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Indian Navy Recruitment 2013 For Commission Officer.Application are invited for the Posts of Commission Officer in Indian Navy.
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Location: Delhi
Commission Officer
Qualification: 50 % marks MSc Physics (with Maths in BSc)(ii) MSc Maths (with Physics in BSc.(iii)MCA. (iv) MSc (Operational Research/Analysis) (v) MSc (Meteorology/Oceanography, Atmospheric Sciences) (vi) MA (English or History)Minimum Marks 50 % OR (i) BE/B Tech/M Tech (Mechanical) (ii) BE/B Tech/M Tech (Computer Science Engg./IT) (iii) M Tech (Meteorology/ Oceanography, Atmospheric Sciences)Minimum Marks 60 %.
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This tutorial can be used to update firmware / Unbrick methods for Infinix Android SmartPhone. Please be carefully, Always backup first your data. because Fordroid not responsible for damage after following this tutorial. Do with your own risk.
How to installing the frimware update Infinix Android SmartPhone :
1. Download on PC / Laptop
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4. Double-click to open the application
6. Enter the package folder, select the figure below, click on Openselect the figure below, click on Open
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You'll get an intense workout on a stair climber, a super cardio device that burns more calories than running, according to "USA Today." Whether your knees will love or loathe a stair climber primarily depends on your previous history. The American Council on Exercise, or ACE, states that "individuals with knee pain or a previous knee or leg injury should opt for a lower impact option when selecting cardio equipment." But if your knees are OK, a stair climber can serve as your own stairway to fitness heaven.
A stair climber targets your lower body, especially your quad and glute muscles. Your hip flexors and calf muscles also benefit. By strengthening the muscles that surround your knees, such as your quads, a stair climber helps protect your knees. Stair climbers also are great for general conditioning, which strengthens your heart and lungs and helps prevent diabetes and obesity.
Arthritis and Other Knee Problems
If you have arthritis or other types of knee problems that cause pain, you'll want to tiptoe around a stair stepper and opt for another form of exercise. Regular exercise is generally good for your knees -- it relieves stiffness and strengthens the muscles around the knees. But the American Association of Orthopedic Surgeon says that people with arthritis in the knee area need to avoid exercises that put too much pressure on the front of your knee, such as squats or climbing stairs. Lower-impact activities, such as swimming or walking, are better choices.
Climbing Stairs
If you don't have access to a stair climber, try "real" stairs. In the early 21st century, the extreme sport craze spread to climbing stairways to towers and skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building. But you don't have to race to the top. As Steve Loy, a professor of kinesiology at Cal State Northridge, told "The New York Times," walking up stairs is easier on your knees and feet than running, with an impact of two times your body weight compared to three to four times body weight when you run. However, you'll want to take an elevator back down if you can -- tromping down stairs creates an impact equal to six or seven times your body weight.
To maximize your workout and minimize the chances of injury, use a stair climber correctly. Tufts Medical Center advises you to maintain an upright posture and resist the temptation to lean on the handrails. Leaning over or sticking out your butt can injure your back. Keep your heels on the pedals and push through the heel, not the toes, as you step. After your workout, stretch your hip flexors, quads, hamstrings and calf muscles.
Video of the Day
- American Council on Exercise: What's the Best Piece of Cardio Equipment to Use?
- Runner's World: Is Stair Climbing Good Cross-Training?
- American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons: Patellofemoral Arthritis
- USA Today: Want a Low-Cost, Gym-Free Exercise? Try Climbing Stairs
- The New York Times: Skip the Elevator, Take the Stairs
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A new play about guilt, faith and devotion set in the bleak and brooding uplands of Mid Wales. Stifled by the heartache of a local tragedy, the small, god-fearing town of Nantglyn is fractured. Fuelled by his own regret, the local vicar takes it upon himself to reunite the parish. Where will his crusade take him and his congregation?
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Colorado Home Insurance - What's Happening
From the state's beautiful scenery to the variety of available outdoor activities, there are many benefits to living in Colorado. Unfortunately, low home insurance premiums aren't one of those benefits. Annual premiums for Colorado homeowners insurance average around $940 in the second quarter of 2014, compared with the national average of $829. What make Colorado home insurance higher? It might have something to do with the state's extreme weather.
Homes in the Centennial State face many natural hazards including tornados, floods, wildfires, severe thunderstorms, and extreme winter weather. Each region of the state faces different weather threats, which is why it's best to work with a licensed HomeInsurance.com agent to make sure you have the correct coverage for your home.
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We get that buying home insurance is complicated. We've demystified it by assigning each state grades based on information collected from HomeInsurance.com customers about their houses. It's a coloring-outside-the-lines approach that shows how factors about a home can affect what you pay for coverage.
Home (Grades related to the house itself)
There's not much to complain about, from a home insurance standpoint, when it comes to homes in the Centennial state. Average year built, home size and replacement cost all come in better than U.S. averages. Colorado homes also have a high percentage of sump pumps, which protects homes from suffering costly water damage claims – a big bonus.
Average year built
The average Colorado home was built in 1983, which means it is newer by three years than the average U.S. home.
Average home size
At 1,853 square feet, the average size of a CO home comes in under the national average of 1,971 sq. ft.
Average replacement cost
At $270,951, the average replacement cost for a Colorado home is $7,625 less than the U.S. average.
% of homes with sump pump
29% of CO homes have a sump pump, more than twice the U.S. average.
Property (Factors related to the property and location)
Overall, Colorado looked strong in the property factors category. When it comes to the average insured cost of other structures (such as garages, fences, etc.) the state was at $19,046 – well below the national average of $26,165. The Rocky Mountain state also scores points for avoiding swimming pools, a big property liability. Only 1.1% of CO homeowners have pools compared with the average of 5.5% around the country.
When it comes to ATVs and snowmobiles, about 3.4% of state homes have them. While you might need them to navigate through the CO snow, they are still a major liability.
Bonus (Other factors that influence your home insurance premiums)
% of homes with fire extinguishers
93% of CO homes reported having fire extinguishers, which helps contain fires.
% of homes with dead bolt locks on exterior doors
98% of homes in the state have deadbolt locks, which means burglars should steer clear. Safety features like these can score CO homeowners discounts.
% of homes with smoke detectors
CO takes fire safety seriously, which is why 99% of homes in the state have smoke detectors.
% of homes with security alarms
Only 16% of homes reporting having security alarms, which increases vulnerability to burglars.
Overall Grade - A (the high life)
Considering Colorado's reputation for extreme weather, an 'A' reflects well on the Rocky Mountain state. CO homeowners scored big in certain areas, such as fire safety. Home characteristics were another strong area for the state. Those factors helped overcome the high percentage of homes with ATVs and snowmobiles. The low percentage of homes with security alarms was another area CO fell short. Don't worry though, from an insurance standpoint, most states look up at Colorado.


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Year 6 children had fun experiencing and reacting to a range of real life emergency situations and surroundings. They had to 'hazard spot' and solve a number of safety problems and were taught how to seek help from the appropriate authorities. They even witnessed the arrest of a member of staff!
Crucial Crew is a multi-agency safety initiative aimed at children 10-11 years old. It is fun and exciting but with serious messages about personal safety and dealing with emergencies.
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Stockton Police, Cleveland Fire Brigade, Northern Powergrid, SBC Road Safety Team,
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Following up on a project of putting out a set of principles/guidelines for fair use in making documentaries, Pat Aufderheide of American University has facilitated a project to come up with a similar set of principles and guidelines for journalists. The guide was released a couple of months ago, in connection with a TEDxPoynter talk (video available here).
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Breaking The Community Garden Stereotype
Set foot onto one of their garden sites, visit their local storefront or attend one of their events, and you'll realize that Raíz de Fondo doesn't follow the typical community garden model.
Raíz de Fondo, a non-profit organization based in La Paz, has two garden plots (the Legaspy garden and the Guamuchil garden) that are tended to by volunteers and the few employees they have on staff. Like many community gardens, parcels are available for "adoption," giving those people without sufficient yard space a chance at growing their own food. Volunteers are available to help guide those that weren't necessarily born with a green thumb (and thank goodness for that).
Raíz de Fondo hosts a variety of workshops designed for people with all levels of gardening experience, addressing issues specific to La Paz like poor soil quality and water shortages. Their last workshop taught attendees how to make their own biofertilizer from a variety of natural minerals and natural fertilizers (yes, this includes cow poop).
But Raíz de Fondo's focus goes beyond community gardens. Its goal is to get people to think about their food beyond the table it's served on. The organization works to provide the tools and knowledge necessary for the community to have access to healthy foods.
If you're looking to understand how to get more nutritional benefits from your food or incorporate more vegetables into your diet, you can attend of one of their cooking and nutrition classes. They typically host two sessions of the same class in one week to open it up for more attendees
Their most recent cooking class featured bread recipes that included vegetables and fruits, while omitting yeast – making it easier for the novice bread maker. Other classes have featured dishes from various countries along the Mediterranean, including Italy and Greece.
Teachers can bring their students to the garden for an educational visit. They'll get introduced to the ideas of food gardens, nutrition, and their relationship with the environment, while having a little bit of fun getting their hands dirty. The students also get seeds of their own that they can plant at home.
If you're looking to relax more than work, yoga sessions are hosted at the Legaspy garden site. And informal workshops held on topics related to food and gardening are also a great opportunity for learning and community building in the garden. These talks often feature guest speakers who have expertise in specific areas.
To learn more about Raiz de Fondo and any of their gardens, classes or events, you can visit their website at www.raizdefondo.org/en/ or email general inquiries to Raizdefondo@gmail. You can also find them on Facebook at facebook.com/RaizDeFondo.


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Mark T. Schmidt
Attorney Mark T. Schmidt's practice concentrates in the litigation of will, estate, and trust matters, the litigation of commercial and business disputes, the litigation of eminent domain matters, the prosecution and defense of tort claims.
He has defended and prosecuted matters including asbestos, negligence, nuisance, trespass, warranty, contract, chancery (including claims seeking temporary, preliminary and/or permanent injunctive relief), breach of fiduciary duty, food poisoning and adulterated products, product liability, consumer fraud, premises liability, trucking, insurance coverage, corporate dissolution, condemnation, civil rights and employment discrimination, tax indemnity, estate and probate, bankruptcy, and Superfund actions. Mr. Schmidt has participated in all aspects of pre-trial and trial work, and in the preparation of appeals. Matters handled include the representation of corporations and management companies.
Mr. Schmidt has also handled cases in U.S. District Courts in Chicago, Rockford, Hammond, and Indianapolis, and in U.S. Bankruptcy Courts in Chicago, Peoria/Rock Island, and Indianapolis. Handled state court actions throughout northern and central Illinois, including Boone, Bureau, Champaign, Cook, DuPage, Grundy, Henry, Iroquois, Johnson, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, LaSalle, Madison, McHenry, Morgan, Ogle, Peoria, St. Clair, Stephenson, Tazewell, Warren, Will, and Winnebago Counties. He has handled claims brought before the Illinois Department of Human Rights, the Illinois Department of Labor, The Illinois Department of Insurance, and the Illinois Workers Compensation Appeals Board. Mr. Schmidt is Special Assistant Attorney General with the Office of the Attorney General/State of Illinois.
Education Background and Awards
- University of Illinois College of Law, Champaign, Illinois
- Received J.D. in June 1980; recipient of the Rickert Award and the Waterman Prize for excellence in moot court; member of the Colleges National Moot Court Team and Moot Court Board.
- University of the Pacific, Stockton, California/University of Durham, Durham, England
- Received B.A. in Communications Arts & Sciences, in June 1976; third year of university spent at University of Durham, Durham, England.
Bar Admissions, Appointments, and Certifications
- Supreme Court of Illinois - Admitted 1980
- United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois - Admitted 1980
- Federal Trial Bar - Admitted 2006
- United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana - Admitted 1981
- Special Assistant Attorney General, State of Illinois - 1996 - Present
- Certified Arbitrator for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, DuPage County, Illinois - 1997 - Present
Professional Associations and Memberships
- Illinois State Bar Association
- DuPage County Bar Association
- Chair - Media Relations Committee 2002-2003 and Host of DuPage Legal Action
- Vice Chair - Media Relations Committee 2005-2006
Appeals Written
- Fehlhaber v. Lucky Stores, Inc., 226 Ill.App.3d 1104, 645 N.E.2d 1076 (1st Dist. 1992)
- Richards v. Builders Square, Inc., #1-97-1263 (1st Dist. 1997) unpublished order (co-author)
- Van Hattem, et al. v. Kmart Corporation, et al., 308 Ill.App.3d 121, 719 N.E.2d 212 (1st Dist. 1999) (co-author)
- The Travelers Indemnity Company v. Markham Home Improvements Corp., #2-10-0217, (2nd Dist. 2010) unpublished order (co-author)
- Cambridge at Countryside Homeowner's Association v. City of Aurora, #2-10-0032 (2nd Dist. 2010) unpublished order (co-author)
Speeches, Presentations, Publications, and Scripts
- Business Operator's Liability for the Criminal Acts of Third Parties, presented to Safety and Security Representatives from The National Restaurant Association, Oak Brook, IL - Winter, 1986.
- Food Poisoning and Adulterated Products - Who Is Liable? Who May Recover?, delivered to the Claims Department, The Travelers Insurance Companies, Naperville, IL, and to the Claims Department, Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies, Chicago, IL - Summer, 1987.
- Demonstrative Evidence: Its Creation and Management, delivered to the Claims Department, The Travelers Insurance Companies, Naperville, IL - Spring, 1987.
- Subpoenas Requesting Insurance Company Records: What Must Be Produced?, presented to the Claims Department, Casualty Insurance, Chicago, IL - Summer, 1988.
- Environmental Liability Insurance, presented as part of IICLE/ATGFs Environmental Aspects of Real Estate Ownership and Transfer, Chicago, IL - September, 1989; and Champaign, IL - October, 1989.
- Environmental Liability Insurance in Real Estate Settings, delivered to the Real Property Committee of the Chicago Bar Association, Chicago, IL - November, 1989.
- Environmental Law in Illinois (contributing author), sponsored by The Canterbury Group, Rockville, MD, first presented at Canterbury Group Seminar, Chicago, IL - April, 1990.
- Environmental Liability Insurance, presented as part of IICLE/ATGFs Real Estate Ownership, Sales, and Transfers, Chicago, IL - May, 1990.
- Environmental Liability and Insurance, delivered to the 10th Annual Meeting of The American Agricultural Law Association, Minneapolis, MN - October, 1990.
- But We Didn't Do It!: Storekeeper and Land User Liability for the Criminal Acts of Third Parties, presented to the Loss Prevention Department, Eagle Food Centers, Inc., Milan, IL - July, 1991.
- Cases Involving Food Poisoning and Adulterated Products: A Suggested Approach, presented to the Claims Department, Continental Loss Adjusting Services, Rosemont, IL - October, 1991.
- Environmental Coverage for Environmental Ills - Is the Comprehensive General Liability Policy 'Comprehensive?, published in Knight, Hoppe, Fanning & Knights IN BRIEF, Des Plaines, IL - Summer, 1992.
- Claims Made for 'Medical Payments Coverage - Should They Be Paid? Should They Be Denied?, presented to Crawford & Company's Midwest Administrative Service Center, Schaumburg, IL - August, 1992.
- Answer or Attack: The Plaintiffs Complaint and a Defendants Response Options (prepared with Janella Barbrow), presented in two sessions to the Civil Division of the DuPage County States Attorneys Office, Wheaton, IL - May and August, 1993.
- The 1996 Supreme Court of Illinois Rule Changes: Gamesmanship Abolished or Enhanced? (prepared with Janella Barbrow), initially presented to the Civil Division of the DuPage County States Attorneys Office, Wheaton, IL - September, 1995.
- Now What? Analysis of a Claim, presented to Builders Square Management Personnel, Homewood, IL - October, 1996.
- Companies, Customers and Claims: Practical Solutions to Recurring Challenges,presented to Eagle Food Centers, Inc. Area Three Management Personnel, Normal, IL - July, 1998.
- Cases Involving Food Poisoning and Adulterated Products: Selected Materials and Comments, initially prepared for use by claims professionals at AIG Risk Management Services Naperville, Illinois Office - January, 1999.
- It Made Me Sick! Food Poisoning Fact and Fantasy, presented to the Property/Casualty Division and the Special Investigation Unit of AIG Claim Services and AIG Risk Management Services, Naperville, IL - March, 1999.
- But You Promised! Policies, Procedures and Practical Pitfalls (a script for a video presentation on the impact that violating company policies has on liability claims), prepared for the Public Liability, Pharmacy, and Human Resources Departments of Kmart Corporation, Birmingham, MI - October 14, 1999.
- "Before We Start, I Just Wanted to Discuss One or Two Things ... - One Firm's Thoughts on Motion In Limine Practice, prepared for the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office, Wheaton, IL - May 19, 2000.
- "Do You Play Cards ...? -- A Practitioner's Approach to the Initial Client Interview," presented for the New Lawyers Committee's New Lawyers Seminar entitled "Orientation for New Lawyers," December 13, 2000.
- "Preparing the Government Employee to Testify: Deposition Preparation Thoughts and Suggestions,"prepared for the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office, Wheaton, IL - September 27, 2001.
- "Illinois Law and Practice: Selected Materials and Salient Observations,"prepared for Supervalu and Kemper Supervalu Dedicated Unit, Minneapolis, MN - March 25, 2003.
- "Trial Procedure and Techniques," making up Section Six of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education's "Eminent Domain Practice in Illinois," presented in Springfield, IL - February 20, 2004 and in Chicago, IL - February 27, 2004.
- "The Plaintiff's Complaint and the Defendant's Response Options," a talk delivered to the DuPage County State's Attorney's Office, Wheaton, IL - February 17, 2005.
- "Well, I Own This Place, And You Can't Make Me," a presentation made to the managing agents at Foster/Premier, Inc.'s Romeoville, IL facility - July 28, 2009, and its Buffalo Grove, IL facility - January 20, 2010.
- "Premises Liability: Underlying Theories, Available Strategies," a presentation made to the Claims Department, Supervalu, Inc., Chanhassen, MN - October 6, 2010.
- "Spoliation And Chain Of Custody, When To Preserve, What To Preserve, How To Preserve It," a presentation made to Save-A-Lot, Earth City, MO - September 7, 2011.
- "Cambridge At Countryside Homeowners Association v. The City Of Aurora: Challenges Faced - - Lessons Learned," a presentation made to the managing agents at Foster/Premier, Inc.'s Romeoville Facility - August 31, 2012.
- "The Attorney - Client Privilege's Wall of Protection: How to Erect It, How to Maintain It, and How to Breach It," a MCLE presentation made to the Civil Practice Committee of the DuPage Bar Association, Wheaton, Illinois - April 4, 2013.


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Chiropody is the branch of medicine that involves the assessment and management of foot and lower limb conditions. Physicians as well as other health care professionals often refer their patients for consultation. Foot deformities, infections and injuries not only limit your mobility, but can damage your health and quality of life.
A chiropodist is a primary care professional that specializes in assessment, management and prevention of diseases, and disorders of the foot by therapeutic, surgical, orthotic, and palliative means. An essential member of the health care team, the chiropodist is skilled in assessing the needs of their patients and managing chronic and acute conditions affecting foot and lower limb function. As a primary care provider capable of independent clinical practice, these skills are practiced independent of medical referral and medical supervision.
Chiropodists are primary care professionals regulated by the
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Publisher: Blue Poppy Press (August 2003)
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.Tiny needles placed at acupuncture points on the skin and attached to a device that delivers a low-frequency electrical current improve ovulation in some women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a Swedish study has found.Acupuncture Technique May Help Some Women Ovulate
.Traditional Chinese acupuncture proved no more effective for treating osteoarthritis of the knee than a sham acupuncture, according to a new study.Acupuncture, Placebo Have Same Effect on Knee Osteoarthritis
.Acupuncture not only cools hot flashes that occur as a result of breast cancer treatment but may offer a host of other benefits to boost women's well-being, a study shows.Acupuncture May Help Ease Hot Flashes
.Alternative Therapy Finds Yet Another Application in Modern MedicineAcupuncture Relieves Nausea After Surgery
.It happened in a split second at the wholesale tree nursery where Mark Scheller works. He was loading a customer's tree into the back of a truck when the tree slipped and hit him in the head.Acupuncture Gains Acceptance in Western Health Care
.Nausea and vomiting -- never a lot of fun -- can be among the most distressing and disabling side effects of chemotherapy for breast cancer patients.Acupuncture May Help Chemotherapy Side Effects
.Acupuncture treatments to treat one type of lazy eye proved as good as the traditional patching of the eye used to help the eyes work together, according to a new study.Acupuncture May Help Lazy Eye
.From massage to physical therapy, multiple treatment options offer low back pain sufferers good odds of relief, an expert panel says.Low Back Pain: Many Options for Relief
.Adding acupuncture to standard treatment for knee arthritis helps patients feel less pain, a new study shows.New Support for Acupuncture in Knee Arthritis
.Acupuncture and exercises to help stabilize the pelvis and lower back help ease pelvic/hip pain during pregnancy, say Swedish researchers.Acupuncture May Cut Pregnancy Pelvic Pain


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All stories start somewhere. Sometimes two little words can light a word fire. My grandson and I were parking last week when we noticed this very clever license plate. We had great fun thinking up stories to which this was the 'answer' statement. Let's switch the blog around today – YOU provide this blog post, responding with your suggestions, providing:
1. Who is saying "Yes, Dear"?
2. What question was he or she answering "Yes" to?
3. Age of the "speaker" and why?
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Ringside Remembrances: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper
Jay Shannon draws upon five decades as a devout wrestling fan to look at the past, present and future of professional wrestling.
It's hard to hear that one of your heroes is gone. I woke up on Saturday morning and took a look at my cell. There was a text message from my "brother", Darren Antola (owner of Rivalry Championship Wrestling). All it said was "Roddy Piper Dead at 61". I immediately surfed the web to confirm. Sadly, it was true. One of my favorites was soaring with the Angels. My interaction with him was very limited but his influence helped me, directly and indirectly. I want to share a few stories related to Piper to pay tribute to, in my humble opinion, was the greatest Heel in all of professional wrestling.
In Wrestling:
I think my first experience seeing Piper had to be the infamous Dog Collar Match against Greg Valentine. I talked with Greg about that match, a year ago, and he said it was the "Damnedest Match I ever took part in". I've talked with tons of wrestlers, over the years, and so many of them had Piper stories. He was a joker that loved to have a great time, occasionally at the expense of some of "The Boys". Nothing malicious, mind you, but a whole lot of fun.
Piper wasn't the first to do a talk segment in the WWF/E. Buddy Rogers did his "Rogers' Corner" a few months before Piper got his shot. However, no one, ever, did it better. Piper's Pit served as the Blueprint for dozens of others (Snake Pit, Flower Shop, Barber Shop, Cutting Edge, Peep Show, MIZTv, etc…). Piper's quick wit was always set to 11 when he was on stage. He was the perfect Anti-Hogan during the Hulkamania era. He never won the World title, but he did hold the Intercontinental Championship. I still remember the night Piper painted half his body black to mock Bad News (Allen) Brown. Piper also had a wild feud with Goldust that kick-started the Backstage Brawl concept.
Roddy Piper still holds the record for the longest one-on-one fight scene in a film. He and Keith David slugged it out for just over 11 minutes (a lifetime in the world of film). That happened in "They Live", a great John Carpenter sci-fi drama. My favorite film of Piper's was "Hell Comes to Frogtown". If you've never heard of the film, don't be surprised. It was a low-budget, post-apocalyptic epic about Sam Hell (Piper), the last fertile man on planet Earth. He was recruited by the government to repopulate society (good work if you can get it). Piper played it serious, even though the film was FAR from a serious piece of cinematic excellence. Piper's last movie was the indie film: "The Masked Saint". (although, there are several works in various states of pre and post-production. IMDB.com has Piper listed as having 123 entries under "Actor". He also had a couple "Producer" credits. He is one of the more successful wrestler-to-actor transitioners.
My experiences:
I had the honor, a few years back, of teaching at a wrestling school, in Reno. One of the things that I did was help the kids learn how to cut promos. When I searched through my extensive library of videos to find examples for the young kids to watch, Piper's DVD was my first pick. My students knew who Piper was but they didn't necessarily realize how fantastic he was on the stick. He could build heat faster than a match on a river of gasoline. So much that came out of his mouth would end up as part of the fabric of wrestling.
My favorite memory of Piper happened just over a year ago. I was down in New Orleans for Wrestlecon. The photo on the front page was actually taken at that great event. Many of you may remember that Piper worked with Lou Duva, many years ago, at Wrestlemania II. Darren Antola, who I mentioned above, was a student of Duva's while learning to be one of the greatest "Cut Men" in the boxing industry. Darren called Lou and let him know he was going to meet Piper in New Orleans. Duva sent Piper autographed boxing gloves, which Darren had the honor of giving him. I didn't want o interfere in the gift awarding, so I stood back, a few feet. Piper was so touched. He was in tears as he hugged Darren and explained how precious this gift meant to him. It was a look at the humanity of a larger than life personality.
In Conclusion:
Roddy Piper was one of my childhood heroes. He was cocky and confident. He worked crowds like a maestro conducting a symphony. He influenced dozens…make that hundreds…of future performers. Many came close but no one could make the intensity and talent of "Hot Rod".
May your trip to your ultimate rewards be filled with happiness and great memories. Gone…but never forgotten.
(Rest In) Peace
–Jay Shannon
Category: Wrestling.
Tags: Greg Valentine, HELL COMES TO FROGTOWN, Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, THEY LIVE, WRESTLECON, WWE.


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|King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain attended the Royal Theatre (Teatro Real) new season inauguration on September 15, 2016 in Madrid, Spain. Guiseppe Verdi's opera 'Otello' opened the season, with setting by David Alden, direction by Renato Palumno and Gregory Kunde and Ermonela Jaho in the main roles.
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Stunning! Such a gorgeous couple! Lovely way to spend her birthday 😊 love the cut out on the back and the bottom of the dress is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Win win win!
Why does she always like, or feel the need, to show too much skin? It's so vulgar and inappropriate!ReplyDelete
I really like Letizia's hair and her makeup looks also very beautiful.ReplyDelete
However, that dress of hers...no sleeves, lower part of the dress looks like petticoat (on the last pic its looks like she's posing in her petticoat or nightie). The back of the dress looks lovely though.
The Joker face we see in the first picture is a result of too much plastic surgery and fillers. She dresses too young for her age, too much skin is not appropriate for a 44 years old queen and a mother of 2.ReplyDelete
She dresses like the Kardashians, it seems they are her role model.ReplyDeleteReplies
The dress would look more elegant if it was a little bit longer.ReplyDelete
Bellísima, estilosa, chic y única Letizia.ReplyDelete
La pobre Anónima envidiosa (sólo es una que repite y repite sus insultos) que se muera de rabia.
I wouldn't go so far to say that she dresses as trashy as the Kardashian's but she definitely isn't appropriately dressed as a Queen. I get that she wants to show off her figure but that dress is completely wrong and way too short for someone her age.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Perhaps a little short, but if you have got it, why not flaunt it.ReplyDelete
way too shortReplyDelete
Queen Letizia looks stunning!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous dress for a woman half her age. Not very appropriate for a queen, but heck it's a Varela so she had to wear it. Angie don't bother to reply, I know that according to you she can't do no wrong, but this is my opinion.ReplyDeleteReplies
Pues voy a contestarte, mujer. Si para mí va casi siempre muy bien vestida, está claro que para ti va siempre mal, pero por cuestiones ajenas a la ropa. Cada uno con su cadaunada.Delete
The QUEEN look STUNNING. The Queen and ladies as slim as she can wear a dress like that. The Queen has the figure and style for this little black number. WELL DONE QUEEN AND KING OF SPAIN!!!!Delete
Embarrassing for a queen - she already has everything a woman would want, so why stoop to this? It's not necessary to try to look tempting at her age or station in life.ReplyDelete
Far too short. back cut is nice.ReplyDelete
She should learn from Eugenia Silva how to be classy and dress like a lady. This was the opening season of the Royal Theater, there's a dress code both of them should respect. You should see her pics on Getty images walking up the stairs with this dress...ReplyDeleteReplies
Mentira, no hay ningún código de vestimenta. Había señoras vestidas de largo, de corto, con pantalones, con jeans...Delete
Eugenia Silva iba muy guapa, pero con unos floripondios más propios de un picnic o de un bodorrio que de la Ópera. Mucho mejor el LBD de la Reina, que sube las escaleras con mucha gracia y estilo, por cierto.
Tienes razón Angie, el vestido de Eugenia me hizo pensar enseguida en una invitada al bodorrio de un torero.Delete
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December 02, 2010
What might monetary policy success look like?
As 2010 nears its end, my colleagues and I are beginning the process, familiar to organizations public and private, of evaluating performance in the past year and setting goals for the year ahead. In that process, one question is pressed: What does success look like?
It is a good question for monetary policy, and one I touched on a couple of posts back. As in that post, I'll cite my boss, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart from his Nov. 16 speech in Montgomery, Ala.:
"In my mind, the perceived risks—particularly the risk of overshooting inflation—must be weighed against the risks that could be associated with a policy of inaction. Chief among those risks is a recessionary relapse possibly tipping into a long spell of deflation. Through the summer there were some signs of renewed disinflation, which could lead to deflationary expectations taking hold.
"I think it is important to stress that our experience in dealing with inflation versus deflation is not symmetric. In the event of a policy overshoot, inflation containment requires the implementation of the mostly familiar strategy of raising short-term interest rates. In the event of an undershoot, however, dealing with a deflationary spiral and the attendant real consequences would be far less familiar territory for policymakers."
So, in President Lockhart's view, there is the statement of objective—insurance against an unwanted deflationary spiral. And the measure of success? Again from President Lockhart, as quoted in my previous post:
"In regard to price stability, this policy has already shown some signs of success by altering inflation expectations and reducing the risk of unwanted disinflation. To explain, inflation expectations extracted from Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS, spreads over like-duration Treasury securities were declining persistently over the course of late spring through summer.
"Following the August 27 Jackson Hole speech by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, these spreads have recovered to previous levels. In addition, according to analysis we've done at the Atlanta Fed, deflation probabilities reflected in TIPS have fallen from the high levels prior to the September FOMC meeting."
Those deflation probabilities were described in an earlier macroblog post, and if you are looking for a measure of success, here is a picture:
As of today's update, these probabilities have fallen to the levels observed prior to the economy's summer soft patch. Importantly, the deflation probabilities have retreated without a movement of straight inflation expectations outside of bounds that are (arguably) consistent with what Chairman Bernanke has described as "the mandate-consistent inflation rate."
Of course, the full story has yet to be written. But it looks like a promising start to me.
Note: The deflation probabilities mentioned in the blog are published weekly as part of the Atlanta Fed's Inflation Project. For a description of inflation expectations, measured as the breakeven rates calculated from TIPS yields, see this article from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
By Dave Altig, senior vice president and research director at the Atlanta Fed
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How did you create the latter figure? Using the Fed's own constant maturities series (for both the nominal and real yield), the figure I come up with is less impressive. It shows a turnaround in inflation expectations about the time QE2 is promoted by Fed officials, but then inflation expectations stall and remain far from the "mandate-consistent inflation rate."
Here is a post where I placed one such graph.
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David Beckworth |
December 03, 2010 at 09:32 AM
Clearly the Fed has little or no understanding of the economy, as demonstrated by their total failure to see(let alone counteract) the massive debt bubble and resulting financial crisis that afflicted (and still afflicts) the US. This is not to malign their possible good intentions but simply reflects the reality of a complex and inherently unpredictable process. Why then should they be asking themselves what success looks like, since they couldn't even recognize failure until it bit them in the ass? And even if they did brand some event as 'success', how could we ever know (until much later) that it was really so?
The answer is obvious - they shouldn't even try. Let the market figure out interest rates - it does a much better job.
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John Smith |
December 08, 2010 at 08:14 PM
Mr. Altig,
One matter that I am sure you have thought about, though didn't expressly mention in this posting is what the success of the quantitative easing programs would look like. To the best of my knowledge the goal of QEII is to shift capital market participants further out on the risk curve with the intent of causing a positive impact to the real economy i.e. increasing employment. However, I have recently been theorizing about the implications of globalization of finance and how it might actually be preventing this monetary policy from working. Who at the Federal Reserve, that you might know of, is thinking about this issue? If you observe fund flows data, it isn't hard to see capital shifting out on the risk curve (cash to bonds, bonds to equities, and theoretically equities to real investments, etc.) BUT the vast majority of this shift is occurring outside of the United States and in particular emerging markets. It appears that the freedom of capital to flow with relative ease from country to country might actually be circumventing the Fed's actions from working. If this were true, in effect the Federal Reserve would be incentivizing employment every where else but the United States. Without isolating the capital mandated to remain within the United States QEII seems to be, at best, steralized in terms of its ability to improve the US economy...and at worst it is counter productive.
Another question/thought I have had...who at the Federal Reserve has considered that if investment capital remains at a fixed mandate for risk tolerance...as investors are forced out on the risk curve they are in essence utilizing less and less capital (due to structural mandates to remain within a preset risk tolerance level) which in theory implies the further out on the curve they go...the less fire power there is to heal the real economy.
Could you please provide me with any feedback or thoughts you would have about these views. Thanks for your time.
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Danny |
December 09, 2010 at 03:24 PM
I appreciate that David Altig and colleagues, like members of any organisation, have to ask the questions like "What would successful achievement of the tasks given us look like?"
But I think that in the case of the Fed, this is like a bunch of people given the task of making better bows and arrows during World War I asking a similar question. The latter hypothetical people have been given a silly task.
As any number of economists have pointed out, the Fed's quantitative easing efforts have now descended to farce. That is, QE2 may reduce interest rates from 0.5% to 0.3%. Does anyone seriously think that will do any good? Plus there is Danny's point above about most of the extra money flowing out of the U.S.
I suggest that what has gone wrong is the separation of fiscal and monetary policy, and to an extent that the great economists never envisaged. Keynes and Abba Lerner certainly though the two should be merged. And Milton Friedman in his 1948 American Economic Review paper argued likewise: see http://nb.vse.cz/~BARTONP/mae911/friedman.pdf
Merging fiscal and monetary does NOT mean the end of independent central banks (CBs): it just involves a slight change in the rules governing the relationship between CBs and treasuries. For example, when the CB thinks extra spending is warranted because of subdued inflation and excess unemployment, the CB says to government "You can spend more and/or reduce taxes, and do it any way you like. That's a political question. Our task is purely to optimise the inflation unemployment relationship."
If over the last year or so the Fed, instead of printing extra money so as to fund QE, had channelled the money to Congress, who in turn let's say channelled it into the pockets of Main Street (e.g. via a payroll tax reduction), the stimulatory effect would have been ten times larger, plus more of the stimulus would have been confined to the U.S.
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Ralph Musgrave |
December 12, 2010 at 03:52 PM
David Beckworth@December 03, 2010 at 09:32 AM: "How did you create the latter figure? Using the Fed's own constant maturities series (for both the nominal and real yield), the figure I come up with is less impressive."
Judging from the caption "5-yr/5-yr Forward Breakeven Inflation Rates", the latter figure in this post seems to describe expected inflation between 2015 and 2020, whereas Prof. Beckworth described expected inflation between 2010 and 2015 (=spot BEI).
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himaginary |
December 14, 2010 at 07:04 AM
The Federal Reserve's objectives - its dual mandate, set by Congress - are to promote a high level of employment and low, stable inflation. Unfortunately, the job market remains quite weak; the national unemployment rate is nearly 10 percent, a large number of people can find only part-time work, and a substantial fraction of the unemployed have been out of work six months or longer. The heavy costs of unemployment include intense strains on family finances, more foreclosures and the loss of job skills.
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Traduceri |
December 28, 2010 at 05:46 AM
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|[Looking back down the ridge with the scrambly section in view (left) and Ben Lomond behind (right)]
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Route: Car park - Ben Donich - return by outward route
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Wildlife today: A few birds being blown about in the wind.
Weather today: Nearly unbroken sunshine, temperature in mid-teens at the car park but strong east winds.
|[Beinn an Lochain (left), Loch Restil & Rest and be Thankful from the ascent]
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and welcome to Fight Night! In the red corner, the Pharisees and their usual suspects… In the blue corner, Jesus and his raggedy bunch of uneducated fishermen and low-lives. Day 22 begins with the religious leaders of the day baying for Jesus' blood once again. Armed with trick questions designed to trip up this Galilean upstart, the Pharisees are soon going to learn Jesus has one or two surprises up his sleeve, too. Firstly, a parable that pulls no punches…
Today's reading is from Mark 12:1-18. You can find it on page 772 of your Higher Bible.
You can also read it online here.
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Jesus has done away with the codes; here's a parable which the religious leaders will understand straight away! God represents the vineyard owner, God's people are the vineyard; those sent with warnings symbolise the rejected Old Testament prophets, and the beloved son is Jesus. The parable predicts what the Pharisees and other religious leaders will do to Jesus by the end of the week: kill him. The story is aimed squarely at them and don't they just know it! Fuming, they want to kick-start 'Operation Crucify Jesus' on the spot. But they know the crowds will riot. And so they look for a way to trap Jesus. Wet palms, limp handshakes and noses positioned near JC's posterior, they butter him up, ready to catch Jesus off-guard, 'Should we pay taxes to Caesar or not?' There! We've got him on the ropes now boys. If he says 'Yes', he'll be accused of supporting Rome, the enemy. If he says 'No', he'll be arrested for treason against Rome. As always, Jesus boxes clever, saying, 'Yes, pay the tax – after all the man has a job to do. But more importantly, give to God what is God's – which is everything!'
If Jesus says give 'everything to God,' what do you find hardest to hand over? Ask God to help you in this.
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Timber Pizza Co.will provide deserts. Buffalo & Bergen and Trickling Springs will serve root beer floats to kids.
Participants for this year's DC Scoop include:
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1. March will be a working month for the board and interested persons to do active work to get the museum ready for visitors by April 1.The museum will not be staffed with volunteers in March; it will be closed to the public, unless requested by a group for a specific date. Members of the board and others brought in will inventory the office, determine what should be offered for sale and how that sale will be accomplished, work on fundraising ideas, and scheduling of Fountain Tour groups and school and civic groups. The museum will re-open April 7. It will be open through October on Thursdays and Fridays from 10am-2pm and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 10am-2pm. It will be staffed during these times with docents.
2. All docents will complete a training course. The six Saturdays beginning July 2 (WWII exhibit will be open), and ending August 6, will be staffed by paid docents, who have completed the training.
3. Museum Committee is charged with creating a self-guided tour that all visitors can use. The "Shelbyville Then and Now " booklet will be used, and a WWII supplement is needed. Audio guide could be explored.The Museum Committee is charged with identifying tasks docents can accomplish to help the museum exhibits.
4. Collections Committee is charged with identifying tasks for museum volunteers that involve helping them with the collection.
5. The Communications Committee is charged with identifying tasks the docents can accomplish that will help with communication goals.
6. and 7. The Development Committee and the Education Programs Committee are charged with identifying tasks the docents can accomplish to help with fund raising and with research, programs, history camp projects, and other goals of these committees.All committees can prepare their docent wish lists in March at the activity days in the upstairs office. we need them by March 26 so they can be shared at the April 2 board meeting.We want to be ready to go by April 7.
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Green tea. You can't survive a morning without a Cup of your favorite coffee? Can you make green tea. Tea has slightly less caffeine, but even this amount is enough to recharge you energy without coffee nervousness. This refreshing drink contains many useful elements. Catechins-powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory drugs – found mainly in green tea.
Nutty smoothie. The nuts contain a lot of proteins and fibers. Due to this, they become a useful snack and retain their nutritional properties even in smoothies. Certified nutritionist Angela Pifer argues that smoothies made
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Licorice tea. Even if you don't like licorice candy, you still deservedly evaluate the benefits of sweet spicy licorice tea. In fact, it contains no caffeine, but has a positive effect on overworked adrenal glands. They are responsible for stress. Liquorice – adrenal tonic that increases energy of the body. Moreover, it gives the tea a pleasant taste. It is also found in tinctures.
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Tea Reishi. We used to eat mushrooms in omelets or dishes with spaghetti. Try the mushrooms in tea – this is a unique alternative to coffee. Reishi mushrooms – the main means of traditional Chinese medicine. They make a refreshing (and healthy) drink. Mix 10 g chopped mushrooms with three cups of water, bring to a boil and let steep for 30 minutes.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Michael Scheuer
Free Press, 364pp
Former CIA officer Michael Scheuer's first two books, Through our Enemies' Eyes and Imperial Hubris, provided timely and necessary correctives to Western governments' contention that Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda and Islamists in general had declared and were waging war against the West because of some fundamental hatred for the democracy, rights, mores, consumerism and social habits that it epitomizes. Rather than a madman, Scheuer rightfully portrayed bin Laden as an adept student of Islam and a not unreasonable voice for the millions of Muslims who have clearly defined political grievances against the US for its encroachment in the Arabian Peninsula, unqualified support for Israel, tolerance of authoritarian regimes (Russia, China) that repress Muslim minorities, open support for and arming of police states (Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Pakistan, Egypt, Uzbekistan) that can only be characterized as an affront to Islam, and now the open-ended occupation of two Muslim countries.
Based on his experience as an intelligence officer and as the head of the unit in charge of hunting bin Laden, Scheuer's main argument that the US and the West would be locked in a war without end unless they changed the policies that were generating so much anger in the Muslim world — policies that, as he argued, bin Laden has clearly decried in his declarations of war against the US — had much traction, so much so that it was imperative that I quote him in Smokescreen, my upcoming book on the subject and Canada's disastrous participation in the US-led "war" on terrorism.
Sadly, aside from reiterating those very helpful points, Scheuer's latest book, Marching Toward Hell offers little else, aside from a contradiction in strategy that can only be described as apocalyptic. Building his argument toward a prescription for success, Scheuer savages every US president (except Ronald Regan), non-governmental organizations, Amnesty International, leftists, peace activists, "antinationalists," neoconservatives, academics, Europe, expatriates and the Clinton and Bush administrations, and bemoans the lack of courage that, in his view, is necessary to win the war militarily, through means that would put to shame the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the carpet bombing of Vietnam. Through vengeance disguised as Machiavellian wisdom, Scheuer writes that only the muscular, no-holes-barred use of military force that punishes both non-uniformed terrorists, their supporters and those who tolerate their presence in their midst (that is, civilian populations) — the incineration of Kabul and Kandahar soon after Sept. 11, 2001, for example — would bring back global awe of the US' power to deter its enemies, the kind of deterrence that existed at the height of the Cold War, which Scheuer seems to miss dearly.
The contradiction in Scheuer's argument could not be starker: While, at one level, he correctly and wisely identifies the 30-year-old grievances that gave rise to the jihad against the US, and furthermore argues for a change of course in such areas as support for Israel and Saudi Arabia and over-dependence on oil, he then mortally undercuts his argument by saying that overwhelming force — using an arsenal that includes landmines, depleted uranium ammunition and total disregard for collateral damage — should be used to exterminate the enemy. Given that he has named the political grievances in all of his three books, it defies the imagination that he would then propose military action on such a scale as would not only fail to address those grievances but surely fuel even greater hatred for US policies and potentially spark a cycle of violence from which no one could possibly benefit. If the US' problem in the Islamic world can be fixed by correcting its policies — which Scheuer points out on numerous occasions — why the use of overwhelming force? For some quaint reason, Scheuer fails to understand that the two are not subsets of the same strategy.
To his credit, Scheuer gets many things right that even other intelligence officers fail to grasp, including the West's self-defeating policies on Hamas and Hezbollah, or the fact that Iran should be left alone and that the invasion of Iraq was not only a fiasco but prevented efforts in Afghanistan, where he rightly sees defeat, both on military terms and in the "hearts and minds" campaign, on the horizon, if not already upon us. On those points and in his assessment of the nature of the al-Qaeda threat, Scheuer offers quality advice that one wishes our leaders would follow. But unfortunately, his anger, thirst for vengeance and ostensible need to demonstrate his support for the military and intelligence officers is such that it overwhelms the reader and, as David Rieff wrote in his review in the New York Times, makes it difficult for the reader to take him seriously, just as it is difficult to take seriously another proponent of overwhelming force, Ralph Peters, for whom Mr. Scheuer seems to have boundless admiration.
When he sticks to assessing the nature of the threat, Scheuer has few equals and remains a helpful guide. But the strategic prescriptions he provides in his latest book will — and wisely should — be ignored.
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- Robert said...
If there is anyone who has profoundly affected my view of the war on terror, it is Mr. Scheuer. As you note, he displays a consummate understanding of the situation.
However, even from his first books, he was hard to take seriously when it came to his antidotes for an ill-executed war. In this case, Scheuer's bloodlust is certainly not new. There's a quote from Imperial Hubris that has always stuck with me. It's from the last Chapter, entitled "The Way Ahead: A Few Suggestions for Debate" under the heading "Get Used to and Good at Killing" (p. 241 in my copy):
"To secure as much of our way of life as possible, we will have to use military force in the way Americans used it on the fields of Virginia and Georgia, in France and on Pacific islands, and from skies over Tokyo and Dresden. Progress will be measured by the pace of killing, and, yes, by body counts. Not the fatuous body counts of Vietnam, but precise counts that will run extremely large numbers. The piles of dead will include as many or more civilians as combatants because our enemies wear no uniforms."
In another place, if I recall correctly, he says we either have to fight as described above or completely withdraw from the region. I read this while studying philosophy in Paris, so I had been reading a lot of Leo Strauss. I remember asking myself if the two choices Scheuer gave were an indirect way of saying that we have no choice but to leave. Now, though, it seems that he really believes that this is the best way forward, which is surprising for someone who knows so much about the situation.


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Andy Osei Okrah , Founder and President of Young Professionals and Youth Coalition (YPYC) has received a Special Recognition at the just ended 13th Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Forum 2018 for his contribution as a trustee towards the growth and development of young people in Ghana through the Head of State Award (HOSA). This was presented to him by the Chief Patron, His Excellency the President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the Chairman of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Foundation,His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, UK,the Secretary General of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Foundation, Mr John May and a World Fellow and the Chairman of the Ghana Forum 2018 Planning Committee,Mr Albert Essien in the presence of delegates from over 130 countries in Accra, Ghana. HOSA is a charity and local Operator of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award for developing young Ghanaians.
Mr. Okrah was a member of the planning committee of the 13th Forum 2018,Duke of Edinburgh International Award.
Andy Okrah is also the Host and Organizer of a flagship national human capital program known as, Young Professionals Transformational Leadership Conference and Young Professionals Role Model Awards dubbed ( Transform Summit).
YPYC is preparing for it's 10th Anniversary ie Transform Summit@10 in 2019.
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Pompeii in 3 D – Film
Pompeii (referred to by marketing as Pompeii in 3D) is an upcoming American disaster-adventure film co-written, produced and directed by Paul W. S. Anderson, the film starsKit Harington, Emily Browning, Carrie-Anne Moss, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Jessica Lucas, with Jared Harris, and Kiefer Sutherland.
Naples, the digital reproduction of the masterpieces of Raphael, Caravaggio and Leonardo
The masterpieces of the great artists reproduced digitally.
There are the most important works of Leonardo , Raphael and Caravaggio in " An impossible exhibition – The work of art in the age of digital reproduction " , the exhibition is in the convent of St. Domenico Maggiore in Naples . It's possible to visit for five months, until 21 April 2014. Why the exhibition is "impossible"?
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Because there are about 117 original size reproductions in chronological order of the masterworks on backlit panels with a very high resolution.
The project, conceived and directed by Renato Parascandolo with the scientific direction of the professor Ferdinando Bologna , is touring Italy and the world, from Chicago to Malta.
The exhibition is under the patronage of the President of the Republic, is sponsored by the Forum of Cultures. It's promoted by RAI and the City of Naples , and carried by the cultural Polo Pietrasanta in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Education, and the Academy of Fine Arts.
Open every day from 10am to 10pm , entrance 5 euro.
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A christian treasure of Naples!
The Baptistery of St. Giovanni in Fonte next to the Church of St. Restituta is considered the most ancient Baptistery of the western Mediterranean.
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They are among the most precious ones, certainly more ancient than the ones in Rome and Ravenna.
Under the dome there is a baptismal font, dug out of the floor, where the Catechumen knelt and were baptized with ablutions of water. The newly baptized could have risen up their faces and admire the extraordinary mosaics which introduced them to a mystic and holy world.
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So, I would like to share further on this topic, looking at the rear mirror after an accident.
The father of my son's classmate is a private banker with a foreign bank. At one of the function, I had a chance to chat with this very successful banker. That was sometime in 2009 after the Lehman crisis where the whole world stock market crashed, very gloomy everywhere and possible collapse of the world financial system. Of course, I dare not tell him it's all because of some greedy bankers.
He told me the crisis whack many of his clients, many lost up to 90% of their capital, from $10 million worth to just $1 million, and all these clients are knowledgeable and smart, obviously or else they won't be so rich.
One of the reason why they lost so much money is because they are too smart, using a very simple investment strategy, by just following what our best fund managers in the two biggest sovereign wealth funds here are doing. How wrong can the best fund managers in the industry be? It's easy to make money, no brainer. They blindfolded themselves and drive along.
So they bought into the 2 biggest, best well managed Banks in the World, Citibank and Merrill Lynch with decades of enviable track record. Any objection at that time before Lehman crisis? These are among the best stocks you can have in your investment portfolio, safe and sound. They loaded up on these 2 stocks by following big brothers.
When there was a cash call in the mist of the Lehman crisis, they followed too by borrowing more from the bank to leverage, no choice or else they would be diluted. They forgotten all about risk and money management. These 2 banks are too big to fail, the US government will bail them out, but the question is when? The crisis deepened and the share prices tank with short sellers taking advantage and those who are long on margin, forced to cut their positions.
The rest is history.
Don't drive blindfolded.
At this point, I would like to introduce www.robertchuablog.com, written by a fellow floor trader, a very consistent trader who taught me about market correlationship when I went back to the arcade in 2008. He was magnanimous in willing to share that strategy at a time when I was lost in the wilderness. It was a very simple strategy but somehow or rather, it was a spark that brighten me up with confidence for the next few years. Though it doesn't work all the time now because the HFTs would be right in front of us with their speed, I am grateful to him for giving me that little lift.
He can express pretty well and do follow his journey in Forex trading.