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Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK.A) Warren Buffett toils in financial markets amid a sea of critics who bash the government from all sides, but going against the grain in the same way that has made him rich, he wrote a letter to Uncle Sam thanking the government for its work since the 2008 financial crisis.
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I agree with Mr. Buffet. The actions taken were similar to those taken by FDR when he became president and were vital to stabilizing the U.S. and ultimately, the global economy. You might read The Politics of Upheaval which gives you the parallel.
There are a lot of reasons other than the government for the economy taking. Private industry must take most of the responsibility.
Buffett is pandering to the Fed and especially the Goldman Sachs cronies who run this nonsense. Ask yourself "Has Warren addressed anything regarding the quadrillion-dollars or so of OTC derivatives?" Bear in mind, Mr. Buffett himself warned so many others of the destructive outcome this Mount Everest of paper garbage brings. I believe he's worried his investment in GS will likely tank. A word to the wise that Gold and Silver will win this economic war, and if you doubt any of what I've said, simply check and find out for yourself that GS is long gold, no freakin' surprise when Jim Sinclair opined months ago to the effect that even the enemies of gold are likely long, despite what jawboning to the contrary they make.
Bernanke is a M0R0N except when it comes to the printing press. I fully expect a QE3 because the Fed has really no other ammo to use, other than unpopularly-high interest rates.
Every rich person is in bed with George Soros. Soros is the one who collaped economies the world. If we don't wake up, US is next. We are already printing money at alarming rate to buy longterm treasury bonds by the way 500 billion.
I don't praise anyone because we are heading for the toilet.
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Massachusetts approved 20 registered medical marijuana dispensaries to create patient access and jobs across the state.
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Like the inaudible chirps and clicks of the bat, the desperate need to protect these animals often goes unnoticed. For more then 25 years Dr. Rodrigo Medellin has been working to change that. As we mark the International Year of the Bat we celebrate Dr. Medellin's career and commitment to the flying mammal that helps cactus fruit, controls insect populations, and fills cultural mythology.During his career Dr. Medellin founded and today heads the Program for the Conservation of Migratory Bats, a partnership between the Institute of Ecology, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, BIOCONCIENCIA, and EcoHealth Alliance.
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"Pukka's Promise: The Quest For Longer Lived Dogs" by Ted Kerasote
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"Devoted: 28 Extraordinary Tales of Love, Loyalty, and Life With Dogs" by Rebecca Asher-Walsh
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Though John A. McNally IV beat Jamael Tito Brown citywide in the Democratic primary for Youngstown mayor by only 2.29 percentage points, the race between the two in the city's seven wards wasn't competitive.
Also, overall turnout for the primary election in the city was only 15.7 percent, and 16.9 percent in Mahoning County.
But when it comes to the Democratic mayoral primary, the city percentage is deceptive. That's because a failed citywide charter amendment on Tuesday's ballot meant all 44,278 registered voters in Youngstown were eligible to cast ballots for that issue.
When counting only registered Democrats in the city — the only ones permitted to vote in that party's primary for Youngstown mayor — turnout was 64.1 percent, with a high of 81.8 percent in the city's 3rd Ward.
This Democratic primary's turnout in Youngstown is a little less than in 2005, the last mayoral primary without a sitting incumbent, and considerably more than in 2009 when then-Mayor Jay Williams easily won re-election.
Using raw numbers of votes in the city's 77 precincts, provided by the county board of elections, an analysis by The Vindicator shows that though there were small changes in certain voting patterns, areas with a concentration of white people voted strongly in favor of McNally, who is white, and the same for black concentrated areas supporting Brown, who is black. This has been a longstanding pattern in Youngstown, among other cities.
Brown, city council president, easily beat McNally, a former county commissioner and city law director, in the four predominately black wards — the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th.
McNally had solid victories in the predominately white 4th and 7th wards and won by 21.1 percentage points in the 5th Ward, which has a growing black population but is still largely inhabited by whites. Those three wards also have the most residents and registered voters in the city.
"The numbers speak for themselves," McNally said. "I'm not sure if we've gotten over the black candidates and the white candidates. When we face the numbers and the realities, it's still there. I'm not going out on a limb to suggest that. It's not every single person. But you've got to be realistic about it."
Brown said certain results made him think race is not playing as significant a factor as it has with Youngstown voters just a few years ago.
Brown won two of the 13 precincts in the 7th Ward, a largely white area on the city's southeast side, and McNally won three of the 10 precincts in the 6th Ward, a heavily concentrated black area on the South Side.
"It's not just a black-and-white issue," Brown said. "There are changing demographics. It's not the same as it used to be. People are looking at the quality and experience of the candidates."
Citywide, McNally received 50.4 percent of the vote to 48.1 percent for Brown. Matthew Smith got 1.5 percent in the Democratic mayoral primary.
But it wasn't competitive in any of the wards.
In the largely black 1st Ward, which includes all of downtown and portions of the East and South sides, Brown received 70.9 percent of the vote compared with 26.7 percent for McNally. McNally won one of the ward's seven precincts, 1E, the Crab Creek area, 27-17. Brown won the rest.
Of 795 registered Democrats in the ward, 516 voted, making turnout 64.9 percent.
In the predominately black 2nd Ward, which includes most of the East Side, Brown captured 77.4 percent of the vote and all 10 precincts, while McNally picked up 21.1 percent of the vote. This was Brown's strongest ward, with huge victories in precincts by vote totals of 96-30, 109-22, and 107-23.
Of the 1,274 registered Democrats in the ward, 818 voted resulting in a 64.2 percent turnout.
In the largely black 3rd Ward, which takes in most of the North Side and the area Brown represented while a city councilman, he won all 10 precincts, and 68.9 percent of the vote. McNally received 29.9 percent.
Turnout for the mayoral primary was the highest of any ward in the 3rd — 81.8 percent with 1,120 of the 1,370 registered Democrats voting.
In the predominately white 4th Ward, the city's upper West Side, McNally won all 13 precincts and 81.1 percent of the vote — his most successful ward in the primary. It also was the only ward in which a candidate received more than 1,000 votes; McNally received 1,024 to 211 for Brown, who picked up only 16.7 percent of the 4th Ward's vote. McNally had convincing wins in precincts such as 171-34, 123-15 and 122-27.
Of the 2,075 registered Democrats in the 4th, 1,263 voted, a 60.9 percent turnout.
The 5th Ward went to McNally with 59.9 percent of the vote. Brown received 38.8 percent of the vote. The ward has 14 precincts, seven on the West Side that are predominately white — which McNally won — and seven on the South Side that are predominately black — which Brown won. Mill Creek MetroParks divides the ward, which has a growing black population, but still has a white majority.
The 5th had 2,075 voters in the primary, the most of any ward in the primary.
In the predominately black 6th Ward on the South Side, Brown won with 63.7 percent to 35.5 percent for McNally. In somewhat of a surprise, McNally won three of the ward's 10 precincts, including its two most southern wards and its most northern ward.
Of the 810 registered Democrats in the ward, 496 voted for 61.2 percent turnout.
In the 7th Ward, a largely white ward on the city's southeast side, McNally received 66.9 percent of the vote to 32.3 percent for Brown. McNally won 11 of the ward's 13 precincts.
The 7th had the lowest Democratic voter turnout of the wards at 57.2 percent. Of 1,473 registered Democrats there, 842 voted.
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I'm a white man and I voted for Jamael Tito Brown.
For me it was about character. I don't care to have a mayor owned by the cafaro's.
"It's not just a black-and-white issue," Brown said. "There are changing demographics. It's not the same as it used to be. People are looking at the quality and experience of the candidates."
Sad to say, but yes it is, Brown. The bottom line is the blacks vote for a black and the whites for a white. Don't matter the character and beliefs in a individual. It's all about white and black.
Pat Ungaro was the last white Mayor who had a relationship and who pulled a large amount of minority vote. He was a teacher and coach in the city which helped him.
Mr. Skolnick's latest column clearly elucidates the the following Youngstown journalistic axiom:
"If one cannot think of anything interesting and engaging to write about, continually re-state the obvious with a self-serving spin".
Instead of beating the race card to death, it would be nice if the Vindicator, in its bully pulpit position, would become a lightning rod and an advocate for change. In this instance, change could be best affected by impressing upon the community the critical need for citizens to become familiar with the qualifications of each candidate, and most importantly, to vote.
It seems clear that 7,000 votes in a city of approximately 66,000 does not accurately represent all voices and needs within the community. Therein lies the central issue requiring attention, not racial prejudices.
Shame on the Vindicator for exploiting the racial issue in a clear effort to merely select a sensational issue that it hopes will increase its fledgling readership.
The Vindicator does little reporting and much editorializing; That is my point, its editorializing is self-serving, unproductive, and of no benefit to the community.
The Vindy is just stating the facts. Why not put it out there? People can't handle the truth even when it's in black and white.
And this is all over the USA, not just isolated in Youngstown.
David Skolnick is the political editor for the Vindy and he writes opinion pieces on his analysis of the political landscape based on his knowledge of the characters and climate of the Mahoning Valley, just as Clingan Jackson did for decades before him. If you don't like him or don't agree with his opinion, don't read his articles. But, with politics, it is mostly opinion as there is little politcal "news" to report, such as a cover-up of a terrorist attack in Benghazi. The problem with the Vindy is the lack of astute political opinions from the national scene since revenues are declining and those pieces are easily had on-line.
Askmeificare: You said in an earlier post that Brown wasn't qualified to be Mayor???? Now you vote for him. Maybe its folk like you who are responsible for the lack of integrity in our community. You outwardly criticize someone, then vote for him, but expect things to change-Man, you're a genius. WALTER: I expect more from you. You're response to the POOR quality of journalistic principle on behalf of this rag/ is to simply shut up and not read it? Really..you? I choose not to BUY it, but your whitewashing of what is actually verifiable-the SLANT this paper shows regarding every story is so obvious. They do have some responsibility to be objective and NEVER are, that is why they are a joke.
Do you folks really believe that 7,000 votes in a city with a population of 68,000 is representative of anything???
If readers like sobchak and Lifes2Short are indicative of the Youngstown voter mentality, we are truly in trouble. The community's culture must change in order to encourage the public to number one, vote, and number two, select leaders on the basis of who they feel will best serve the overall interests and needs of the community. The Vindicator could be a catalyst in this regard, but chooses instead to focus on the more volatile issue of racism. Why? Because is sells more papers.
Merely continually re-hashing a century-old racial divide on the basis of the results of an election in which 10% of the population and 16% of eligible voters voted, is simply irresponsible and wrong. If Skolnick and his bosses at the Vindicator were truly responsible journalists, the column byline would have read: "90% of City residents evidently could care less who their next Mayor is". That is the only statistic that is truly relevant in this case, not suggesting an overall trend of racism on the basis of city voting precincts where in some cases only 5-10 people voted.
Come on Guys...get with it!
The thing that's most concerning is that this extreme racial divide ioccurs within the membership of the local Democratic Party .
It raises questions about its suitability to lead .
""Do you folks really believe that 7,000 votes in a city with a population of 68,000 is representative of anything???""
In Youngstown, yes. At the polls, ask people why did they vote for someone. What did he say that made them vote for them. I would venture to guess 1 out of 5 voters would have no clue why they voted for him and what he stands for.
"If readers like sobchak and Lifes2Short are indicative of the Youngstown voter mentality, we are truly in trouble.""
Voter mentality? Really? Because we have a difference of opinion on a issue, your questioning my voting mentality. Seriously? Real classy there. So typical.
""The community's culture must change in order to encourage the public to number one, vote, and number two, select leaders on the basis of who they feel will best serve the overall interests and needs of the community. The Vindicator could be a catalyst in this regard, but chooses instead to focus on the more volatile issue of racism.""
Once again, just ignore the problem and maybe it'll go away. Nice thinking.
Deny it all you want or ignore it all you want, but it's a issue that needs to be talked about, not in back rooms or in private. Just saying.....
""Sixty-one percent of the 2nd District is African-American and, yes, many people will vote because the candidate is black," said Dick Simpson, chairman of the department of political science at the University of Illinois-Chicago."
You remind me of some of the "spin meisters" appearing on network news shows who insist on holding on to their misguided opinions despite solid evidence that they are on the wrong side of an issue and that their opinions are inaccurate with regard to logic and the facts.
Now let me say it again: Continually restating that racism in the electorate exists, will always exist, and there is nothing that can be done about it is just plain wrong and socially irresponsible, and by espousing such an opinion, you likewise are just plain wrong. There is much that can be done to change racially polarized elections, especially by media outlets such as the Vindicator which have the ability to shape public opinion. What I am suggesting is that by emphasizing the critical need for all factions of the electorate to participate in the election process, the racial divide becomes less pronounced.
For example, in 2005 Jay Williams became mayor in large part by bridging racial polarization and garnering votes in predominantly white precincts. If your perspective accurately reflected the Youngstown voting model, Bob Hagan would currently be Youngstown's mayor, since white voters comprise a majority of the registered Youngstown electorate. Williams became mayor by attracting white voters and also by encouraging traditionally non-participating members of the black community to vote. That, my friend, is how you stem the tide of racism, not as you suggest by throwing up your hands and pathetically exclaiming that racism always has and always will exist, and as a community, there is nothing we can do about it.
I am suggesting an approach here that if championed with the assistance of the news media can negate the effects of racially divided elections, not perpetuate them. You, on the other hand, have offered nothing except the same old Youngstown mentality that "this is the way it is because this is the way it has always been". Hence one of my previous statements that if the majority of residents share your mentality, Youngstown is truly headed down the wrong garden path.
""You remind me of some of the "spin meisters" appearing on network news shows who insist on holding on to their misguided opinions despite solid evidence that they are on the wrong side of an issue and that their opinions are inaccurate with regard to logic and the facts.""
Your little childish comments are boring. Say something original. Misguided opinions? How could a opinion be misguided? It's a "opinion". And why is mine misguided and you think your's is right? smh
""That, my friend, is how you stem the tide of racism, not as you suggest by throwing up your hands and pathetically exclaiming that racism always has and always will exist, and as a community, there is nothing we can do about it.""
Did I say there is nothing we can do about it? Where in my comments did I say that my friend. Another one that reads only what they want to read. And yes there is something the community can do about it, one of them is like this article, make people aware of it instead of pushing it aside.
""You, on the other hand, have offered nothing except the same old Youngstown mentality that "this is the way it is because this is the way it has always been". Hence one of my previous statements that if the majority of residents share your mentality, Youngstown is truly headed down the wrong garden path.""
Offered nothing? Trying to explain to you that this happens, once again, "not" just in Youngstown, but all over the good old US of A. It's not a Youngstown mentality but a USA problem. Is that so hard to comprehend?
Race plays a precarious part in modern politics
Instead of citizens making a well-informed decision about who holds public office, some would rather vote based on something as superficial as skin color.
"I voted for Barack because he was black," said Jackson to Ebony Magazine. "Because that's why other folks vote for other people—because they look like them."
Voting based on a candidate's race is a dangerous precedent simply because it in itself is a form of racism. Biases should be suspended for the greater good of the public.
Now that you've mastered that cutting and pasting routine, please take a class in logic; and then possibly you may begin to understand that attitudes like yours are the root of both the small and big problems that plague society. Although your very last statement, albeit somewhat convoluted, gives me hope that you're beginning to see the light.
""please take a class in logic; and then possibly you may begin to understand that attitudes like yours are the root of both the small and big problems that plague society."""
Attitude? Because you don't think there is a problem and I do? That is having a attitude? Not going to go back and forth with you, if you don't think this is a issue, then just keep you head in the sand. And when this starts escalating and becomes a huge issue, I promise I won't say "I told you so".
If Jamael could have woke up a few more brothers
the race would have taken on a whole new dimension. Maybe he should have thought about using the Obama shuttle van like was in place at the south side poling during the presidential election. I would have liked to see Jamael get the nod. I am bothered by McNally's Cafaro connection and he has shown poor judgment with some of his friendships. Doesn't necessarily mean he won't make a good Mayor we'll have to wait and see.
I'll try this one more time and then I'll let it go since we seem to have beaten this topic to death.
As far back as 1977, A NY Time Article cited that 40 black mayors had been elected in major urban cities with white majorities of both population and registered voters (Rollins, 1977).
In 2000, Michael Coleman, a black man, was elected mayor of the predominantly white populated city of Coumbus, OH. In 2002, Rhine McLin, a black woman, was elected mayor of Dayton, Ohio. In the same year, Jack Ford, a black man, was elected Mayor of Toledo, Ohio. In 2005, Mark Mallory, a black man, was elected Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio, and our very own Jay Williams was elected mayor of Youngstown. In all of the above cited cases, these cities had majorities of both white citizens and white registered voters. Therefore, these individuals obviously had to garner votes from a plurality of the voting base comprised of both blacks and whites in order to win elective office.
On the national level, lest we forget Barack Obama's somewhat stunning upset in 2008 of the white faction of the Democrat establishment in his defeat of Hilary Clinton in the Primary election.
The above evidence suggests that both locally and nationally black and white voters alike, even in Youngstown, will support black candidates if sufficiently incentivized to do so. This evidence also suggests that contrary to the assertions of Mr. Skolnick and several posters here, election results tend to follow racial divides only when the majority of voters are not incentivized to vote, and as a result voter turnout is very low as in the case of Youngstown's recent election. Mr; Skolnick is trying to infer that an overall racial divide exists when the facts based on long-term trends clearly show otherwise.
So what is the real problem here in Youngstown? Is it that our population as a whole has a racial bias against electing black politicians, or that most citizens, both black and white, simply do not care enough to select a candidate and then come out and vote?
You decide.
Please explain what you mean by a "one way street".


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Abolition of Interstate Commerce Commission and Transfer of Functions
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Utah's public college system sees an enrollment dip • Utah's public universities and colleges saw an overall enrollment decline from fall 2011 to this fall, but that may actually be a sign of an improving economy.
Money dominates race for Utah attorney general • Candidate John Swallow has raised more than $1.2 million, a whopping 20 times what his opponent has raised, the most money ever raised in an attorney general's race; but there could be a conflict of interest, because the very people or institutions giving money could be the subject of investigations later.
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I agree, it doesn't print. When I printed as instructed. It printed the first Exercise 5 times. Not realizing it, I went to do the workout and much to my surprise. So it took me over an hour to re print them by copying and pasteing Too much trouble!!!!!11/29/2010 05:21:12 AM Report Abuse
The far right icon in the line of icons above (where you can Facebook like) is the print command. Success! It prints each exercise on a page, so you have to bring each exercise up and print individually.11/28/2010 11:33:26 PM Report Abuse
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Energizer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:ENR)
The Company is a manufacturer of primary batteries, flashlights and men's and women's wet-shave products.
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TSA free cash flow cow.
TSA free cash flow cow.
Good profitability and repaying debt, cheap on Enterprise value basis, good fundamental score, non-cyclical business
No matter what, toys, flashlight, smoke detectors, etc. will always require energy and that's what ENR does.
Simply put, Energizer has essentially become a Personal Care company. With 54% of its sales coming from its Personal Care segment, the company's diversification away from its battery operations has been truly amazing and effective.
Perhaps more importantly however, is that Energizer's line of personal care items have not only become the main source of revenues, but grew at a 17% clip in in 2012. Comprised of the Schick, Edge, Playtex, Skintex, Wet Ones, and Banana Boat brands -- just to name a few -- Energizer has assembled a strong and growing portfolio of big-name brands.
Facing a secular decline in battery sales, Energizer has begun scaling back on its battery operations, maintaining its profitability. Despite its decline, the Energizer Bunny still leads the way and is quietly profitable.
Throw in a 2% dividend and I am willing to hold this one far into the future. 5+ years.
For reference point and to allow for comments by others. As of the end of March, 2013.
Trailing PE 16.27
Div yield 1.60%
need for batteries, expansion of lithium line
Lemoneater picks the company that just keeps going,and going, and going....
Following JANA Partners and Mario Gabelli into Energizer. The company's recent establishment of a dividend and planned share buybacks should act as at least some catalyst.
They have done their homework. Now somewhere in here, the consumer will start grudgingly coming back
Barron's Roundtable 2011 Mario Gabelli's pick
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This is a LTBH pick. I'm looking for much more than a 1-year outperform.
solid company...1 or 2 in every market
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Have you tried the new Schick Hydro razor? There is no way that they won't steal razor market share from P&G with this great product. I like the claim that Hydro3 is better than Mach3. In consumer products, a direct claim against the competition is tough to make so when someone makes a bold claim it usually means something big. When the Hydro really takes off, ENR should take off as well. Go try this new Hydro razor and see what I'm talking about. Also, Hydro razors are priced significantly less than Gillette. So you have a better product at a cheaper price, this will draw attention and, more importantly, revenue!
Incredible brand portfolio, 1 or 2 position in each market, consumer staples, commercials suck though and need to create new marketing strategy, need more shelf space in costco and large consumer stores.
high roe, insider ownership. large debt to equity though.
ENR has proven to be able to smartly acquire companies and churn out products that people buy & trash. It's debt is priced in (too much) and it has great cashflow. I like the bunny.
Watch what these guys are about to do with wireless power transferrence. It's going to be revolutionary!


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