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I've heard that Jan. 20th is going to be a day of action, yet I don't see it on your calendar. What's the deal? I hope OLA plans to organize and take part.
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Hey there,
I've heard that Jan. 20th is going to be a day of action, yet I don't see it on your calendar. What's the deal? I hope OLA plans to organize and take part.
A good idea is a good idea.
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Move to Amend is calling for an Occupation of the Courts. Jan 20th is the anniversary of the infamous Supreme Court "Citizens United" decision, which elevated corporations to "personhood," giving them the same rights as humans. You can get more info at http://movetoamend.org/. Please join the occupation on Friday, January 20th. Please add Jan 20th to the Calendar. Love and Peace, Paul
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CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 6 JUDICIAL SEC. 1. The judicial power of this State is vested in the Supreme Court, courts of appeal, and superior courts, all of which are courts of record.and... then... when people go to court.. THEY ASK THE JUDGE... "IS THIS A COURT OF RECORD???????????"
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the answer... is likely.. "no"... AND IF SO... THEN.. ITS A UNCONSTITUIONAL COURT... AND YOU DEMAND TO BE TAKEN TO A PROCESSED ONLY IN A CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF RECORD.
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In order for things to go on the calender, they need to be GA approved, or gone through actions committee and sent to us. Thanks.
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It would make sense... that... those who ARE AT THOSE MEETINGS EVERYDAY..... collect.. any and every good idea... they can find... and present it... at the GA... because one person, could do 100 times the work than you can ever get... by asking people to come there... to present ideas.
one dedicated OWS worker... could read off a list... everyday... and they either go into a good pile... or the trash pile... and in this way.. by going over your good pile.. over and over again.. you can truly collect good ideas... but you must be willing to do that work.. someone who can be there everyday.
-Mosheh Thezion
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See if you were actually involved in OLA, you would know we dont have meetings everyday, and not all people are involved in all meetings. There are many people here willing to do work. Stop flaming and promoting in our forum and do something. Put your money where your mouth is, help with the foreclosue actions, help with the general strike, stop coming on here and promoting yourself and telling us how to do things, as it is not appriciated. Thanks.
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We created Oldie Composers to support Young songwriters, which supports Barnardo's.
We love the thought of people using their talents to help disadvantaged youngsters in this country.
BUT, the one thing I have learnt over the last year is that the young people who entered the competition, really enjoyed it. The top four who won the trip to London said it was an experience they would never forget.
So I got to thinking, there must be many hundreds if not thousands, of older songwriters, who would love to have the opportunity to go to London and record a song, or watch someone else record their song. They don't have to have ever written a song before, they just need to be able to record it some way, either on computer or on a cd. But we are also inviting those who have written songs, who have even been in bands and are still actively playing. This is a real chance to have your song heard by two of the top presenters on Radio 2.
Then comes the question, will the young songwriters songs be very different from the oldies?
Will the older songwriters be more traditional, or are there oldies out there just begging to rap or record some heavy metal.
Wiil the young songwriters out there test the water and go for something different?
The good thing is, they can enter as many times as they like.. so go for it!!
I am really looking forward to receiving more songs from the Older songwriters, the competition is open now and only costs £20.00 to enter, and they will be helping Barnardos to give children a better life.
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Well we are nearly there. The launch of the top 4 songs is on the 11th June at the BBC Club. Sir Terry will be hosting the launch and we are delighted with the 4 very different songs.
For those who have read previous blogs you will see that our life has had its ups and downs lately.
I think we both feel we are on the road leading upwards finally, who knows how high the hill is, but we are holding hands and will walk the hill TOGether.
A D Chivers has now sent us the completed songs, and we have sent them off to be uploaded on iTunes and all the other download sites. We have also decided to have 1,000 CDs made. I am of the older generation and I still want to have something solid in my hand that I can put in a CD player and on a shelf, I can look at the cover and it will bring back memories. If I only had downloads, I would worry that I would lose it all, and yes I know it's all backed up, but that's me.
Norman has designed the cover, very simple with a view to holding this competition next year, but there are a lot of ifs, buts and maybes hanging over that at the moment.
We need radio play, we need people to show an interest, we need to go viral.
We are putting together a collage film of all four songs to put on YouTube for everyone to share.
Again, those of you who know me know that I was just a housewife, who stumbled into this whole media, fundraising thing by accident. With the faith that Pauly Walters (Sir Terry Wogan's producer on WUTW) had in me and later, meeting and falling in love with Norman, I have believed that what we are doing is the right thing to do.
One of the things I have learnt is that you can ask, you can be rejected, you cannot take it to heart and you can find another way to do it. Or, you can ask, have reality pointed out to you and look for a different direction. I certainly have done this and feel happy in the fact that at least for now, I can keep trying.
So, we have the Oldie Composers ready to launch on the 11th June at the BBC club in London, with Sir Terry Wogan hosting. We hope the press will come, we hope producers and radio presenters will come and most of all, we hope people will like the songs.
Each song is so very different, each song has its own charm, and we can see how they will appeal to different people.
"Cry", written by Marina Florance, being sung by Anthony Head is a very moving song, the words are so beautiful and touch your heart, Anthony sings it with such emotion. It should appeal to the lovers and the heartbroken in the world.
"Love's Forever" written by Trevor Wiles and Paul Hadler, another love song, but with a totally different beat, sung by the up and coming boy band FTW, there is a very catchy chorus, that I defy you not to be singing along with by the end of the song. This will obviously appeal to the younger generation, but also the older generation too.
"Peace For The Child" written by Maggie Duffy, sung by the wonderful Clare Teal, is a song that makes you stop and think, about the children in this world and the suffering, and the hope for peace. A D has given it a bit of a country twist. Els Hanson's violin playing is particularly lovely.
This made me smile, but I can see the line dancing community learning this ;-)
Finally and by no means least in any way "Requiem For A Soldier" written by John Mackfall and sung by Andrea Ryder. This is by no means your ordinary pop song, in fact it isn't a pop song at all, it's a stunning classical piece, very moving and beautiful recorded.
Having spoken to our composers, they are so enthusiastic and fired up about Oldie Composers, they feel they are being given a second chance, in their later years. We believe that there are a lot of experienced, talented people in our older generation and we do tend to be swept under the carpet by the young up and coming executives, but I hope we can prove them wrong. Our silver surfers and TOGs from previous years have galvanised themselves into action and between us have raised over £5 million for charity. This project is a whole new thing and we can't do it without your help.
So please watch out for these four songs, the launch will be on June 11th at the BBC Club. If anyone knows any journalists or TV people who wish to cover this event with Sir Terry, please get in touch.
This is all in aid of Barnardo's, the charity that has touched our hearts because of the work they do for the young people in this country. http://www.barnardos.org.uk/?gclid=CO-J4qPVorACFcQKfAod5EgFWA
Having met a few of the people who work there, we truly believe they can make a difference to our young people, especially those who have been abused or those that are lost and can see no future.
All the money from the "downloads" will go direct to Barnardo's. (Except for what the download host takes)
To make this whole project work, we need everyone's help and belief in what we do. Of course, we believe the songs are of a good enough calibre to get radio play, but it is not up to us, it is up to you, the people who read this blog to spread the word to prove that we don't need lots of money to make a difference, we need people and belief to make the difference.
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It was, more than anything else, an unserious event.
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This has been a dark political campaign and Coloradans are muddy and divided from the slinging that goes on in a swing state. DebateFest recognized all that but made it less dirty.
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Among the skinny-jeaned, shaggy- haired set, it was cool to dress in patriotic colors, though hard to treat the DebateFest like an important moment in the political process. Chris Matthews, who broadcast live from the MSNBC stage, was followed across the grounds. Senator Michael Bennett passed through the place virtually unrecognized.
It might have been massage fatigue that kept the event more "fest" and less "debate." Or it might have been the messages themselves. that failed to resonate. Both AARP and Rock the Vote are a bore when they show up in fancy trailers spouting slogans we've all heard before. They appeared stale, an energy drain. Continued...
The students who did arrive with signs that said "Forward" or "Fire Obama" seemed resigned to carry them under their arms rather than wave them grandly. It wasn't a day for that.
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Okay, before I get started, I'm going to have to ask you to do something. I need you to trust me. I know it's hard- you don't even know my name or really anything about me, but in order for this to work, there needs to be absolute trust between us.
Got it? Good. Now onto the good stuff.
I've seen a lot of people make some amazing things in this fandom. The beautiful art, fics, and cosplays that people have come up with are just awe inspiring. We have countless AUs, fanventures, RP sites- there's even a Homestuck anime episode coming out.
But no one seems to be talking about a Homestuck movie.
I'm not saying I'm a professional filmmaker. I'm barely even a film student. I have zero professional experience, and I've never made a video longer than four minutes. But there are these ideas constantly buzzing around in my head, and when I write them down, I can see them. Like, in my mind. I can see these bits and pieces of my ideas coming together and becoming something huge.
I know it sounds weird, but I'm sure there are plenty of artists who will agree with me. To make art, all you have to do is put the pictures in your head onto a visible surface. That's what I'm trying to do here. I can't do it alone, though.
I'm not saying a movie would be the first result of this project. Actually, I can't really see how one would even be able to put Homestuck into a movie series. I was thinking more along the lines of a TV series. Except, like, on YouTube, not actual television.
It would be a lot easier than putting the comic into movies. We'd be able to include so many more details without drawing it out to the point that it becomes boring. That's not to say that movies are completely out of the deal, though. Rather, the movies would encompass aspects of the comic that weren't really expounded upon. Maybe there could be a movie about the Alternian ancestors, or Complacency of the Learned. Hell, maybe we'll even get Stiller and McConaughey lookalikes and make the SBaHJ movies. Idk.
Now that I've finished completely blowing your mind, I'm going to have to ask you to do one more thing (okay, actually two more things). I need you to SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THIS. Promo the shit outta this blog and this project. Remember, you have plenty of time- serious work (casting, music production, writing) will not even begin until spring of 2013 at the earliest. I just need to know that I have enough people behind this project to really make it work. Once it gets on its feet, it will be a SERIOUS commitment.
The other thing I need you to do is SWEAR TO SECRECY. Okay, I know this kinda totally contradicts what I just asked you to do, but gimme a minute to explain. I want this project to stay within the fandom. I don't want outsiders spoiling it. I think it's reasonable that I want people who don't like the comic to stay out of our special projects, and I know I'm not the only one. So promise me- don't let any non-Homestucks know about this.
As for myself, my identity will not be revealed to you unless you are a member of the production team. If you want to become a member, simply contact me at email@example.com. There are no special requirements; just let me know what you're good at and what you like to do, and we can work something out. It also helps if you have samples of your work.
Now get excited, kids. You're gonna be part of something big.
Acquariet Roleplay Game!
The Dreamwidth RPG based in Acquariet is finished! We'll be opening the game once we have at least 10 players!
It's panfandom, and Acquaristucks are loved. One of the mods, myself, is currently playing Terezi, and my co-mod is playing Mrs. Lovett from Sweeney Todd. AUs, OCs, fandom OCs, and characters with memories from previous games/RPs may be applied for.
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(Mod Note: I'm not involved with this project at all, so it's a bit independent from Acquaristuck and my world, but it looks like a really fun project for anyone who's interested! :D )
All Magic Pages Come With a Price: Dearies Project *Updated*
Attn: All Once Upon a Time/ Rumple/Mr. Gold fans,
We are having a special surprise for Robert Carlyle & his #Dearies.
What would you do if you were given one page to express yourself as a Dearies fan?
We have an opportunity for you to show Robert your love & support. You can do so by sending a pic of yourself holding a sign saying "Loving the Dearies" or your favorite quotes by Mr. Gold/Rumple. You can also submit artwork, fan pics with him,etc. Please make sure pages that are email are in Word format.
You can send your pics, page, artworks to Karla at firstname.lastname@example.com make sure to include your name, twitter name, & country your from and the deadline for this is May 14th at midnight.
Secondly If any of you want to donate $5, $10 etc.. to the With Kids charity
With kids is a wonderful charity and good cause! This charity help children in the East-End of Glasgow working with children and families providing a range of individual, social and practical support aimed at building the resilience and self esteem of children. If fans donate anything please let us know and we will list the people's names on the project.. Gareth Hughes is the person who put this donation together.
Lets make this the best project Ever!!
*Again we want to apologize for the previous Dearies Project post. We have nothing but love for the fans in the UK and we honestly didn't know it would offended anyone. Please forgive us. Much Love =)
Monster Tattoos Project UPDATE
Little Monsters everywhere!
I've been working hard on promoting this project the last few days. A little reminder: to be a part of it all you have to do is send a HQ picture of your Gaga inspired tattoo(s) to firstname.lastname@example.com with your name and location.
New Twitter account! Any questions or suggestions, just tweet! And remember to follow us!
Facebook group Join, post and promote!
And, of course, under the tag
Thanks to everyone who's already send their pictures and promoted, let's keep it up!!


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Barely an hour from Zurich, Basel has enough history and culture for several cities. Switzerland's 2,000-year-old cultural capital has splendid architecture, such as the Romanesque Münster Cathedral and the Gothic Town Hall. Music is heard throughout through the year, especially during Fasnacht, the elaborate 3-day carnival with a climax on the Monday after Ash Wednesday.
Getting here
Basel is served by EuroAirport, which is shared with Mulhouse in France and Freiburg in Germany. It has flights from all over Europe. The closest airport with intercontinental flights is Zürich Airport.
Many people visit from other European cities via the excellent train service. Swiss Federal Railways has trains from Geneva, Bern, Zurich, and other cities. A rail pass is a very affordable way to get around, even in first class.
Getting around
The best way to see Basel is by foot or by tram, as most of the sights are in or around the old town center. BVB is the city's public transportation system with buses, and trams. For general tourist information in English, including ferries and transportation to surrounding areas, see Basel Culture Unlimited.
The city sits right at the point where Switzerland, Germany and France meet at the Rhine, so it's a multilingual place. German is the language most spoken here, but French and also English are common too. The river splits the city into two distinct sections: on the southwestern bank lies Grossbasel (Greater Basel), the cultural center of the city, and the winding medieval streets of St. Alban. On the opposite bank is Kleinbasel (Little Basel), the commercial quarter of the city. Basel has a small but tight and affable gay scene of bars, dance parties, restaurants, stores, and saunas.
What to do
The Basel Stadttheater (Theaterstrasse 7) offers a wide array of operas, operetta, and plays in German. For cultural types there's art at the Kunstmuseum Basel, the Museum Tinguely, and the Beyeler Foundation.
Queersicht, the gay film festival, is held each November in Bern. For Pride it's to Zurich that people head to celebrate, mid-June each year.
Currency and Money
The franc is the local currency for Switzerland (and neighboring Liechtenstein). Many businesses also accept euros, but don't count on it.
Media & resources
GayBasel has info on all the circuit parties, gay sports activities and other events listings, plus good photos from around town. Habs is an online resource for gay organizations and community resources in Basel. Gay.ch is another source for gay Switzerland. Lesbian&GaySport has the scoop on gay places in Basel to swim, bowl, play badminton, tennis, volleyball - or staying in shape, walking, hiking or doing yoga. All four are in German.
MySwitzerland.com has gay pages included among lots of general information, on this official Swiss Tourism website.
For gay information on Basel and other major Swiss cities in English see GayMap.ch
Basel.com is another good general information tourist website, with hotel and restaurant listings, plus arts, entertainment and cultural events.
For an overview of museums in Basel, with current and upcoming exhibits and events in five languages, see the website Museen Basel.
A keen appreciation for the great outdoors, backpacking, camping, and hostel stays are a passion of Swiss of all ages. The Swiss Youth Hostels association has a network of 52 establishments, ranging from romantic castles and stately manors, cosy rural hostels and vibrant city sites --open around the clock, with no age limits. Most offer double and four-bed rooms as well as dorms. Memberships are 33 CHF/year, (internationally valid) or 6 CHF/day, for those 18 and over.
See our map & listings tab for hotel and restaurant suggestions, plus major museums and theaters, along with locations and website links for the gay and gay-friendly businesses listed below.
Going out
It's a small but tight and affable gay scene in Basel, with some bars, stores, saunas, and local events.
Baragraph (Kohlenberg 10), trendy but casual cocktail bar and lounge, mixed young crowd, minimalist modern decor/design.
Besenkammerbar (Baselstrasse 48; Besenkammer.ch.vu), to the south in Reinach, private, informal, comfortable gay/lesbian/bi old-style gathering place, Thursday - Sundays from 6pm.
Hirscheneck (Lindenberg 23) gay and alternative restaurant, meat, vegetarian and vegan; concert and dance cellar bar, non-corporate easygoing vibe. Hardcore Untragbar gay Sundays at Hirscheneck, from 9pm; DJs, sci-fi, porn and Funny as Fuck TV videos.
Kaserne/ KaBar (Klybeckstrasse 1b), bar/cafe, lunch daily, nightly snacks; Zischbar (Zischbar.ch) gay nights take place here every Tuesday 9pm-1am, DJ music, summertime terrace.
L39 (Rebgasse 39), longtime gay neighborhood bar and lounge for men and women, the former Elle et Lui, open nightly to 3am.
Les Gareçons, gay-frequented cafe/bar in Badischer Bahnhof station, men and women, open 9am - midnight, (weekends 1am); DJ music, shows, Tango Mondays. Sunday breakfast until 10pm, Pink Sofa - Sunday gay coffee shop from 4pm.
Parterre (Klybeckstrasse 1b), restaurant and bar, daily from 7pm, outdoor lounge; creative, seasonal, fresh market cuisine, constantly changing menu.
Dance parties
Bodygage, periodic gay techhouse electro dance party at Borderline (Hagenaustrasse 29), two dance floors, chill zone.
Game Boys, monthly gay/hetero-friendly dance party at Kuppel (Binningerstrasse 14). See Game-boys.ch for dates.
QueerPlanet, monthly gay dance night at Singerhaus (Marktplatz 34). See Queerplanet.ch for more on this "hot House & Electro House Event for Gays, Lezgirls & friends."
For more dance night dates, and photos from around town in the clubs, see Gaybasel.ch.
Sauna Sunnyday (Grenzacherstrasse 62), basement level hot spot, cabins, lockers, bar, sauna, bio-sauna, whirlpool, sling, TV/video lounges, gym, gay sex shop, plus exotic and erotic masseurs.
The compact city center, easily covered on foot, is packed with many shops, large and small. The Stücki shopping center is easily reached by way of the tram system.
Arcados (Rheingasse 67), gay art, photography, books, videos; doubles as a community center of sorts to locals and visitors alike. Their website, in German, has book reviews and commentaries.
The Gay-Mega-Store (Laufenstrasse 19) is just that. From DVDs to gay literature and novelties to clothing and porn, the place is packed with stuff.
Joy4Men (Spalenring 1), erotic shop for all tastes, DVDs, accessories, plus gay sex cruising stop.
Manor (Greifengasse 22), department store beside the Rhine River, men's and women's fashions, bath and beauty, toys, wine shop, pizza restaurant, WiFi hotspot.
Migros Claramarkt (Ochsengasse 2), large coop supermarket, big chocolate selection, M-Budget mobile phones, restaurant.
Stücki (Hochbergerstrasse 70; Wiesenplatz tram stop), Kleinhüningen shopping center, by Swiss-German-French border, 100 shops, restaurants, cafés and services.
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Brioche, on 05 March 2012 - 10:01 AM, said:
Neryssa, on 29 February 2012 - 01:07 PM, said:
He should write a pictorial biography since he wrote such a great article in Ballet Review.
I don't find it a good "review" really. However the information he provides is very interesting and appears to be factual. As it has been
said, time for Lobenthal and Brubach to team together and produce that tome!
The article is actually a generally favorable review of the book.
Why wouldn't a biography violate Le Clercq's privacy as much, if not more, than this novel? Lobenthal notes that Le Clercq's father was a lush and there was much tension with Mom. I didn't know that before, but I do now......


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Prince of Glory Lutheran Church, 1357 W. 14 Mile Road, Madison Heights. Lenten Midweek Soup and Spiritual Vitamin, 6:30-8:30 p.m. through March 20.
Prince of Glory Lutheran Church, 1357 W. 14 Mile Road, Madison Heights. Special program for Fathers "Courageous" discussion series, 10 a.m. through March 24.
Sylvan Lake Lutheran Church, 2399 Figa Ave., West Bloomfield Township. Gentle Yoga for seniors and First Time Yogis, 11 a.m.-noon Wednesdays through April 10.
First Free Will Baptist Church of Pontiac, 1750 Baldwin Road, Pontiac, 248-335-6011. Reformers Unanimous, a Christian-based program for those with addictions will be at 7 p.m. every Friday.
St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 3795 Sashabaw Road, Waterford Township. Moms Day Out, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fridays. This is a free program for parents with children 6 weeks to 5 years who need a few hours to get things done without children in tow. Contact Lois at 248-674-4322.
March 2
Sunshine Community Church, 3300 E. Beltline Ave., Grand Rapids. The Traveling Talk Show, 6 p.m. Saturday, March 2.
March 3 Continued...
Rochester Hills Family Worship Center, 1591 W. Auburn Road, Rochester Hills, 248-852-7717. Healing Service, 4 p.m. March 3. Anyone is invited.
St. Perpetua Church, 130 Airport Road, Waterford Township. Chili Cook Off, 1-3 p.m. March 3. Entrance to the event is $5 for adults and $2 for children under 5. Contact Terry Beach at email@example.com.
Greater Mt. Calvary MB Church, 306 Midway Ave., Pontiac. Pontiac City Wide Choir Union, 3 p.m. March 3. Rev. Roger Jackson.
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St. John Lutheran Church, 1011 University Drive, Rochester, 248-651-7486. Interchurch Women of the Rochester Area meeting, 9 a.m. March 4. A donation of a nonperishable food item for the Rochester Pantry Shelf is appreciated.
March 7
Mariners' Church, 170 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, 313-259-2206. Thursday Lent Concert, Kevin J. Bylsma, 12:10 p.m. March 7.
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Stewart Road Christian Ministries Center, 1199 Stewart Road, Monroe. The Traveling Talk Show, 7:30 p.m. March 8.
March 9 Continued...
Central Church of the Nazarene, 1261 W. Bristol Road, Flint. The Traveling Talk Show, 6 p.m. March 9.
Ss. Cyril & Methodius Slovak Catholic Church, 41233 Ryan Road, Sterling Heights. Holy Trinity Apostolate 16th Annual Lenten Symposium, 8 a.m. March 9. To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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On This Day In 2017
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 12:50With the meaningless focus on such distracting noise as daily POMOs, will/won't the Fed taper, how many shorts will the Fed's Markets desk squeeze today, and how massive will the second Fed housing bubble be, it is easy to lose sight of the big picture, namely just where is the debt juggernaut that is the US, heading? Conveniently, the US debt clock has a "time machine" function that extrapolates, at current rates of change, what the key metrics behind the US economic facade will look like.
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The European "Bail-Ins" Will Continue Until Morale Improves
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 12:16While we have been told vehemently that the Cypriot deposit confiscation was not a template, yet another European nation is embarking on an until-now-considered-safe asset class to recapitalize its banks. As The Telegraph reports, pensioners and other retail investors in the Co-operative Bank are facing massive losses under a GBP1.5 billion rescue plan for the ailing mutual as investors and the bank's parent would make "a joint contribution" to the bank's recapitalisation, without any help from taxpayers. It seems the days of 'hoping' for a bail-out are over and perhaps that is why European financial credit has been underperforming - as that reality has yet to strike equity holders. The realization that deposits (or their mutual equivalent) are nothing more than loans to highly levered institutions may begin to dawn on a European (or in fact global) depositor base.
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Failed Projections Or Just Another Government Lie? You Judge!
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 11:46Not so long ago, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said it expected the U.S. government to register a budget deficit in the current fiscal year of $642 billion. But hold on a minute... The budget deficit so far (as of May 31, 2013) has already hit $626.3 billion, and we still have four more months to go in the government's current fiscal year! The U.S. has been the family that spends more than it earns for many years now. In the short term, spending more than one takes in can work (especially if the Fed just prints new money and gives it to the government to pay its bills). But in the long term, if fundamental changes are not made to the government's spending habits, financial chaos just starts all over again. Posting a budget deficit year after year is not sustainable. The debt-infested eurozone nations did very much the same; they borrowed to spend. Look where they are now.
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Edward Snowden Is Conducting A Live Q&A Session
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 11:20Eager to take advantage of NSA-whistleblower Edward Snowden's current unincarcerated status and to ask him questions about his motives or thoughts? Here is your chance courtesy of the Guardian which is holding a live Q&A session with the famous leaker. As the Guardian notes: "He will be online today from 11am ET/4pm BST today. An important caveat: the live chat is subject to Snowden's security concerns and also his access to a secure internet connection. It is possible that he will appear and disappear intermittently, so if it takes him a while to get through the questions, please be patient." Some more from the Guardian:
- Edward Snowden is answering your questions about the NSA leaks live
- Post your questions in the comment section below and recommend your favorites
- We are posting Snowden's replies above the line
- You can also follow along on Twitter using the hashtag #AskSnowden
The live blog can be reached at the following link.
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Guest Post: Market Punditry As Astrology
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 11:04Is recent market behavior the beginning of a market turndown? No one knows, although it is easy to find people providing "answers." The value of these predictions approach those of astrologers and fortune-tellers.
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Following Surge In "Fails To Deliver" To Two Year Highs, Treasury Market Finds A Brief Respite
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 10:37Our "silver lining" concluding remark to last week's lackluster 10 Year bond reopening auction was that "the good news is that with the reopening, dealers should have some additional collateral for a while, or at least until the Fed monetizes it. Look for this CUSIP - VB3 (On The Run) to remain on the POMO exclusion lists for white a while." Sure enough, following the Friday settlement of this auction, things in the Treasury repo market have normalized somewhat after hitting very dangerous levels. How bad did it get? The following chart of failures to deliver from the NY Fed shows just how acute the shortage of "high quality collateral" (where the 10 Year is the fulcrum instrument) got in the past two months, with the total rising to $129 billion, or the biggest freeze in the repo market since the debt-ceiling crisis in the summer of 2011 when this number hit $280 billion.
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Homebuilders Most Confident In Over 7 Years
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 10:17Not only did all three segments of the NAHB's index rise but the headline print saw its largest month-over-month increase since 1996. Despite falling mortgage applications, an REO-to-rent model that is disintegrating amid higher rates (which notably saw no mention in the text of the NAHB's PR), and slumping Lumber prices, the homebuilders (and sellers) remain self-confirmingly exuberant at the outlook for their industry as the index hits 52 - its highest since March 2006 - surging to its best 2-year gain in the almost 30 years of recorded data.
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Chart Of The Day: The Future Doesn't Look So Bright
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 09:34While the headline print of this morning's Empire Fed beat expectations, as we noted earlier, the underlying characteristics were an unimitgated disaster by any measure. The current business climate, reflecting more a rear-view-mirror-based world was weak but the future expectations index - which should be more important for an equity market that supposedly discounts the future - had some significant headline risk. There is however, one chart that sums up the confidence of the CEOs in this nation. Capital Expenditure expectations (the measure of reinvesting in organic growth producing assets - as opposed to buybacks and shareholder-reacharound funding) plunged at its fastest rate on record and printed at its lowest since the collapse in 2008/9. It seems, to us at least, that the future is not so bright.
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Chinese Fairy Tales
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 09:05It is difficult enough, in our world, to ferret out the truth and then make rational decisions based upon what you have found. Europe is a good example of this as liabilities are not acknowledged or counted while the propaganda machines roll out the officially mandated numbers. It doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to get at some of the truth though and liabilities, counted or not, still have to be paid. In the case of Europe a great deal of enlightenment may be found in the data available from the Bank for International Settlements and that has been my primary source for arriving at some reality. Every Chinese joke starts in the same way. "First you look over your shoulder." In the case of China, and trying to find some glimmer of truth there, the situation is far more difficult.
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Empire Fed Headline Beats Despite Plunge In Most Indicators, "Labor Market Conditions Worsened"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 08:43And yet another baffle with absolute and unbelievable BS economic number is out, this time the Empire Fed index which magically spiked from -1.43 to 7.84 on expectations of a 0.00 print. We say magically, because besides the headline number, virtually everything else was down! To wit: New Orders down, Shipments down, Unfilled Orders down, Delivery Time down, Inventories down, Number of Employees down, Avg Workweek down, should we continue? The Empire Fed report admits as much: "The general business conditions index—the most comprehensive of the survey's measures—rose nine points to 7.8. Nevertheless, most other indicators in the survey fell." Almost as if the NY Fed apologized for having to make up headline numbers.
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Dick Cheney's Suggestion Snowden A Chinese Spy Is "Sheer Nonsense" Says China
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 08:19Over the weekend, Dick Cheney emerged from his lair, and staunchly defended the NSA surveillance programs that started under his tenure as Vice President, telling Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday that the programs could have stopped 9/11 had they been in effect. More to the point, Cheney shared his view of Edward Snowden, whom he accused of being a traitor and went so far as hinting that he could be a spy for China. "I'm suspicious because he went to China. That's not a place where you would ordinarily want to go if you are interested in freedom, liberty and so forth," Cheney said, adding: "It raises questions whether or not he had that kind of connection before he did this." The last statement finally generated an official response from China whose Foreign Ministry on Monday, which had been silent for the past week over all issues surrounding the whistleblower, denying Edward Snowden was a Chinese spy and said the United States should give the world an explanation regarding its international internet surveillance programme.
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2013 - 07:52In the week ahead, we get the usual middle-of-the-month batch of early business surveys, including the New York Empire, Philly Fed and Eurozone Flash PMIs. The second key focus will be a number of important monetary policy meetings, including the FOMC, as well as the Swiss, Norwegian Turkish and Indian policy decisions. The latter two are particularly interesting in the light of the recent EM weakness. The main event this weak will be the FOMC meeting after the recent market focus on the timing of tapering of the QE3 program. Swings in bond markets related to the FOMC meeting could be the primary source of FX volatility this week.
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We were particularly excited to learn that ArenaNet can roll out and test changes to 100 skills in mere minutes, allowing for quicker and more responsive balancing in Guild Wars 2. Oh, and that there are ghost cows, and we will get to fight them! Questions are answered by Mike Ferguson (Game Designer), Annie VanderMeer Mitsoda (Game Designer), Theo Nguyen (Game Designer), Leif Chappelle (Game Designer), Eric Flannum (Lead Game Designer) and Isaiah Cartwright (Lead Systems Designer).
GWOnline: After you finished the first round of closed beta, what was the general feedback, and what insights did you gain?
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Annie: One big thing I think the story team took away from the beta is how players react to the information we gave them – negative points where the seams between quests were showing, points where they wanted information that wasn't there, but also positive ones from how people responded to our use of cinematics, scenes, and "flythroughs" (little staged cinematics more typical of your standard game cutscene). It felt like we were definitely on the right track with hitting the high notes of the story. Beyond that, responses to characters and the balance of boss fights was definitely useful feedback – it's always fun to see the aggregate response of players to certain elements of the game, especially trickier subjects like tragedy or humor. I now have proof that fighting ghost cows is just as hilarious as I always thought it was!
Theo: As Mike said, response from the beta has been largely positive. As with any feedback cycle, we've received a multitude of important insights that are too varied to discuss individually at this point. Needless to say, we're working on several concerns that were brought up. To give an example, the rate at which players level is something we're keeping a close eye on. Numbers balance can make or break a game. We feel it's essential to get this right.
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The next morning, we visited the Court area again and viewed the magnificent mountains to the west. What a glorious way to start the day!
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The next morning, we visited the Court area again and viewed the magnificent mountains to the west. What a glorious way to start the day!
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Glad that I got you in the traveling spirit again, Joan! LOL.
The clearing and decluttering is progressing well. Thank you for asking! I have a bit more to do in the house. We have a lot of packed boxes out in the garage (from 2 years ago, before we put the house on the market), and we will be emptying those next.We did a whirlwind tour in March....Vegas, Hoover dam, Grand Canyon,Flagstaff, Sedona, Jeromesville in one week. Flew out of Ohio in a snowstorm ...24" of snow...to an amazing color show of rocks and boulders and mountains that were soooo high. the drive from Flagstaff to Sedona was amazing! Next time we will slow the trip down a bit and take in more sights....who would ever want to leave the USA.....there is so much wonderful and glorious things to see....
ReplyDeleteThe whole Hallman Tribe would LOVE that trip! It is very worthwhile to stay in the park too, so I recommend that. Check the schedule for the free shuttle bus and go when the shuttles are running. Makes it so easy to get around the entire park! I would love to see your vacation trip pictures too!
ReplyDeleteSo you took a similar trip then, Chicken Gal? You might want to check my other postings since May to see where else we were able to roam. The drive through the canyon from Flagstaff to Sedona is very beautiful, I agree!
We've done a few trips outside the USA, but the diversity of the landscape here is incredible. We could spend the rest of our vacations just in the USA and not be bored!


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Today we're introducing reviewer reputation: a rough measurement of each member's standing within the Trailspace community, based on the quantity and quality of their contributions.
Review your Gear to Win a Clikstand Cookset Combo
Review your outdoor gear now through April 28 and you could win a Sierra Combo Cookset, thanks to Clikstand. Worth $69.95, the Sierra Combo includes a pot stand, wind screen and Trangia alcohol burner.
Jason Ruff Wins Sierra Designs DriDown Zissou
Congratulations, Jason! For sharing your review of your Asolo TPS 535 hiking boots, you've won a DriDown Zissou 12 sleeping bag, thanks to Sierra Designs ($270 value!).
Review this Week to Win Your Own Zissou
We're giving away a Sierra Designs DriDown Zissou 12 sleeping bag to one lucky reviewer next week. Review your outdoor gear by Sunday, April 14, to be entered. Then see how the Zissou 12 compares to Steve Zissou (played by Bill Murray) from Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic."
Meet Bigger Al, Trailspace's Reviewer of the Month
Congratulations to Bigger Al, our latest reviewer of the month. For his review of the Starbucks VIA Ready Brew, Al wins a goodie pack of gear from Innate, ProBar, Nature's Coffee Kettle, and Trailspace.


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Parent Council
The Parent Council exists to facilitate better communication and stronger links between parents and the school. Meetings are held every half term and are attended by parent representatives and a member of Senior Leadership Team. If you are interested in finding out more about us please download Parent Council Flyer October 2012:Parent Council Flyer September 2012 or contact your class rep.
For details of who your class Parent Reps are and how to contact them, please see the photo sheets that are up on each class room door, or you can ring the school office and ask for details.
Parent Council Meeting Minutes are available to download here:
Parent Council minutes for 6th Feb 2013
Parent Council Minutes for 28th November 2012
Parent Council Minutes for 24th October 2012
PC Meeting Minutes 9th May 2012
PC Meeting Minutes 28 March 2012 P