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Skip to comments.12 Charts That Will Make Gold Bulls Furious (the era of crisis is over)
Posted on 02/02/2013 10:53:18 AM PST by blam
12 Charts That Will Make Gold Bulls Furious
Joe Weisenthal
February 2, 2013, 10:48 AM
The anti-gold bandwagon is getting more and more crowded.
Analysts Tom Kendall and Ric Deverell of Credit Suisse is out with a bombshell report this morning titled: Gold: The Beginning Of The End Of An Era.
The article argues that the 2011 peak of $1921 was the top, and that now the run of the cult metal is coming to an end.
The argument essentially boils down to two arguments, which are related.
The first is that we're seeing rate normalization. When real interest rates are ultra-low, gold does well historically.
The second is that the era of crisis is over, and so the impulse to hedge against collapse (or massive volatility) is diminishing.
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Revelation 18 (King James Version)
King James Version (KJV)
18 And after these things I saw another angel come down from heaven, having great power; and the earth was lightened with his glory.
2 And he cried mightily with a strong voice, saying, Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen, and is become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every foul spirit, and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird.
3 For all nations have drunk of the wine of the wrath of her fornication, and the kings of the earth have committed fornication with her, and the merchants of the earth are waxed rich through the abundance of her delicacies.
4 And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues.
5 For her sins have reached unto heaven, and God hath remembered her iniquities.
6 Reward her even as she rewarded you, and double unto her double according to her works: in the cup which she hath filled fill to her double.
7 How much she hath glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.
8 Therefore shall her plagues come in one day, death, and mourning, and famine; and she shall be utterly burned with fire: for strong is the Lord God who judgeth her.
9 And the kings of the earth, who have committed fornication and lived deliciously with her, shall bewail her, and lament for her, when they shall see the smoke of her burning,
10 Standing afar off for the fear of her torment, saying, Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come.
11 And the merchants of the earth shall weep and mourn over her; for no man buyeth their merchandise any more:
12 The merchandise of gold, and silver, and precious stones, and of pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all thyine wood, and all manner vessels of ivory, and all manner vessels of most precious wood, and of brass, and iron, and marble,
13 And cinnamon, and odours, and ointments, and frankincense, and wine, and oil, and fine flour, and wheat, and beasts, and sheep, and horses, and chariots, and slaves, and souls of men.
14 And the fruits that thy soul lusted after are departed from thee, and all things which were dainty and goodly are departed from thee, and thou shalt find them no more at all.
15 The merchants of these things, which were made rich by her, shall stand afar off for the fear of her torment, weeping and wailing,
16 And saying, Alas, alas that great city, that was clothed in fine linen, and purple, and scarlet, and decked with gold, and precious stones, and pearls!
17 For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,
18 And cried when they saw the smoke of her burning, saying, What city is like unto this great city!
Is someone expecting a crisis soon, and happens to have some extra fiat cash lying around to get rid of?
This may be a simple instance of political corruption. The mayor will look at each company's contributions to his political opposition (the NRA) and determine whether the company will get a city purchase order. It is an attack on the NRA performed by threatening the NRA's supporters.
Hey, if you eat at Bob's restaurant, I might not be buying my next car from you. Maybe you should reconsider where you eat...whadya think?
Unvarnished, old-fashioned corruption.
Wrong thread—my error, sorry.
Joe W. has been banging this drum for years - and has been wrong for years. The day we have real positive interest rates is the day the US goes broke or devalues the currency. Interest rates cannot be allowed to rise since the debt is unpayable. As long as we have negative real rates, gold will be strong.
The conditions that have steadily debased the dollar vs. gold over the past 12 years are not better than they have been; they are worsening and aggregate, excess debt is increasing. The world's debt to hard collateral ratio is astounding and is worsening. I'll keep holding my bullion, thank you.
IMO an amalgam of brass, copper & lead represents the best prospect in the metals futures market.
Some junk silver in the safe helps, too.
Perhaps the "PTB" will manipulate the "paper" price of gold and silver down to the point we won't be able to find any "physical"
We are posting $1 Trillion deficits yearly. We are printing $40-$80 Billion in fiat toilet paper out of thin air every month. We have a moron running the country.
And gold is finished?
At some point very soon, everyone will be disinclined to purchase our ever increasing debt.....wonder what that will do to inflation?
Peter Schiff breaks it down for you:
That's already happened.
The Fed is "buying" much of its own debt.
"Buying" being a euphemism for simply printing away without actually saying so...
There are two problems,
First of all, we need to stop spending.
There is however a problem. We are exporting formerly American jobs.
Americans are losing jobs. That is the biggest problem, and the reason the GOP is now out of power.
BRING BACK JOBS NOW. Then shrink government.
But do not do it the other way around, or Dems will simply take over.
Bring back US jobs now.
Very, very liberal business publication. They're an anomaly.
They've done it before.
Since inflation is really running at 8-10%, it's pretty unlikely that interest rates will exceed inflation, as they would be doing if the government wasn't manipulating the rates and the currency.
We're not much better off than Japan. We get any genuine rate increases and the government is up the creek, big time. We are already borrowing money to pay the interest on the existing debt. Well, not exactly. No one is really even loaning us money, the fed is printing and "buying" most of the debt. It's like sticking a hose up your arse and expecting to live by breathing your own farts. Suicidal.
"It's like sticking a hose up your arse and expecting to live by breathing your own farts. Suicidal."
Well put. Perpetual motion designs always seems to fail!
Kyle Bass is predicting Japan's collapse within 18 to 24 months. That has been a losing bet for a long time but I would never bet against Kyle.
John Williams of Shadowstats (http://www.shadowstats.com/) is predicting US hyperinflation in the relatively near future. Of course, precise timing is completely impossible to guess (and big events always take longer than anyone imagines) but high inflation is in our future. http://www.shadowstats.com/article/no-414-hyperinflation-special-report-2012.pdf You can already see it happening in the stock market - rising stock prices in an environment of poor earnings. The MSM sees this as an indication of good times ahead - instead of an early warning of impending price inflation. As Kyle Bass recently said: "Zimbabwe's stock market was the best performer this decade - but your entire portfolio now buys you 3 eggs."
Even for Joe Weisenthal, this is pretty weak cheese. Well, let's just get to 'em, one by one:
1) Current rates are purely the result of the Fed buying every debt instrument in sight with printed money, nonstop.
2) Gold is above its long term average, so what? A bag of chips has surged to new all time highs and is currently above its long term average too; should I expect it to be cut back to its 1968 price?
3) Official CPI has been fraudulent for forty years, and increasing in the level of fraud with every adjustment. Draw that again with real inflation numbers and we can talk. (Does anybody know what the numbers on the Y-axis here mean?)
4) Gold is overvalued because the biggest housing bubble in the history of the world busted?
5) Any talk of "the Eurozone" being "saved" in the near or far future is simply foolishness. They have only one solution for their debt problems: pay off that debt with more debt-backed debt.
6) Now all of a sudden, something out of trend is supposed to continue to go out of trend, instead of reverting to "historical average". That same graph shows that two years ago, the price moved 3 standard deviations in less than a year, twice.
7) Cherry-picking graph points. The full graph from 2010 on says nothing more than that we're bouncing around at zero. (NB that each bounce is weaker than the one before.)
8) Again, from 2010 on, it's just a graph of random movement.
9) Noise.
10) Housing prices are going up again? Again, so what? BTW, shouldn't this be indexed to CPI, excuse me, to real CPI?
11) It doesn't follow that an increase in households implies an increase in housing. I need to see this broken down as home ownership vs rentals.
12) More cherry-picking. The decades-old adage of a silver quarter buying a gallon of gas and an ounce of gold buying you one hell of a suit still holds.
Over time, there is a 90% correlation between Federal reserve credit expansion (buying feral debt/printing money). The Fed Head has committed to open-ended credit expansion until the unemployment rate become acceptable. To assert that the dollar price of gold will fall in a period where the Federal Reserve is funding about half of federal spending by printing money and notating it with a journal entry defies logic.
Moreover, when about 25% of grocery spending is funded by social programs and when 50% of citizens receive some kind of government payment and the federal government is borrowing more than 50% of the money it spends, how much of the sales and profit of consumer goods companies like P & G is funded by money-printing?
What percent of the SP500 index is made up of companies whose customers are people who receive government benefits, or direct business from government? What percent of the SP500 index is funded by air-backed FedBucks? And so what fraction of the DJI is inflated by air backed FedBucks and when the Fed gets exhausted, how much will the SP500 and the DJI drop?
I agree with everything you've said.
I've read that if interest rates go up by two percent, TS(will)HTF.
If we begin to have any sort of recovery, interest rates will go up. So...some self-limiting things going on.
Call me cynical in my advancing years, but wouldn't a concerted effort to drive down the price of gold make it easier for Obama and the Fed to accrue and pay for the 300 Tons of it that they owe Germany?
Care to explain what anyone holding gold should do now? The scripture your quoting is confusing. Thanks in advance for explaining it to me bmw! God Bless You
Care to explain what anyone holding gold should do now? The scripture your quoting is confusing. Thanks in advance for explaining it to me bmw! God Bless You
Great article. Is this the crack in the financial Hoover Dam?
Whatever happens to gold will not be revealed by the "analysis" of trillion $ coin Joe Weisenthal and the other giddy MMT girls of Business Insider.
Ah, here's something that we should know about. See the drought forecast through April 30.
Sometime in the near future, global agricultural interests will be unable to keep meat prices down by taking revenues from other businesses/debt, IMO. It will be difficult to tell, though, as to when to buy livestock. I'm holding off on getting yaks for at least another year (high altitude and cold here for year-round cattle that consume more hay). Hay's very difficult to find and afford in the West.
Oh, so our national debt is under control then? No? Didn't think so. Gold prices have plenty of room to grow just as fast as that debt has been. The Market Makers send out these pinheads to spread propaganda and then buy or sell depending on what they need. Happens all the time, and anyone that is serious in the financial world only listens to them to know which way they are trying to manipulate the markets.
The only thing left is faith in Jesus and pray. Then listen to your heart. He will out the answer for you there. It will be different for everyone.
Goldbug Ping.
idiots misinformed souls don't understand that gold is money -- not an investment vehicle. Don't buy gold for a return; buy gold to maintain the purchasing power of your savings. Dopes.
Gold and silver was used for thousands of years as a medium of exchange long before fiat currency was invented.
We have hay coming out of our ears around here (Mobile).
Here's a little tidbit of info that I learned from my archaeology studies.
Cows use their food three times more efficent than do horses. Archaeologists use the ratio of cow/horse bones in an area to determine if deaths were drought related. More horse will die and sooner than cows.
The world is very different today in the world of exchange. the value of items for a short period will not be like the old systems until things adjust. These periods of change have been in the past. Money and gold will not worth crap.
For me, gold and silver is insurance. I don't ever expect to make any money from it.
I'll survive most anything with it though.
I like that a lot. Suppression serves many official purposes.
Will someone please pry Joe Weisenthal's lips from Obamas @$$?
I can't stand the little ----- either.
Good luck with that. I will keep on buying gold and silver.
You have it backwards.
The price of specially printed paper representing blips on an electronic ledger is measured in ounces (troy) of gold.
All of these charts refer to the US economy. The US has not been a major driver in the gold price increases since 2000 (unless you subscribe to the COMEX fraud via naked short selling view).
Wow, you pay $5.75 a gallon?
I disagree, gold and silver have been money for over 5,000 years, no matter what happens gold and silver will continue to be money.
The correct form of a rebuttal would be to suggest that I cannot buy a gallon of gas with a silver quarter.
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Sounds promising though, has anyone figured out what it does?
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Tales of the Unexpected
Aspects of contemporary Australian art
Introduction | Foreword | Essay | Works | Gallery
Rosemary Laing | Anne Wallace | Lyndell Brown and Charles Green | Kate Beynon | Sally Smart | Robert Boynes
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Rosemary Laing
I understand the necessary image.
I don't understand photography.
Idea is everything.
The image exists in relation to the idea.
Beauty is useless.
It is endlessly desired and entirely useless.
When necessary – exploit beauty – to give the image that which is necessary.
Composition is crap.
When necessary – exploit composition – to trap the gaze of the viewer into the idea.
The image must live.
It must have a life beyond the problematics of the image itself.
The most inspiring image ever made is Nauman's Failing to levitate in the studio.
It is everything to do with the crucial paradox of the artist's intention.
It reveals that the inherent failure of all images is essential to the process,
and, that the images finished along the way never complete the necessary idea.
Rosemary Laing1
Flight sits in our consciousness as a kind of fantasy or dream. It is a metaphorical notion. Children dream of flying. It is a very escapist notion to be able to fly. Superheroes fly. Then you've got Yves Klein's Leap into the void. I was interested in unfettering the body from the mechanics of flight.2
Rosemary Laing's photographs are theatrical, staged, performative – suspended midway between fantasy and reality. In her work, she renders the seemingly impossible possible – not through digital manipulation but rather through deliberate, physical interventions. Her canny take on Bruce Nauman's Failing to levitate in the studio as revealing the essential paradox of the artist's intention, is given a witty, poignant twist in her levitating images of a bride flying, falling and floating in space, in the flight research series 1998–2000.
flight research #6 1999
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flight research #5 1999
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Here, the empowerment of flight has everything to do with the artist's intention, informed over a period of time by intensive research into the mechanics of flight and the desire to overcome the limitations of 'prosthetic structures' of travel in relation to the body. It is about giving substance to the impossibility of the dream of human flight, and the enabling of the body in space. Along with the realisation of the liberated body, comes a sense of the 'necessary incompletion' of the idea – of flight with no landing; the images remaining forever held in time and space.
Laing's fascination with flight began when she moved to a studio in Leichardt, Sydney under the flight path, around 1994. From the initial frustrations she felt with the omnipresence of transit above her head, she became seduced by the ideas around air travel, generating a complex body of art. The process included working with Qantas at the international flight terminal (brownwork 1997); later entering into the intricate machinations of space travel through a period of research at NASA. Subsequently in Laing's video, spin 1997–98, we are taken into the motion of flight – as the photographer, strapped into an open-air Tiger Moth aircraft, films the action of flying, diving, stalling and spinning over the Blue Mountains.
spin is the precursor to the flight research series. Laing spent considerable time finding the right location in the Blue Mountains to stage the series. To create these images she worked closely initially with stunt coordinator, Grant Page, and then more closely with stunt performer, Gillian Statham, both of whom have long histories in the making of significant action films in Australia. Laing was interested in the limitations placed on the body in our daily lives and engaged in fruitful discussions with Page about fearlessness and the way that the stunt person's body is brought into a direct, unmediated interaction with the world, engendering a sense of 'euphoria, empowerment and even relief'.
I had a very interesting conversation with Grant Page (who had been helping me to work out various issues in relation to the stunt) which led me to think more about physical atrophy. The more one's experience is mediated and enabled in another way, the more a certain defunctionalising happens. You don't actually walk anywhere as much – so you are always experiencing the world through, for example, the screen of a car or through the television screen.3
In flight research #1 1998, a woman is suspended from a twisting ladder hanging down from an aircraft over a verdant, 'primordial terrain'. Against the danger of falling, she gazes resolutely up towards an uncertain future. In the ensuing images she is transformed into a world beyond the everyday, dressed in a bridal gown, becoming acrobatic, leaping into the void. Her body is shown undergoing extreme motion, 'actually suspended within "flight" itself' – between the earth and the immensity of all that is out there'. In one of the most spectacular images, flight research #5 1999, the bride appears mesmerising, like a billowing cloud floating in the expansive blue sky. As in flight research #6 1999–2000, in which she is diving swan-like across the panoramic landscape, the bride appears paradoxically, eerily still – as if time and motion have been suspended.
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Only days before the photographic shoot, Laing decided upon the idea of a bridal gown. She recognised that to achieve what she was aiming for, she needed to enter the realms of a representational form which would provoke recognition that was outside of the ordinary. The serendipity of finding a gown that invoked Elizabethan memories was not lost on the artist. It provided a way of reclaiming the feminine image of the bride from the many male interpretations of the subject in 20th-century art history and having fun with it on her own terms. On another level the dress was a significant aspect of bringing another layer of complexity to the series: taking into account past histories in Australia and the need for 'a symbolic new engagement in terms of how we image ourselves in this landscape at this point in time'. As opposed to previous incursions and impositions on the land, she suggests a ritualistic new 'contract' that is more open-ended; still precarious perhaps but one that implies, in her own words, 'the optimism of promises that should be kept'.
Whatever ecstatic moments or tribulations may lie ahead for the bride is part of another tale or fabrication. In this poetically charged, unforgettable flight research series, we remain suspended within the imaginary world of flight – within the realms of the body liberated in space, within the flow of freewheeling possibilities and untrammelled wonder.
1Rosemary Laing, Script from video for What is Photography? made by the artist for the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 2001.
2Rosemary Laing, interview with the author, 11 April 2002
Selected reading
Alexander, post natural nature > rosemary laing Artlink, vol.21, no.4, Dec 2001, pp.18–23
French, Blair 'Rosemary Laing', in A place I've never been to (ex. cat.), Croation Photographic Union, Zagreb, 2000
Michael, Linda 'Rosemary Laing', in Das lied von der erde/the song of the earth (ex. cat.), Museum Fridericianum, Kassel, Germany, 2000, pp.90–91
Stoops, Susan. L Staged! Contemporary Photography: Gregory Crewson, Rosemary Laing, Sharon Lockhart (ex. cat.), 2002


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Wow imagine having that kind of power...jeez no wonder why he could rule the world. Freaking Irie, I guess curiosity did kill the cat, well almost.
Wow imagine having that kind of power...jeez no wonder why he could rule the world. Freaking Irie, I guess curiosity did kill the cat, well almost.
So I guess the reason that he could cure Genkishi's disease is that a cure was invented in an alternate timeline... and if he searched the world in other timelines, he could scour the world for the real 6 funeral wreaths, really really quickly.
How are they going to fight him?
Though it makes me wonder... How the hell did Irie run into Byakuran both times... and how did Irie get the 10 year Bazooka shells in the first place... It's insane, but maybe somebody else is pulling the strings?
He got it from the Bovino family to give to Lambo but forgot, I believe he explains that part in the manga.
Byakuran is just....wow. His power is insane, I've seen insanely powerful villians with power over time but usually they just move time back, forward, or stop it. But existing in parallel time zones is something completely different.
Byakuran is like god in a way, he exist everywhere. One solution could be to beat him by traveling 10 years back in time, but I doubt that one of his parallel selves hasn't discovered time travel so thats kind of not an option.
Great chapter! The plot deepens!
nice chapter. Apparently that byakuran became powerfull because of irie, i wonder if irie could do that with everyone else, like if he met the tsuna of one timeline and then meets another in a pararel one, maybe tsuna can gain the same powers as byakuran but just a though. Anyway that being it i think it the best way to change the future was actually to kill irie in the past
There must be more to Byakuran's power... I've been thinking about it, and it just doesn't make sense.
Young Irie only got the 10 year bazooka shells maybe 1 year ago at max. Therefore "synchronized" Byakuran has only existed for a year (in the 10 years later time frame), right?... But yet, somehow, Byakuran saved Rasiel that was mortally wounded about 15 years before the 10 years later time (about 5 years before the main storyline).
And how the hell did he amass that much power within a year that time?
Unless somehow Irie's revelation somehow affected the past as well... Maybe the Byakuran that Irie synchronized in some way caused his past self to synchronize at a much earlier date. Thereby allowing him more time to gather knowledge, and make plans to take over the mafia world.
i'm kinda amazed (well proud really =_= though that sounds weird) that amano had actually planned this.
from the vongola vings/varia arc.
15yr old lambo explained about parallel universes! or worlds or whatever!
which would also explain why the 15 and 25yr old lambos didn't know about box weapons and such!
i love it when mangakas plan faaaar ahead and tie up loose ends
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An open house was held on July 8 for the recently opened Farm Bureau Financial Services in Castle Dale. Tyler Jeffs, Castle Dale native has returned to the area to open a full service financial office. The Emery County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at the new business and Jeffs hosted an open house with refreshments and drawings for prizes.
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Posted on 11/28/2010 9:27:54 AM PST by SWAMPSNIPER
From the 1982 Sears catalog. A lot of this stuff is still around and still going strong, they really don't make them like they used to. I gave my 1983 Minolte XG-M a check last tonight, still in great shape, but I've worn out 3 digital cameras in the last 10 years. The XG-M was close to 300 bucks in 83 though, it would be expensive to make today
How do you plug them into your computer though?
Hi, Swampsniper. I thought of you yesterday. I was riding my bike under a railroad bridge and a humongous bird came blasting past me. It sailed on for a few hundred more yards and landed on the ground. When I got closer I saw that it was a huge red-tailed hawk, sitting there with its wings fully spread. It also had a live squirrel in its talons. I'm squeamish, so I averted my eyes. If it had been you, we would have had the most gorgeous pics by now. ;)
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Pick up the phone and talk to Sears
'Cause Sears has everything!
I still have that Canon AE-1 and a bunch of lenses for it in a box somewhere
I have a Canon A-1, and an FT-QL, along with a few lenses in Canon's old FD mount. Also have a film Elan II in the newer EOS mount system. Haven't shot any of them in a few years. I might mess around with the A-1 some time. It is a very good camera.
Dig them out and use them.
I used to have a Pentax K100 which was one of the best cameras I ever owned. I use a Nikon N-80 now. One of these years I'm going to move up to a DSLR.
Minolta Maxxum AF, 1980, every option, works like new.
Canon A-1 w/extra lenses, works like new.
Recently used in Alaska (08). The film developer wrote on my envelopes that they were awesome pictures.
I love my DSLR but some variety is fun. My old Minolta is just a nice machine to use and pretty to look at. Many of the old lenses are works of art on their owm, beautiful machine work.
I just picked up an 80-200 f4 for the Minolta, 10 bucks, looks like new. It's a nice cheap hobby if you know how to shop.
I have 3 Maxxum lenses I use on my Sony, a 35-70 f4, a 70-210 f4 and a 75-300 f4.5~5.6. Sharp, great colors and hard to wear out.
For all of the technology found in the newer digital SLRs, I still enjoy my old XG-M. Sure, our Nikon D-5000, is a great camera... But shooting with an old manual versus a new digital SLR is (to me) comparable to painting with oils on canvas versus using Microsoft's "Paintbrush". Using either you have to have an eye for what is visually pleasing, but you have to have a real "artist's hand" to be creative with the former...
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You can get seal kits on Ebay. Mine are still in decent shape. High temperatures are hard on them, got to be careful about that.
I got rid of all the older screw mount equipment to a collector...
You got that right!
Thanks, I was just looking at some sites about Contax as you posted.
Here's a TV from that catalog:
That $669.95 would cost about $1778 today -about the same as a reasonably nice 50" HDTV. Of course, this Sears model would've been considered a very good TV as well back in 1980.
I had the pre-AE series Canons from 1967 to 1982: An FX and an FTbN.
While attending a convention in Manhattan in 1979, I walked into a camera store on or near 47th st. The Canon A-1 had been on my mind because it seemed to be a logical follow-on for me and the F series I already owned. I played with the A-1, and asked the young salesman how much. He said "X dollars" (I have long forgotten what X was). I said, "OK, here's my MasterCard." He took it back to the cash register and had a whispered conversation with a senior employee, maybe the manager.
He came back to me, all apologetic-like, and said, "I'm awful sorry—I made a mistake. My boss just told me that we can't sell you this camera at anything less than (X+30) dollars." I thought about it a moment and reached over the counter to snatch my credit card back, while saying "No thanks. Have a good day." I turned away and walked straight out the door. I heard the sales guy call after me, but I couldn't make out what he said. I was already at the door and didn't look back.
Kept the F-series Canons for about 3 more years before selling them for two Olympus OM2ns and a Mamyia C330. These were all stolen a few years later.
After going without reflex cameras for a decade, I finally got back into them with the Canon EOS line, which coincidentally had been introduced the same year my Olympi and Mamiya were stolen. 2 film EOSes and 2 digital EOSes later, I'm still with that system.
Postscript: At the gun show today, a guy had a couple of old folding cameras, and also an Argus C3 with a bunch of lenses and other accessories. I had taken my first 35mm pix with my dad's C3. If I hadn't found a good C3 specimen on the web a year ago, I would have made the guy an offer.
A good friend of mine had an SRT-101 kit stolen by baggage handlers on a flight from Phoenix to Chicago. The airline, of course, offered him about fifty cents.
A great lesson I learned from that, and a rule I've follwed for forty years since: Don't check yer cameras with the friggin' airlines!!!
Anyway, he replaced the Minolta with a Nikkormat exactly like yours.
Post-post-script: There was a roll of Kodachrome 64 in that C3 when I got it, run almost completely through. Last week I mailed the roll off to Dwayne's lab; it'll be interesting what, if anything comes of those slides.
For those who don't know, Dwayne's photo service is the last remaining lab for Kodak-process slide film, and they're shutting down that process at the end of the year.
47th St. is famous for bait and switch and all kinds of flimflam.
I was using the image to demonstrate aperture to somebody a couple of years ago. Here's the "stopped down" image for the uninitiated...
I "bought" (for a very small fee) the FT from my father around 1976 or so, after I got my first job. I shot many rolls of film through that camera. Mechanically, it still works fine. Can't get the mercury batteries any more, but you can get a reasonable facsimile (supposedly) to supply the meter.
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I went to your link, was that David Bowie?
Nice, Lileks.
Bad Photoshop
Boy, that FT and lens look immaculate.
I think that when you get the replacement adapters (using, I think silver oxide cells), on some cameras it's best to recalibrate the meter due to slight difference in the operating voltage.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Former San Francisco 49er Kwame Harris has been charged with felony domestic violence and assault charges from an August beating involving a former boyfriend, a prosecutor and defense lawyer said.
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Don't tell Chris Culliver!
"His boyfriend? Gross. Men aren't supposed to have boyfriends. That's disgusting." I don't think our side should have ever graduated from that argument. All we should do is dismiss the Sodomites as being yucky. Of course the Bible says it's wrong, but our culture obviously doesn't care about that. Heck, most Christians don't care about that.
Does this mean domestic abuse will spike among lesbians during the Superbowl?
Worse than that. If I'm not mistaken, it's an abomination to God.
Not only do people not care about it, in New Amerika, pro-homo sentiment is all the rage.
Clearly, fist control and registration is required.
The Niners found he was worthless as an OT.
I imagine he wore the pants in the relationship.
...I notice we have gone all the way from describing this as a deviant sexual relationship to a on-again, off-again romantic relationship. Creepy.
Certainly is. Plus it's just gross. The guy is 300+ lbs. What guy would want that in his bed?
Yes, you read that right..........I had to read it twice........
"The Niners found he was worthless as an OT."
And he sucked at Tight End!
Well, I agree. Personally, I am very accepting of a good number of friends who are gay. Both on a professional and personal level, I know some great people who happen to be homosexual. That said, the thought of what they do in their private life absolutely disgusts me. I was with a group and one guy was constantly making references throughout the evening and I could barely stand it.
What people do privately is their business, but accepting it is a whole different thing. I have a libertarian view on many things, and people can do what they want with their lives. When it gets into public policy and the promotion of that lifestyle in popular culture, that's a different story.
Contrary to what you may think if you listen to the liberal mainstream media, that view remains the norm in all those small towns and rural areas that make up the vast swath of the flyover country between the two left coasts...
:: I was with a group and one guy was constantly making references throughout the evening and I could barely stand it. ::
He was hittin' on you and anyone else that maigh share his perversion. If this was a company collection, you have grounds for sexual harrassment.
Play their own game against them.
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I can think of some jokes involving Kwame Harris playing center, but I don't want to get banned.
Kwame Harris said Chris Culliver is spreading vitriol and hate, meanwhile he beats up his boyfriend, America 2013, so twisted.
I think that name comes from the Back to Africa Movement from back in the 70's.........
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Let's stick to the facts. Wasn't he alleged ex-49er, allegedly beating alleged boyfriend?
Professor Alan Dundes is going fabulous in his grave!
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He's a failure of a football player who apparently likes to beat up his same-gender sex partner.
Still makes him a better human being than Ray Lewis. (Admittedly, that's a very low standard to exceed.)
I live in fly-over country. I've lived here 81% of my life. Even around here we apologize for our views on homosexuality. We dignify their lifestyle by making reasoned responses: The Bible, procreation. That asymmetry gives the deviants an undeserved foothold in the dialog. Perhaps we should have principled dismissal vs principled discourse. Could you imagine debating a necrophiliac? Just wait 20 years.
Lol, there was a video on liveleak.com about what gays think about the female reproductive organ (if you catch my drift) and all of the gays interviewed seemed genuinely disgusted by it...completely revolted.
All of the comments (most posted by heterosexual males) commented on the irony of this in relation to the dirtiness of the anal sphincter.
Girls will be girls . . . cat fights happen
"fist control"
Oh no you di'in't...
and actually acknowledging the relationship to the point of calling this "domestic violence"
We used to live across the street from a gay couple, young guys in their late 20's.
They were mostly quiet, until one day another gay man moved in to the other half of the duplex next door.
There were fights and cops and all kinds of stuff going on. One of their vehicles had all the lights front and rear busted out!
They moved soon after that...........
Are they speaking of time?
They were fighting over sumyungai.. is it anything like Greg Loosanus and the public tiffs he had with his butch "boi-friend"?
"... and he sucked at Tight End".
I was tempted... so very, very tempted. But I'm leaving this one alone, Dr.
Against my better judgement, but I somehow just couldn't resist!
What people need to understand is that homosexual relationships are unhealthy. In both a physical sense (STDS) and a mental sense as well. Homosexuals have higher rates of domestic abuse, suicide, and depression just to name a few ailments. A lifestyle this destructive isn't healthy for anyone involved in it and that includes the mental angst and pain that practicing homosexuals cause to family members. As a Christian I love the sinner, but I hate the sin. Bottom line homosexuality is an abomination to God and there are penalties for that behavior.
Agree, having homosexuals in my own family, I love them, but will not condone their behavior. I will not 'accept' their lifestyle. It is no different than if they were a drug addict. My brother was a drug addict until it finally killed him. I loved him no less, but wish he could have led a different lifestyle.........
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Reminds me of a young man who walked into a pharmacy and asked the clerk for some condoms. The clerk replies, "Oh, so you're trying to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, eh!" (it was a Canadian pharmacy). The young man said, "No, my boyfriend hates to get poo on his penis".
Vulgar joke.
You mean the part about the Canadian?
I have homosexuals in my family too, it really is a sad choice. Two cousins just came out last year right around Thanksgiving. I still love them, but I don't see me getting together with them anymore because they are openly living their lifestyle and it is a slap in the face to my Faith. Also I don't want any future children I may have to be exposed to that.
I can assure you that the true vulgarity is the idea that is gaining currency that these acts are somehow normal.
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A late penalty from Jason Tovey gave Newport Gwent Dragons a 20-19 victory over Treviso in a hard fought game at Rodney Parade. Fabio Semenzato and Tyler Morgan scored tries in the first half as there was nothing to choose between the two sides.
There was a further try apiece for both sides in the second half through Will Harries and Manoa Vosawai, as Treviso looked as if they would just edge the game, but Tovey scored late on to deny the Italians their first away win of the season.
Tovey opened the scoring in just the second minute with a confident penalty. But the lead didn't last long and scrum-half Semenzato went over for Treviso. Despite Alberto Di Bernado's missed kick, Treviso went 5-3 ahead.
The Italian side dominated the early proceedings, and their pressure forced Harries in to the sin-bin after an infringement occurred when tracking a Christian Loamanu break.
The visitors looked to capitalise on their numerical advantage for the next ten minutes, but the Welsh hosts held firm and were happy to only concede a Di Bernardo penalty while down to 14 men.
Harries returned not long after and on the half hour mark the Dragons struck back, Morgan collecting Lewis Evans' offload to streak clear for a fine individual score, Tovey adding the extras to put them back in front at 10-8.
A Di Bernardo penalty just before half time puts visitors back in front at the interval however although the Dragons were beginning to have a foot-hold in the game. Just five minutes after the restart Harries went over for a score. Morgan was at the heart of the move with a fine burst down the left who chipped a ball over the top that Harries got on the end of to go over. Tovey converted to leave the Dragons 17-11 ahead.
On the hour mark Treviso fought their way back in to the game, though. Vosawai went over in the corner. Di Bernardo missed the conversion but made up for it moments later when he kicked a penalty to put the Italian 19-17 ahead, and seemingly win the game.
There was one final sting in the tail from the hosts as Tovey kicked a penalty late on to give the Dragons a 20-19 victory. There was some consolation for Treviso though, as their losing bonus point lifted them above Zebre in to the final Italian European qualification spot.
The scorers:
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Cons: Tovey 2
Yellow card: Harries
For Treviso:
Tries: Semenzato, Vosawai
Pens: Di Bernardo 3
The teams:
Dragons: 15 Hallam Amos, 14 Tom Prydie, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Jack Dixon, 11 Will Harries, 10 Jason Tovey, 9 Richie Rees, 8 Taulupe Faletau, 7 Nic Cudd, 6 Lewis Evans, 5 Matthew Screech, 4 Andrew Coombs (c), 3 Duncan Bell, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Phil Price
Replacements: 16 Sam Parry, 17 Owen Evans, 18 Bruce Douglas, 19 Rob Sidoli, 20 Jevon Groves, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Kris Burton, 23 Tyler Morgan
Treviso: 15 Luke McLean, 14 Ludovico Nitoglia, 13 Michele Campagnaro, 12 Alberto Sgarbi, 11 Angelo Esposito, 10 Alberto Di Bernardo, 9 Fabio Semenzato, 8 Manoa Vosawai, 7 Paul Derbyshire, 6 Christian Loamanu, 5 Marco Fuser, 4 Antonio Pavanello (c), 3 Lorenzo Cittadini, 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini, 1 Alberto De Marchi
Replacements: 16 Giovanni Maistri, 17 Matteo Muccignat, 18 Ignacio Fernandez-Rouyet,
19 Valerio Bernabò, 20 Dean Budd, 21 Andrea Pratichetti, 22 James Ambrosini, 23 Mat Berquist
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Children have nothing to fear from yoga mats
October 29, 2013
The American Yoga Association reports the word yoga means "to join or yoke together" in an effort to bring body and mind into harmony.
"In ancient times, the desire for greater personal freedom, health and long life, and heightened self-understanding gave birth to this system of physical and mental exercise which has since spread throughout the world," AYA claims.
Who could possibly be offended by such goals?
That would be New Mexico State Rep. Alonzo Baldonado. The Republican from Los Lunas declares he is concerned yoga could be seen as a gateway to Eastern religion. Parents of public school children should be notified, he says, and given the option of alternative activities before yoga is practiced in school physical education classes.
Stop the madness.
The issue came up recently when an Albuquerque elementary school teacher spoke to a legislative study committee about student health, the Albuquerque Journal reported.
The teacher said she refers to her class exercises as "stretching or mat work" rather than yoga because she doesn't want to give the impression that religion is involved.
Two points come quickly to mind:
• Yoga is about exercise, breathing and meditation, not a platform for worshiping Buddha.
• So what if it did lead to spiritual awareness? Couldn't it bring one closer to a Christian God as easily as to Buddha or Allah or Mother Nature?
We're as concerned as anyone about state-sponsored religion — no matter the religion — being pushed on public school children without parental permission. But how, exactly, Rep. Baldonado, are breathing techniques promoting a religion?
Baldonado is a Christian. He is correct when he says, "We have the authority, the charge from God, to raise our children as we see fit."
But no one can reasonably expect to shelter their children from diversity in a public school, whether it's other students' religious beliefs or, in this case, exercise routines.
The strongest Christians we know do not fear challenges to their faith. They embrace those challenges and use them to achieve a greater understanding of other faiths and their own.
We like the words of psychiatry professor Emmanuel Teney:
"As your faith is strengthened you will find that there is no longer the need to have a sense of control, that things will flow as they will, and that you will flow with them, to your great delight and benefit."
We have nothing to fear from yoga either. It can only make us stronger.
Breathe in, Rep. Baldonado, and breathe out. It will help you relax, with or without a mat.
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January 06 2013 09:11AM
As plenty of outlets are reporting, the NHL and the NHLPA finally decided that their game of silly bugger had reached its useful end early this morning, agreeing to terminate the lockout by signing a 10 year CBA. After the jump, a brief review of a few highlights from a Winnipeg POV.
1. 10 years at 50-50 should, at least for a few years, act as a drag on salaries. I'm about as pro-player as you can get, but if your viewpoint revolves around the idea that keeping the cap within hailing distance of what the Jets are likely to be able to spend is a good thing, then I suppose this should allow the club to only be restricted by its own competence. Based on the best guess of revenues, the team can likely work with a 60M payroll fairly easily, and given Mark Chipman's past statements about how expected Winnipeg to be a mid-market spender under the old system, a new deal with some temporary salary drag should mean the club can spend closer to the maximum if need be.
2. I can't see amnesty buyouts from the current roster absent Kevin Cheveldayoff having an epiphany regarding his number one goalie or Dustin Byfuglien coming to camp at three fiddy, so the only way the club can benefit from this circumstance is if another club buys out a player and the Jets pick them up off of the ground. The Upper Limit of 64.3M for next year almost certainly will ease that burden for a few teams, so other than obvious victims like Scott Gomez or Matt Stajan, the pickings via that route will be slim.
3. That same upper limit should assist the Jets in keeping their RFAs safely in house next summer. Richard Pollock at Illegal Curve ran through some of the numbers yesterday, showing the possibility of a tight fit under a 60M limit. The Jets shouldn't need all of that extra 4M to ice a roster, but if the club is struck by a burst of ambition, there shouldn't be any issues with keeping Bogosian, Wheeler, Little and Burmistrov while adding another decent vet. The team almost certainly will need a top 4 left D by 2013, and the internal options in that regard are virtually non-existant, so I might be inclined to add in that area via FA or trade.
4. There was no mention, at least from what I've seen, about realignment for 2013-14. Like the Olympics, that's something that will have to be worked out after the fact, but I'm not entirely sure if the league's four conference proposal will be the preferred route or if Winnipeg and Columbus simply swap out in the name of expediency. I suspect the Jets would like to limit the number of west coast road games for TV purposes, so given their choice they'd likely prefer the four conference deal. Being in the current Central division wouldn't really help the team's travel that much either, with multiple trips to the coast and Phoenix every year, so just switching with the Blue Jackets is really a half-baked solution.
As for the overall effect of the deal itself, the owners appear to have obtained much of what they wanted, but I'm not sure they obtained much of what they needed. The short term drag on player compensation will allow teams at the bottom to tred water for a few more years, and they'll benefit from some extra revenue sharing, but the systemic fix that would magically make every team a money spinner isn't in this deal, and I suspect that after a few years of relative harmony, the lower end teams will be once again scuffling to keep up with the top teams. We could well be back in this spot in eight years.
Of course, as is always the case with any collective agreement, the devil will be in the details. Other than a few leaks, we don't have much to work with at the moment, so it would be wise to withhold final judgement until we see the entirety of the settlement. At any rate, we should have news about whether we have a 48 or 50 game season in fairly short order, and at the very least, we can start talking about actual on-ice events for the first time in months. For better or worse, game on.
January 06 2013, 12:29PM
Bout time. The KS coach could work for the Bombers. Complaining about the team not scoring on a FG after drawing his own O-lineman offside and not killing 8 seconds off the clock. Webb was gunning the ball into the Earth's core. Roethlisberger turned into Romo. You can through Danny Mac picks but they gotta be long and in "good punt" landing zone. Canada needs more Wingers and goalies. We are fine for present adult generation. Wpg and Nashville swap is most Jet fuel saving. Needed Dumba's offense. I liked M.Green. After Orr and Coffey, there hasn't been a great offensive Canadian D-man. I hope McKinnon gets a Coffey to work with.
January 06 2013, 12:31PM
I worry Buff, Kane, and Pavelec will all get drunk in the playoffs.
January 07 2013, 12:52PM
I like piezo-luminescent football jerseys. That way you can tell if a DB is tugging a couple times along the route. For hockey, back of helmet sonar. Basketball, I like shoes with piezo-LEDs on heels and toes. If a defender has both lit, he can draw offensive charging. I guess the perfect coaching play would've been to freeze RGIII's knee the 2nd last drive and punt it if he was unable to recover an easy fumbled snap.
January 08 2013, 02:11PM
I wonder of T.Thomas is happy or outraged, USA federal mediators ended the lockout? jj, he is a team player without a Carl Lindros-esh agent demanding where he should be traded to. NHL players should be paid $1000 per hit like in the movie "Any Given Sunday". I can't believe the critics panned that critique of leadership. Pacino didn't get drawn into the politics of management, he just wanted to win and make his stars better.


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The only thing about Naruto that's worth reading!
This will be more popular then the Tengu theory in its time.
This really might get popular soon...
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Genius thread.
All those relationship charts remind me of those relationship charts the Japanese publish for their dramas .
Oh, and if all this is true, then it does seem Minato was part of Akatsuki!
Another chart provided by Ariolander.
If you want to join the fanclub to support this theory, go to http://mangashare.com/forums/showthread.php?p=210352
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i am not going to lie, that makes perfect sense in a demented sort of way. this very well could be the answer to all my questions thus far. thank you Rednecknoob, i owe you one. oh and yes, akatsuki's uniforms are indeed fabulous!


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