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The team will play in Albany, N.Y. in 2018.
The celebration at City Hall will last about 45 minutes, then move south to continue on at Chickie's and Pete's.
The top-seeded Philadelphia Soul are only two games away from repeating as Arena Football League champions. In the semifinals of the AFL playoffs, the Soul will face the Baltimore Brigade on Saturday at 4 p.m. in Philadelphia.
Dan Raudabaugh tossed five touchdown passes to lead the Soul past the streaking Tampa Bay Storm, 62-41, at the Wells Fargo Center to stay undefeated five games out from the playoffs.
They clinched a playoff spot with the 59-49 win.
The Soul remain undefeated after Washington's late rally ended with a failed extra point attempt.
After a back-and-forth struggle, the Soul got revenge on the Jacksonville Sharks on Sunday night at the PPL Center in Allentown, winning the conference championship and advancing to ArenaBowl XXIX.
Receiver Darius Reynolds caught three touchdown passes in the win.
The Soul scored two touchdowns with less than a minute remaining to remain undefeated.
Dan Raudabaugh connected with Ryan McDaniel on five touchdown passes, and the Soul defeated the Baltimore Brigade 69-34 in their home opener at the Wells...
The Soul held Washington to a scoreless second half, defeating the Valor 49-31.
Dan Raudabaugh threw five touchdown passes, and the Soul beat the Tampa Bay Storm, 56-52, on the road to begin its ArenaBowl title defense.
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The retreat is open to everyone, complete beginners, experienced practitioners, adults, young adults and families with children. Children under 3 come free and are invited to join the retreat under the care of their parent. We welcome people from all backgrounds, ages, sexual orientation, physical ability, of all faiths, and none.
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Max Pescatori
(First segment originally written on Sunday, June 19, 2005)
Sometimes it's hard for me to sit here and just type. It's hard for me to be at home while the 2k Stud 8 is being played. To admit that I cannot play is even worse.
The hardest thing of all is sitting here while I feel I could be doing something productive for Charlie. I could be bullying the pros at the Rio. I could be spreading the word and getting more people to call. Instead I'm stuck in the house.
I know it's for the best, so I don't need anyone to tell me that I need my rest, too. Glenn is good at doing that every 15 minutes, at least, while I sit ranting and raving. In fact, poor Glenn left for work about 20 minutes before he needed to go, probably to get away from my big mouth. I don't blame him.
Max was one of the first people I honed in on at the Rio, when I returned last Tuesday. I knew he was on the second day of the PLO event, and I wanted to make sure he was still in the hunt. Max is much better at playing tournaments than most people assume. I see his name skipped over time and again during the coverage of big events. It isn't until they get down to the money that anyone stops to write, "Oh, yeah, and Max Pescatori is still in, too!"
Even on CardPlayer, where Max submits columns and is in the top ranked 30 of all of the players in the world, he is barely mentioned in the updates.
I think this is part of his play. He doesn't quite stand out, he doesn't smack you upside of the head a la Phil Hellmuth, until he is stacking all of your chips! He has that John Juanda type quality.
So Max was in the money on Tuesday evening, for his third time since the beginning of the series. Quite a feat, if you consider that if you make day two or day three in these events, that means you are missing events in order to play the subsequent day!
Max was down to the wire, there were two shorthanded tables remaining, and the blinds will eat through a player quickly. Players need to raise the pot, or close to it, once per round in order to stay ahead of the blinds. They rarely like to get involved in big pots. In PLO, it only takes one loss to be eliminated quickly.
I had followed Max's progress online Monday night. He was almost eliminated several times. At one point I was afraid he was going to get blinded out if he didn't make a move. I believe they were at the bubble, the average stack was like 40k, and Max only had 5k. But Max is never going to get "blinded out," he is too intelligent for that, and before I could hit refresh again, he was back up to 30k. The bubble came and went, and Max was still there, while other "brand name" players were shaking their heads and walking away defeated.
On Tuesday, I found Max going strong, but didn't want to take away his concentration, so I gave him a little squeeze and moved to the rail quickly. As soon as he got a second, he came over. Being Max, the first thing he asked about was my health, and how I was coping. I knew he'd been asking about me, via Pauly. Max is always concerned about someone else, and blows things off, like how well he is doing, how he is such a champ, how generous and kind he is to everyone.
People have the wrong impression about Max sometimes. I remember my first impression. I was one of the sheep, forming a bad image of him in my head.
Max was at the Four Queens Classic. I'd busted out earlier in the event and was just slightly watching the final table. The final table included Max, and I believe he'd gotten there as the chip lead.
The irony of this final table was that he was playing my best game, Stud. I am very protective and judgmental when it comes to Stud. Max was leading the field in "my" tournament. One I'd just busted out of. I was 17th, I believe. I was never at Max's table.
Max has a way of downplaying his Stud game. Well, any game, really, but definitely Stud. He says it's his worst game. Well, put it this way, if I played his "worst" game as well as he plays it, I'd have lots of bracelets on my wrist!
I was playing in some side games and/or satellites while Max was at the final table. He seemed like he was always in one argument or another. He wouldn't make a deal, he wouldn't do this, he wouldn't do that. I could sometimes hear him across the room (a room with about 100 tables, and I was on the far side, if that tells you anything).
Lots of people were shaking their heads and acting annoyed with Max. I came to the conclusion that he was a bully and a loudmouth. Bad assumption. It was a premature view that I held until the WPPA debacle, when I found out who Max really is.
Anyone is welcome to go back and read some of the outstanding kindness that Max showed me during the two weeks I spend in Orleans hell. I won't go over it again, because there is nothing I can add to it.
Since that time, I have been friends with Max. I have told him repeatedly that 2005 is going to be "The Year of the Max." So far, he is proving me correct.
As I type this on Saturday, June 25, 2005, almost a week after I started it, only the facts have changed, not my views on any subject.
The facts are that Charlie has now passed away. The facts are that Max once again made the money (this time in O8). The facts are that Barry dedicated his PLO win to Charlie. The facts are that so many good people came together to make Charlie's last week joyful.
My views are still the same. My personal heroes remain in tact, and I've picked up a few new ones, too, as you have noticed in my small post about the people who went above and beyond anything I expected in order to contact Charlie.
I, perhaps, made a mistake in judgment when I walked around on Wednesday at noon, through over 2000 players, trying to find the ones I'd given Charlie's phone number to, and telling them that he'd passed away. In retrospect, I wonder if that was wise. I surely don't want anyone to be so distracted and upset that they throw away a $1500 buy-in. On the other hand, I felt I owed it to them, and Charlie's family, to notify them so that they would cease trying to get in touch with him. Part of me says that I was in shock and made an error. The other part of me says that there was nothing else I could have done. There was no way I would have been as successful in finding all of the players with Charlie's phone number in the same place, at the same time. I suppose it's a coin flip, in a way. I am speaking about it in this post because right after I told Max about Charlie, Max busted out, and I wonder if he was emotionally disturbed during his play.
Max is the most generous, kind human being I've found in poker. He ranks with another dozen or so as the very elite of poker humanity.
When Max busted out of the $2500 LHE event on Saturday, he called Charlie. He then immediately got a copy of the SSII in hardback and went back to the Rio in order to have as many of the authors as he could find who were still in competition. He had them sign it, along with having a poster made of Doyle and himself, signed, and then hightailed it to the post office to send the package overnight to Charlie.
I may be getting some of the fine details screwed up here, but the gist of what he did remains correct.
Not many of the top players feel "giving" enough to call a dying player when they have just busted out of a big event. Not many of them run around in the Vegas sun and traffic for someone they don't know. Not many want to go back into the fray which just busted them out, in order to seek out participants still in competition. Not many want to stand in line at the USPS in order to make sure something is sent overnight, even paying the hefty fee of overnight delivery on a weekend.
But to Max, you know what this was? It was nothing. He sees it as absolutely nothing, the very least he could do. That is Max in a nutshell. He gives and gives, and then says, "It was nothing."
And that is why Max is a hero, the very elite in the poker world, and one of my best friends.
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The death of Shepherd, who was attacked because he was gay, made headlines and resulted in a 2009 federal hate-crimes law passed in his memory.
"Matthew Shepherd's death became a national symbol of intolerance, but for the people of the town, the event was deeply personal," an announcement about the play notes. "In the aftermath, Moises Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project went to Laramie and conducted more than 200 interviews with its citizens. From transcripts, the playwrights constructed an extraordinary chronicle of life in the town after the murder. Since its premiere, The Laramie Project has become a modern classic and one of the most-performed theater pieces in America."
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Philip Howard, 50, attempted to sue Sir John Howard–Lawson for £1.5million.
The castle, in north Cumbria, had been in the family since 1611, but was sold by Sir John in 1994 for £2.5million, along with its contents and 1,000 acres.
Mr Howard claimed that his father had no right to sell the property because he had not complied with all of the strict terms of his grandfather's will.
These included that his father change his surname to Howard and take up the family coat of arms.
In a judgment by Lady Justice Proudman in January last year, it was ruled that Sir John had complied with the terms of the will and did own the estate.
Yesterday Lady Justice Arden, Lord Justice Richards and Lord Justice Patten upheld the judgment following an appeal at the High Court in London.
Mr Howard, a business consultant, had claimed that his father, 77, whose original surname was Lawson, had "forfeited" his right to inherit the castle in 1962 by failing to abide by the terms set out in his great–grandfather's will.
In the will, which was written in 1934, Philip Canning Howard stipulated that his heirs had to change their surname to Howard and take up the family coat of arms within a 12–month deadline.
In his evidence, Sir John, who represented himself, insisted that he had begun to use the surname Howard during the crucial 12–month time span ending in January 1962.
The baronet also told the High Court that the family had to sell and leave Corby Castle when Philip Howard ran into financial difficulties after taking on a large part of the estate, which had been in the family for 400 years.
The judgment handed down yesterday agreed with Lady Justice Proudman that it was a "very sad case" because father and son had fallen out in a "very bitter dispute".
The judges agreed that Mr Howard was trying to recover what he thought was his "rightful inheritance" but that his father had ''sufficiently complied" with the terms of the will.
The Howard family were embroiled in a royal scandal, when, in 1572, Thomas Howard, the 4th Duke of Norfolk, was beheaded for treason.
His execution followed a scheme to marry Mary, Queen of Scots. The duke was played by Christopher Eccleston in the 1998 film Elizabeth starring Cate Blanchett.
His third son, William, bought Corby Castle in 1611 and for nearly four centuries it passed down through 10 generations, reaching Sir John in 1961.
Sir John sold the castle and its contents in 1994 for around £2.5million. It was bought by Lord Ballyedmond, a Northern Ireland businessman, who uses it for corporate events and shooting parties.
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Naturally, mainstream economists have been critical of Steve Keen's Debunking Economics. I will do a brief series within a series to try and respond to some of these criticisms. In this part, I will respond to some of the main critiques of neoclassical theory that have generated controversy: demand curves, supply curves and the Cambridge Capital Controversies. In the next post, I will respond to criticisms of Keen's own models and his take on the LTV, as well as anything else that has attracted criticism.
Note that this post will assume prior knowledge of Keen's arguments, so if you haven't yet read my summaries above (or better still, Keen's book), then do it now.
Demand Curves
It seems there are some problems in this chapter. Keen mixes up some concepts and misquotes Mas-Collel. Having said that, he is broadly right. This is frustrating for someone on his 'side,' because it means mainstream economists can dismiss him when they shouldn't.
Keen presents a quote from Mas-Colell where he assumes a benevolent dictator redistributes income prior to trade, and asserts that this assumption serves to ensure market demand curves have the same properties as individual ones. In fact, Mas-Colell is using this assumption to ensure that a welfare function, not a price relationship, will be satisfied. It remains true that a PHD textbook still assumes a benevolent dictator redistributes resources prior to trade, and subsequent economists have also used this assumption, which is not a great indicator of the state of economics. However, it was not an assumption used to overcome the Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu conditions.
More importantly (wonkish paragraph), it seems Keen lost some nuance in the translation of his critique to layman's terms. He spends a lot of time talking about the Gorman polar form. This is about the existence of a representative consumer for a set of indirect utility functions ('indirect' because it calculates utility without using the quantities of goods consumed), but Keen makes out it is about the aggregation of preferences required for demand curves. Gorman is in many ways similar to, but not relevant to, the discussion of the aggregation of demand curves. Keen also argues that consumers having identical preferences is the same as them being one consumer, but this needn't be the case: just because you and I have the same preferences, doesn't make us the same person
Despite this, the competing wealth and substitution effects do create the conditions described by Keen. However, they only apply under general equilibrium – under which wealth effects are present – and not partial equilibrium – under which they are assumed away. Keen does not distinguish between the two.
In summary, Keen is correct that neoclassical economists could not rigorously 'prove' the existence of downward sloping demand curves. Keen himself says that it is reasonable to assume that demand will go down as price does, and classical economists were also content with this an observed empirical reality. Neoclassical economists themselves ended up having to defer to empirical reality when faced with the SMD conundrum and thus they had gained no insight beyond the classical economists, except to prove that their preferred technique – reductionism – does not work. For this reason, I interpret the SMD conditions primarily as a demonstration of the limits of reductionism (though some fellow heterodox economists might disagree).
Supply Curves
The proposition here is pretty simple: a participant in perfect competition will have a tiny effect on price. This is small enough to ignore at the level of the individual firm, which is neoclassical economist's main defence. However they ignore that, as Keen says, the difference is both "subtle and the size of an elephant." Once you aggregate up a group of infinitesimally small firms making incredibly small deviations from maximising profits, you get a result that is far away from the one given by the neoclassical formula. Result? We must know the nature of the MC, MR and demand curves to know both price and quantity, just as with a monopoly. The neoclassical theory – at this level – has no reason to prefer perfect competition to a monopoly, and a supply curve cannot be derived. From what I've seen, the critics ignore the effect of adding up tiny mistakes, instead focusing on how tiny they are on an individual level.
Economists have some other defences, but I interpret them as own goals. For example, there is the argument that, under perfect competition, firms are price takers by assumption. They cannot have any effect on price, by assumption. But this basically amounts to assuming the price is set by an exogenous central authority, which is odd for a model of perfect competition.
Another argument is that setting MC=MR itself is an assumption. This is a strange path to take for a theory that prides itself on internal consistency and profit maximisation. It acknowledges that MC=MR will not quite maximise profits, so amounts to the assumption that firms are not profit maximisers. There is also the similar argument that firms don't take Keen's problems into consideration in real life, so they don't matter. This is a huge own goal, given most textbooks argue that it doesn't matter what firms do in real life. I'm quite happy to acknowledge it does matter how they actually price – but that would involve abandoning the marginalist theory of the firm and using cost-plus pricing.
So, now that we have all finished discussing how many angels can dance on a pinhead (turns out it was slightly fewer than economists thought), let's just start using more realistic theories of the firm and forget the mess that is marginalism.
Cambridge Capital Controversies
There are swathes of literature on this and I cannot hope to explore them all. The main thing I have noticed, and want to discuss, is that economists only seem to focus on capital reswitching when discussing this, and defer to empirical evidence to suggest it is negligible. I have a few problems with this:
(1) Empirical evidence is competing and some evidence suggests reswitching is more common than economists would like to think. Furthermore, it is incredibly hard to observe and therefore cannot be dismissed so easily.
(2) Most importantly, the Capital Controversies were not just, or primarily, about reswitching. Sraffa showed a number of things: demand and supply are not an adequate explanation for static resource allocation; the distribution between wages, profits and other returns must be known before prices can be calculated; factors of production cannot be said to be rewarded according to 'marginal product'. For me these are more important, and are applicable to many models used today, such as Cobb-Douglas and other production functions, and the Solow Growth model.
With all 3 of the examples I have discussed, economists have tried to defer to empirical evidence to dismiss the problems with their causal mechanics. But generally economists do not regard empirical evidence about causal mechanics as important (the primary example being the theory of the firm), instead insisting on rigorous logical consistency. Surely, in order to be completely logically consistent, economists should at least be willing to experiment with the potential effects of SMD and reswitching in general equilibrium models and see what happens? Robert Vienneau has various discussions of this.
The common thread between these is that economists seem incredibly adept at assuming their conclusions. Of course, you can get around any critique with an appropriate assumption, but as I've discussed, theories are only as good as their assumptions and assumptions should not be used simply to protect core beliefs and come to palatable conclusions. Having said that, Keen's book isn't perfect (which is to be expected if you try and take every aspect of economics on in one book), and there are worthwhile criticisms out there. Nevertheless, Keen's critique as a whole remains in tact, and leaves very little of what is taught on economics courses left in its wake.
P.S. Feel free to use the comments space to discuss any critiques of areas I have not covered/said I will cover.


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Hems rise and fall (and sometimes do both), prints take on the strange flavors of the day, and necklines instantly give away a garment's age. But, when it comes to sleeve shapes? There's pretty much just long, short, or in-between. There are brief, rare moments when a trumpet or a leg o'mutton sleeve makes it to the racks, but if there's any slice of our wardrobes that literally sticks to the straight and narrow, it's this one.
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Initially, being a firm believer in hardwood floors, I had some misgivings about the blue wall-to-wall carpet in my new house. I'm still a firm believer in hardwood floors, but it's amazing how much a shelf full of books can warm up a room. I'm slowly coming to terms with the carpet; three or four more bookcases in the living room should do it. The unpacking is now limited by lack of furniture, some of which needs to be painted so as not to offend the carpet, some of which needs to be conjured up from thin air. There's an IKEA in Burbank and it's calling my name.
For the health of the cement front porch I have bought a sprightly miniature pine tree, not at all related to any normal pine tree. In its native land, the miniature pine tree is used to ease jellyfish stings, and so it will be a useful medicinal addition to my nascent garden. Giant stinging jellyfish are a scourge upon the San Gabriel foothills.


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I am writing this story because I have grown up around prejudice. I know many teenagers around here that are mean to African-Americans and other races of people. It angers me because it doesn't matter if you are white, black, red, or brown. We are all human beings and deserve to be treated as human beings. Although I am not African-American I felt compelled to write this story because I have seen many terrible things done to Jews, African-Americans, and other races of people. I hope this story will make you respect people even if they are a different race or simply just different from you. Some of the language used in this story is not meant to be taken offensively. I only use it to show the tragic and cruel things that are said to some people.
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"Hey niggar girl why are you crying? Did we hurt your black heart?" the boy asked laughing. Alicia jumped up from the lunch table and ran. She ran out of the school and she ran through the pouring rain and down a dark alley. She had tears streaming down her face but they were invisible under the rain. She felt as if her heart was breaking. "How can people be so cruel?" she wondered to herself.
She tripped and fell face down onto the hard ground into a rain puddle. She lay there never getting up. The rain poured down upon her as she lay there sobbing. Nothing made sense to her now. She had tried to fit in but she couldn't. No one would never love her. No one would never want to be her friend. All because her skin was black. "Why? I'm a person just like everyone else. I dream of becoming famous and I have ambitions just like everyone else," Alicia thought to herself. Before her parents had died life had been good for her. But now that she was an adopted girl that belonged to white parents everything was different. Alicia began to think back to the time when she had been happy and before everything had changed. . . .
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Sam Attwater has admitted he suffers from ''sequin envy'' when he sees his fellow 'Dancing On Ice' contestants have more flamboyant outfits than him
Sam Attwater gets "sequin envy" of his fellow 'Dancing On Ice' contestants.
The former 'EastEnders' star - who is partnered alongside Canadian beauty Brianne Delcourt in the ITV1 show - admitted while he was initially reluctant to don flamboyant outfits, he now embraces the garish costumes.
He explained: "It's funny - when I first started I was like, 'I do not want to wear these outfits!' But now you find yourself getting sequin envy. Someone will have more sequins than you and you're like, 'I want more sequins! I want brighter colours!'
"It's weird what 'Dancing On Ice' does to you."
Despite having come to terms with the glitzy outfits he is forced to wear on the celebrity skating show, Sam thinks appearing on 'Dancing On Ice' has "wrecked" his body.
He added to new! magazine: "My legs are killing me. The show is so physically demanding, my body is wrecked. I don't know what's going on with my calf, but I keep getting ridiculous cramps in it. I'm in agony. My whole body is fading, as well as my mind!
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Okay. I cut my dish network, and I have broadband and wireless on the way to the house.
I was about to pull the trigger on an AppleTV (I really liked being able to airplay music and videos from all of our devices as we're pretty heavily invested in the apple ecosystem). That being said, you seem like an expert and you're suggesting to go the XBMC route. Can I just buy an android box that already has XBMC installed on it?
This one appears to:
I'm assuming I can get do netflix through XBMC if I decide to keep it mostly legit?
That's the old unit, and for some reason more expensive.
Here's the shiznit:
Like I said, the ATV2 is pretty aged and limited in hardware. But it is pretty nice for Airplay purposes. But the most recent iOS for ATV2 is what's called a tethered jailbreak. Meaning you need to hook it up to a computer and do a special tether boot in order to run XBMC. If you kill power to the unit, you'll have to do the tethered boot with your computer to get it working again. It's a PIA in most cases. And any ATV2 you find right now will likely have the newest OS on it. If it has an older OS, you can do an untethered jailbreak and use it as normal. But those are hard to find...
The Android boxes are the way to go now, IMO. You can simply download the Netflix Android app and run it directly from there. There's an XBMC netflix solution, but you'll have better performance running it natively through the Android OS.
Keep in mind that XBMC can access media from any protocol that is shared on the network. So you could simply setup an SMB, AFP, or NFS share from any/all computers, and add it as a source in XBMC and play media that way.
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Never underestimate the tyranny of illusion. It is awesome in its power, terrifying in its scope, and absolutely hegemonic in its inherent nature. With the accelerating pace of pseudo-real fictions circulating amongst the minds of men, the more divorced those afflicted become from their own humanity.
Conspicuous consumption is an enemy of Liberty, for it tricks its victims to surrender a significant chunk of their productive energies over to valueless products that were manufactured from capital that was artificially pooled thanks to undue government privilege (and not because of genuine market demand). One could argue that it is a type of tax, but this is not entirely accurate, for the conspicuous consumer did, in fact, consent to the transaction. Instead, I would suggest that the solicitation and provision of corporate goods is more indicative of widespread rampant fraud, and thus should be differentiated from other kinds of fraud that are coercively inflicted upon the populace and thus robs them of their wealth by way of government, such as fractional reserve lending.
Although, in order to perpetuate such a scam, the target must be persuaded, not threatened. This is where the spectacle comes in:
"The spectacle does not realize philosophy, it philosophizes reality, reducing everyone's concrete life to a universe of speculation…[t]he spectacle is the material reconstruction of the religious illusion. Spectacular technology has not dispersed the religious mists into which human beings had projected their own alienated powers, it has merely brought those mists down to earth, to the point that even the most mundane aspects of life have become impenetrable and unbreathable. The illusory paradise that represented a total denial of earthly life is no longer projected into the heavens, it is embedded in earthly life itself."
The author here seems to suggest that this spectacle he speaks of is reminiscent of organized religions, complete with its own proselytizing priest-class.; it is, oxymoronically, a secular religion. He goes on to detail more of the spectacle's authoritarian nature:
"The spectacle is the ruling order's nonstop discourse about itself, its never-ending monologue of self-praise, its self-portrait at the stage of totalitarian domination of all aspects of life. The fetishistic appearance of pure objectivity in spectacular relations conceals their true character as relations between people and between classes: a second Nature, with its own inescapable laws, seems to dominate our environment…[t]he spectacle keeps people in a state of unconsciousness as they pass through practical chances in their conditions of existence. Like a factitious god, it engenders itself and makes its own rules…[b]ut the spectacle is not merely a matter of images, nor even of images plus sounds. It is whatever escapes people's activity, whatever eludes their practical reconsideration and correction. It is the opposite of dialogue. Wherever representation becomes independent, the spectacle regenerates itself."
In other words, the spectacle is a vehicle for the Establishment's full spectrum domination of any given population. It is not there to teach you, empower you, or provide for you in any way; it's sole purpose is to suck your natural life force right out of you, turning you in a vapid and shallow drone who does what he's told to do by whomever is posing as "Authority" at any given moment, no matter how arbitrary or immoral those orders actually are to your personal well-being.
Speaking of vapid and shallow drones, there are also the all too familiar role models they are supposed to emulate:
"Stars – spectacular representations of living human beings – project this general banality into images of permitted roles. As specialists of apparent life, stars serve as superficial objects that people can identify with in order to compensate for the fragmented productive specializations that they actually live. The function of these celebrities is to act out various lifestyles or sociopolitical viewpoints in a full, totally free manner….[t]he agent of the spectacle who is put on stage as a star is the opposite of an individual; he is as clearly the enemy of his own individuality as the individuality of others. Entering the spectacle as a model to be identified with, he renounces all autonomous qualities in order to identify himself with the general law of obedience to the succession of things…[t]the admirable people who personify the system are well known for not being what they seem; they attain greatness by stooping below the reality of the most insignificant individual life, and everyone knows it."
If anyone ever wanted to know why I abhored such things as celebrity gossip, this is why. Its not real, none of it is. But then what is so dangerous about the society of the spectacle, some may ask. Well, I would then refer you to the political implications of its hegemonic existence:
"Bureaucratic property is itself concentrated, in that the individual bureaucrat takes part in the ownership of the entire economy only through his membership in the community of bureaucrats…[t]he dictatorship of the bureaucratic economy cannot leave the exploited masses any significant margin of choice because it has had to make all the choices itself, and any choice made independently of it, whether regarding food or music or anything else, thus amounts to a declaration of war against it. The dictatorship must be enforced by permanent violence. Its spectacle imposes an image of the good which subsumes everything that officially exists, an image which is usually concentrated in a single individual, the guarantor of the system's totalitarian cohesion. Everyone must magically identify with this absolute start or disappear…[t]he dominion of the concentrated spectacle is a police state."
Wow, probably one of the best descriptions of corporatism I have ever read. Notice also how Debord equates the consumerist spectacle as being indicative of a police state. In this respect, it reminds me of how tyrants need a central bank in order to fund such a police state in the first place (of course, other techniques, such as unconstitutional direct taxes and civil asset forfeiture, are used with abandon by the Standing Army as well). Possibly the absolutely scariest element of this spectacle is another of its essential characteristics; that of doublethink:
"The spectacle is totally dogmatic, yet it is incapable of arriving at any really solid dogma. Nothing stands still for it. This instability is the spectacle's natural condition, but it is completely contrary to its natural inclination."
There you have it folks…an openly avowed socialist admitting on record that corporatism is throughly illogical and self-contradictory. It might behoove those libertarians who oh so delicately court the likes of corporations such as Wal-Mart to re-check their premises, because I can guarantee that at least one of them is totally just plain wrong.
Guy Debord's The Society of the Spectacle is an eye-opening account by a political dissident of the 1960s witnessing the rise of corporations following the conclusion of the Second World War. I think the deeper lesson to be learned here though, especially for the Patriot Community, is that the fundamental problem ensconced by the Carnival of Distractions, is that it replaces the spectacle of the mainstream media by becoming its own spectacle, all the while telling its audiences that's it not a spectacle at all! This is the most important realization of all…that there is more than one spectacle. Not only are there are multiple ones, but possibly worst of all, they compete with each other for your bottom dollar, thus copying exactly what the Establishment does to the mass populace on a daily basis. Such a business practice should be beneath what is supposed to be the superior morality of political agitators who claim to want to secure their Liberty. Or is it I who erred as to their true motives? Only time will tell.


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Straine-On-Success — IT Solutions Can Reshape a Practice
Published on December 29, 2014
IT Solutions Can Reshape a Practice
Every morning the team at Porter & Singley Family Dentistry gathers together for its morning huddle and discusses the day ahead.
In the past, the meeting would have involved paper-based schedules with handwritten notes. Now they review Dentrix schedules and patient information in real time on the big-screen TV in the staff lounge, making notes as needed. This is just one of the additions made when Drs. Steven Porter and Patrick Singley decided to expand the office and update its dental technology and computer systems.
Because they were running out of space in their Columbus, Mississippi, practice, which had been built in 2000, the doctors decided to gut, renovate and expand the existing office to meet the needs of the busy practice. The demolition opened up more than just walls—it also opened up the opportunity to install a reliable, high-speed network to support new, state-of-the-art dental technology. The doctors knew that properly integrated technology would have a positive impact on every aspect of their business. Knowing how important it would be to get the project right, they turned to Henry Schein's TechCentral computer solutions and Henry Schein Dental's team of technology experts.
Over a 10-day period, Porter & Singley Family Dentistry was transformed. TechCentral solution experts worked up to 18 hours a day to lay the groundwork for the technology, including running computer cables for the waiting area, nine operatories and the staff lounge. Amazingly, this was all accomplished while the practice maintained its regular business hours and scheduling timetable!
After construction was complete, the team installed 16 new computers and a dedicated server. The office also switched to digital radiography, adding a new DEXIS sensor to the existing ScanX. All images are now centrally stored, shared and backed up.
"Henry Schein TechCentral has been great," notes Dr. Porter. "Of our entire remodel, the most seamless part was the computer installation."
Porter & Singley was the first practice in a 60-mile radius to purchase the E4D Dentist for same-day crowns. The E4D system connects to the practice network via secure Wi-Fi from TechCentral, and is used wirelessly throughout the office. Patients can walk out with permanent crowns in the time it takes to watch a few TV shows or run errands.
With ceiling-mounted computer monitors in the operatories, patients can view digital X-rays, intraoral camera views, Guru Videos and even Netflix movies. "With the monitor in front of them, they can see what's going on," says Dr. Singley. "An educated patient is more accepting of treatment."
By upgrading and networking all of the computers in the office, the staff is able to fully maximize the capabilities of Dentrix as well as other software, including Demandforce, an appointment reminder and confirmation program that uses text messaging and email.
"Our goal as a family practice is to set ourselves apart and change the concept of people hating dentist visits by making it more comfortable for them," says Dr. Porter. "We already had some technology in place. But it wasn't uniform or properly integrated. When we decided to remodel, we knew we wanted to standardize everything in the office and incorporate technology that would give our patients a much better treatment experience."
Standardization is one of the key benefits to choosing TechCentral solutions over local providers. All Henry Schein IT professionals are trained using the best practices that TechCentral developed from thousands of network installations each year.
"All TechCentral installations are done using a proven recipe for success," explains James Kinney, digital technology specialist. "If something comes up, the TechCentral support team can remotely log in, see what's going on and in 90% of cases, locate and fix the problem over the phone without an on-site visit. We're a one-stop IT resource."
In addition, TechCentral services continually run in the background to protect the practice's valuable patient and financial data from viruses, new Internet threats, unauthorized access, natural disasters and network issues. The practice team also turns to TechCentral computer support experts when they have questions or need help.
Service technician Warren Torrey has worked closely with the practice, maintaining and repairing equipment and troubleshooting other issues by consulting with support teams to deliver solutions. "For solving big problems," recalls Dr. Porter, "we found we relied on Henry Schein Dental and DEXIS personnel to get it right, so why not let them do it all?"
Making such a leap into technology is a big decision, but Drs. Porter and Singley will attest to the contribution it has made to superior patient care, employee morale and their bottom line. "Any time an office functions better, I think morale is going to be better," says Dr. Singley. "There's a lot less wasted time and we are definitely more efficient. I think we all enjoy our jobs a lot more."
Porter & Singley Family Dentistry has also seen a dramatic increase in the number of new patients it sees each month and says E4D Dentist, and the quick turnaround for crowns in particular, instantly made an impact. "We're averaging from 70 to 100 new patients each month," says Dr. Porter. "Word of mouth is our biggest way of getting new patients. Patients are coming in and enjoying their experience and referring our services to their family and friends."
With Henry Schein technology experts and TechCentral solutions behind their practice, the team at Porter & Singley Family Dentistry not only remodeled their office space, they reshaped their business.
More than 7,000 practices rely on TechCentral for computer technology and support. A Henry Schein digital technology expert can visit your office, review your current technology and make hardware recommendations. Whether you are upgrading your current network or doing a major office remodel, a Henry Schein expert can help with business and computer technology solutions that fit your budget.
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It will be interesting to see what the public thinks about Biden. His laughing and interrupting is annoying and frankly, immature. What he is trying to do is infer that "there goes Romney/Ryan again, lying" and there goes that "ignorant mental midget logic", yet Biden's incessant laughter at it is frankly annoying and juvenile.But as is usual, the public at large's reaction may differ from my impression.All in all, I don't see how this debate does anything other than show that Ryan is reasonable and rational, and because of this, that he will not be "Palined" and given this, I don't see how this moves the election one iota other than to give more confidence to those who still may have doubts about Romney and Ryan but who otherwise don't want to vote for Obama.I cannot see how this scares anyone to vote for Obama if they were undecided on it. Perhaps if they agree on the issues, which if they did, they wouldn't still be undecided.Tinker
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i bought things today. i actually bought a lot of things today, but these are two of the things that i bought.
and when i say i bought...i mean my mom.
i'm not really sure what inspired her to go shopping and buy me things, but i'm so glad she did! it was great to get some new clothes. especially since school is just perpetually stressful now. the moments of relaxation while shopping are ridiculously helpful to calm down. especially when i have my mom with me. the pictures don't really do the clothing justice. they're adorable.
on another note, after work today, i got to catch up with some high school/middle school friends! alex and john are both guys that i grew up with. at least from elementary school. but after about...eleventh grade, we went our separate ways. so when alex text me earlier this week and asked if we'd want to catch up, i was all for it! sadly, i was having such a good time that i forgot to take a photo.
but i do have some throwback photos, at least.
thank you, facebook. (:
it's always a great day when i get new clothes, books, coffee, AND get to talk to old friends.
i've had a marvelous saturday.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Kathy Pastryk Says "Hiremath Is A Disciple Of Special Interests"
Hiremath is a disciple of special interests
Since 2008, the Town of Oro Valley has not contributed to the Northern Pima County Chamber of Commerce. Partially due to budget constraints, town council voted not to fund the former Greater Oro Valley Arts Council), TREO, the Tucson visitors bureau and others having little to do with business in Oro Valley.
Lo and behold, these organizations now endorse Satish Hiremath for mayor of Oro Valley. Hiremath's statement on the matter is that the organizations will provide levels of service that "we as elected officers" are responsible for in providing for "our" citizens.
Wait a minute. Who are "we elected officers?" Does Satish Hiremath think that he is already elected? Perhaps so. Said organizations have contributed heavily to his campaign, so the assumption may be that this upcoming election is a "done deal."
Not so fast, Dr. Hiremath.
Mike Zinkin is in this race to win. Many know that he has regularly participated in a wide range of town activities over the years.
While Hiremath was cleaning teeth, Zinkin's genuine, sustained interest in town government led him study and graduate twice from Oro Valley's highly regarded Citizens' Planning Institute.
What did Hiremath, as head of GOVAC, do for local artists? Nada mucho. He used taxpayers' money to bring in jazz musicians from all over the country, then charged $75 per person for tickets. Was this truly serving the needs of OV citizens?
Meanwhile, Zinkin safeguarded our town code and quality of life. Serving on and chairing the Development Review Board, he ensured that developers' and architects' projects were both practical and harmonious with Oro Valley's exceptional surroundings. Zinkin knows and respects Oro Valley's general plan and our strategic plan. We can count on him to adhere to both.
While Hiremath attended a single town council meeting to beg for GOVAC money (storming out when council refused), Zinkin put in long hours with our young people, officiating at youth sports.
Zinkin has wisdom derived from genuine experience with our townspeople and our businesses. Hiremath is a dilettante and a disciple of special interests.
Kathleen Pastryk, Oro Valley
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- John Martin said...
While, the writer is entitled to her opinion regarding Hiremath's perceived allegiance to certain special interests, it should be noted that her letter contained one glaring factual error.
My own research into all candidates' backgrounds (using records and documents available to me from government sources), shows that one of Ms. Pastryk's charges -- "What did Hiremath, as head of GOVAC, do for local artists? Nada mucho. He used taxpayers' money to bring in jazz musicians from all over the country, then charged $75 per person for tickets. Was this truly serving the needs of OV citizens?" -- is incorrect.
Audited reports of taxpayer funds given to GOVAC are open and available to the public. None shows taxpayer money funding the organization's jazz concert at the Hilton. That particular performance is paid for every year with private contributions, according to my research.
While Hiremath's tenure at GOVAC is certainly fair game for crutiny, as he is seeking public office, criticizing him for stuff that didn't happen isn't really the best way to accomplish that, in my opinion.
- May 5, 2010 at 2:37 PM
- artmarth said...
John--- I'm not here to respond on behalf of Kathy, but I will say this:
For years, under the leadership of Dr. Hiremath, the Oro Valley Town Council voted to give GOVAC tens of thousands of dollars.
Whose money do you think this was?
Answer: The Oro Valley Taxpayers.
Does it really matter which pocket the money went in, or which pocket it came out? It was still OUR money that the taxpayers never approved----unless, of course, you say,our elected officials can do as they please.
- May 5, 2010 at 3:58 PM
- John Martin said...
If the criticism is based on the fact that the town even gave money to SAACA at all, then that's not what was written the letter.
And please note, I did say Hiremath's tenure at GOVAC was certainly worthy of scrutiny. However, the letter overlooked the facts to make its point.
Furthermore, I don't believe I said that elected officials "can do as they please." Ignoring voters always could cost someone an election.
If one thinks the town shouldn't fund outside agencies, then shouldn't argue that point with misconstrued information or false statements. In my opinion, it weakens the power of the argument.
Facts matter, especially when trying to convince someone yours is the best argument.
That is merely what I was trying to suggest in my earlier post. But, as you often suggest, and I agree with you, others are free to come to their own conclusions. Thanks for posting my comments, Art.
- May 5, 2010 at 4:36 PM
- artmarth said...
John-- Whether we agree or not, your comments are posted because they are respectful.
You wrote:
I don't believe I said that elected officials "can do as they please." Ignoring voters always could cost someone an election.
I suggested it, but did NOT attribute it to you. Perhaps my sentence structure needs some work.
In any case, your comments always seem worthy of posting.
Too bad you never contacted Mike. Had you, I think you'd vote for him.
Oh yeah! Next Friday night at the Hilton will be the long overdue debate, as Hiremath finally agreed.
It might be a good chance for you and other undecided voters to determine who will best serve us.
- May 5, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Victorian Cowgirl said...
I wasn't at the meeting where Hiremath "stormed out" upon being told that he would not be receiving more funds for GOVAC, but if this is true, I have to ask what Hiremath's supporters think of this behavior.
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New York City has notified families of Sept. 11 victims that the unidentified remains of those killed at the World Trade Center will be moved on Saturday to a specially built repository at ground zero. But like much else in this yearslong process, the news was met with a mixture of anger, confusion and acceptance, reflecting the divisions of opinion, and continued heightened passions, of the relatives.
The date of the transfer was disclosed just a week in advance in an email sent to relatives over the weekend from Lilliam Barrios-Paoli, the city's deputy mayor for health and human services.
"On May 10th, the Office of Chief Medical Examiner will transfer unidentified remains" to the repository, she wrote. The examiner's office would, she said, "continue to maintain exclusive jurisdiction over the remains."
The repository, at bedrock level at ground zero and overseen by the city's medical examiner, is in the same building as the National September 11 Memorial Museum. Officials have repeatedly said that the medical examiner's repository is separate from the museum and that it will be not accessible to the general public. But their proximity has caused confusion and controversy.
Some relatives regard the site as the most appropriate resting place, but others have questioned the wisdom of housing the remains in the museum building. They also say there is a risk of flooding at bedrock level, near the Hudson River.
Sally Regenhard belongs to a group of relatives who have taken legal action opposing the plans to move the remains to the bedrock site, which is 70 feet below ground level. She criticized Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration for announcing the date at "the last minute," accusing it of a lack of transparency.
"This is such a critically important notification, and they issue it on the Saturday of a spring weekend," said Mrs. Regenhard, of Yonkers, who lost her son, Christian. She is vice chairwoman of the group of relatives, 9/11 Parents and Families of Firefighters and W.T.C. Victims.
"What makes it worse is that they are doing this the day before Mother's Day, which is one of the most hard, horrible holidays for us," she said.
"We are appealing to the mayor" about the decision, she said. "Just postpone the transfer of these remains until you survey the families."
The city's email noted that families would be able to visit a private "Reflection Room" at the medical examiner's repository starting on May 15, the day when the museum begins to open to family members. It opens to the public on May 21.
The email gave few other details, referring relatives to the mayor's Community Affairs Unit.
Some relatives said that they did not receive the email, and that the phone number provided went to an automated voice mail message for the unit.
"This is a major bungle," said Charles G. Wolf, who lost his wife, Katherine, in the attacks. He said he found out about the email when it was forwarded to him.
"They want us to leave a number and they will call back," he said. "That is totally ineffective."
Mr. Wolf, 60, of Greenwich Village, said that for more than two days, he was unable to find out more details until he received a call from a city official on Monday afternoon.
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Of the 2,753 people reported missing at the World Trade Center, 1,115 victims, or 41 percent of the total, have not been identified, said Julie Bolcer, director of public affairs for the city medical examiner's office.
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The mayor's press secretary, Phillip Walzak, confirmed that the unidentified remains would be moved in a "ceremonial transfer" from the medical examiner's office near the East River on Saturday morning, accompanied by a "solemn, somber, respectful procession" of vehicles from the Police Department, the Fire Department and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
He said that there would be no dignitaries or religious services, and no ceremony. "Family members will, of course, be welcome to gather around the plaza of the site as the remains are moved down," he said.
Mr. Walzak defended the decision to send an email with initial details over the weekend. "We were interested in getting this information out to people a week in advance," he said. "Our hope was to give people some lead time that the transfer was happening."
Some relatives said they were satisfied.
Lee Ielpi, who lost his son, Jonathan, said that he did not get an email and reached only voice mail on Monday when he tried to learn more on behalf of families who are in contact with the September 11th Families' Association, of which he is the board president.
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Eileen Fagan, 66, of Toms River, N.J., said she was also happy with the plans for remains of her sister, Patricia.
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Monica Iken, 44, who has not received any remains of her husband, Michael, said she would be at the memorial on Saturday to see the procession. "I have been waiting for this day for almost 13 years," she said. "He needs to have me there as well. It has been a long time, and I am very happy."


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Menezes' fate was sealed during a meeting with the president of Brazil's Football Confederation (CBF), Jose Maria Marin, and national football director Andres Sanchez Friday, reports Xinhua.
His dismissal came less than 48 hours after Brazil won the Superclassic of the Americas Trophy by defeating rivals Argentina in a dramatic penalty shootout in Buenos Aires
"As announced already, I am no longer the coach of Brazil," Menezes said in a statement. "I would like to thank everybody who worked with me, especially the players who were selected during this period and all of those who believed in our project."
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