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Post Politics Hour
Tuesday, September 2, 2008; 11:00 AM
Don't want to miss out on the latest in politics? Start each day with The Post Politics Hour. Join in each weekday morning at 11 a.m. as a member of The Washington Post's team of White House and Congressional reporters answers questions about the latest in buzz in Washington and The Post's coverage of political news.
Washington Post White House reporter Michael Abramowitz and Post national political reporter Lois Romano will be online live from the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., on Tuesday, Sept. 2 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss the president and vice president's Monday night speeches and the rest of the news from the convention and the campaign trail.
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Archive: Post Politics Hour discussion transcripts
Washington: How could the post publish on A1 that story about earmarks with Gov. Palin and hide the fact that not only that Biden secured $86 million in earmarks this past year, but that his son makes a $1.2 million salary as a lobbyist. Talk about in the tank -- this type of reporting is insulting.
washingtonpost.com: Palin's Small Alaska Town Secured Big Federal Funds (Post, Sept. 2)
Michael Abramowitz: Good morning everybody from Minneapolis, where this has been a most unusual convention so far.
We have done reporting on Biden's son before--just after he was named as Obama's vice presidential nominee. So we are going through the normal course of reporting out the background of vice presidential candidates. I am certain there will be more on both candidates.
washingtonpost.com: Biden Family Financial Connections Detailed (washingtonpost.com, Aug. 28)
Boston: The 25 percent of Americans who support President Bush are the most hard-core Republicans in the country. How are they going to feel about having John McCain exclude their hero from the convention?
Michael Abramowitz: I am not certain they are excluding the president. It appears the president may be addressing the delegates in some fashion this evening, perhaps by satellite video. We will probably know the answers in the next hour.
Florissant Valley, Mo.: Morning, Lois and Michael. It's rare that I agree with Bill Bennett, but he said on CNN that Barack was right -- the Palin pregnancy should be off-limits. So why can't the media leave it alone? I guess some folks are gleeful that this abstinence-only lady failed with one of her daughters, but that's hardly something to hold against her. I say keep it private and let folks make their private judgments.
Michael Abramowitz: I suspect you would find some sympathy in the media for your point of view. But the fact of the matter is that the McCain campaign was the one that announced this information, so it would be kind of hard for us to ignore the news. The real question is are there other issues out there that could be damaging to the GOP ticket and whether the McCain campaign adequately vetted her. That's what we will be seeing play out in the next few days.
Floris, Va.: Campaign finance may no be your game but maybe you can explain this -- McCain raised $47 million in August but doesn't he have to spend it all by Thursday? Then he gets public financing, right? So, where does the money go that he doesn't spend? Also, is it legal to pay forward stuff, like office rent through the end of October?
Michael Abramowitz: I am fortunately sitting next to our campaign finance guru Matt Mosk, so I think I can give you answers to your questions. My understanding is that most of that $47 million has already been spent. There will probably be about $10 million left over, and the McCain campaign is allowed under law to transfer that money to state party committees in key battleground states for use in the fall election.
Ellicott City, Md.: I'm so completely baffled by the Sarah Palin story that I can't put a coherent question together. So let me ask this instead: Why is President Bush addressing the convention at all? I thought Hurricane Gustav gave a convenient excuse for all involved. Did he want to do it, or did the Republican National Committee decide they couldn't avoid having the president address the convention, and ask him?
Michael Abramowitz: He is the sitting president. He is still pretty popular in his own party. It would have been a bigger unwanted story for the Republicans if he wasn't coming or speaking.
Milwaukee: I am curious as to what the general vibe is at the convention. From the footage I've seen on TV, it seems low-energy -- especially in comparison with the Democratic Convention. I'm sure the Gustav worry caused some of that, but do you agree that the "vibe" seems off? Or is it just not translating to TV well?
Michael Abramowitz: It's really hard to tell because until now we haven't really had a normal convention. Yesterday we had only a rump session with a very warm reception for the First Lady and Mrs. McCain. We will have a better sense when they resume normal programming today.
Raleigh, N.C.: Hi Michael and Lois. This question may seem irrelevant to political discussion, but here I go anyways: I was talking with my young, white male friends, and they are totally ga-ga over Sarah Palin. It occurred to me that Sarah Palin is the anti-Hillary type of woman. I think it is a mistake for the press to keep thinking that Palin is going to help get Hillary voters; I think the McCain camp knows that her appeal is with the "Maxim Magazine" voter, the suburban Mom, the young, independent-woman type under age 45 years.
My girlfriends keep talking about how she dresses a lot more stylishly than Hillary. They were getting kind of sick of seeing the pantsuits. Having said all that, let's put it on the table: Do you think Sarah Palin's style and fashion will help or hinder her the campaign for the White House? P.S. My friends love her red shoes!
Michael Abramowitz: Let's put aside the question of whether she is qualified to be vice president or not (and I know we will not reach consensus among our readers on that!). I watched her opening speech when she was introduced by McCain last Friday, and I thought she did very well and made a much better first impression than, say, Dan Quayle, who looked like a deer caught in the headlights when he was first introduced by George H.W. Bush in 1988. I suspect she will be very appealing for many voters.
St. Paul, Minn.: Hi Michael and Lois -- thank you for taking questions today, and I hope you are finding St. Paul a hospitable place. Among the reasons given in support of Gov. Palin's foreign policy credentials are that she is the commander of chief of the Alaska National Guard and that Alaska is next door to Russia. These talking points seemed to be getting repeated over and over, without much else to amplify them. Aren't all state governors commanders in chief of their respective National Guards? Isn't that largely a ceremonial role? And I'm sorry, but the Alaska/Russia connection seems somewhat of a stretch to me, unless I'm missing something.
Michael Abramowitz: I have to say I agree with you that all this seems to be a stretch. You are right that governors are the head of the national guard in their states, and you're right that Palin has not had much to do with Russia policy over the last few years. Her foreign policy credentials seem pretty thin right now.
Philadelphia: So if Alaska seceded from the Union while Ms. Palin was Vice President, would she have to resign? Seriously, what of the story that she's a (former?) member of something called the Alaska Independence Party? I suppose it might help the ticket in the South...
washingtonpost.com: John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin was in Alaskan independence party (London Telegraph, Sept. 2)
Lois Romano: Good morning everyone. What a great day to take questions. Thanks for joining us.
San Francisco: President Bush and John McCain trumpet the success of the surge, but it hasn't accomplished most of the goals that President Bush said it would. For example, we just turned over the security responsibilities in Anbar Province to the Iraqi government, making it the 11th province we've handed over out of 18. When he announced the surge in January 2007, President Bush said the Iraqi government would "take responsibility for security in all of Iraq's provinces by November." That's November 2007, not 2008.
washingtonpost.com: Uncertainty After Anbar Handover (Post, Sept. 2)
Michael Abramowitz: It is certainly true that the administration has missed many of the benchmarks it set for itself on Iraq policy. The question is whether the overall conditions are better and things are going in the right direction. I guess which is more important depends on your overall perspective.
Now Rudy!?: What is going on with the disorganized mess we call the GOP? Will Rogers is spinning in his grave. Obama runs one of the most meticulous, well-disciplined and strategic campaigns ever seen and McCain just muddles through one mess after another. Has anyone ever dumped their keynoter on the day of the speech before?
washingtonpost.com: The Fix: GOP Convention Back on Track -- With Changes (washingtonpost.com, Sept. 2)
Michael Abramowitz: I think we are just learning the schedule--so it appears Rudy will be speaking at some point. They couldn't go on with the convention as scheduled given the hurricane, and I guarantee you that if the hurricane happened during the Democratic convention, they would have had to adjust too.
Silver Spring, Md.: Why didn't the McCain campaign announce on Friday that Palin's daughter was pregnant? Waiting until after all the Internet rumors to release the news seems to have made the story more significant. This could have been handled much better by McCain, Palin and their staffs.
Michael Abramowitz: I think this is a reasonable point. Its usually better to get all the information out on your own terms before somebody else does it for you. It would have been pretty hard to hide this until election day.
Carrollton, Texas: So, with the Republican convention going quiet, any chance we'll hear more word about Paul's rally tonight? From the ticket sales it seems that there are still plenty of frustrated conservatives out there.
Michael Abramowitz: I believe one of my colleagues is covering it--so look for coverage on the web and in the paper tomorrow.
Santa Barbara, Calif.: Did no one in the McCain campaign anticipate that when you pick a virtually (nationally) unknown vice presidential candidate right before the convention, that magnified and sensational news about that person's past -- true or not -- would dominate the convention?
Lois Romano: They say they were braced for this-- and knew the news of the pregnancy would come out.
New York: What are the Republican Party's rules concerning replacing a vice presidential nominee after the convention? I understand McCain's wishes would be respected, but presumably there is some formal mechanism here.
Michael Abramowitz: We're looking into that. I am not sure of the rules: In 1972, when McGovern had to replace Tom Eagleton as his running mate after the convention, it was the Democratic National Committee that was charged with approving his replacement.
Folks, thanks for all your good questions--I am turning you over to my friend Lois.
Concord, N.H.: Media-hounding the Palin child would be despicable, but I'd think questioning Sarah on how her policy of abstinence-only education jibes with her experience with how that has worked within her own family is absolutely valid. It's easy for legislators like McCain to vote for doubling abstinence-only education funding while cutting family planning education when they don't have to deal with real-life consequences. Now she does. Don't abstinence-only states typically have higher rates of teenage pregnancies? This is going to be a divisive issue for women, and it is a big deal.
Lois Romano: Very good point. The message boards on all the stories raise this issue. Coming from a Christian values family that supports abstinence, people are wondering if the teenager had any education--from home or school- about pregnancy prevention.
Dallas: How long does it usually take to complete the vetting process for a vice president?
Lois Romano: It depends-- but usually a month. The campaign maintains it didn't miss the pregnancy, the trooper investigation or Todd Palin's DWI 20 years ago. Whether they were prepared for the distraction is another story.
Baltimore: Lois, I love you dearly but I have to take strong exception to something you wrote today: You characterize Palin's decision to give a speech and then get on an eight-hour plane flight while her amniotic fluid was leaking as "feisty and fearless." It's not -- it's stupid, reckless, and could have serious health consequences for the mother and the baby. My obstetrician told me to get to a hospital immediately if my fluid started leaking. Once it starts, your risk for infection skyrockets. Please take an opportunity to educate your readers -- in a situation like Palin's, don't be stupid. Don't risk yourself or your baby like that.
washingtonpost.com: Gov. Mom (Post, Sept. 2)
Lois Romano: I appreciate your comments and others have made the same point.
Houston: Is Sarah Palin's family supposed to be on stage with her when she gives her speech tomorrow? I believe I read they were home in Alaska yesterday. Do you think Palin will keep her kids out of sight -- all of them -- for the rest of the campaign, and that the emphasis on "supermom" will go away? If so, what does she replace it with to appeal to voters?
Lois Romano: I am told they will be back for her speech.
New York: Today's story by Lois Romano exemplifies how horrifically bad the media today. You can bet your bottom dollar that there was no newspaper in America that had a question mark about whether Obama "can have it all" when he has two kids and is a senator, or whether that is "too much." Can you get any more sexist in your coverage of Gov. Palin?
Oh, and by the way -- Gov. Palin never told Alaska Airlines that she was in labor when she flew back to Alaska to have her son because she wasn't in labor. She had a slight leak of her amniotic fluid -- that's not labor. Even People Magazine gets these details right -- is it too much to ask that The Washington Post to get it right too? I'm sincerely disgusted.
Lois Romano: A 'slight' leak? Her water broke, she had a high-risk pregnancy and she flew eight hours.
Atlanta: Does it say anything about the other vice presidential possibilities (Romney, Pawlenty, Lieberman) that the McCain team knew about the pregnancy and still decided not to pick any of them?
Lois Romano: Not really. He wanted a woman and he wanted an evangelical. She fit the bill.
Orlando, Fla.: Regarding Ms. Palin, what does she know about the lower 48 states? Where has she visited previously? How does her experience in Alaska with all the oil money translate into issues in Pittsburgh, Orlando and St. Louis? Has she ever worked with African Americans or Hispanics? What about mass transit, farming, banking and immigration? Does she see Alaska as very different from the lower 48?
Lois Romano: Those are all very good questions that no doubt will be explored in the next 60 days and during the debates. Alaska is a small population state, and she will be pressed on many urban issues-- not to mention foreign affairs.
Dunn Loring, Va.: Lois, regarding your article today, have you ever inquired into the breastfeeding practices of a Democratic politician?
Lois Romano: To my knowledge no Democratic politician has announced to People magazine that she breast feeds. If Gov. Palin doesn't view it as an invasion of privacy, neither should you.
Garland, Texas: Did McCain ever consider Kay Bailey Hutchison as his vice president? She seems a perfect fit.
Lois Romano: I'm sure he did but the political word is that they don't have great chemistry.
The most serious criticism of Sarah Palin...: seems to be her involvement with the Ted Stevens 527 organization. Why isn't this getting more attention? Because it's not "sexy"? Because it's harder to understand?
washingtonpost.com: The Trail: Palin Was a Director of Embattled Sen. Stevens's 527 Group (washingtonpost.com, Sept. 1)
Lois Romano: Give everyone time to digest everything. She just got named Thursday and there's been quite a bit of news, wouldn't you say?
Wheaton, Md.: The New York Times is reporting that the McCain team is busy vetting Palin, on the ground up in Alaska -- now. Was this an impulsive pick that perhaps was announced prematurely? I had heard (last week) that McCain was making the choice independently of his aides, but didn't imagine he was "flying in the dark" quite this much.
washingtonpost.com: Disclosures on Palin Raise Questions on Vetting Process (New York Times, Sept. 1)
Lois Romano: I'm not sure impulsive is the right word. She was on the list but not a serious contender. Perhaps as they went through the choices she jumped out as someone who would satisfy the Christian conservatives and make a splash.
The campaign says they they knew all this about her--but its hard to imagine they were braced for the distraction.
For what's worth: Lois: I think the pregnancy announcement actually will help Palin. It will divert a little attention from her woeful lack of credentials, allow her to give a warm, fuzzy hard-to-criticize speech at the convention, and enable her to play the victim when somebody inevitably goes too far in questioning her daughter's actions. It also will slow and overshadow the media's reporting on the many flaws in her story: that she pushed for earmarks as mayor, was for the Bridge to Nowhere before she was against it, is dealing with the Troopergate investigation, etc. I say it actually buys her some cover.
Lois Romano: well, not for long. There's a limited among of resources that will go into covering the pregnancy. The media and the Democrats will turn to her record fairly soon.
Boston: If the McCain campaign knew about Bristol's pregnancy ahead of time, why didn't anyone tell her child's father to take down his MySpace page before the story broke? It has since been taken down, but only after being quoted all over the Internet, profanities and all.
Lois Romano: In fairness, I think political campaigns are just coming to terms with all the various ways the Internet can trip them up.
Simply stated: they didn't think of it.
Lois Romano: Thank you for your questions on this brief chat. See you back here next week.
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Pros / Cons
+ Has an awesome slow using Q and W
+ Great ulti, can be used to snipe and escape
+ Easy killing using Volley
+ Can use Hawkshot to check baron or dragon
+ Great farming using Runaan's Hurricane
- Too less defense
- Alway's focused
- Poor to no damage in early game
This is a good passive, u can use it very much, that's a good part about it. The problem is, u have to be out of combat, so u can only use it once if u engage an enemy. If u are fullbuilded, this passive will cause major damage to your target.
This is a very good skill to kill enemy's. When they want to run away, u toggle Frost Shot, use your [Volley]] and if they still get away, use Enchanted Crystal Arrow.
This is one of the best skills of Ashe. It deals loads of damage, and it slows. I use this skill to kill enemy's because of the slow. When i see an enemy wich i can kill, i activate this skill. This will do loads of damage, that's why u have to max this one first.
Active: Ashe sends her Hawk Spirit on a scouting mission to a target area in the map, revealing terrain as it travels in a straight line and granting vision of the target area for 5 seconds. The Hawk Spirit will reveal units in the brush but will not reveal stealthed units or objects.
I think this is a good skill. U can easilly farm with it. Well, u can't really 'use it'. But, when u farm, and u kill a minion, u get bonus gold. I use this skill to check baron and dragon. Or to look if enemy's are coming. I recommend to max this after Volley.
One of the best ulti's i've ever seen. U can snipe an enemy with it, or u can just initiate a teamfight. I highly recommend this ulti, because it's one of the best Sniping ulti's In-Game.
Summoner Spells
My choises
Flash and Ignite
Information :
Flash is a good way to escape for Ashe. It will also help u to follow enemy's. When u use your Q and W, they will be slowed. But Ashe is kind of slow, so using Flash is a smart choice.
Ignite is a good way to kill enemy's with low HP. I alway's use this when i see an enemy having low HP.
Teleport this can help u getting to your turret faster. Also, if your team is in a teamfight, and u have to go back to the fountain, u can teleport to a teammate, so u can help them in this teamfight.
Ghost is a good way to escape from enemy's. Using Ghost will get you faster to your target to kill it.
Exhaust this is a great way to block enemy's. U can slow them, or u can get their Attack Speed down.
Heal is a pretty good summoner spell. But i don't use it. Because i think there is too much 'waiting time' to heal again. Making this skill kind of useless. For beginners -> good summoner spell.
Clarity u can pick this, since Ashe doesn't got much mana. I don't take it, because i alway's make sure to get Blue Buff.
Revive Pretty decent summoner spell, but not good if u are in teamfights. If u die, and u are still a beginner, and accidently use this skill, u can get killed.
Smite DO NOT PICK THIS FOR SURE! Ashe is not a jungler! So don't try to jungle her!
Clairvoyance is not a good summoner spell. It's useless for Ashe. Ashe has her Hawkshot wich she can shoot towards Dragon or Baron to see if an enemy is nearby.
Cleanse is also a pretty decent summoner spell. It comes very handy when u get ignited or exhausted.
Recommended one's :
- Flash
- Ignite
- Teleport
- Ghost
- Heal
- Cleanse
- Exhaust
Not Recommended one's :
- Clairvoyance
- Smite
- Clarity
- Revive
Greater Quintessence of Attack Damage With these, Ashe Does more damage with his all of her spells. I think this is easy to understand.
Mark of Attack Damage this is the same as the Greater Quintessence of Attack Damage. Only this give's less Attack Damage.
Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist These are used to give Ashe more magic resist, so she can fight against mage's.
Seal of Armor These can be very helpfull while fighting against melee's. U will get less damage and it will help u killing the other team.
Berserker's Greaves will give u more Attack Speed. This is very good, because Ashe's basic attack's aren't that fast. It will also give u +45 Movement Speed.
The Bloodthirster will give u 70 Attack Damage and 12 Life Steal. Passive : Per kill (minion's) u will get 1 stack. 1 Stack is 1 Attack Damage and 0.2% Life Steal. It stacks up to 30.
The Black Cleaver will give u 55 Attack Damage, 10 Cooldown Reduction, 10 Armor Penetration and 250 Health. If u deal physical damage to an enemy, it will reduce it's Armor by 6.25%. It stacks 4 times.
Phantom Dancer give's u 50 Attack Speed, 30 Critical Strike Chance and 5 Movement Speed Multiplier. This will help u killing your enemy faster.
Infinity Edge give's u 70 Attack Damage and 25 Critical Strike Chance. It will also give u a +50% Critical Strike Damage.
-Opt- Banshee's Veil will give u 300 Health, 300 Mana and 45 Magic Resistance. It will give u a shield that protect's u against 1 enemy's spell.
-Rec- Runaan's Hurricane This is the item we want. It give's u Attack speed, and it's good for farming. It's passive is just great! When u want to hit a minion, your arrows (darts) will hit 3 to 4 minions at once. Making major farm possible. -*WARNING*- : THIS ITEM'S PASSIVE CAN ONLY WORK ON RANGED CHAMPIONS!
Team Work
Well, Ashe isn't very squishy, but she has to be protected. Because she is alway's focused. The reason of this is : she is an ADC. You will have to get full help from your team to protect u, so u can Ace the other team, and get a Victory.
The best way to farm with Ashe is maxing Volley and buying Runaan's Hurricane. With this, Ashe will overfarm all other players, and Ashe will be overleveled. Also she will get much more items.
When u have enough farm,
-Buy all the Elixir's you can find, these cannot make u squishy, they will only help u.
Tips when playing against a Ashe
-Try to avoid her Volley.
-Make sure u never get hit by her Enchanted Crystal Arrow in teamfights, because the enemy team will eat you.
-Make sure u have enough Armor and Anti slow.
-If u see Ashe is free, try to pick the summoner spell Cleanse to avoid getting killed by her to due of the slows.
-Never, ever, ever try to kill her alone, she will beat you. Unless u are Teemo :D
Ashe is one of the best ADC's in the whole game. I think she can almost do everything, and beat every champion if she is a little bit fed. If u cannot win with her, you are probably not made for Ashe. She hate's u =).
Good luck playing Ashe, and much gaming pleasure!
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I'm a single mother of two. For the last six months I have been very tired. I can't stay awake in the afternoons.
I am very snappy with everyone, especially the kids. I have very bad mood swings.
I have always attended keep fit classes and kickboxing, but lately I can't find the energy do anything.
I also have to yawn more often to catch my breath (I smoke) and I am always clearing my throat or cough.
Is it just depression or should I take advice to look into something else?
Single mums have a lot to cope with, and so it is not surprising that sometimes they are tired and stressed out with all they have to cope with.
Fatigue and mood swings can occur when you get low, and depression is not uncommon in these circumstances.
I think this is probably what is happening to you. When you get depressed everything is more difficult to deal with, and there is a sort of vicious circle effect where even a minor setback makes you feel even worse and lacking in energy.
Everything becomes an effort, even things you enjoy like your kickboxing. Have you discussed the possibility of depression with your doctor?
You should certainly tell him how you feel. He or she may want to do some simple tests to reassure you that there is nothing physically wrong.
It doesn't sound as if there is, but I don't think doctors should jump to the conclusion that such symptoms are due to depression until you have thought about other possibilities.
If something is discovered, then of course some specific treatment could be given. But if everything is normal, then depression is the most likely cause of the way you feel.
There are some good treatments now to help improve your mood and get you through bad patches like this.
Also, although you may not feel like trying now, I should urge you to try and stop smoking if you possibly can.
The clearing your throat and coughing may be due to anxiety, but also the cigarettes would not help this. It would be better for your children as well if you could stop.
I hope you soon feel better, but if you have not already done so, do go and talk to your GP.
Yours sincerely
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I began trading with the idea of using pure technical analysis. The basic tenets of TA, that all things are known by the market or will be known, and all that knowledge is represented in the charts, was a big draw for me. TA broke trading down to simple price action, technical indicators, candle charts and I was enthralled.
However, over time, I have also come to love the fundamentals and view them as a primary driver of my trades. If the trend can be likened to the tide in the ocean, the fundamentals are the ocean itself. The fundamentals lay the foundation for the house to be built on, they prime the canvass so that the master can create a painting and are the waters from which the market tide will flow.
My description may sound esoteric and philosophical but its true. Imagine a foundation being laid for a new building. As more and more details about that foundation become apparent you get a feel for what the building is going to be. Each brick of the building is important, and adds to the whole, but on an individual basis means very little in terms of what the building will look like. The foundation, the fundamental basis the building is built on, gives the building its character. Is it a house, an apartment building, an office? Once you get a feel for what the building is going to be you can start to make educated guesses, speculations, about what it will look like, how many rooms it will have and when it might be finished. The same is true for the financial markets. When you have a grip on what the fundamentals are you can make better speculations on where the markets are going.
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In terms of trading, fundamentals can refer to a couple of different things, depending on which market you are talking about. Sometimes there is more than one fundamental driver of an asset, sometimes those drivers are in line with each other and other times not. For a stock fundamentals can include the state of the economy, the health of the business, revenue, product pipeline, consumer sentiment, inflation and other economic indicators. For a commodity supply and demand is the biggest fundamental driver although economic conditions have a lot of affect as well. These factors are used to determine if an asset is under, over or fairly priced.
Fundamental analysis also ties into the greater market cycle. The economy cycles between growth and recession and those cycles drive market values. GDP, Gross Domestic Product, is one factor that can be followed as an indicator of the greater market cycle. This is the sum of the output of a region, a country or the world. Rising GDP, expanding or contracting GDP growth and expectations for growth/decline can affect prices from the near to the long term.
Another thing to consider is how fundamentals affect individual assets. A bullish economy may be good for stocks but it is not good gold and can be both good and bad for oil. Rising GDP and rising GDP expectations are closely associated with a rising stock market. Rising GDP is also associated with rising currency value. When a country is doing well its money becomes stronger.
Within the GDP data, which is usually released on a quarterly basis with monthly revisions, are other fundamental economic drivers of the market. These shorter term data points are drivers of shorter term trends within the greater market cycle. Employment and jobs are perhaps my favorite but there are numerous gauges of inflation, manufacturing, housing and the consumer that must also be included. Each of these gives a different view of the underlying economic conditions and has the power to move the market
How I Trade The Fundamentals
I like to keep abreast of the economics and the current data so I have a grip on what's going on, a view of the foundations so to speak. I let the data come and the market do it's thing. I don't use any one data point as a trigger other than what the market tells me to do. I have a an understanding of the fundamental conditions but I still let the technicals dictate my trades. A rising tide of fundamentals will show itself in the charts in the form of an uptrend or bull market. As the fundamental picture unfolds there will be catalysts for rallies and corrections and all will be present in the chart as a signal in one form or another. When the technicals and the fundamentals agree, and the signals are in line I make a trade.
My approach to fundamental trading is exactly the same as technical. When the fundamental trends are up, I trade up, when the fundamental trends are down I trade down. The technicals provide my signals, when they agree with my fundamental look I know I can make a good trade with confidence.


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There is the power of death that weakens us when we are broken by adversity and hardship. Our shoulders slump. Faces are forlorn and dejected. Eyes look down unable to see the bright sunshine and blue skies. It�s one dark cloud surrounding us. It is death.
Jesus experienced this power of death and rose. Because we have been raised with Christ, we too rise through adversity and hardship by His power. I rise! I see the sunshine through the clouds and the clouds part like the Red Sea did for the Israelites, and we rise up victoriously.
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Discussion in 'NFL Draft' started by 2ToneBlueBlood, Feb 12, 2014.
Actually we were in the top 10 in sacks in 2012 and 2010.
Where are all these first and 2nd rd DBs we have been drafting? We have used a boatload of draft capital and free agent money on our front 7. Morgan in the first, Ayers and Brown in the 2nd, Gooden, Martin and Casey in the 3rd and Mccarthey in the 4th.
We signed Sammy Hll to decent money shouldn't we expect something out of these guys?
I'm not saying we have been drafting secondary guys early just saying we should build up the guys who play in front of them first. We absolutely should expect something unfortunately it hasn't worked out that way besides Casey. I'm reserving judgement on guys like Brown, Ayers, Gooden, and Martin. I think those 4 will find a home in our new defense, I hope.
You can't have hard rules like that. If a Troy Palamalu is sitting there you can't just pass on him because the front 7 is not yet good enough. You want to draft a great player.
His cap number is $2.8 millinon
I agree there is always exceptions when a once in a decade talent comes along. I'm just saying I place a higher premium on pass rushers and MLB then CB/S. Would I have passed on a Patrick Peterson to take a raw pass rusher no absolutely not but I'm just stating which position I place higher value on.
All three of these mocks have Justin Gilbert the Cb out of oklahoma state going 10th to the Lions. Look at their respected mocks and think of who the best player would be left when we pick 11th.So they feel that Gilbert will be the top Cb taken in the draft.
One mock has us taking Mosley, one mock has us taking Clinton-Dix and the other Jake Matthews.
I can't for the life of me see Matthews lasting to the 11th pick. So i don't see us taking him but if he is there you can't really pass can you?
Let's do a simple numbers game.
If all three of the top pass rushers are off the board but no DBs how could you ever justify taking a pass rusher?
That means the 4th best edge rusher is better than your top CB or safety? Same with defensive tackle types like Hageman or Tuitt. If you have your pick of all the big men, DT types or the 4th best edge rusher who do you take?
2012 was extremely inflated. I know there were 7 sacks in the final game against the Jags. And I'm pretty sure we had similar numbers in the first Jags game.
Our pass rush sucked in 2012. In 2010 it was okay... That was all Babin, but he still sucked.
I don't want Dennard with the 11th pick, nor should the Titans. That would be one hell of a reach for us.
Let's just see what Coty and Wilson can do under Horton if we don't sign Verner. They could be diamonds in the rough with a competent DC.


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When Bill's sons were young, he would occasionally - it didn't happen often - retreat to the bonus room where he could watch a ballgame. Frequently, it seems, he would find dirty dishes in a space where food consumption was prohibited.
Once when he found an empty cereal bowl that required two days of heavy soaking, Bill charged downstairs, frowned at his sons and yelled, "Why is the bonus room always such a mess?" The boys weren't sure what he was getting at, but they were certain they were in trouble.
Bill realized much later that kids and adults have different brains. He was asking a different question than the one he wanted answered, and he realized he hadn't always been setting the best example himself regarding food in the bonus room. Was the infraction a result of willful disobedience or uncertainty over the policy compounded by the different standard for Dad?
The relationship between parent and child is interconnected, a composition that flows back and forth. Your teen has a special way of relating to the world and hearing your voice. As Thomas and Bonnie Liotta point out in their book, "A Simple Way to Guide Children and Teenagers to Happiness, Success, and Gratitude," there are parent brains and kid brains. What you say and what they hear are not the same thing.
As the Liottas write: "It's not your job to make your kids happy, make them love you, or win the contest of separated parents ... Your job as a parent ... is to make sure your child has the life skills to be successful."
You need to ensure your kids know your expectations and how to meet them. You'll discover pretty quickly if their disobedience is the result of a lack of understanding or simply personal will.
We know now from research that it takes longer for brains to develop than we thought, and that boys and girls progress at different rates. Boys, particularly, develop the pleasure and risk-taking areas much earlier than the quadrant for responsibility. (So now you have research to explain why your son acts the way he does sometimes.) The responsibility region may not mature until the early to mid-20s.
It's sad to see a parent use harsh tactics or even violence to manage a child. It's puzzling when we see a child ignored, then suddenly yelled at for some unknown infraction. Parenting can be a challenging job. But when we fail to clearly outline expectations, provide adequate supervision or carry out consistent discipline, we must share some of the responsibility for the child's behavior.
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The American Cinematheque is getting in the Valentine's Day spirit this weekend with its Romancing the Screen festival at the Egyptian and Aero Theatres. Opening the celebration of love at the Egyptian Thursday evening is Hal Ashby's quirky 1971 romance "Harold and Maude," starring Bud Cort as a suicidal young man who finds a romantic connection with eightysomething Ruth Gordon.
Screening Friday at the Aero is Rob Reiner's delightful 1987 romantic fantasy, "The Princess Bride," with Robin Wright, Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin, and Nick Cassavetes' 2004 four-hankie weepie, "The Notebook," with Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, James Garner and Gena Rowlands.
Humphrey Bogart, in his Oscar-winning performance, and Katharine Hepburn made an unlikely love match in the 1951 John Huston adventure, "The African Queen," screening Saturday at the Egyptian along with the 1953 Oscar-winning drama, "From Here to Eternity," which features that uber-erotic embrace between Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr on the beach. Over at the Aero, Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh have a few hot and heavy scenes -- at least by 1939 standards -- when the epic Oscar-winner "Gone With the Wind" screens.
The festival concludes Monday at the Aero with Blake Edwards' 1961 adaptation of Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's," with the always wonderful Audrey Hepburn as free-spirit Holly Golightly and George Peppard as the writer with whom she finds love. http://www.americancinematheque.com
Not to be outdone, the Cinefamily's Vive L'Amour celebration at the Silent Movie Theatre continues Thursday evening with Francois Truffaut's landmark 1962 romantic drama "Jules et Jim," and Jean-Pierre Jeunet's 2001 hit, "Amelie," starring Audrey Tautou. On tap for Saturday evening is one of Erich Rohmer's six "Moral Tales" -- 1972's "Chloe in the Afternoon."
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Over at the Sherman Oaks cinemas Sunday and Monday evening is the 2009 indie hit "(500) Days of Summer," about a romance that goes awry. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "The Notebook" arrive Sunday and Monday at the ArcLight Pasadena, while "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" visits the Hollywood multiplex Sunday and Monday, along with 2006 Irish favorite "Once."
ArcLight Sherman Oaks is offering a free screening Monday, Valentine's Day, of the upcoming romantic comedy "Take Me Home Tonight," which opens March 4. For more information on how to get tickets, go to http://www.arclightcinemas.com.
As Jane Fonda appears in her Tony-nominated role in "33 Variations" at the Ahmanson Theatre, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art pays tribute to the film work of the two-time Oscar-winning actress. Screening Friday evening is Sydney Pollock's riveting 1969 Depression-tale "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" for which she received her first best actress Oscar nomination, and 1979's "The China Syndrome," a cautionary tale about a leak at a nuclear power plant that also earned her a nomination.
Screening Saturday at 5 p.m. is the kicky erotic 1968 sci-fi fantasy, "Barbarella," directed by her first husband, Roger Vadim. Later that evening, LACMA will screen the poignant 1978 drama "Coming Home," for which she won her second best actress Oscar as a conservative Marine's (Bruce Dern) wife who falls in love with a Vietnam Vet paraplegic (Jon Voight, in his Oscar-winning turn).
Fonda will appear in person at LACMA on Monday to talk with The Times' film critic Kenneth Turan about her 50-year-plus career followed by a screening of 1971's "Klute," for which she received her first Oscar as a New York call girl. http://www.lacma.org
UCLA Film and Television Archive continues its annual celebration of Iranian Cinema on Saturday with Masud Kimiai's 1969 drama, "Qaisar," and Mahmood Rahmani's 2009 film, "Molf-E Gand." Scheduled for Sunday are two U.S. documentaries: 1925's "Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life," directed by Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack and Marguerite Harrison, followed by Albert Lamorisse's 1978 documentary, "The Lovers' Wind," which was commissioned by the prerevolutionary Iranian government.
UCLA Film and Television Archive makes the rainbow connection Sunday morning at the Billy Wilder Theatre with a free screening of 1979's "The Muppet Movie," starring Kermit, Miss Piggy and the furry gang of cuties. http://www.cinema.ucla.edu
New Beverly Cinema offers two splendid film noirs from 1942 starring Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake Thursday evening: "This Gun for Hire" and "The Glass Key." "Inspector Bellamy," the swan song of the late director Claude Chabrol, and Claire Denis' latest film, "White Material," are on tap for Friday and Saturday at the revival theater. Scheduled for Sunday-Tuesday is Baz Lurhmann's colorful 2001 musical "Moulin Rouge!" starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor, and Sofia Coppola's 2006 take on "Marie Antoinette," starring Kirsten Dunst. http://newbevcinema.com
"Circles and Spinning Wheels" Thursday evening at the Echo Park Film Center will feature video works collected by artist Melody Owen that highlight curves and planes of circles. On Saturday, the Echo Park Film Center kicks off a new monthly screening series and cine club that will highlight emerging trends in international cinema. The festival opens Saturday with Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio's "Alamar." http://www.echoparkfilmcenter.org
Also on Thursday, Chapman University in Orange screens the newly restored version of Fritz Lang's 1927 masterwork, "Metropolis." Jan-Christopher Horak, head of the UCLA Film and Television Archive, will introduce the film. http://ftv.chapman.edu/about/event_calendar/the_complete_metropolis_screening/
It was back on Feb. 11, 1964, that the Beatles performed their first U.S. concert at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C. Now 47 years to the day, the Egyptian Theatre on Friday will screen the broadcast of that concert, which hasn't been seen since March 1964. Host Domenic Priore will discuss the concert with rock archivist Ron Furmanek and documentarian Alan Boyd. http://www.americancinematheque.com
The Autry National Center is presenting a free screening Saturday afternoon of John Ford's 1956 western, "The Searchers," starring John Wayne, Natalie Wood and Jeffrey Hunter at the Wells Fargo Theater. http://www.theautry.org
The Fourth African American Shortfest opens early Saturday evening at the Spielberg Theatre at the Egyptian. The fest will feature works by emerging directors, writers and animators. http://www.hollywoodshorts.com
If you are in the mood for a drive-in movie, the offbeat "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" screens Saturday evening at the Devil's Night Drive-In at 240 W. 4th Street in downtown Los Angeles. http://www.devilsnight.com
The Club Foot Orchestra will perform live accompaniment Sunday evening at the Steve Allen Theater for Buster Keaton's clever 1924 comedy short "Sherlock Jr." and F.W. Murnau's expressionistic horror film, 1922's "Nosferatu." http://stevenallentheater.com
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Hey Grey. So, i'm in a keeper league with a bunch of friends (hey fellas, I know you're reading this...), and I'm wondering if I should do what I'm about to do. It's a 266$, OBP 5x5 league. I have the following definite keepers...
Trout - 12$ (our rules allow us to do a 6$ bridge contract and I brought up Trout two years ago) for next year and will probably keep him for 20$ the three years after that,
Goldy - 12$ (two more years)
Cargo - 23$ (two more years)
Hanley - 31$ (one year)
I'm leaning towards keeping:
McCann - 7$(bridge)
Then I have the following who I could keep:
Tulo - 31$ (one year)
Wright -25$ (one year)
Gyorko - 12$ (one year)
I guess my question is this: should I keep those 3 guys and have a juggernaut offense? I'd have to focus on pitching in auction (which is ok). OR should I throw them back and keep the pitchers I could keep(see below):
Medlen - 12$ (one year)
Addison Reed - 7$ (one year)
Verlander - 38$ (one year)
Thanks for reading!
Keeping offense over pitching?
Who to start, who to bench. Grab that WW guy? Low priced rookie or high priced stud?
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Barwa City - Hidden Charges
People who are thinking of moving in Barwa City .. please be aware that there will be a charge every month of 600+ riyals every month for AC and hot water (for 2 bedroom flat). and 800+ riyals for 3 bedroom flat.
which you will have to pay any how as there is a vague kind of clause in the tenancy contract (clause 12).
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Hi everyone
I am planning to rent fully furnished one bedroom appart in barwa city
Anyone have an idea about the prices please ?
Yes. Please advise if there is any authority where we can file a complaint against them.
These cheap rentals seem to be a scam with these additional costs that come up... is there a government body that you can lodge complaints to?
I recently received bill for 7 days it is having three components:
1. chilled water consumption (based on some meter reading) @0.21 per unit
2. Chilled water Demand charges @ 240 Per Month
3. Gas/Water Heating Charges @ 176 Per Month
I couldn't really understand all.
I think water all the charges we have to pay to Waseef and only for electricity we have to register with Kaharama. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Also the bill is indicating something at top Annual Capacity Rate as QAR 800.
1. Can anyone help me to understand all this.
2. Do I need to go to Kaharama for changing the electricity only or water also.
3. What is the deposit amount I have to pay at Kaharama.
I moved to the 3BHK on end of Jun 2013 and Now I received the Bill of 6282 QAR , for A/C (BTU Meter) , Chilled Water demand Charge , GAS , Water Heating charge ( All these including with Maintenance of theses facility and Elect bill for these chiller , heater ) according by them and GAS , Water Heating charge are flat rate base on flat size 3BHK as 320 for Gas and 264 for WH for monthly.Theses are not included Kahramaa bill as of now only elect bill and water bill will come soon..
hi, i have the same question, is 7000QR to much for fully furnished???
Hi, Can anybody tell me whom to approach for 2BHK flat in Barwa city for booking. I have got one contact they are offering me 2BHK furnished for 7000 QAR, but from above discussion it seams they are charging me high.
Hi all...
to get this topic running again I have a few questions since I'm planning to move to Barwa City soon - 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment with Waseef in upcoming weeks...
1. Rent is 5.105 QR/month
somebody mentioned "4750 +355 and then they merged both and said 5100 including AC and Hot Water" so I just wanted to be sure that there are no other hidden charges except Kahramaa Electricity and Water... and Vodafone internet of course. Can somebody please cofirm that.
2. Gas is free???
Can somebody please cofirm that.
3. Apartments have their own meters for Electricity and Water and what we heard the cost for 2-bedroom apartment is max 200 QAR.
Can please someone confirm that.
4. With Waseef, deposit when signing the contract is equal to 1-month rent or 2-month rent???
5. When are they planning to open any of localstores, pools or anything since we saw that everything looks dead at the moment.
Thank you all.
Hey ppl, what is the price for a 3 bedroom apartment in Barwa City? Is it worth moving there from Ezdan Villages in Al Wakair? There I pay 4.5K, all inclusive, whatever 'all' means: Crappy furniture, poor Internet speeds, dirty pool and gim,constant parking problems...
In Barwa City it wouldn't be less than 7K? Is it worth that extra money?
I hear the management is stupid... they keep telling the kids to keep the cycles inside their houses... and not to park the cycles near the buildings even on the outside...
Its ok to park car... but not cycles?!?!? ... they even confiscated some of the kids cycles...
how does it matter to them where the cycles are unless its not obstructing something? Then why are they making the cycle paths? Height of Stupidity?
Any updates?
the most unprofessional terminally useless bunch of cretins i have ever had the misfortune to meet, they can stick it...
I just spoke to Barwa Call Center and apparently there will be some extra charges later. The staff was not sure when.
This is not acceptable at all as they did not mention this when I signed the contract.
I will speak to the management and will not keep silent if this happened.
Barwa Call Center number is 800 4444. Add one more 4 if you are calling from landline
whatz the contact no of barwa village office? Mahmoud1@ did u register before in barwa? if u have contact details please provide it to me?
605 riyals for 2 bedroom apartment plus water bill plus electricity.
I have never ever seen such charges for a rented apartment. These kind of charges are always paid by the landlord.
whtz the rent for two bedroom in barwa village. whtz ther contact no?
I hear Kahramaa bill both Electricity and Water total to about a maximum of QR 170 per month.
Gas is free.
Hotwater 24x7.
Dust sealed.
Double sided glass windows for heat insulation to preserve A/C
AC free. except in June July Aug the hotter months. rest of the months you dont really need to switch on your house ac. In winter it is kinda cold...
check with them whether you will have to pay for AC, hot water, etc. then they would tell you about the vague clause!
QAR 600 per month for a 2 bedroom flat is very high: the real cost will be half.
600QR for E&W is waaaaay too much for a two bedroom flat. It appears to be as a result of a very sneaky clause and should be contested. Have you tried talking to the other tenants? What does the company have to say? Just cos they haven't been competent enough in getting meters fixed, doesn't mean others have to pay for it!
Intially it was 4750 +355 and then they merged both and said 5100 including AC and Hot Water. 5100 will be untill they fix a meter for E&W. So now that means people needs to Pay 5100 + 600 everymonth for 2 Bedroom??
Sorry for being somewhat off topic! Can I get StarLink or OSN in Barwa City? I am so confused about the television provider for the city.
I am moving there soon and I really really need to know1
Sorry for the off-topic.
is 600 a fair amount? electricity and water cost only 100-200 riyals. how come the 600 is fair amount.
I signed the contract with them 2 weeks back and it is saying 5100 for the rent. i gave them the checks so they cannot increase the amount before one year
600.. fair amount.
Nice explanation by expatbjl. In such a case, A good forethought during the design stages could have helped.
True!!! Initially they said total rent includes utilities charges. But now it is extra..
One of my jobs was to commission those buildings ready for occupancy.
The problem there is both the hot water and AC are provided from a single heating and cooling supply on the rooftop.
Therefore they cannot measure the individuals usage.
The only item they can measure is your domestic water and electricity as they have individual flat meters.
Before anyone asks, yes, if someone is at home all day the others will pay a portion of this but the occupiers' electricity will be higher because of running the fan coil units (3 in each apartment)
comes free except a smile ...
Totally less than 6K, cheap my dear!


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Texas Longhorns Deserve a Championship Bid? You Kidding Me?December 6, 2009
"An Amazing Comeback!" - announcer at end of Texas win over Nebraska.
Texas 13, Nebraska 12.
I'm thinking Alabama 63, Texas 0.
Colt McCoy's best two plays were punts. Enough said.
Not playing like a championship caliber team or the best team in Texas.
In back to back weeks we've seen what a good defense (Nebraska) and a good offense (Texas A&M) can do to Texas. Imagine what Alabama, who has a great offense and a great defense, will do to the Longhorns?
Since October 17, Texas has barely beaten Oklahoma, Texas A&M, and Nebraska.
Since October 17, TCU has barely beaten...wait, they've crushed everyone, including top 25 teams BYU and Utah.
TCU's closest game in that stretch? A 55-28 beatdown of top 25 opponent Utah, a game in which they led 35-7 early in the second quarter and never looked back; only giving up points in garbage time.
Who has the Big 12 beaten in their Non-conference? Georgia?
The MWC has beaten ACC runner up Clemson, and Big 12 opponent Oklahoma.
Suh made a strong case for the Heisman trophy in this game.
Colt McCoy on the other hand, made a strong case for being the most overrated player in America. Three Interceptions, and almost costing your team the game by throwing the ball out of bounds.
Alabama will absolutely crush Texas. The Big 12 is awful compared to the SEC.
Can you honestly say that Texas is deserving over TCU at this point? I would be utterly surprised if Texas even puts up a fight against Alabama.
TCU on the other hand is a complete team, who doesn't win in miracle fashion every other week. They crush people. They crushed the BYU team that beat Oklahoma when they were at their strongest; when they had Bradford for the entire first half.
They crushed a Utah team that gave Oregon a run for their money at Autzen.
TCU has played so much better than Texas in the second half of the season; it's not even close.
Nebraska's a solid team, but they have no offense whatsoever, and they still should've beaten Texas.
Texas was very fortunate to win.
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Discussion in 'Landscape & Cityscape' started by Wilson1990, Jun 7, 2008.
I love Scotland.
nice wonderful colors captured... the saturation is good. I like the use of space but you can probably trim the top a little.
Feel free to do so if you like, I'm a sky person
That's beautiful, and those colours are gorgeous.
The composition, to me, really screams out how vast the place is both the mountainous landscape and the sky above.
Very, very nice
Love it, just love it!
Where is it if you don't mind me asking? just a guess but i'll be completely wrong, is it from the viewpoint as you enter Largs looking across the water?
Jaw-droppingly beautiful sight, beautifully captured!
It's just up from Gourock Golf Club looking over at Dunoon/Helensburgh I think...
And thanks alot everyone! I am SOOOOO proud of this one, It took alot of effort!
Ah ok, I wasn't far off then considering the size of Scotland! I've been at the viewpoint in Largs and it looked very similar in landscape layout (you can probably see that from the map).. and my hometown is just a little south of the map also.
Was it taken recently with all the good weather we've been having? unfortunately shooting B&W all the time i rarely make the effort to see sunsets.
It was taken just last night, sadly there was a MUCH better sunset on Friday which I never had the chance to catch, so I made sure I got this one!
Good capture and the colors are just beautiful :thumbup:
great colours
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