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Wow, what a beautiful piece of work, Gooser! What a guy!
Wow, what a beautiful piece of work, Gooser! What a guy!
I must admit that I got a wee catch in my throat while looking at the photo.... ahem, here here now, I guess it must be these dang fall allergies....
Bravo Gooser. Bravo.
It was a beautiful gesture and is a beautiful urn. Well done, Gooser.
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I have gone by "Gooser" since I was a "gossling"
Mooser, you done good.....not bad for a goofball. As a person who has received some of your work, you greatly impress me.......GOOD JOB!
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04-02-2013, 05:25 PM #1Junior Member Guppy
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Hello! I have just recently decided to go ahead with my saltwater aquarium. I have had this in the back of my head for awhile now and have been doing a good bit of reading on the subject. Since this is going to be my first ever attempt to do anything with saltwater other then fish in it I think I want to start out by just establishing live rock and cycling it. I do not have any plans on added fish into the picture yet just establishing live rock.
My thought process is since I am so new I might as well learn the very basics and cycling with just live rock will put no fish lives in my hands. Plus this will give me a really big grace period turning dry rock into live rock which will allow me to practice measuring ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, ph and salinity.
What I plan on using for this.
20 Gallon Long Tank (Owned) w/stand
Lighting (Owned) - makeshift from Lowes.
Going to purchase...
RO/DI Water
Sea Salt Mix
Dry Rock Mostly - (then go to my LFS or somebody who can help seed)
So what do you think is this probably a pretty good direction to go for someone brand new? The initial cost is low and also gets me moving in the right direction so down the road when I am ready for fish keeping which hopefully I will find a 55-75 gallon tank I will already have decent established live rock and live sand.
That sounds like a great plan and your headed in the right direction :)
29 gallon-planted community
20 long frag tank
75 gal-planted goldfish
75 gallon mixed reef with 20 gallon sump
I've never kept a SW tank either but have been thinking about one for a few years (and no doubt will give one a go in a few more years). I think your approach is very sensible, and one that I would probably use myself. I shall follow this thread with interest. You should start a journal to track your progress."Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." Carl Sagan
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04-02-2013, 07:38 PM #4Junior Member Guppy
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Starting a journal sounds like a great idea for whenever I get things up and going. I am currently trying to decide where to make my dry rock purchase from. The best place I have been able to find so far is Tampa Bay Saltwater. The website looks a bit iffy but I have been able to find some people giving them really good reviews so they might be the winner. Once I get the dry rock I got a really good LFS that I work right next to and live about 20 minute away from to pretty much supply me with everything else I think I will need.
I will keep you up-to-date with what is going on! Thanks for the replies I now have the confirmation and confidence to move ahead with this project!
I would try marcorocks.com I recently ordered 100 pounds of dry rock from them for $200 with free shipping. Its great looking rock
Here is the rock i got
29 gallon-planted community
20 long frag tank
75 gal-planted goldfish
75 gallon mixed reef with 20 gallon sump
Sounds like your off to a great start.
I would suggest a littler larger of tank for your first set-up, but if a 20 gallon is a large and you can get right now, then so be it.
The below links might be helpful
http://www.reefaquarium.com/2012/set...ne-aquarium-2/If you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
"Not using a quarantine tank is like playing Russian roulette. Nobody wins the game, some people just get to play longer than others." - Anthony Calfo
Fishless Cycle Cycling with Fish Marine Aquarium Info [URL="http://saltwater.aquaticcommunity.com/"]
I agree with Cliff that a larger tank to start out with would be a wiser choice if you have the room a 40g breeder or 55g. You will want to add fish as soon as its cycled, trust me. A 20g will not give you many fish stocking options. Odds are the tank will be cycled in a month or less, and a fishless tank with only rock will get boring after a month. Overall your approach is good one take.
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- 55g SW - Royal Gramma, 6-Line Wrasse, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, and various corals and inverts

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There are a few definitions of a doppelganger. I choose the one that defines it as a living person's double, an unrelated twin. In some countries, the doppelganger is a bearer of bad news or an omen of death.
I remember going to a leadership conference in Georgia with Allan, a former BSM director from ETBU. We were having lunch with other attendees and striking up a conversation with the waitress. Allan remarked how she looked exactly like one of our ETBU students and how it would be great to get them together. At that statement, the waitress got a horrified look on her face. It turns out that in her culture, they believe everyone has a double in the world, and if you meet your double, one of you will die. End of witnessing opportunity…
If this omen of death belief were more widespread, then maybe the topic of cloning would be less alluring. Making your own doppelganger would have dire consequences.
Many people are still enamored with making human clones. At the beginning of the 21st century, several groups claimed to have successfully cloned a human baby, but there was never any proof to their claims. Cloning of humans was banned by the United Nations, but not all countries follow the resolution. Most agree on banning reproductive cloning, but some want to continue human therapeutic cloning efforts. Last year was a giant step forward in human therapeutic cloning science (see Attack of the Clones blog), and some labs continue to try to reproductively clone humans. It is still not possible to clone a human with current technology.
We know there are natural clones. We call them identical twins. An egg is fertilized with a sperm and the resulting zygote, for some reason, splits in two and develops into two people. Clones who share the exact DNA with each other. So when we attempt to clone ourselves, we want to replicate that process. Just take our DNA and make another person just like us.
The problem is that we are not just DNA. There is more to making a human than genetics. For instance, almost all of the cell contents come from the egg. Not just half the DNA, but all the organelles and cell proteins too. To clone ourselves, we need the exact cell contents that were in our zygote. That means our mother's egg (the exact one we came from). And that's weird on several levels.
Also, just the act of fertilization starts a timer for the genetics. Genes turn on and off at the proper timing to get development to work right. With cloning, we have to trick the cell into developing and it doesn't work right 98% of the time. And the of the times that work, 80% are not normal.
Many of the abnormalities resemble genomic imprinting disorders. This happens when the DNA from mom and the DNA from dad don't work right together. In most genes, having two copies working is perfectly fine, however in a small percentage, one set of genes needs to be turned off. This happens with conception, but not with nuclear cloning. The imprinted genes are not programmed properly in the clone leading to abnormalities. Genomic imprinting fits in the realm of epigenetics.
What about the clones with genetic defects? They will have high medical costs. Currently imprinting disorders that cause mental or physical abnormalities carry medical costs of several million dollars over the lifetime of the child. Who will cover that cost? The cloning laboratory? Insurance companies? Taxpayers?
Even with all the difficulties, scientists are still attempting to clone, and probably will succeed someday. So, what about the clone itself?
- Will it be a zombie like person with only animal instincts to drive it?
- Will it be able to think and learn like a human?
- Will it have constitutional rights and protection?
- Will it have a Spirit?
Remember that we have clones walking among us. Those identical twins. Do they have rights and thoughts and ambition and Spirits?
Of course they do.
So if we can manipulate DNA and produce a clone, we won't nullify the humanity of the clone.
And does that mean that the Spirit lies within the genetics of humans?
Humans have a Spirit. Humans are genetic creatures. Therefore, Spirit and genetics have to be connected somehow. Maybe it is epi-epigenetics…
Makes my head hurt…it would be much easier to just avoid my doppelganger completely.


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This is my first participation on Akross Con,and i tried a different thing for this.
Story: Menma is an angel and remember the childhood spent with her friends, and she begins to cry a lot ..
Jintan at some point begins to hear the voice of Menma and he begins to run from the house where they met when they were children (and they think that Menma is still alive) but at some point he remembers that Menma is dead .. (and becomes desperate) and in the flow of memories,remember that Menma is an angel..
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Dr Deborah Rathjen, CEO & MD, Bionomics, Australia, gets BioSpectrum Asia Pacific Awards 2013 in the Person of the Year 2013 category
Steering Bionomics' focus towards large markets where there is a defined clinical need for new treatments, Dr Rathjen helped it gain global recognition for its multiple drug candidates and targets in the therapeutic areas of cancer, anxiety, multiple sclerosis and epilepsy. Her agenda is to see Bionomics grow into a company with $1 billion market capitalization. Its current market cap is $150 million approximately.
Bionomics, founded in 1999 by a group of healthcare researchers in Australia, focuses on discovery and development of new treatments for cancer and serious disorders of the central nervous system (CNS). Since she took over the reins in 2000, Dr Rathjen, its CEO and managing director, has led this start-up from being a gene discovery company to an emerging drug discovery company with operations in Australia, France and the US.
A scientist with a keen interest in science, especially neuroscience, Dr Deborah Rathjen has led Bionomics from the front in its growth story. Her role has also been critical in shaping the life sciences industry of Australia in the past few years. As one of the few women to have broken through glass ceiling of the industry in the Asia Pacific region, her contribution is of great significance. As the chair of AusBiotech since 2008, she has been the voice of the country's life sciences industry and advocated the needs of the industry to influence government policies on innovation, clinical trials and other such matters of significance.
One of the big wins for the sector and for companies in this sector recently has been the introduction of an R&D Tax Incentive by the Australian government. The incentive of a cash refund to companies with a turnover of less than $20 million for eligible R&D activities has significantly benefited small life science companies.
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At Bionomics, Dr Rathjen used her entrepreneurial skills to draft and implement an acquisition strategy to provide the company an entry into the drug discovery industry. Bionomics acquired Neurofit, a preclinical CRO specializing in CNS behavioral models, in 2005. The same year, it also acquired Melbourne-based Iliad Chemicals that brought to Bionomics its MultiCore chemistry platform.
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Bank of America dropped its $5 monthly debit card fee after negative customer reaction. But without the fee, they have to lower their costs, so all future debit cards will be made out of cracker.
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Ronald Reagan beat out FDR as the former president Americans would like to have back during these economic times. Teddy Roosevelt came in 5th, but only because if things get worse, he could at least go hunt big game animals to feed us.
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Weeks after 9/11, Dick Cheney informed Condoleezza Rice and George Bush they may have been exposed to botulinum toxin. For 24 hours, they didn't know if they'd live or die. A really inappropriate time for Cheney to cooperate for an episode of "Punk'd," but whatever.
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A 10-year-old SC trick-or-treater pulled a 9mm gun on a woman who teased him she would take his candy. The rest of the story…the woman then pulled a shotgun on him and made him give her his shoes. Tough neighborhood.
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Footage has surfaced of a Sudanese man being publicly beheaded in Saudi Arabia for being a "sorcerer." Note to self: when going to Halloween party in Saudi Arabia, leave Dumbledore costume at home.
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W: 211 lbs
Bday: 05/12/1984
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High School: Thornwood
Hometown: Chicago, IL
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Continuing the trend of NCAA seniors who had better showings at the Orlando pre-draft camp after getting off to a good start at Portsmouth, we find 6-9 jumping jack Justin Williams from Wyoming, who gave players of all shapes and sizes fits around the basket with his combination of length and shot-blocking ability. Williams was impressive throughout the camp on the defensive end, displaying phenomenal timing and impressive leaping ability, being absolutely tenacious with his constant work-ethic, but managing to avoid foul trouble with his outstanding timing and cool, calm demeanor. Williams is capable of blocking shots both on the ball in the post or on the perimeter, as well by rotating over from the weak side. He was the top shot-blocker in the camp by far, and had a near triple double in his second game.
Williams showed off more offensive ability than wed seen in his college career and at Portsmouth, stepping away from the basket and knocking down shots from 14-16 feet away from the hoop in the first game, and also wreaking some havoc around the hoop by coming up with offensive rebounds and going straight back up with his extremely quick second bounce. When receiving the ball in the high post, he was unselfish enough to make a pretty bounce pass into the post to his fellow big man. Continuing with the aggressive theme, Williams went out of his area on a number of occasions for long rebounds. Someone is going to want a defensive specialist with good size and a decent amount of upside that will be untapped as he continues to add strength to his frame, so Williams stands a very good chance of being drafted.
Listed at 6 feet, 10 inches, Williams has good height for the NBA power forward position. He combines that with a nice wingspan and an excellent standing reach. As an athlete, Williams is incredibly quick getting off the floor, with an excellent vertical leap and plenty of footspeed to get the job done. His upper-body is very much underdeveloped, but his legs are strong and act as a springboard for him to get off the ground and challenge shots. Despite not having the type of bulk you would hope for in a 4-year senior, his frame shows a lot of promise to continue to put weight on as he makes the transition from the college campus to an NBA weight room, particularly his broad shoulders.
Offensively, Williams is extremely raw, scoring most of his points off offensive rebounds, in transition, and off layups or dunks around the basket. When given the opportunity, Williams finishes strong and confidently at the rim. He has an underdeveloped jump-hook shot that serves as his go-to move within a few feet of the hoop.
Williams biggest asset as far as the NBA is concerned lies in his game-changing shot-blocking ability. He averaged an astounding 5.4 blocks per game as a college senior, good for 2nd best in the country, and a full 1.5 more blocks per game than the third best shot-blocker in the nation. Beyond his physical gifts, Williams is blessed with amazing timing and instincts in regards to challenging and intimidating around the rim. He often doesnt even need to jump to block a shot, just positioning himself perfectly with his arms high in the air and pinning the ball to the glass in one quick, fluid motion. His massive hands help him out a great deal in this regard. Williams gets his fair share of blocks on the ball while guarding his man, but makes most of his living on the weak-side. He rotates in the blink of an eye, anticipates his opponents leap to let him get in the air before he does, and then goes straight up with no hesitation at all. Even when he doesnt come up with a block on any given possession, his mere presence in the lane is enough to make opposing guards leery about driving into the paint.
Being more than just a shot-blocker, as a team defender Williams is quite good as well. He is a pesky, physical type, always looking to scrap, never being afraid of contact, holding his ground against stronger opponents and showing tremendous hustle on this end of the floor. His work-ethic and athleticism are on full display in the way he defends the pick and roll especially; coming out to hedge the screen, showing extremely well and then recovering in the blink of an eye right back into the post to continue to get the job done. If a teammate blows his assignment, Williams is quick enough to even step out on the perimeter and contest jump-shots from opposing guards as well.
Williams is also a tremendous rebounder at the collegiate level, averaging 11 per game in just 30 minutes per outing. The same physical attributes that make him an excellent shot-blocker make a factor here too; length, quickness, vertical leap, toughness, timing and a tremendous motor. He goes after anything and everything that is even remotely in his area, showing little regard for anyone that is in his way.
In terms of intangibles, Williams improvement as a basketball player can be directly attributed to his excellent work-ethic. He averaged more rebounds and blocked shots his last year at Wyoming than he did in Junior College, which tells you a bit about the strides hes made as a basketball player. On the court, hes known as a highly coachable player who knows his role and does exactly what is asked of him. He played much of the season on a bad ankle that most players would not even consider practicing on, showing his dedication to his team along with his ability to play through pain. Off the court, Williams is billed as an outgoing person with a good attitude as well as a solid teammate.
One correctable weakness which could prevent him from playing a large role early on in his career is the fact that hes extremely thin for a power forward, measuring out at around 215 pounds at Portsmouth. NBA big men will be able to push him around the way Mountain West Conference big men couldnt, so adding strength is a priority. Defensively, Williams had problems staying on the floor at times this year due to the fact that he is prone to get in early foul trouble thanks to his tenacious style of play. His footwork in the post could still stand to improve.
Offensively, Williams is extremely raw, not leaving much hope of ever developing into much of a factor on this end besides scoring on garbage points. He has almost no offense to speak of outside of 5 feet, being particularly limited due to the fact that he has very poor touch on his shot. He has a very awkward looking release, and this is especially obvious when watching him clank free throws, hitting only 56% of his attempts on the season. He has absolutely no face-up game and cannot create a shot for himself in the post due to his non-existent ball-handling skills. Williams is a very mechanical offensive player, even shooting simple shots around the rim, his touch is very poor. Offensively he would be best suited playing the center position next to a highly skilled power forward, but at 6-9 or 6-10 his size and lack of bulk pretty much relegates him almost exclusively to the 4-spot.
Williams played in a fairly watered down Mountain West Conference, one year after the conference had two top 20 picks in the NBA draft. The depth of this conference was very questionable, particularly in terms of big men talent, so some healthy skepticism should occur when analyzing his gaudy statistical production.
As a senior, Williams averaged 11 points and 11 rebounds to go along with his 5.4 blocks per game. His most impressive performance statistically was likely a 10 point, 15 rebound 12 block effort against Utah in the MWC tournament. Besides a monster 13 point, 20 rebound, 9 block performance against Charlotte early on in the season, Williams for the most part struggled to reach his averages against the fairly marginal NBA prospects he had a chance to match up with in-conference and out, including Yemi Nicholson, Marcus Slaughter, Louis Amundson and Joah Tucker.
At the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament he showed that his numbers were no fluke, though, being named to DraftExpress All-Portsmouth 2nd team (see links: Portsmouth Recap) for his efforts here. Many of his matchups were against high profile big men (relatively speaking) from high-major conferences, and he was impressive enough to surely earn himself another look at the Orlando pre-draft camp in June.
Williams played his first two seasons of college basketball at Colby Community College before transferring to Wyoming. He was also recruited by Auburn, DePaul, Iowa State, Marquette, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas Tech and UCLA.
Considering his tremendous rebounding and defensive potential, there is likely a spot for a player like Justin Williams in the NBA, even more so when you consider his youth (turning 22 in mid-May) and upside.
Barring a terrific performance in Orlando that could propel him into the 1st round, Williams will likely get drafted somewhere in the 2nd round and will initially get a chance to justify the investment to see how much he can improve in his first season or two in the NBA. There are many scrappy power forwards who went undrafted and are far less naturally talented than him making a solid living in the NBA right now.
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Williams had a very mixed tournament, showing great defensive prowess to go along with a very raw offensive game. Williams has excellent weakside awareness, athleticism, and length, and he uses them all to alter shots in the lane on the defensive end. He also has the mobility to contest shots on the perimeter. Offensively, he possesses very little in terms of post moves, and has an unreliable mid-range jumper with an awkward release. He needs to work on his release, develop some reliable post moves, and most importantly hit the weight room to add some bulk to his very slight build. His weakside defense and rebounding are NBA-ready, and he can score a bit on putbacks and easy lay-ins, but he wont be able to consistently use the skills without some more strength.[Read Full Article]
Ranked 2nd in the country in blocked shots and 7th in rebounds, Williams is another player who hasnt had much trouble drawing NBA scouts to his games. This past weekend Williams came just two points short of putting up his first career triple-double with an 8 point, 13 rebound, 11 block outing against BYU.
What makes that feat all the more impressive is the fact that Williams has been playing all year long on a severely injured ankle, but has managed to play through the pain and still put up impressive numbers with over 5 blocks and 11 rebounds per game. His ankle could end up putting his participation in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in doubt, as hes already received one of the coveted 40 invites to the all-senior NBA draft camp in early April. He doesnt practice much with Wyoming these days, and we can only hope that he isnt doing himself serious damage by playing on it twice a week, especially with the way he likes to compete.
Despite the pain, Williams shows enough skills to make us think that he will find himself on an NBA roster one way or another next season. He has outstanding length, great legs and a lot of spring to his step, not having an extremely wide frame but still possessing wiry strength and being incredibly quick off his feet.
Williams is an intuitive shot-blocker, showing outstanding awareness and anticipation skills and being a lethal threat to rotate and intimidate anyone from the weak-side at any given moment. He goes up straight in the air to deny his man the shooting-angle to the basket, and will sometimes just catch the ball right out of mid-air with his huge hands. At times he doesnt even need to jump in the air to come up with the block, just positioning himself in the right spot and putting his hand in the right place to pin the ball to the glass. Shot-blocking comes so easy to Williams that it sometimes looks unnatural.
His team defense doesnt end there, as hes very good showing on the pick and roll and is capable of playing the type of pesky and physical scrappy defense that coaches love. He has no problem getting onto the floor to dive for loose balls, and as weve seen all year is not afraid to sacrifice his body for the good of the team in other facets as well.
Offensively, Williams isnt much of a threat even at the mid-major level as his 11 points per game would indicate. Being fairly mechanical, his touch around the rim is hardly the stuff legends are made out of, and he has little offensive game outside of a basic jump-hook shot he likes to execute around the paint. His ball-handling is non-existent, as is his jump-shot outside of 10 feet. His position in the NBA is not exactly clear, being a bit of a small 6-10 if that. The competition he goes up against leaves some many questions regarding how his shot-blocking will translate to the NBA, since the Mountain West conference is nowhere near what it was with Bogut and Granger last year, especially in terms of big men. Hopefully Williams can make a full recovery from his ankle problems and find his way to the Chicago pre-draft camp where well be able to get a great taste of just how he fares against better competition.


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The Battle of Bretton Woods: John Maynard Keynes, Harry Dexter White and the Making of a New World Order, by Benn Steil, Princeton University Press RRP£19.95/$29.95, 472 pages
The Leaderless Economy: Why the World Economic System Fell Apart and How to Fix It, by Peter Temin and David Vines, Princeton University Press, RRP£19.95/$29.95, 320 pages
With victory over Germany and Japan in sight, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and their advisers gathered at Quebec City in September 1944 to discuss, among other topics, an extension of the multibillion-dollar US aid programme that had been Britain's life support during the war. Churchill, tormented by Roosevelt's cheerful evasiveness, lost his patience. "What do you want me to do, stand up and beg like Fala?" he growled, alluding to the president's beloved Scottish terrier.
In The Battle of Bretton Woods, Benn Steil explains how two world wars in 31 years bled Britain dry, leaving it with minimal influence over the new international economic and monetary order established by US policy makers in the mid-1940s. The conference that created the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and what is now the World Trade Organisation took place at a hotel in the New Hampshire mountain resort of Bretton Woods. Forty-four nations were represented but the US, owner of two-thirds of the world's monetary gold, scripted the show from start to finish.
Steil's book, engaging and entertaining, perceptive and instructive, is a triumph of economic and diplomatic history. Everything is here: political chicanery, bureaucratic skulduggery, espionage, hard economic detail and the acid humour of men making history under pressure.
Director of international economics at the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations, Steil illustrates the extreme imbalance between US and British financial power by telling the tales of two men as different from each other as bourbon from afternoon tea: Harry Dexter White and John Maynard Keynes. White, the Boston-born son of Lithuanian Jewish immigrants, was a high-ranking US Treasury official, gritty, hard-driven, short-tempered, insecure and rude. Keynes, born into an upper-middle class family of cultured intellectuals and educated at King's College, Cambridge, was the world's first celebrity economist. Leader of the British delegation at Bretton Woods, he displayed a tactless verbal brilliance that made him, for American tastes, too clever by half.
White's aims, informally achieved even before the conference began in July 1944, were a global monetary system centred on the dollar and the transfer of financial and commercial authority from London to Washington. Keynes warned the UK government not to let the US exploit the war "as an opportunity for picking the eyes out of the British Empire" and complained that the UK Foreign Office was too inclined to yield to US demands: "If there was no one left to appease, the FO would feel out of a job altogether."
But the truth was that Britain had next to no cards to play. At Bretton Woods, Keynes was reduced, Steil says, to "the status of an articulate annoyance ... As Stalin might have put it, how many divisions did King's College have?"
The most shocking element of Steil's story is that White, for all his efforts to promote US financial supremacy, was a supporter of the Soviet Union who for years supplied Moscow with sensitive US government material. Soviet intelligence viewed him as a valuable asset in a network of agents that spread throughout Washington.
In 1946 Harry Truman, FDR's successor, was planning to appoint White as the IMF's first managing director until J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI chief, brought White's illegal activities to the president's attention. Hauled to testify in 1948 before the House Un-American Activities Committee, White gave a robust, highly misleading defence of himself. The strain told: he died of a heart attack two days later.
In The Leaderless Economy, Peter Temin and David Vines extend the story that Steil concludes at Bretton Woods, charting the decline and fall of the US-dominated international order that it inaugurated. They contend that the world has not recovered from the banking crisis that erupted in 2008 largely because, unlike in the 1940s, no nation is powerful enough to guide the global economy towards prosperity and balance.
"The United States set the example for bank bailouts during the crisis itself, but then it vanished as a world economic leader," Temin and Vines write. "Like Britain roughly a century earlier, America has become part of the problem, not the solution."
What is needed, in their view, is a "hegemon" that, like the US after the second world war, makes nations co-operate for their own good. But China is unlikely to fill the shoes of the US, they say. Powerful political and industrial interests tie China to an investment strategy that emphasises export-oriented manufacturing instead of domestic demand. This in turn blocks the global rebalancing needed to sustain long-term growth.
Temin, professor emeritus of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Vines, economics professor at Balliol College, Oxford, make trenchant points about how European politicians, bureaucrats and bankers have contributed to the disorder. Governments launched Europe's monetary union in 1999 confident that economic convergence between stronger and weaker euro nations would happen thanks to some benign, self-correcting process. In reality, imbalances grew as Germany piled up trade surpluses and lengthened its competitive lead over other countries, especially in the Mediterranean.
"Current efforts in Europe to deflate economies, particularly in southern Europe, are proving futile," the authors warn. The world, they add, may even be in danger of repeating the post-1918 cycle of international debt disputes, austerity, unemployment, political radicalisation and war.
To save the euro, the authors recommend half a dozen steps including eurozone bonds, tax powers for eurozone-level authorities and German domestic expansion to reduce the export surplus of Europe's largest economy. Clearly, these appeals risk falling on deaf ears in Berlin. It seems even less likely that the European Central Bank will heed the call to permit above-target inflation for a while to lift southern Europe's economies.
The book is not without blemishes. An entire chapter is devoted to the tangential matter of Keynes's testimony in 1930 to a UK parliamentary committee. A few factual errors stand out: Britain joined the European exchange rate mechanism in 1990, not 1988; there were 11, not 12, original members of the eurozone; and the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, not 1990. These mistakes aside, the book presents sensible arguments in favour of a rebalanced world economic system.
Tony Barber is the FT's Europe editor


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The hotel is within walking distance of Union Square, Chinatown, theatres, evening entertainment and affordable restaurants. The hotel is nestled between Union Square & Nob Hill. Therfore you are a few blocks away from the main scene, however quiet enough where you can get a good night sleep. The hotel is situated in a nice safe neighbourhood where there are other high-end hotels.
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Exit from Greyhound's Transbay Terminal in downtown San Francisco, and start going Southwest on Mission Street towards First Street. Turn right onto First Street and cross to the other side of Market Street. Turn left on Market Street and continue going southwest on Market Street until you make a slight right onto Sutter Street. Continue on Sutter Street for a few blocks and the hotel will be on the right just past Leavenwoth Street.
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The Truth about PLCB Chairman's Selections
Let's be honest about Chairman's Selections.
The Pennsylvania state liquor monopoly's deep discount wine program can offer consumers a bargain. But Chairman's Selections are not an argument to keep an antiquated system with limited selection and poor service that substitutes the state's will for personal choice.
When the topic of privatization comes up, some Pennsylvania wine consumers (who should know better) often ask "What about the Chairman's?" "I'd hate to lose the Chairman's."
Forget the Chairman's. Here's the facts:
1. Chairman's Selections are often fire sale wines. PA's wine buyers smell decay. They swoop on troubled wineries, dangling a few bucks per bottle on unsold wine. The winery gets to pay the mortgage, PLCB gets margins and quick turnover.
2. Chairman's Selections are often over-the-hill, or nearly so. Many Chairman's Selections are on the brink, the wrong side of the bell curve, unloaded by the seller on PA's closed market. Such wines are not bad, but they are probably not getting better.
3. Chairman's Selections will almost never be seen in state store at that price again. Once sellers cheapen a wine by dumping it in Pennsylvania, they'll never be able to sell future vintages at 2X that price. So don't get a taste for the Chairman's.
4. Chairman's Selections are nothing special. They are sale items. Under a private system, stores still have sales. Chairman's are carefully positioned to beat prices available on the internet. But, comrades, please don't suggest that you'd never see another sale, or similar sales under a private system. Private store owners often have too raise quick cash,too.
5. Chairman's hurt the PLCB's wine program overall. Customers have become so accustomed to Chairman's that many never venture beyond the end caps. Instead of discounting or hand-selling good, slow-to-move wines or educating the customer about the joy of wine, the PLCB takes they easy way out – stacking discounted, fast turnover wines.
We hear so much about Pennsylvania's buying power as the largest (or second largest) wine purchaser in the nation. This is all supposedly manifested in the Chairman's Selection.
It's not the PLCB's buying power that drives the Chairman's Selection – it's a combination of distressed wineries and Pennsylvania's closed market. Here's an example: consider a troubled winery with a nationally-distributed $40 pinot noir. The winery can't dump their inventory at half or one-third the price in markets where the wine is already sold. The $40 wine is still on the shelves at full price. Dumping would immediately alienate all the stores in the other 48 states that carry the winery's products and have paid the higher price.
But you can't offend the state of Pennsylvania. It's a closed monopoly state. So that's who you call to unload your inventory without enraging your existing distributors and retailers in the rest of the country. The PLCB is a safer dumping ground than an on-line wine seller. Wine e-tailers can sell to most of the United States, competing with bricks-and-mortar stores carrying the $40 pinot. On-line wine dealers are prohibited by law from selling into Pennsylvania, and Pennsylvanians are prohibited by law from buying from them.
"I got a great deal on a Chairman's Selection — I'd hate to see them disappear with privatization," someone said to me. Getting a Chairman's Selection is like cupcake day in prison. It's nice to get a cupcake, but you are still in prison.
The guy responsible for the Chairman's Selection is Steve Pollock. I knew him when he was moving wine at Store #3516. He has traits rare in the PLCB: he has salesmanship, wine knowledge, even people skills. He's an example of a good person in a bad system. When he gave a presentation to the American Wine Society regional picnic last summer, to a somewhat hostile crowd, he brought some new Chairman's Selection — some of which were very good and good values. He talked about how much wineries in California and elsewhere were hurting, and how that hurt translates into deals for the PLCB and deals for state's consumers. He talked about how the state squeezes these wineries. The state does it all for us, he said. I found it very Walmartian.
I would trust Steve's wine suggestion. But I don't trust a state monopoly to select what wines I'm allowed to buy.


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Gotta give credit for this one to Kris Winkelman (Babe's wife) for sharing it back in Sept 2002 on a TV program. She made it with Pheasant and called it Pheasant Tortilla Soup, but I've changed the meat and the name. The other ingredients are the same. And this one, as Kris said when she made it, is "Absolutely out of this World!" I've made it several times with Wild Turkey and even canned a couple of the batches and it is awesome!!!
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3 TBSP butter (oliver oil is a good substitute)
1 lg onion (chopped)
2 cloves garlic (minced)
1 cup turkey broth
1 cup beef broth
14 1/2 oz can tomato with green chili
14 1/2 oz can tomato with jalapeno
2 1/2 tsp cumin
2 tsp chili powder
1 tsp hot sauce
1 tsp garlic salt
3 cups cooked diced turkey
1-2 cans black beans (drained)
Brown/saute' onion and garlic in butter until soft. Set aside.
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Garnish with Tortilla chips (Not really sure about the garnish, but I have crumbled some tortilla chips and put on top of my bowl of soup instead of crackers and it is really good!)
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BELVIDERE, N.J. - Jurors in the Thor Frey retrial spent much of Tuesday re-watching a video of the crime scene and re-listening to testimony from Frey's ex-wife and ex-girlfriend, but they were unable to arrive at a verdict after a third day of deliberations.
The jurors will be back at work Wednesday morning, trying to decide whether to convict Frey of felony murder for a second time in connection with the 2006 beating and suffocation death of 75-year-old Mary Bostian of Phillipsburg, Warren Co.
The jurors spent 35 minutes viewing the crime scene DVD, which they initially watched on Jan. 3, the first day of testimony in Frey's retrial.
But this time there was no narration by prosecution witness Stephen J.
Matuszek, a now-retired investigator for the Warren County Prosecutor's Office who shot the footage in and around Bostian's home on Aug. 18, 2006, a few hours after Bostian was murdered and a safe with $25,000 in cash and coins owned by her son was stolen.
After a lunch break on Tuesday, the jurors watched in silence and raised their hands when they wanted a court officer to pause or roll back the DVD. The jurors had the DVD stopped seven times, but did not seem to concentrate on any one part of the house or surrounding yards or any particular piece of evidence.
Jurors had asked Judge Ann R. Bartlett if they could control the play-
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prosecutor Kelly Shelton and defense lawyer Michael Priarone, Bartlett ruled that a court officer would be in charge.
Jurors began the day by spending about an hour re-listening to testimony from Frey's ex-wife and ex-girlfriend.
A court reporter first read back testimony given on Jan. 3 and 4 by Naomi Frey, who was Thor Frey's estranged wife in 2006.
The court reporter then read back testimony given last Wednesday by Robin O'Grady, who was Frey's girlfriend in 2006 and the former wife of his convicted accomplice in the crime, Donald O'Grady Jr.
Most of the testimony from Naomi Frey, who was living with Bostian's son, John Counterman, when Bostian was murdered, centered on her purchase of two medallions engraved with Thor's hammer from a mail- order catalog.
Investigators found a Thor's hammer medallion in Bastion's living room on the day she was murdered, and Naomi Frey testified that she gave one of the medallions she bought to her former husband through his sister.
In her testimony, Robin O'Grady related what happened when Thor Frey returned to their home on Market Street in Bangor, Northampton Co., before sunrise on Aug. 18, 2006.
She said Frey gave her about $800 in cash and told her he had robbed for it, and that later in the day, as Frey watched a newscast about Bostian's death, Frey admitted being at Bostian's home, but claimed he "did not hurt the lady."
Frey was convicted of felony murder, robbery, burglary and criminal mischief in 2009 and given a 40-year sentence, before being granted a new trial in 2011.
The jury of six men and six women began their deliberations last Friday.
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Heidi Lam, a member of Princeton's class of 2008, helped a student with essay writing as part of Community House's computer camp at the University's Friend Center. Lam is one of 18 Princeton students working this summer at not-for-profit organizations through a program organized by the Student Volunteers Council.
Below left: Shekida Smith (standing at right), a member of Princeton's class of 2009, worked with local children at a day camp run by Community House as part of an internship through the Student Volunteers Council. Here, she accompanied the students on a field trip to Iano's Rosticceria in Princeton, where they got a hands-on lesson in pizza-making from owner Iano Conigliaro, who also talked to the children about starting his own business as an immigrant in the United States. Smith spent most of the summer working with the children on improving their academic skills.
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- More than 700 students make weekly visits to 55 service projects in Princeton, Trenton, Philadelphia and greater Mercer County during the school year.
- During the summer, the SVC sends students to not-for-profit organizations all over the country as part of its summer service program. Eighteen students are working at organizations in seven states this summer, fostering self-sufficiency in Harlem, helping rehabilitate housing in Trenton, working with homeless women and children in Washington, D.C., and using sports to teach life skills to children in Virginia. On Princeton's campus they are serving as counselors at Community House's two summer camps, where they are teaching journalism, creating lesson plans and working with youngsters on their math and writing skills. Students also are volunteering in California, Colorado, Maryland and Ohio this summer.
- When the students in the summer program return to campus this fall, they will meet to share their experiences and talk about ways to bring the spirit of their work back to the University.
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Cornhuskers perfect from foul line to secure win
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Nebraska 68, Penn State 64: Shavon Shields scored a career-high 29 points and Ray Gallegos added 15 as the visiting Cornhuskers survived a wild finish and held off the Nittany Lions.
Penn State (8-10, 0-6 Big Ten) had a chance to take the lead with under 30 seconds left, when D.J. Newbill was fouled going to the basket after forcing a turnover and Brandon Ubel was called for a flagrant foul on the same play. Newbill and Ross Travis combined to hit one of the four free throws and Jermaine Marshall, who was fouled on the ensuing possession, missed both of his chances to leave Nebraska with a 66-64 edge.
Ubel hit two free throws at the other end to seal it. The senior finished with 12 points and six rebounds for the Cornhuskers (10-9, 1-5).
The Nittany Lions held a 52-48 edge after Marshall was fouled on a 3-point attempt with 8:11 left and hit all three chances from the line. But Penn State went over four minutes without scoring as Shields recorded seven straight points to spark an 11-0 run, putting Nebraska back on top for good.
Marshall scored 18 points and Newbill added 11 for the Nittany Lions, who went 15-of-24 from the free throw line.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Penn State will play No. 2 Indiana and No. 11 Ohio State over its next two games as it tries to secure its first Big Ten win. … Nebraska went 16-of-16 at the free throw line as it reached 60 points for the first time in conference play. … Ubel (elbow) had missed the previous two games.


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What kind of ship/transport does Needa take to Vader's Star Destroyer in TESB to apologize to him for losing the Falcon? And should it be made?
What kind of ship/transport does Needa take to Vader's Star Destroyer in TESB to apologize to him for losing the Falcon? And should it be made?
Needa was a punk. Of course we shouldn't design his little wussy ship.
But they should design a playset that looks like the conning tower of an Imperial Star Destroyer and folds out/opens up into a Bridge playset. That would be neato.
Um - that would be an IMPERIAL SHUTTLE, Lamda class. just like that flipping big vintage one that got made and should be remade right now this instant!!!!!!
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Cool, I had no idea that's what it was. It should definately be rereleased.
Thanks Jargo.
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hmmph. Looked like a blur of light going from ISD A to ISD B. Nothing Lamda like about it.
Maybe it wasn't lamda class after all. I don't think it was actually more than a fast animated blip. but as the only shuttles in the OT so far are the Lamda class i just summised that it would be the same class as the Tydirium. Of course, The TIE bomber was planned as a transport vesel before it was a bomber, so it could be a TIE bomber as a passenger shuttle. If I remember rightly it did look kinda flat. I'm going to have to watch the movie again, I'm getting foggy memory here. I haven't watched any of them in ages so it's a good excuse to bone up about SW so I don't end up talking out of my tush.
I think I remember one of the cross sections or guides to the ships of Star Wars showing the shuttle Needa uses. But it's most definatly not a Lambda class shuttle, since at the time that ESB was made they weren't even designed yet. That was another thing they could have added for the special editions. Change that lil light blur shuttle into an Imperial Shuttle. That would have been a good change, but then so would have been getting rid of Old Lady w/ Chimp Eyes Emporer Palpatine. Maybe since Lucas is going to film new stuff for the Archival Editions of the films, he can replace that weird hologram with one that's played by Ian McDiarmid while he's at it.
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I thought Needa's ship was a small, blocky fat-"T"-shaped transport.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
People have said it was this modified TIE Bomber that's been mentioned that instead of a bomb carrier is a troop carrier and is used for flight infiltrations, although if you look close enough on the picture it doesn't look anything like the back of a TIE Bomber, I'm guessing it's an earlier prototype or a later version of the line of TIEs which Vader's TIE Advanced x1 prototype came from which was just a kit-bashed model which was used during filming of that scene. Not alot of info has been given about it though. I hope they either replace it or give a better view of it for the DVD if we ever get a DVD.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
Anyway, Emperor Jargo is right of course. We definatly need a Shuttle NOW! It could come with some sort of EU Shuttle Pilot figure. I'd welcome one of those.
Bring it on Hasbro!
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