the price wiggle, starting in 2011, is what started the second leg of this crisis. You can't really attempt to undermine 80% of the world's savings, a huge amount of real collateral, and almost all government balance sheets, with that sort of nonsense, without major economic disruptions. No one ever said they couldn't make prices move around short term--Only that doing it would be a major tragedy for the real economy. So no, I don't think he knows anything about how the world works or what gold does for it.
Bla bla cla DOH same shit diferent day I think
Sadly, society needs pain. Not for those at the bottom who are already suffering; it is so that those at the middle and top who have been gorging on those below them for so long. Theirs *is* coming.
Aug 2015 is the start date for it all. The Fed plans to taper more.....right into the budget ceiling 2.0 fiasco. It's also the beginning of the "new" POTUS cycle, which has corresponded with some kind of market downturn since the end of Bretton Woods (examples: Reagan and Flash Crash 1987; Clinton DotCom in 1999; Bush II Housing 2007).
Get your popcorn ready.
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Bullshit. He's just front running a dip in the Indian economy. No central banker would tell the truth for fear of being suicided.
That is a little too truthy. ..
The bankster definitely don't want the general population to know that they bear the costs of bankster fraud.
What "market" is he talking about? If you don't allow for true price discovery, then you don't have a fucking "market".
Right, and over here he kinda fucks himself by saying:
"when it comes to what is ailing the global economy, extreme monetary easing has been more cause than cure. The sooner we recognize that, the stronger and more sustainable the global economic recovery will be."
Economic recovery possible ?
At long last. An honest central banker.
Lol... There is no such thing as an honest central banker. He is saying these things because monetary policy hits emerging markets hardest. If the shoe were on the other foot his tone would be different.
the solution will be simple. war. wars costs a lot of money no one has, so there will be a ton more debt. which means central printers will get to go on a printing rampage. inflation would soar, but who cares about the bottom 95% anyways? wars are also good for deceasing a lot of unemployed members of society. its a win-win-win for printers, gov't and the top .1%.
All very Zero Hedge-like
Time to put him on the terrorist list in the US. Good luck getting a visa to the land of the free. And its poodle country.
The market is reacting positively today.
Must not have read this interview.
"When good is bad and bad is good, you will know this is a sign of the end." Jesus. The stock markets thrive off bad news.
what a fucking maggot
If he is a former IMF director then be warned. This isn't a warm and fuzzy moment where he feels compelled to tell the truth. It is a by design. I think as part of the BRICS he is trying to foment the so called rift between the East and West when they are all responsible. Implode the current system so they can reset with their Global Currency.
Rajan, the only CB worth his salt.
Please don't ruin my mood by telling me he used to work for Goldman Sachs.
This guy is a rich Indian. Without a doubt his wife owns and wears thousands of dollars worth of 22k gold jewelry no matter what he says.
I hope he does'nt go near any roofs or hot tubs soon...
Why should the world bear the cost? You fucking lost it not me.
Maybe he could create another Shrine or two over there in India, get some peasants to make a few Gold offerings.
What it eventually comes down to is: you only securely own that which you can physically possess and protect, be you homeless with a shopping cart, a middle-class family, the Rothschild dynasty or a government.
He was one of the few to predict correclty the 2008 crash.


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Let me check once I get to work, but there is always ABC seamless siding.
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We were looking into getting our house sided this summer as well, and I was thinking about just getting it at Lowes and putting it up myself with the help of a couple experienced friends. Then I saw that Lowes has a deal to put it up for you and take care of everything for $150. Unfortunately I found out after I called them about it that it's $150 PER 100 SQUARE FEET! I about filled my pants for joy when I thought it was only $150, then I filled them again with anger when I figured out it was going to be a that much. I guess my ugly yellow wood siding will have to do for another year. Let me know if you find a great deal somewhere though!
Im just glad I have Homan as my bodyguard, Eustachy joked. If I ever make it real big and get to drive a limo everyday, hell be driving it. I thought he came off the bench like somebody was stealing his cow or something.
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Unfortunately I found out after I called them about it that it's $150 PER 100 SQUARE FEET!
We had some damage on vinyl siding during the ice storm. Insurance told me they'd pay $180/square for installation. So there is the range for labor: $150-$180/square.
I've seen a lot of ads for Hedrick Construction and plan on giving them a call in the morning for a free estimate. I've never heard anything bad about them and I'll let everybody know how responsive they are.
Jeremy, Hedrick did a great job on our roof (only took a day for the whole thing, too) although I can't speak for siding.
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AOpen has been manufacturing PC components for almost twenty years now as they were established in Dec 1996 by Simon Lin and with that experience under their belt they have refined the way they make and sell products. AOpen has 1900 employees worldwide and has many companies under its Global IT corporate name including Acer, DMS, AOpen, Wistron, Nexus and New Wave products. Personally my experience with AOpen has come in the form of CDRW/DVD drives and this is actually the first motherboard I have ever seen from these guys. The other products I have used from them have always worked well and I am expecting that same quality to be shown in their motherboards and from a glance I do not think I will be disappointed with my expectations of the AX4SPE. From the first I was interested in what AOpen had up their sleeves and when they contacted us for a review I was game from the onset especially since they claimed it had an abundance of features not found on many other boards.
We take a lot of flack sometimes from people who feel that the fastest motherboard means it is the best motherboard irregardless of its features and just a quick education will inform you that the measly 2-3% performance difference between the slowest and fastest board does not warrant that board as the best there is as that is just too small of a margin. What separates an Editors choice board from another board of the same genre are the features and AOpen threw in as much gizmo and gadgetry as could be possible on an Intel 865PE chipset board without reinventing the wheel, making it a very solid and well rounded motherboard for the consumer. In all actuality this is one of the most feature oriented boards around and I think that will give it an edge in this dog eat dog PC market where shelf life gets shorter and shorter each round. Let us dig a bit deeper and see what this board can do in the lab and see if its performance can balance its features. Read on!


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Preview: Independence Day Eve at Grant Park/85th Army BandBlues, Classical, Country, Festivals, Folk-rock, Holiday Music, Orchestral, Pop, Rock Add comments
Fourth of July fireworks in downtown Chicago have a relatively recent history, since various neighborhoods had developed their own displays and traditions. The American Legion began staging its own fireworks in Soldier Field back in the 1930s, and the City respected that tradition by not competing with it with the exception of 1976, when a large-scale, one-time-only July Fourth fireworks display was organized to celebrate the bicentennial. That event was such a success that an annual downtown fireworks display was contemplated, although July Third—Independence Day Eve—was chosen so as not to compete with the Legion fireworks which, ironically, would become so overshadowed by the July Third fireworks that they would cease from lack of interest. Taking a cue from the best bicentennial fireworks displays across the country (Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and Boston) that had spectacularly choreographed the pyrotechnics to a live symphony orchestra, the Grant Park Orchestra was engaged to perform a concert leading up to and during the fireworks, a tradition that continued unbroken for thirty-plus years, until now. Choreographing fireworks to live music has always been a very expensive and elaborate process (conductors control tempo and their cues have to be televised live to the pyrotechnicians), and the city had fought for years to cut back and even eliminate the role of the GPO altogether so that a less expensive, fully-computerized display pre-programmed to canned music could be presented. Audiences wouldn't know the difference, officials had long theorized, and besides, pop music could be included. And so, after a live patriotic-themed band concert by the Arlington Heights-based 85th Army Band (made up of forty Army reservists from 18 to 60 that practice once a month and usually perform at retirement homes) which will stop playing at 8:45pm, a canned version of Tchaikovsky's "1812" Overture—not by the GPO or even the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, but by the Boston Pops, to add insult to injury—will inaugurate the fireworks at 9pm followed by music of Neil Diamond, Kid Rock, Pink, Chicago, KT Tunstall, Tom Petty, Kevin Rudolf, John Mellencamp, Coldplay, U2, Bruce Springsteen, the Blues Brothers and George Michael. For those who want to hear the GPO perform a live "1812" and other American music that in the past would have accompanied this display, that opportunity comes at 1:30pm in the afternoon the following day, yes, the Fourth of July, and yes, without fireworks. (Dennis Polkow)
July 3, Grant Park's Petrillo Music Shell, (312)744-3370, 7:30pm. Free.
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July 5th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
Dennis as a member of the 85th Army Band and the Unit Public Affairs Representative, I would like to make a comment on your side note of where we perform. Maybe you should check into out our website, and see that we do many many different locations and types of performances. We do not solely perform at Retirement homes. Just last week we performed at a commemeration/memorial ceremony for 2 fallen soldiers. Two weeks before that we performed at the Daley Center for the 234th Army Birthday Celebration. I would like to say that yes we have performed in smaller capacities at retirement homes, but this is not all we do. The next time there is a major ceremony taking place somewhere in the state of Illinois, or as far away as Salt Lake City, UT, please check to find out who is providing the music. My bet would be, that it is the 85th Army Band.
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A large portion of the bike path along Holcomb Boulevard aboard Camp Lejeune that closed last week will remain closed until the summer of 2014 due to construction in the area.
Bicyclists will be able to take an alternate path using the Greenway Trail beginning at the intersection of Old Sawmill Road and ending near Marston Pavilion.
There will be signs placed along the road to mark the detour.
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Fear and anxiety are bodily responses to a perceived threat or danger. They are triggered by a combination of biochemical changes in the body, past history and memory, and social circumstances. Both fear and anxiety are debilitating forces on the body and the mind. A person loses all sense of rationality and begins to gradually deteriorate. Because these feelings are frequently intense and distressing, it is quite normal to want to avoid them. However, ignoring or trying to eliminate anxieties is not the solution.
Laughter Yoga is a powerful tool with many reporting reduced stress levels and increased ability to handle fear and anxiety. The routine which combines laughter exercises with deep yogic breathing has the ability to transcend worries and change the mood state instantaneously. It releases endorphins, natural opiate, that kick starts good feelings and equips one to deal with pain.
Factors that trigger Anxiety - How LY helps
The autonomic nervous system (ANS): The nervous system is hard-wired to respond to dangers or threats. These responses are not subject to conscious control. The most familiar reaction of this type is the fight-or-flight reaction to a life-threatening situation. When people have fight-or-flight reactions, the level of stress hormones in their blood rises. They become more alert and attentive, their eyes dilate, their heartbeats increase, their breathing rates increase, and their digestion slows down, making more energy available to the muscles.
An extended hearty laughter counters the reactions of the ANS and activates the para sympathetic nervous system, which is the opposite of the ANS and is the cooling branch. Laughter Yoga stabilizes the heartbeat and the blood pressure.
Diseases and disorders: Anxiety can sometimes be a symptom of certain medical conditions. For example, the irregular functioning of the thyroid gland, respiratory distress syndrome and others. Regular practice of Laughter Yoga with deep breathing techniques boosts the Immune system. It also reduces the stress hormones which affect the mood state and put the person in a postive state of mind.
Childhood development and anxiety: Anxiety in adult life is at times a residue of childhood memories of dependency. This early experience of helplessness underlies the most common anxieties of adult life, including fear of powerlessness and fear of not being loved. A good hearty laughter is an effective tool for painless emotional catharsis. Laughter Yoga is a physical method of releasing pent up feelings and suppressed emotions by accentuating diaphragmatic movement and changing the breathing pattern.
Laughter Yoga - A release mechanism
With laughter exercises and deep breathing one can let go of all disturbing emotions embedded in the sub conscious mind. Prolonged hearty laughter provides a painful and non violent way to release fear and anxiety and improves mental health. It draws one out from dwelling in the past into the present. It makes it easier to handle life and its challenges, because it puts us strongly "in the moment", and it's when we are in the moment, that we are not aware of our problems. It's as if we literally drop them. It breaks the worry cycle and releases one from the 'worrisome' experiences.
Social stress: Anxiety often has a social dimension. People frequently report feelings of high anxiety when they anticipate or fear the loss of social approval or love. Sadly, for many people modern life does not include a network of caring and sharing relationships --- the age-old extended family culture and its group bonding is breaking down. The lack of two-way emotional dialogue and relationship leaves us without emotional grounding, often resulting in feelings of isolation and loneliness.
Group laughter in a club provides a rich social network of people who care about one another, and perhaps even more importantly, a way of getting to know new people who we care about. This provides a sense of emotional security which resists stress and promotes excellence in all other areas of life.
Occupational stress: This is a rapidly growing worldwide phenomenon. Job dissatisfaction, frustration, bad relationships at the workplace all lead to enormous mental tension that can become a cause of major anxiety.
Laughter Yoga develops joyfulness which is the unconditional commitment to have fun despite all of the possible problems that we are faced with in life. Joyfulness is primarily a physical phenomenon. "Fake it till you make it". The decision may come from the brain, but the process is physical. Because the body and the mind have a two way link, doing good changes the body chemistry and fosters a healthier state of being.


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States reps to host free shredding events
Two state representatives are hosting free events for residents in their districts to shred unwanted documents containing personal information which could be used by identity thieves.
State Rep. Gerald Mullery, D-Newport Township, will hold an event from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 22, in Greater Nanticoke Area High School's parking lot off Kosciuszko Street.
State Rep. Phyllis Mundy will host hers from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 29, at the West Wyoming Department of Public Works Building, 926 Shoemaker Ave.
Both events are for residents only. Business documents will not be accepted. Documents will be shredded on-site and recycled by bonded and uniformed personnel.
Items that should be shreddded include credit card statements, credit card applications, bank statements, canceled checks, income tax information, insurance records and retirement or pension fund information.
Residents are asked not to bring plastics, such as page protectors, binders and checkbook covers, and metals, such as large spring clips, wire from wire-bound notebooks and file folders with metal prongs, or items such as cassettes, magazines, newspapers and books.
Mundy's event is open only to residents of the 120th Legislative District, which consists of Courtdale, Edwardsville, Exeter, Forty Fort, Kingston, Luzerne, Pringle, Swoyersville, West Pittston, West Wyoming and Wyoming boroughs and Exeter, Jackson and Kingston townships.
There is a limit of four boxes or bags per person.
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May 30, 2012
The Past Week in Photos
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And this seems like a cute week to me. (Is it okay to say 'cute' for a week? :/ ... Well, I think it was cute!)
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The covers aren't actually worn and torn at Tattered Cover Book Store, an independent seller of new books in Denver. Tattered Cover stocks some half a million titles in three locations: inside the Lowenstein Theater on Colfax Avenue, historic lower downtown (LoDo) Denver, and suburb Highlands Ranch. Each store encourages customers to linger by offering overstuffed chairs and reading lamps. Tattered Cover attracts customers with activities such as book groups for adults and children and author readings and signings. The company was founded by owner and CEO Joyce Meskis, a former librarian, in 1974.


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ATHLETICS: Danny set for Lemaitre meeting (From This Is Wiltshire)
ATHLETICS: Danny set for Lemaitre meeting
9:00am Friday 31st January 2014 in
OLYMPIAN Danny Talbot faces top France sprinter Christophe Lemaitre over 60metres at the Meeting de Mondeville tomorrow, writes KEVIN FAHEY.
The 22-year-old Trowbridge sprinter returns to the indoor arena for the second time this year after opening with a personal best of 6.69secs – shaving 0.04secs off his 2012 best – in the South of England Indoor Championships.
"Danny is looking in good shape but I think he can run quicker than that if he gets it right in France," said coach Dan Cossins.
"Basically he is using the indoor season this winter as a break from training and is concentrating on the 60m and improving his speed.
"He is still in a period of heavy training and doing longer reps but we will sharpen up for the British Championships and World trials if that goes well he may get another run in the Birmingham Games. After that we will call it a day indoors."
Cossins is hopeful that facing Lemaitre, arguably the top sprinter in European, will pull Talbot to a fast time and move him up the UK Rankings.
The former St Augustine's School student is currently sixth fastest in the country with James Dasaolu leading the way on 6.50.
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2008 has been a great year for British Sea Power. The Brighton-based foursome saw their third album, the magnificent 'Do You Like Rock Music?', universally acclaimed upon its January release, and the record earned a Mercury Prize nomination but a few months later.
Perhaps their most accessible record to date, following 2003 debut 'The Decline Of…' and 2005's 'Open Season', 'Do You Like Rock Music?' saw the band embrace epic strings, utilising elements familiar to fans of acts like Arcade Fire to expand their already deep and wide ambitions. The band – Yan, Noble, Hamilton and Wood – enjoyed their highest-ever chart placing, with the album reaching number ten.
Clash meets the band at the annual BT Digital Music Awards, held at Camden's Roundhouse venue; we're up for a couple of awards, and British Sea Power are nominated in the Artist of the Year category. Later in the evening Radiohead will win said category, but BSP deliver the live performance of the night with a skull-rattling rendition of recent single 'No Lucifer'. Finding a quiet corner with Yan, aka Scott Wilkinson, we have ourselves a wee chin-wag ahead of the awards.
"I'd have shot up there… and been tackled by security"
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Fair to say that 2008's been your best year yet as British Sea Power, so far as expanding your profile goes?
Yeah, I guess so. I don't know. It's a weird one, really. You know you've made it when you get your full page in The Sun and The Daily Star. But we don't really take it that seriously. You'd be fed up if nobody wanted to talk to you, but when they do you mustn't take it for granted.
And how do you feel in an environment like this? It's all a bit… mental.
This isn't as intense as the Mercury Prize press room, that's for sure. At that, I got nominated to make the little speech to Jools Holland. If I was a best man and had to make a speech, it'd be the same thing – I don't mind going on stage, but making a speech kind of makes me nervous. That's why I hit the wine – you could see me on telly, just before they awarded the prize, and I was asleep on the table! Someone shook me awake. My phone could have been ringing, but I was oblivious. It's quite a good thing nobody did ring, as I would have probably said something drunken and stupid. Someone could have easily done a Brandon Block on me: "You've won". I'd have shot up there… and been tackled by security. But we don't feel bad to lose out to nice guys like Elbow – give us ten more years and we'll have another shot.
Elbow are a bit like yourselves, in so much as I can't imagine them coming from anywhere but Britain. Wild Beasts, too. Do you know what I mean? There's something quintessentially British about you, yet the specifics are not easily identifiable…
We did our album in three different countries, yet people say it's a typically British album! So I don't know… At the same time, our most popular song, or single, from the album, 'Waving Flags', is about welcoming Polish people to Britain. It's the good side of Britishness, not 'keep everyone out'. We're not nostalgic, and nor do we have any weird ideas of what Britain is. It's basically a country full of… I was going to say mongrels, but I'm not sure that's quite the right word.
Maybe not, but I get what you mean – there's a multicultural side to Britain that's come alive in the last decade, more than ever before. Where you're from, Brighton, is pretty multicultural…
Where I live in Brighton, it's pretty dead centre. It's, like, central gaysville…
I'm pretty sure that's worse than 'mongrel'!
Well, yeah, maybe… but you know what I mean – you walk down the street and you're likely to see at least five large men wearing dresses. Which I think is great.
It'd be amiss of me to not bring up the DMAs, since we're sat here amongst a sea of camera and fancy lights… What brings you here?
Errm… if there's an A list, we're like H or K or something. We have to make the effort sometimes, to let people know there's a band called British Sea Power that exists and puts records out. That, and they offered us a free dinner. Also, my girlfriend will be very happy I'm sharing a stage with the Sugababes tonight. I think they're alright – I consider the producers part of it. I don't have a problem with that; it's not so different from Joe Meek.
Totally – there's been a real rise of the producer since the turn of the millennium, partially due to hip-hop stateside. You like that sort of meticulously arranged, creative pop?
Having some kind of design, or ideas, about music is a great thing. I'm pretty interested in it – producers with strong personalities are a good thing, as they can stamp their character on a sound. That can really benefit a lot of bands. We might work with interesting producers in the future, but on the last album we did a lot of the recording ourselves. We took all our equipment to an old army fort in Cornwall.
Did the different environments you recorded 'Do You Like Rock Music?' in have a definite effect on the end product?
Maybe… It could just be the massive variety of temperatures that we subjected ourselves to – from winter in Montreal, where it was minus 20 degrees, to mixing the record on the edge of a forest near Prague, in the blazing summer heat. That, and also the unusual element of physical danger – two Sea Power-related people came close to getting lyme disease, and I flirted with canker disease from pigeon droppings when we were rehearsing in a water tower near Ipswich.
"...it sounded worse than someone being tortured"
Doesn't sound like fun…
Oh, it is fun. We started the record in this disused water tower, within which we were basically squatting. Every time it rained the roof would leak, all the water would fall in; we just had to put a load of mattresses down. It was this big, dank, octagonal tower, with the middle liable for water damage and the outside in danger of catching deadly diseases from pigeons… we had the safe area of about a one-metre band around the edges, where we did most of the work. But it had a natural reverb of over 13 seconds. That's the sort of thing you'd get in a cathedral, or something like that. The natural sound of buildings is an interesting thing. Well, it's not THAT interesting, but it's interesting to me.
I think it's pretty interesting, what you can do with instruments that isn't necessarily 'typical'…
I like trying to play the piano to the best of my meagre abilities, but also… we wanted a big noise, so instead of getting like a sample we just pushed a piano we found down a set of stairs. It made a pretty great noise.
I bet. Tell me more about this Cornish fort you recorded in, too…
The fort was owned by the military, and they started doing exercises halfway through the recording. So you'd get a Chinook helicopter flying over, and dropping off a cannon. They're impressive machines. I'm not into warfare, but the machinery and sounds involved are fucking amazing.
Not that you'd want it in your back garden, mind…
In this fort, you'd look out the window while doing a vocal, and you'd see these teenagers, new recruits, in full camouflage, with guns, sneaking around. They looked really innocent. The captain there heard me doing a vocal, for 'Atom', and he said it sounded worse than someone being tortured. And I got the impression that this was a person who'd actually heard someone being tortured for real…
…There's a tapping on the window; a fan has written 'Hello British Sea Power' on a notepad. Yan smiles, and waves politely. "See, C-list, at least," says me, before hitting upon the tragically lame pun of 'Sea-list'… "Get it? Get it? Awww… I'll get my coat."
Get more British Sea Power content here. 'Do You Like Rock Music?' is out now on Rough Trade. Check for tour tickets on ClashMusic.com by clicking HERE. Dates as follows...
2 Brighton Corn Exchange
3 Southampton University
5 Cambridge Junction
6 Bristol Academy
7 Birmingham Academy
9 Newcastle University
10 Dundee Fat Sams
11 Glasgow ABC
12 Manchester Ritz
13 Leeds Met University
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Collimation screw type on Edge...?
Posted 20 April 2013 - 08:01 PM
I notice that my 3 collimation screws are Phillips headed .....is this normal?..i thought Celestron used Allen headed screws for collimation...
Any thoughts?
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Just change them out to stainless steel allen/hex. That's what I did.. I have extra's I can send if you like. I had to buy 25 of them when I only need 3. They were only $3 for the 25. Mine are for my HD11. I think the HD8 are the same thread size but shorter.
+1 for swapping them for Allen head ones. Collimation becomes more precise and safer as you won't be in danger of a screwdriver slipping and damaging the corrector. Bear in mind that the screws on the EdgeHDs are metric sized so you'll need metric sized keys as well.
Posted 22 April 2013 - 04:41 PM
I installed the SS allen/hex ones for my 9.25 Edge. You get the ability for finer adjustments and perhaps avoid the possibility of any future stripping of the phillips head. One less problem to worry about.
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Can someone tell me the precise size of the screws for an Edge 8"
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Are the screws on the 8" Edge M3 with a thread length of 12mm?
I can tell you this when I switch mine to allen screws. I have been using allen screws with all my SCTs and as Tanveer says the collimation stays put.
Posted 24 April 2013 - 09:55 AM
I eventually removed BKs in favor of Allen head screws. My opinion now is that they're great when you're new to SCT collimation but as you get used to it and try to achieve precise collimation, they get in the way. They just don't provide enough torque and tend to stick-and-give which makes collimation frustrating. Allen-head screws due to the long moment arm of the hex key are easy to turn precisely and easy to torque down to hold the collimation for long periods of time. With BKs I was always tweaking collimation but with Allen heads, it pretty much stayed put.
I did the same thing and prefer the allen head screws. Better for fine adjustment and tightening down.
Posted 24 April 2013 - 11:07 AM
Do you know if these screws for an Edge 8" are M3 and are 12mm long?
Posted 24 April 2013 - 12:49 PM
Do you know if these screws for an Edge 8" are M3 and are 12mm long?
You don't have to guess. Take one screw out completely and take it to your local hardware store. This is what I did.
Posted 24 April 2013 - 02:01 PM
Have to order on the net
Thats why someone has to tell me
Posted 25 April 2013 - 01:57 AM
Posted 25 April 2013 - 01:09 PM
Sometimes we assume everyone has a Home Depot or Lowes hardware store in their town. Major US city privilege bias. :o
Home Depot/Lowe's are pretty bad places to get hardware. I find more variety at the smaller specialized hardware stores. Ace's is my favorite in the Seattle area. They seem to have everything I've ever needed.
If all else fails, mcmaster.com will have what you need but it's never cheap.
Posted 25 April 2013 - 02:04 PM
I also use a SS flat and lock washer on my screws.. probably overkill but works well.


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The future of social networks: Social networks will be like air
On Monday, I gave the kick off speech for the Graphing
Social Patterns West conference on the topic, "The Future Of Social Networks"
(slides are available on SlideShare, summaries available on News.com, ReadWriteWeb, and allfacebook.) Note that this is still ongoing research, so I welcome your comments.
I set my time frame for the long term – five, even ten years out. That's because unless we know where we want to end up, how could we ever craft a strategy to get there? For inspiration, I thought about my grade-school kids, who in ten years will be in the midst of social network engagement. I believe they (and we) will look back to 2008 and think it archaic and quaint that we had to go to a destination like Facebook or LinkedIn to "be social".
Instead, I believe that in the future, social networks will be like air. They will be anywhere and everywhere we need and want them to be. And also, without that social context in our connected lives, we won't really feel like we are truly living and alive, just as without sufficient air, we won't really be able to breathe deeply.
There are four components of what I'm calling this idea of "ubiquitous social networks": 1) Profiles; 2) Relationships; 3) Activities; and 4) Business models. These aren't new -- I wrote about the first three in my original report on social networks back in May 2004. But in the context of ubiquitous social networks, they will develop into the following: 1) Universal identities; 2) A single social graph; 3) Social context for activities; and 4) Social influence defining marketing value. For more detail on each of these components, see the extended post (warning: it's really long!).
The ubiquitous social network isn't going to happen overnight – in fact, it's going to take five+ years to come to fruition. This is part of the continued evolution of open platforms, starting with walled garden services like Prodigy, Compuserve, and AOL that evolved into the major portal aggregators like Yahoo!, MSN, and AOL. This gave way to the "search era" where Google et. al. made all of the Internet easily accessible. Today's social networks are a throwback to those early closed platforms, and they will be opened up by new "entrants" into the social space – namely, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, and AOL – who will leverage their deep, daily relationships with online audiences.
In the end, there are two essential things that have to present for this all to happen. The first is technology -- ubiquitous Internet access and the servers to enable real-time social graph access. Given the pace of technology development, I'm pretty sure this will happen. The second is much harder -- trust has to be present, between people, between social networks, marketers, and developers. This is what is going take a lot of time, effort, and patience, but the optimist in me thinks that it will come. That's because people will press for it, demanding that sites and applications adhere to a Bill of Rights for users of the Social Web.
So what is a social network, marketer, or developer to do? Here are my recommendations:
- Create linkages between services based on individually-controlled identity federation
- Compete on creating the most compelling social experience, not social graph lock-in
- Develop social applications that have meaning
- Integrate social networks into existing activities
- Design business models that reflect the value created by people's social network
In the extended post (click on "More" below) is a more detailed explanation of how I see each of the four components of ubiquitous social networks developing.
As I mentioned above, this is ongoing research and I'm far from done. So if you have ideas, comments, criticisms, or examples, let me know via comments below or email at cli at forrester dot com.
1) Universal identities. There's nothing more painful than having to maintain multiple profiles on different sites. I have profiles on social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn. I have profiles also on social media services like del.icio.us, Twitter, and Digg. There are accounts on Google, Yahoo, Windows Live, and AOL, and shopping profiles and feedback on Amazon and eBay. And then there are the identities I have with my work, my church, and my kids' school.
What complexity! But then again, I'm a pretty complex person, as are most people. How to boil it down? First let's get at the real problem – I want to be able to maintain and control my identity, and when needed, to make them connected between services. And I think that the way to do this is a federated approach, similar to how OpenID is approaching it. But honestly – how many of you have an OpenID, and use it?!? This is not to say that OpenID doesn't work, but that each person already has an identity that can be tied back to email addresses and mobile numbers. These are personal, tied typically to one person, and most importantly, under our control. I already use my email address to log into most of my online services. And my mobile number is tied to my Twitter account.
In the future, there will likely be a few large centers for this federated identity, namely, the largest providers of email addresses like Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, and AOL. They will need to be willing to accept and aggregate identities outside of their proprietary systems, for example, I could pair my Gmail address to my Yahoo! account. There is also a role for players like Plaxo who help aggregate and synthesize these various contact points. Watch carefully to see how organizations like the Data Portability Group facilitate the opening of identity and profile systems from currently closed services like Facebook and LinkedIn. I think they will participate because they realize that together they can grow the market faster and better.
2) A single social graph. I have a pretty extensive social graph on services like LinkedIn and Facebook, but they are far from complete. I'm still missing most of my extended family, my Forrester colleagues, school friends, the parents at my children's school, neighbors, and most importantly, the women in my morning walking group. These are the people I interact with every day – and they don't participate in social networks – and won't for the foreseeable future. But I interact with them every day – with emails, IMs, phone calls, and in person.
It's these simple, communication-based interactions that can be used to create relationship maps. Josh Bernoff and I connect with frequently every day – I shouldn't have to tell a social network that I'm friends with him. My social graph should monitor (with my permission) who I interact with, how often, and with what velocity (e.g. I reply to Josh immediately, but I may take a day to get back to someone else who has emailed me). This relationship map serves as the foundation for my social graph, while the explicit "friends" that I denote form another valuable layer. Here's an illustration of what this implicit relationship maps could look like (this comes from my May 2004 report).
Who's in the best position to do this? Again, major portal players like Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, and AOL who have deep, daily interactions across multiple channels and in different topic areas.
In the context, the idea of social graphs being "owned" by different social networks makes no sense. Yet, all of today's social networks build their business model and competitive advantage on having the largest, most complete social graph. The result: I have a close colleague who enjoys exploring all of the new social networks and "friends" me on all of them, figuring I'm a pretty good person to have in his new network. In a world with a single social graph, he would be able to import his existing personal, social graph into any new service, and immediately begin enjoying the new service without having to wait for his friends to catch up. And I would be spared the insanity of having to accept his umpteenth "friend" invitation!
Dave McClure has an excellent illustration of just what this insanity look like:
In a world of a single social graph, social networks will have to compete on the basis of creating the best experience for its members – not because it controls a unique social graph.
3) Social context for activities. The brilliance of Facebook Platform is that it greatly expanded what people could do on social networks. The problem is that what people do is still pretty limited. Take a look at the top applications on Facebook – they can be roughly grouped into 1) managing/comparing/interacting with friends in a general context; 2) self-expression (FunWall, Bumper Sticker); 3) games; and 4) media preferences (iLike, Flikster). These are all fun and interesting, but they only begin to scratch the surface of what I do every day.
The biggest hole and opportunity, IMHO, is shopping. I research and buy things online every day, and with rare exception, these activities take place outside of Facebook. Facebook Beacon brings some of the information into News Feed, while a few shopping-oriented applications like StyleFeeder have potential. But by and large, social networks don't figure into my shopping experiences.
But it could, and in a very significant want. Take for example, a book review that Dave McClure wrote on the book "The Mystery Of Capital" within the Books iRead application on Facebook. I happened to run into the review last year, but it wasn't in context. Instead, I want to see reviews from my friends when I'm in the book buying process – on sites like Amazon.com and BN.com. It would mean a lot more for you to look at the Groundswell page on Amazon, and because you're sign-in with your email address, be able to see any review a friend has written about the book – even if it's on their personal blogs. That's the epitome of social networks being like air, when it's integrated into everything that you do.
4) A business model where social influence defines marketing value. Today's advertising models don't work on social networking sites – that's because simply targeting better on profile or social graph details is still the same old media model of CPM and CPC pricing. What's missing is marketing value based on how valuable I am in the context of my influence. For example, Steve Rubel is a highly influential person because he is an authority on social media, the people in his social graph tend to interested in his views, and they in turn have a great deal of authority as well. (Several people came up to me after the speech and said that this is similar to a "PageRank of people", a very easy way to crystallize the idea.)
This means that each person will have their
own "personal CPM", an idea I heard JWT's Marian Salzman discuss at a private event
in February (here are more details on the JWT's Top Trends for 2008). The idea is that marketers want to reach highly influential
people, and hopefully curry their endorsements. This has traditionally been the
province of public relations, where they reach out to key influencers. But in
the world of social networks, this is influence writ large and wide – every person
has their own network of influence, and hence, their own personal CPM or value
that they contribute to a social network.
There are several start-ups as well as established agencies that are already looking at marketing, brokering, measuring, etc. social influence, so you can expect to hear more about this topic soon. But don't expect advertising spending to quickly embrace social influence – after all, the vast majority of ad budgets are spent by media buyers who still cleave to the tried and true reach and frequency, CPM models.
The upshot of this is that in a world of universal identity, a single social graph, and distributed social activities, social networks will have to compete on their ability to create an experience that can attract and retain the most valuable individuals. Just like search, the competition will be just a click away. Yet, despite the similarities and constant innovation, people are amazingly loyal to specific search engines.


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Answer: Well, the bankruptcy trustee is correct. After a debtor files for bankruptcy, her non-exempt assets are taken and sold, and the proceeds are divided among her creditors. So, a clever debtor may think "why should I let my assets be taken and sold when I can give them to my family and friends instead? In fact, if I do that, then my family and friends will probably let me use those assets as if I still owned them." That is called a fraudulent transfer because that debtor would basically be defrauding her creditors. If the debtor legitimately sold the asset, then that's legal because the proceeds from the sale can be taken to repay her creditors just like the original asset could have been taken.
So, the purpose of the law is to prevent people from giving away their assets prior to filing for bankruptcy.
It sounds like your best defense is going to be that you were given the property in exchange for paying for paying for your sister's utilities, food, medicines, etc. I have to be honest, however, that I think you have a weak case since the mobile home is probably worth much more than those bills that you've paid. Still, that is probably your best argument. You'll want to prove that you've paid such bills if possible (i.e. show receipts, etc.). I also think you'll want to frame it as a conscious exchange of benefits. If you frame it as she gave you the property, and therefore, you're helping her out, then that will not help your case since the transaction should be viewed as a true sale.
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The mobile has very little value and the land is worth about $10,000. Having paid for my sister since August 2007 at a conservative estimated cost of $500 a month and monies I have already loaned her, I believe that I have more than paid for the value of her 1/2 of the premises. The house was not transferred as an intent to commit fraud of any kind. It was transferred as a way for my sister to keep a roof over her head and have room and board provided for her.
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Under Minnesota real property law, the party who installed the wall is responsible for maintenance and repair.
This is particularly true is this instance because you gave permission for the wall to be installed on a portion of your property.
The neighbor was responsible for material choice and installation. You gave permission for him to use a portion of your property. That permission, while it can be revoked, was for his use. He is responsible for that "use". Not you.
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Dec. 2, 2010
BERKELEY - To honor the legacy of Hall of Fame basketball coach Pete Newell and the contributions he made to University of California basketball, Cal Athletics will designate one men's home game each year as the Pete Newell Classic, beginning with the Golden Bears' matchup with No. 4 Kansas on Dec. 22.
In addition, the Pete Newell Career Achievement Award will be presented to a deserving former men's basketball player at a ceremony during the Classic game.
Newell served as Cal's basketball coach from 1954-60, guiding the Bears to the 1959 NCAA Championship and a national runner-up finish in 1960, the same season he was voted the national coach of the year. Cal also reached the NCAA regional final in 1957 and '58 under Newell. Overall, he led the Bears to four consecutive conference titles (1957-60) while compiling a 119-44 record.
Newell also coached the 1960 U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal at the Rome Olympics. He later served as Cal's Director of Athletics from 1960-68.
Newell was inducted into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame in 1987 and into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame a year later. The entire 1960 Olympic team, which included former Golden Bear Darrall Imhoff in addition to Newell as head coach, was enshrined into the Naismith Hall of Fame earlier this year. Newell also earned entry into the FIBA International Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.
A longtime teacher of basketball in Japan where he helped popularize the sport starting in the 1960s, Newell received one of the country's highest honors when Emperor Hirohito awarded him the Order of the Sacred Treasures in 1987.
Also in 1987, the playing surface at Harmon Gym was renamed "Pete Newell Court" in his honor on Dec. 21, and the floor at Haas Pavilion retains that name. A statue of Newell, created by renowned sculptor Eino, was installed in the Haas Pavilion Club Room in the fall of 2006.
In addition to his tenure with the Bears, Newell also coached at the University of San Francisco from 1946-50, guiding the Dons to the 1949 National Invitation Tournament crown, and Michigan State from 1950-54. Combining his NIT title from USF, NCAA championship from Cal and 1960 Olympic gold medal, he is one of only three men in history to attain this "Triple Crown" of coaching.
Newell, who was born on Aug. 31, 1915, passed away after a long illness on Nov. 17, 2008.
The Pete Newell Career Achievement Award will be given to a Cal men's basketball alumnus who has distinguished himself in his career accomplishments, upholding the highest ideals of Coach Newell and the University of California. The 2010 recipient will be announced prior to the Pete Newell Classic.
Cal was previously a regular participant in the Pete Newell Challenge, a college basketball doubleheader played in the Bay Area from 1997-2006. Among the Bears' more notable wins in the Challenge were a 78-71 victory over ninth-ranked North Carolina in 1998, a 72-64 victory over No. 22 Gonzaga in 1999 and an 85-64 decision over Georgia in 2000. Cal played then-No. 19 Kansas in the 2002 Pete Newell Challenge, falling 80-67. Following the end of the Challenge, Newell gave Cal Athletics the exclusive right to use his name for future events.
Kansas is making its first appearance in Berkeley since Dec. 18, 1956, when the then-top-ranked Jayhawks featuring center Wilt Chamberlain upended Newell's Bears, 66-56, in Harmon Gym. Overall, KU holds a 15-3 series lead over Cal.
Tickets for the Dec. 22 Cal-Kansas game are on sale through the tickets link at CalBears.com or by calling the Cal Athletic Ticket Office at (800) GO BEARS. The contest tips off at 8 p.m. from Haas Pavilion.


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"We found a disposal service for all our used tires," said City Manager Don Tymrak. "Part of it is that we have to be able to deliver it to them."
Aside from the utility trailer being primarily used to haul away junk tires, the new trailer will serve a dual duty and purpose in also hauling the city's tractor and shredder to areas where they will be put to use.
In other business, the council also approved an estimate from Yanta Construction for the refurbishing and remodeling of the old kitchen in City Hall into a new office space. The new office space is meant to make room for the city's new City Development Manager, Ray Kroll.
The office space of Municipal Court Judge Glynda Martinez will move into the new office area being renovated upon completion, and Kroll will move into the office space vacated by Martinez.
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My name is Brett LaBrecque. I am currently a Masters student at the Georgia Institute of Technology pursuing a degree in Health Systems. I also earned a bachelor's degree from Georgia Tech in Biomedical Engineering in the Spring of 2009. During my undergraduate experience, I was given the opportunity to complete a number of design projects ranging from a vascular thermal regulation system to a diabetic lancing device. I look forward to applying the skills and knowledge I developed through these design projects to a more large-scale project like the one outlined in this course.
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While I have little to no experience with on-site health centers (really just a couple visits to the Georgia Tech Student Health Center), I have obtained a wide variety of clinical experience through various shadowing and volunteer activities. I have gained exposure to health centers ranging from large, urban hospitals to small, rural clinics. Some of the more notable experiences I have had are listed below:
Grady Memorial Hospital - Orthopedic Operating Room
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston - Family Library, Neurology Dept., Special Care Dept., Operating Rooms
Center for Family Psychiatry - Small psychiatric clinic in Tyrone, GA
Caring Hands Health Clinic - Small free clinic which caters to the uninsured located in Cleveland, GA in the North Georgia Mountains
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