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Debate: Is corruption a moral or a legal issue?
Too often the corruption debate and discussions all over the world are focused on how somebody broke a law. By that definition Mahatma Gandhi was the most corrupt man since he periodically broke British laws!
By dictionary definition corruption relates to doing things which are not ethical.
Hence how should the corruption be defined and fought for greater good?
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Nov 5 2012: It really depends on corruption of what because "An unjust law is no law at law." and no Ghandi wasn't corrupt because he fought for rights and freedoms that every individuals should have. I lean toward the idea that corruption is a legal issue that are caused by people's moral standard. I will explain in my next comment.
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Addicted to your smartphone? You're not alone
In the age of 'nomophobia,' more pedestrians are struck by cars, mobile shopping is an evening pastime and checking one's phone has replaced quiet reflection.
We have all seen them: lurching along city streets, only breaking their gaze from their object of desire when they either bump into another person or building -- or a beeping car swerves to avoid them.
The age of the "nomophobic" -- those who are afraid of being without their mobile phone -- is upon us, according to a U.K. academic.
"People's inability to leave their phones alone is the newest addition to common 'displacement' behaviors such as smoking, doodling, fiddling with objects and picking at food. It's also an extension of 'nomophobia' -- the fear of being without your mobile," according to Dr. Simon Hampton, psychology lecturer at the University of East Anglia.
"Rather than do nothing, we're compelled to turn to them for reassuring comfort." Smartphones now dominate the handset market in the developed world, and are used by more than half the mobile phone users in the U.S., South Korea, the U.K., Norway, Sweden and Australia, according to eMarketer.
Yet concerns have been raised about their prevalence. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration blamed an 8 percent rise in the number of American pedestrians killed in road accidents between 2009-11 on "distracted walking" -- walking while texting, reading or listening to music.
Psychologists have also warned that it may have the effect of isolating young people in particular and inhibiting their communication skills.
The average web-connected user in the U.K. uses a smartphone, tablet or laptop for a total of two hours, 12 minutes a day, and for nearly half this time they're using at least two devices, sometimes three, according to data collected by the Internet Advertising Bureau from close to 1,400 smartphone users.
Smartphone usage changes throughout the day, with users focused on getting information like weather, travel and news in the morning, doing tasks like banking in the afternoon, and using their devices for entertainment and shopping in the evening, according to the IAB.
This is even having an impact on etiquette, with more than a third of users regularly looking at their phone while talking to friends.
And quiet periods of reflection are increasingly being swapped for fiddling with your phone. Over half of the phone users surveyed by IAB prefer to check their smartphone if they have "downtime" rather than just sit and think, and this rises to 62 percent among the 18- to 30-year-olds surveyed.
This new addiction reinforces the importance of digital media as a way of targeting consumers, for retailers in particular.
"This mildly compulsive behavior might be exploited to encourage purchasing, particularly as digital increasingly blurs the line between shopping and entertainment," Hampton said.
"There's no doubt that connected devices have changed the shopping process but even how people regard it. Shopping, particularly browsing for aspirational products such as holidays or higher-value items, has become part of the evening's leisure time," Tim Elkington, director of Research & Strategy at the Internet Advertising Bureau, said.
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Recently, I observed a mother and her two children while getting a car wash. The entire time the car was being washed, vacuumed and dried, the three never spoke. They never even looked up from the phones. When their car was finished, the attendant had to come get them. The arm waving and attempts to call them to the car went unnoticed. As they walked outside they barely looked up.
As the car drove away, the kids kept looking down and mother began talking on her phone.
What a wonderful moment wasted in life.
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Black Friday shopping isn't an excursion to take lightly -- those big sales can be a risky proposition for your wallet, your health and even your safety.
An estimated 138 million Americans will hit the stores over Black Friday weekend, according to the National Retail Federation. That's 4 million more than did so last year, and enough that the Occupational Health and Safety Administration reached out to 14 big retailers to underscore the importance of crowd control. No one wants a repeat of the 2008 disaster, in which shoppers trampled to death a Wal-Mart employee on Black Friday.
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Earlier this month, The Wall Street Journal and Sarah Palin had a rare face-off over a pretty trivial remark.
In a blog post, a reporter wrote about a speech Palin gave against the Fed's new quantitative easing efforts, and toward the end, pointed out that one bit of rhetoric she gave -- "everyone who ever goes out shopping for groceries knows that prices have risen significantly over the past year or so. Pump priming would push them even higher." -- contrasted with the Bureau of Labor Statistics' official measures of inflation.
Palin (or a representative) responded on her Facebook page, and the reporter responded to that response, and quickly, thousands of commenters were chiming in with their own views on whether or not grocery prices had or hadn't risen in the last year or so.
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This isn't your standard holiday tipping guide. Plenty of people will tell you to give the maid one day's pay for the holidays or slip the trash collector $10 to $30 the next time he wakes you at 6 a.m. Instead, this is your annual guide to tipping those who can't accept tips.
These people may work equally hard all year round, yet are precluded from extending their palms by company standards, government regulations or simple rules of etiquette.
To make the whole process easier on you, we went to the proverbial horses' mouths and nailed down exactly what types of gratuities are acceptable for non-tippable professionals.
When it comes to maintaining your score, diligence pays off -- because lots of people are looking.
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In many of my recent columns I've been writing a lot about credit reports and credit scores. Most of us don't need to be reminded of the importance of reviewing credit reports and fixing any errors, we know that keeping a clean and accurate credit report is important.
If you're one of the many Americans who already own your home and a car (or don't plan on buying either in the near future), you probably think that your credit score itself isn't that important. If you aren't getting a loan in the near future, why should you worry about your score? Unfortunately, your credit score is more important than you think and is being used by many institutions to help make decisions about you.
People are spending money to eat out again, but they still want deals. Plus, other restaurant trends for 2011.
After three difficult financial years, restaurants have something to celebrate:
People are eating out again.
Restaurant business is up in all price ranges, from fast food to fancy sit-down restaurants, Bruce Horovitz reported at USA Today.
"It's a substantially better environment than it's been for years," Hudson Riehle, research director for the National Restaurant Association, told Horovitz. Same-store sales were up in September, the first increase in six months, the association reported.
But big changes are ahead for the industry, reports Technomic, which has been tracking the industry for more than 40 years.
Spending your golden years abroad can be very rewarding. But before you make such a big commitment, know what questions to ask yourself.
This post comes from Kathleen Peddicord at partner site US News & World Report.
Before you consider where you might retire overseas, you've got to develop a little self-knowledge. Determine what is important to you and what changes you would not be able to tolerate. What products, services, amenities, and pastimes would you miss from your current life if they weren't part of your new one?
No place is perfect. No matter where you go, you will find things you like and things you don't. It's a question of priorities and preferences. Here's a quiz to help you get to know yourself well enough to be able to make the best overseas retirement choice. These are the key issues to evaluate.
If women are buying themselves expensive lingerie, that's a sign of economic recovery, analyst says.
If you want to know how the economy is doing this holiday season, don't even bother collecting all those boring numbers about economic indicators and the Consumer Price Index.
Just check to see how the push-up bras are selling.
Sales of nonessential items such as the Victoria's Secret Miraculous Push-Up bra, which claims it will add two cup sizes, are a key indicator of the health of the economy, analyst John Morris told Rachel Beck of The Associated Press.
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Hi there,
having got my hosting providers to install SilverStripe for me (they needed to temporarily increase the memory allocation, install it and then decrease the memory allocation again) the site works fine. However when I click the "go to the CMS" link it throws up:
Fatal error: Class 'SiteTree' not found in /home/iwihost/iwihost.com/ccf/mysite/code/Page.php on line 3
I refreshed and eventually the CMS admin loaded, and I could edit and make changes, and safe a draft and publish. When I visited the page again however, I refreshed to see the new changes and they were there but when I tried clicking on the link to go to the admin it throws that error again.
I don't know how or why it works sometimes, but it's certainly frustrating.
any ideas?
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Sorry to hear you're having trouble..
What version of PHP you running?
I assume you've run /db/build ?
Re: inconsistently breaking
9 July 2007 at 10:38am
alas, i tried very hard to get silverstripe up and running, but in the end too much time was being devoted to something we just couldn't get working. i'm pretty sure it was partly to do with the hosting provider, as we could install it fine locally using WAMP, but at the end of the day if we can't get it to run we can't get it to run. i've moved to drupal, but i'll definitely keep an eye on silverstripe as it develops.
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Hi Lee,
Can you tell us the name of the web host you were using so we can save other people any future frustrations using that host?
Please reply here or update this page;
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I tryed to install in Powweb servers but got errors, Powweb`s support told me that SS could´nt be installed on theyr servers for security reasons, that´s all I got from them.
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Thanks I've added them to the list..
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yes, the host is webdrive -- www.webdrive.co.nz
to their credit they helped enormously -- they upped the amount of allocated resources specifically for us so we could install without getting any errors, they gave us access to all the correct services etc.
The problem is -- I would recommend these guys to anyone. So I'm left feeling that if Silverstripe didn't use quite so much RAM we would have been able to make it work (as we did locally).
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Update: webdrive.co.nz shared servers do work, they just need a bit more effort to get running as they are setup differently
I have a couple of personal sites running fine thanks to:
(also see an update of this on http://www.silverstripe.com/site-builders-forum/flat/1733)
I have added a ticket to hopefully solve these issues with the webdrive shared server so others won't have this problem in the future.
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Editor's note: Here on the Web DevCenter we've published a number of recipes excerpted from Danny JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook. This week Danny is back with another bonus recipe you won't find in his book. Find out what you need to do to let users of IE for Windows type in their
How many times have you been filling out a web form, gleefully typing away to enter text into text fields, and then you tab to a
Users of minority browsers, including older Netscape browsers, recent Mozilla-based browsers, and even Internet Explorer for the Macintosh have had it easy: once the
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To operate most effectively, the text of the
option elements nested inside the
select element should be listed in alphabetical order. Matches will be done on the displayed text of each option, irrespective of the string assigned to the option's
value attribute.
Simulating the type-ahead feature of
select elements found in other browsers requires more than just reading the user's keystrokes. You must also include a timeout so that if no additional keystrokes occur after a heartbeat (or thereabouts), the accumulated string of typed characters is cleared, allowing for a new string to be gathered and compared against nested
option element items.
While devising this recipe, I also added a feature available for pop-up lists in some other programs and operating systems: if there is no direct match for the key(s) typed by the user, the next lowest item is selected. For example, if the list is for the states of the United States, no state begins with the letter J. But if you type
J, the event handler function selects the item that comes closest to, but is "less than," J in the list -- Iowa in this case.
The JavaScript code entails two pieces: one global object and one function. All code for this recipe is shown below:
// global storage object for type-ahead info, including reset() method
var typeAheadInfo = {last:0,
reset:function() {this.last=0; this.accumString=""}
// function invoked by select element's onkeydown event handler
function typeAhead() {
// limit processing to IE event model supporter; don't trap Ctrl+keys
if (window.event && !window.event.ctrlKey) {
// timer for current event
var now = new Date();
// process for an empty accumString or an event within [delay] ms of last
if (typeAheadInfo.accumString == "" || now - typeAheadInfo.last < typeAheadInfo.delay) {
// make shortcut event object reference
var evt = window.event;
// get reference to the select element
var selectElem = evt.srcElement;
// get typed character ASCII value
var charCode = evt.keyCode;
// get the actual character, converted to uppercase
var newChar = String.fromCharCode(charCode).toUpperCase();
// append new character to accumString storage
typeAheadInfo.accumString += newChar;
// grab all select element option objects as an array
var selectOptions = selectElem.options;
// prepare local variables for use inside loop
var txt, nearest;
// look through all options for a match starting with accumString
for (var i = 0; i < selectOptions.length; i++) {
// convert each item's text to uppercase to facilitate comparison
// (use value property if you want match to be for hidden option value)
txt = selectOptions[i].text.toUpperCase();
// record nearest lowest index, if applicable
nearest = (typeAheadInfo.accumString >
txt.substr(0, typeAheadInfo.accumString.length)) ? i : nearest;
// process if accumString is at start of option text
if (txt.indexOf(typeAheadInfo.accumString) == 0) {
// stop any previous timeout timer
// store current event's time in object
typeAheadInfo.last = now;
// reset typeAhead properties in [delay] ms unless cleared beforehand
typeAheadInfo.timeout = setTimeout("typeAheadInfo.reset()", typeAheadInfo.delay);
// visibly select the matching item
selectElem.selectedIndex = i;
// prevent default event actions and propagation
evt.cancelBubble = true;
evt.returnValue = false;
// exit function
return false;
// if a next lowest match exists, select it
if (nearest != null) {
selectElem.selectedIndex = nearest;
} else {
// not a desired event, so clear timeout
// reset global object
return true;
The global object, named
typeAheadInfo, preserves relevant information between keystrokes, such as the index of the next lowest
option element (the
last property) and the string accumulated from the relatively rapid keystroke sequence (
Two properties,
delay and
timeout, concern themselves with the timeout mechanism that determines how long the object should maintain a string of characters as being a contiguous sequence. The
delay property is the number of milliseconds that the eventual
setTimeout() method uses to trigger an erasure of the accumulated string because too much time has elapsed between keystrokes. You can adjust the amount as needed by your users. The
timeout property is simply where the reference to the
setTimeout() timer is held for possible cancellation when needed.
A function definition in the object resets two of the object's properties. I've used the anonymous function syntax of JavaScript for the sake of keeping all code associated with this object in one place (rather than defining a separate function).
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Each time a key is pressed in the
select element, the
typeAhead() function executes once. Using object detection to limit execution to browsers that support IE's proprietary
window.event object, the function first timestamps the event (the W3C DOM Event object has a property for this, but the IE event model doesn't), getting the current time from a
Date object constructor function. An important
if condition determines if the function should process the event under two conditions:
Setting the stage for more detailed processing, the function pulls important information from the event object, namely a reference to the targeted
select element and the character code of the key that triggered the event. Because string comparisons later in the script need the actual typed character, the static
String object's
fromCharCode() method returns the character; but the character is also converted to uppercase because all string comparisons below will be in uppercase (they could also be in all lowercase if you prefer). The character is appended to the
accumString property of the global
typeAheadInfo object. After a couple more local variable initializations (including one shortcut reference to the array of
option elements nested inside the
select element), it's time to start looking for matches inside a
for loop.
The control factor for this loop is the array of
option elements. Each time through the loop, the function grabs a copy of the
text property value from one option under test, and converts it to uppercase for the upcoming comparison. Before getting there, however, a statement assigns a value to the
nearest variable, depending on the sorting relationship between the accumulated string and the same number of characters at the start of the current option's text. As long as the option's text sorts after the accumulated string, the
nearest variable is assigned the value of the
i loop counting variable. Once the accumulated string no longer sorts before the option's text, the
nearest value stays the same in subsequent trips through the loop. Later, if necessary, this value is used to select the closest match to the accumulated string if there is no complete match.
One final test in the function looks to see if the accumulated string is at the start of the option's text. If it is, any previous timeout timer is cancelled. The time of the current event is stowed in the
typeAheadInfo.last property, and a new timer is started. Using the loop counter variable, the matching option's item is selected, and the function exits. The
select element may now process another
keydown event.
If the accumulated string doesn't match any of the options list, the
for loop continues to the end of the options, at which time it selects the nearest match. The
typeAhead object is reset, ready for the next series of typed characters from the user.
Open the example page to play with two versions of the same
select element (one set as a pop-up menu, the other as a pick list) wired with the
typeAhead() function. Click on, or tab to, one of the
select elements, and begin typing the first few characters of your favorite U.S. state. This code does not conflict or interfere with the native type-ahead behavior of other browsers.
The code shown above works with the
text property of an
option element object. For most lists, this is the desired way to go because typical users will be thinking about the text they see in the lists, rather than the perhaps cryptic codes assigned to the option values. But if your form is for specially trained users comfortable with the codes associated with plain-language listings, you could also allow type-ahead to work on the
value properties, rather than the
text properties. For example, order takers may be very familiar with stock-number codes associated with product names that appear in the option list, and prefer to use those as their type-ahead values. If you can assemble the
option elements such that the values are in alphabetical order, you can wire the code to work with the hidden values instead.
At this point in IE's evolution, we don't know if the browser engine predicted for the Microsoft Longhorn operating system will have native type-ahead built into the browser. But in the meantime, you can implement it for your IE5, IE5.5 and IE6 users.
Recipe 8.13 of JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook about using scripts to change
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property of the
typeAheadInfo object constructor function.
It's also possible that with so many options, the scripting bogs down with repeated fetches of the options for each keystroke. Perhaps rework the code to perform the retrieval just once (at onload time) and preserve the list in a global variable for faster subsequent retrievals.
delay property of the
typeAheadInfo object constructor function.
anime variable, I use the shortcut
{} object creation syntax, rather than
new Object() (see p.1172 of the DHTML Definitive Reference, 2nd ed.).
animatePolygon() function invokes
initSLAnime(), passing the elemID along to that function, where
anime.elemID is set to the value of
typeAhead() function that reads
var charCode = evt.keyCode;, add the following line:
if (charCode == 9) { return true; }
It might be possible depending on how rigid your page needs to validate (X)HTML.
Key lines to modify would be:
var selectOptions = selectElem.options;
txt = selectOptions[i].text.toUpperCase();
The righthand side of the first statement would be changed to return all optgroup elements of the select tag (
selectElem.getElementsByTagName("optgroup")). The righthand side of the second statement would be changed to read the id attribute of the optgroup (assuming you assign the keyed word(s) to each optgroup's id attribute).
That leaves what you do with the typeahead. Since the optgroup elements themselves are not selectable, you'll have to decide if the desired user interface is to select the first nested option. If so, you'll need to have a correlation somewhere between a particular optgroup element and the index value of its first nested option within the select element (i.e., to set the select element's selectedIndex property). You could do a custom attribute of the optgroup elements (thus breaking traditional validation), or perhaps create a pseudo-hash table which the typeahead function uses for lookup whenever it finds a match of the optgroup's id.
I don't know if this making any sense (I don't know your scripting skill level), and I haven't tried to implement my suggestions. But it's where I'd start to attack the problem.
typeAheadInfo.accumString += newChar;
if (typeAheadInfo.accumString.length < 2) { typeAheadInfo.accumString += newChar; }
if (typeAheadInfo.accumString.length > 2) { typeAheadInfo.accumString = typeAheadInfo.accumString.substr((typeAheadInfo.accumString.length - 2), 2); }
Obviously the script is now no longer general, as my 2-character limit is hard-coded in. Is there a better way to solve the original problem I had?
typeAheadInfo object (it's already a global, so no need to add more global vars to the mix), and let it preserve a reference to the currently active select element and invoke the event handler function. The
typeAheadInfo.reset() function execution is an appropriate time for the simulated onchange action to take place, as its execution signifies that the script is no longer waiting for a continuation of type-ahead entry.
function showChange(elem) {
alert("/'onchange/' execution for " + elem.id + " with value: " + elem.value + ".");
typeAheadInfo object definition with changes in bold:
var typeAheadInfo = {last:0,
changeEvent:function() {if (this.selectElem) {showChange(this.selectElem)}},
reset:function() {this.last=0; this.accumString=""; this.changeEvent(); this.selectElem=null}
typeAhead() function, add the following statement after the script obtains a reference to the select element:
typeAheadInfo.selectElem = selectElem;
typeAhead() function after the
charCode variable is set:
if (charCode == 9) {return}
var taInfo = {
reset:function() { this.last=0; this.charsTyped=''; }
function typeAhead() {
if(window.event && !window.event.ctrlKey && window.event.keyCode > 19) {
var now = new Date();
if(taInfo.charsTyped == '' || now - taInfo.last < taInfo.delay) {
var ddl = window.event.srcElement;
taInfo.last = now;
taInfo.timeout = setTimeout('taInfo.reset()', taInfo.delay);
taInfo.charsTyped += String.fromCharCode(window.event.keyCode).toLowerCase();
for(var i=0; i < ddl.options.length-1; i++)
if(ddl.options[i].text.toLowerCase().indexOf(taInfo.charsTyped) == 0)
{ ddl.selectedIndex = i; break; }
window.event.returnValue = false;
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i < ddl.options.length, not
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Might it be possible to ask why you are selling?
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We've just found out we're going to be Grandparents and want to be nearer the UK as a result. I know, we're way too young, but looking forward to him/her coming along x
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If we're still here, make sure to say hi - if anything, would be nice to put a face to a name.
Aris is on the back, whereas our apartment is on the front - the first one you come to, as you turn up from the main street at the bottom x
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In reply to kalymnos85200: Hi. I have messaged you, but received no reply? Paul.
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I did get back to everyone with photos etc as requested - used the talk21 address. Maybe you could check your spam box?
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If you are looking for a place in Kalymnos that's a walk up the hill from Grande Grotta and plenty other climbing sectors look no further. I live just up the road and this is in a perfect spot just outside Massouri with a view to die for and all the local amenities within walking distance whilst maintaining privacy from the masses. Chris
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In reply to Christopher Sykes: I would second that Chris great location ..
My floks have a place just down the rd ..I say have a place .. Really they are just looking after it for me until they croak !! :)
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Thanks for your interest, guys, but we've just sold the apartment x
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The market is at an important and difficult place. The materials, the techs and the oils all seem about to fall apart. Cisco's (CSCO) a prime example: It did the extraordinary and raised its dividend much higher than people had thought, and it went down! If Merck (MRK) were to raise its dividend that much, its shares would be through the roof.
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At the same time, on Monday the sellers came for the transportation stocks. The transports are the exact other side of Aetna (AET) and Humana. They are the enemy now -- suddenly just a group of stocks that can't react positively if we even get a down day or two in traffic.
Here's how I see it. Just when everyone is thinking the Federal Reserve has to tighten, the stocks are saying -- particularly the industrials -- that the economy has taken a step down. They can't flee the industrials enough. I know this. For Action Alerts PLUS, we run a diversified portfolio of companies that includes industrials and financials and techs, even as we are underweighted in the latter. These all need a modicum of growth. The market is saying we won't get it.
It's a bad omen for now. If you own economically sensitive stocks, despite the rally in Europe today I expect you to underperform. That's how things are setting up. They aren't going to change on a dime. The coloration has changed radically.
We all feel it. Just dancing around it.
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Are you suggesting this socialized, propped up, messed with, guberment supported market is difficult to connect with reality? Yes most of us already know that. I went to a grad business school for two years and spent I don't remember how many months learning to calculate share price. You can throw all that reality stuff out the window now. And now with the guberment attempting to keep the wealth folks fat and happy while they steal our freedom and our children's futures forever and give our autonomy up for the New World Order we all are scratching our heads and asking what's next. Well I have an idea. The market is being supported while the One World Economy becomes firmly entrenched. This market and the folks who are controlling our futures namely the Progressive Corporatists want to hold us in line until they no longer feel it necessary. So rock on Jim. How naive some "experts" can be never surprises me. When this will end is your guess and mine but eventually it will end but the result will not be anything we could imagine. Like Obama said "America will never look the same". To assume this unfathomable amount of debt is a calculation that can only be supported with the assumption a new world wide currency is a given. To pay off this debt would require a contraction for 25 years of suffering and major social upheaval. NO international economist is suggesting the lifestyle of the average American citizen will ever be as comfortable as the last 40 years. Corporatism is now the rule for the world. The busting of the present economic system is underway. We are like cattle herded into a small pen and fed sweet corn while we await the inevitable slaughter. We are now five years into this contraction and no where can I see the end yet. There will be no jobs recovery as high unemployment is necessary to maintain low wage and interest rates. There will be no housing recovery as food and fuel skyrocket there will be much less disposable income for housing. We are as the old song says, "slipping into darkness'. JMHO
So now Jim is pointing in the right direction. It's all a script. It's all strong surges, and a spiraling demise. The whole game will end when this bubble pops. And ridiculous as it seems, there will be so many people saying, "We had no idea this was going to happen!"
And the large Corps. will need to be bailed out...again.
We the people who are not in these corporations or in politics will be paying more and more.
Something needs to happen. I'd like to say vote in the right people, but I lost faith in our country's ability to do that last election.
I'm still steady stuffin' my mattress.
i would think a set of stocks based AROUND the "non-profit" medical insurance companies would perform well. so i'd follow blue cross-blue sheild and whoever are key to their success will be a useful investment.
except i'm still in mutual funds. yesturday i heard 2/3 of them underperformed the market last year. that shows how well the fund managers are at their own game.
Steve.....I was always displeased with MFunds managers in the past, when I had 401s or participated in IRAs with them involved.....Their success was sometimes "pitiful" compared to the S&P.
Their Tenure and Track records are all important, when choosing a Fund..
At least 80-90% of them are not "worth their salt." in a long term investment period...
I can normally beat 90% of them and their funds every year...And the "only fee" I charge is what I put in my own pocket...Plus my trading fees,commissions and management fees are far, far lower.
I only charge Miss Lilly a few good meals and a occassional roll in the hay...
We outperformed 99.3% of them in the 2008-2009 Debacle..
And I haven't been in Mutual Fund for about 12-13 years...BUT I HAVE THAT CHOICE ALSO.
Pick a great manager, not a good one.
NTU....I am so glad you "spent many months"....Learning how to "calculate share price."
I can use someone like you...
I usually "just simplfy that" by division of "Market Cap" and "Shares Outstanding."
Or checking on MSN, Yahoo, Seeking Alpha, Fidelity, etc, etc.
But when purchasing such shares at a given price or bid...
I employ about 4-6 indicators or other values...It usually works ??
Cramer is an entertainer of sorts, what a lot of his pay is based upon.
Whether we Do or Do Not make use of his suggestions are highly suspect, with this Group..
I personally still think he should dress up as "Krusty the Clown." good for laughs..
Every Pundit or Analyst, finds an Acorn in the Forrest ocassionally..
I like specifics more than guesses, for the most part..
Tell me where the Acorns are.....I will find them myself.....The Lil' Red Hen always did...
Well I take my "own" advice and buy more goldminer this morning and already $75-80 down on the purchase....I need to make better decisions....Just adding to accumulation..This trade was not cheap.
Sooner or later, it should pan out....Is that not what Gold does.??
They are Canadian, from Vancouver also.
Evil....Thanks a lot on Cobie Smulders....Ahhh, Cobie...ahhhh....Robin, my dear.
Did go on line, like Steve said.
She is hot...See she's got a boyfriend and baby....Toooo baaaad..
I would probably have trouble finding a MaXim mag from 2010, she was on the cover, eh.
Read about 4-5 Articles w/pics, about her.
Interesting given name "Jacoba" and the rest sounded Catholic...??
True Canuck from Vancouver....Started out modeling.
She's Aces in my book...Miss Lilly thinks she's funny too.
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TAYLORS FALLS, Minn. (AP) — A couple who planned to hold their wedding reception on an excursion boat cruising down the St. Croix River could wind up tethered to the dock because of the federal government shutdown.
Instead of a two-hour cruise on the river surrounded by fall colors, Kristianne Neeser, David Boroski and their wedding guests will likely remain docked at Taylors Falls Friday night because of the political bickering in Washington.
The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway is managed by the National Park Service which notified the owners of Taylors Falls Scenic Boat Tours that it must keep their boats off the river due to the government shutdown.
The bride is taking it all in stride.
"Either way, we're getting married," Neeser said. "Our family will be there. Friends will be there. It will be fine."
Scenic Boat Tour owner Amy Frischmon said she assumed operations would continue because they launch the boats from a private dock, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported (http://bit.ly/1hoAmea ).
Frischmon said she can't risk having her permit pulled, so all boat tours have been canceled and some employees have been told not to report to work. It's the first time the family-run business, which also runs Wild Mountain Ski Area in Taylors Falls, has laid off an employee in its 107 years.
"On a busy fall weekend, we have thousands of people who come out on the river," Frischmon said. "This weekend alone, we had a wedding booked, we had a full dinner cruise booked, we had two history cruises in the morning for two middle schools. It's just absolutely tragic."
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MILWAUKEE, WI (WTAQ) - Milwaukee's mayor wondered out loud Tuesday whether his city could get a fair shake from Republicans, as they get to set to adopt a new state budget.
Tom Barrett said it's "very easy" to take political shots at Milwaukee. He said it's a good way to use quote, "a divide-and-conquer mentality to isolate the largest city in the state."
Republican Governor Scott Walker recently said Milwaukee should focus more on growing its economy.
On Monday, GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Barrett let a lot of things go while he spent most of the last three years running for governor as a Democrat against Walker.
Vos said the city should become more efficient and reach out to suburban conservatives who are concerned about Milwaukee taxing itself "into oblivion."
Barrett retorted Tuesday that it's not leadership to tear down the state's largest city – and he questions whether Walker and Barrett really want to know what Milwaukee's unique issues are.
Milwaukee's Public Policy Forum has refused to blame local officials for the city's fiscal problems.
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The Rowhouse Grille
- Address:
1400 South Light Street
Baltimore, MD 21230Neighborhood:
Federal Hill
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Rowhouse Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://therowhousegrille.com/
- Phone: 4434387289
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 2:00am, Saturday and Sunday: 10:00am - 2:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Gastro Pub, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Tess Mosley
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Takeout
- Special Events: Please ask us about our chef's table
Getting there
- Public Transit: Charm City Circulator stops one block north of the Rowhouse (Ostend Street Stop).
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Non-permit parking available on select sections of Light Street. The West Street Parking Garage offers hourly parking options and is located two blocks north of The Rowhouse. Valet Friday and Saturdays Only!
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The Rowhouse Grille is Federal Hill's neighborhood tavern with worldly offerings. Our two bars and dining rooms provide the perfect casual environment in which to enjoy Executive Chef Tess Mosley's creative execution of American cuisine. With 16 taps in the house, the draft beer selection is consistently varied and changing, featuring craft beers both local and otherwise. Our house specialty is mussels prepared in classic French Bistro fashion, but in a variety of ever-changing broths. If you enjoy mussels, you do not want to leave without having them here. A given week's specials draw inspiration from fresh seasonal ingredients and evolve as the seasons unfold. Daily specials include discounted mussels on Mondays (and the debut of at least one broth), Half price bottles of wine and a fresh seafood dish on Tuesday. Join us Monday through Sunday, and see what a great neighborhood tavern can really be. If inquiring about the tasting bar, please call the restaurant to confirm.Continued
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The Rowhouse Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
37 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (31)fit for foodies (16)vibrant bar scene (10)good for groups (7)romantic (6)late-night find (5)great for lunch (5)hot spot (5)great for brunch (2)special occasion (2)kid-friendly (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Where have you been all my life!MareMagsVIPDined on 9/27/2014Made plans to attend after Book Festival-highlight of the day! DO NOT MISS the mussels with sundried tom sauce, mac n cheese or the turkey burger. Phenomenal. Housemade chips are both salty and sweet. A special sandwich of pulled pork was served on an outstanding torpedo roll that encased the fries, sauces, garnish and pulled pork. Rownuts are a stuffed doughnut dessert. The nutella almond joy is pure heaven. Great selection of icy beers too. Server was a delight as was the owner who stopped by our table. Already made another reservation. GO PEOPLE GO!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding foodSanateeDined on 9/13/2014All of our food was outstanding, especially the mussels which are available 5 different ways. Steak frites was perfectly cooked, tender and tasty. Service was great....primary server was assisted by other severs when needed. Good beer and wine selection. Only negative was a very loud college alumni group in adjacent room, but this is probably just an issue on football days.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, butmarcVIPDined on 9/3/2014the parking is terrible. Being located in a residential neighborhood with on street parking, is just part of the experience.Special Features:
- Mussels were OKKathyVIPDined on 9/1/2014We went to the Rowhouse Grille the day after Labor Day. They were out of almost everything on the menu AND the wine list! The mussels were well cooked, but the wine sauce was nothing special.
- Always enjoyDiner2VIPDined on 8/20/2014The Rowhouse has become our favorite bar that serves fresh food in baltimore. I heard they are getting outside seating and live entertainment. Can't wait for thatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Local FIndtrynewDined on 8/12/2014We went for Restaurant Week. The food was excellent. I had the Sweet Chili Salmon and my wife had the Roseda Farms Sirloin. The Chocolate Terrine was good but very small (the size of 2 postage stamps). Don't know if the size of desert was modified for Restaurant Week.Special Features:
- Delicious!ChadDined on 8/8/2014Salmon was amazing! Great Happy hour as well. We will be back next time we are in Baltimore.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Favorite BarRavensFan8511Dined on 8/8/2014My wife and I love this place -- intimate, but with outstanding service and delicious food. It's our #1 destination before Ravens games because of the great brunch items and wide beer selection. Put it this way, we're suburbanites. But, I an strongly considering moving to FedHill just so I can visit this place every day!Special Features:
- Fun Neighborhood PlacebellsterDined on 8/3/2014The neighborhood is fun and energetic. The food was excellent! Nice variety of foods, and every dish was perfection! The noise level is energetic, so not a place for a quiet dinner! Parking can be challenging, but the tasty food is wrth it!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/26/2014We could not make up our minds regarding what we wanted to eat. Our waiter was so patient with us. He was attentive but not pushy nor making us feel rushed. We were ordering our food one dish at a time but he really did not seem to mind. We have been there several times and always have excellent service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy!wimpygirlsDined on 6/7/2014The food was delicious and they had several interesting drinks - the Dark & Stormy was especially good. We went for dinner, but it looks like a great place to watch the game. Nice bar with windows opening right out into the street.Special Features:
- The following 158 reviews are from the The Rowhouse Grille reviews archive.
- SpecialsDiner2VIPDined on 5/5/2014We love the row house , and now they are starting to put more specials that are appealing to the regular customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday lunchhungrybmoreguyDined on 5/3/2014I enjoyed Saturday lunch there. I was hoping for brunch, but I didn't realize their brunch is only served on Sunday. Still, I enjoyed it and recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rowhouse dinnerStephanieDined on 4/26/2014The service was excellent, very accommodating as we changed our group size and they were very flexible. Several menu items were not available this particular time we visited. The orioles game was on so that we could watch from our seats which was very nice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comfortable and ReliablePhillyexpatsVIPDined on 3/21/2014We come here often and the food is always interesting and well prepared. Excellent salads. A cut above most of the other Federal Hill places. Noise level not bad on this visit, but it can be a problem with the wrong crowd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good happy hour drink prices.BonsoVIPDined on 3/14/2014Good happy hour drink prices. Happy hour food limited and tiny portions. Dinner was ok, service was good.
- Great food and serviceDiner2VIPDined on 3/12/2014We got the sweet chili salmon which was great and the steak special. Great chimmichurri sauce!!! Entrees were priced at $19/$20 which we thought was great for the quaility.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One bad shrimp dish spoils dinnertpetchyDined on 3/11/2014We were traveling through Baltimore and decided to use my newly downloaded OpenTable cell phone app to find a place to eat because we were unfamiliar with the city. It is a nice friendly local bar and grill. The food was good tasting and the service was great but I have to down vote it because of one of my pet peeves. I dislike any food that has the shrimp half pealed especially, when it is covered with a sauce. It's not bad when the shrimp is plain on the plate or hanging from a cocktail glass but when used in a recipe and covered in a sauce, it is just not right. How do you delicately take off the shell? Do you just cut it off and discard it? I ordered the Row Row Shrimp and every piece still had the shell firmly in place.Special Features:
- Just OKJ2014Dined on 3/4/2014Diner here while attending a conference. This is a nice neighborhood bar with dining room. Burgers were good but nothing special. Very small room to dine in as the upsatirs room was closed for painting.Special Features:
- Great food and serviceostrdmDined on 2/28/2014I always enjoy my dining experiences with The Rowhouse. The staff is very friendly and the other patrons always make it a comfortable atmosphere. This night was a little loud but we still had a nice time. I would recommend it to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly and attentive staff.KinsgirlVIPDined on 2/25/2014Friendly and attentive staff. Really nice neighborhood bar with lots of charm. Two of each ordered a steak entree. The food was adequate at best. The happy hour was definitely worth it - great bargains and I would come back again to try some of the appetizers but I probably won't have dinner there.Special Features:
- Restaurant Week, 2014emc417Dined on 2/23/2014My boyfriend and I went for brunch expecting a Restaurant Week deal because $15 brunch was advertised online. Although this was apparently not the case and the waitstaff had not heard of the deal, the meal was still very good. I've never had crunchy french toast before, definitely worth the trek down southSpecial Features:
- restaurant week dinnerwillemDined on 2/22/2014We had never heard of the restaurant but decided to try it out during restaurant week. We liked the idea there was valet parkingeven if we had to wait some time to get hold of the valet; it seemed to be a lot of work for just one guy. The waitress was wonderful and part of the reason we enjoyed the experience as much as we did was because of her. While she was very busy, she was also always very nice. The restaurant has a beautiful bar where you enter and we decided to check that one out sometimes in the not to distant future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first time thereanoninfedDined on 2/20/2014I was looking for a quiet little restaurant to have a dinner for 2. We were seated upstairs. The food was fantastic and the service was great too, but where we were seated wasn't what I was looking for. I had a clear view of the kitchen, which wouldn't be bad, but the overhead light was glaring back at me the whole time. And a group was seated near us that was really loud....especially for the seating area. I would absolutely go back though. Luck of the draw on the seats.Special Features:
- Went two nights in a rowFranVIPDined on 2/20/2014A friend invited me to dinner during restaurant week. It was so good I took my wife there the following night. It's Federal Hill, so parking can be a challenge. Orbit a few time then go to the parking garage on West Street.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Deaf groupKeithVIPDined on 2/14/2014Great Valentines Day event. Everyone in our group enjoyed every minute of the dining experience. The wild boar tenderloin was very good! We def will come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overall good but not val daysusanmkVIPDined on 2/14/2014I love Rowhouse. Mostly for their fantastic mussels. The absolute BEST. If you at all like them-- you'll love all the different ways they do it here. If you are going on Valentine's Day or any day they are busy and have a pre-fixe-- there will be NO mussels. Wha???? My request to management--- order as many mussels as possible on big holidays. If you run out--- OK. But why NO mussels on valentine's day? Also, I think we went here on new year's eve, same thing. It's like-- if we can't give it to everyone we'll give it to no one. I recommend this place all the time to people. I will never go on any holiday going forward, though, unless they change their policy of not having their absolute best primo dish available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So-so foodCityslickerVIPDined on 2/14/2014The food wasn't bad but it wasn't great. We dined there for valentines dinner. There was a prix fixe menu without any exceptions. My husband was late and I couldn't even order off the standard menu while I waited. Not even bread. My oysters were very good. But my lollipop lambchops were a little chewy and difficult to eat. My dessert unimpressive. With so few options you really expect the offerings to be exceptional.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceLindsDined on 1/17/2014My friend and I had a lovely time catching up over good food and nice wine. We'll definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemWK1fanVIPDined on 1/4/2014This was a great spot. They have valet parking on Friday and Saturday and that was a plus. Food was great! Will definitely eat there again.Special Features:
- Pleasant and RelaxedcvdinerDined on 12/21/2013The casual warmth of the Rowhouse Grill makes it a great place for a relaxing dinner. We had great rye Manhattans and our meals were ok - not great. The service was also ok but not great. That said it was very pleasant to be invited to stay as long as we liked once we were done eating. I'd go back for the pleasant atmosphere and reasonable prices (and that Manhattan!).Special Features:
- We were a little disappointedWmgldgVIPDined on 12/7/2013We were a little disappointed to find a new menu. My husband had his heart set on the chili glazed salmon which is no longer offered. He got the salmon dish that was on the menu and said it was still good, but not as good as the chili glazed. The onion soup was excellent. I got the eggplant parmesan which was very good and very filling - even though it was described as an appetizer portion. My only real complaint was that it was very cold in the restaurant so as much as we enjoyed the food, I couldn't wait to finish and leave so I could finally get warm! This is still one of our favorite places, so we will definitely return. The wait staff as always were very friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- great food, decent beer list.anonDined on 12/6/2013great food, decent beer list. quiet upstairs with bar scene downstairs. would definitely go here again. great for a date night, family outting, or just to grab a few drinksSpecial Features:
- Excellent FindTomLightVIPDined on 12/5/2013This was our first time to Rowhouse Grill and we loved it. The food was great and the service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice neighborhood "pub"OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 12/2/2013Staff was very friendly and the food was worth coming back, especially the seafood mac-n-cheese.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food, fun with friends, and valueProfessorKDined on 11/28/2013Just a wonderful, cozy and reasonable place to have a tasty meal, a good drink and to have the wait staff truly listen to you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great first time!BethDined on 11/23/2013We had a party of 12 and the service, food and atmosphere was great!!Special Features:
- dinner for twoWyecrabberDined on 11/22/2013Sangria was very good. Two entries were Jambalaya and salad plate. Both were very good. We cut ourselves short by only having a 90 minute window before the show at the hippodrome. This is the type of place where you want to relax and sit back. We were seated downstairs. Make sure you have reservations -- this placed filled up by 6:30. Will definitey go back again. Tory was our waitress and did a very job job taking care of us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, good pricesShelingassisDined on 11/16/2013We had a 6:30 Saturday night reservation and were seated on the upper level. The food was very good and well priced. When we arrived the bar downstairs was almost completely empty. When we left it was hopping. Our section in the front-upstairs was relatively quiet, so it was a nice place to have dinner. It can be louder in other sections. We would come here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Leave room for dessert.visitorDined on 11/13/2013Delicious burgers and don't miss the wonderful desserts ! (traditional caramel and vanilla croissant) Good (on tap) beer selections. Good place to eat and hang with a few friends. Great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Message from Randi: Looking ahead...
Message from Randi: Looking ahead
Latest JREF News
Written by James Randi
Thursday, 04 September 2014 14:21
As you now know, there are major changes taking place at the JREF.
We've been successful in our mission as an educational resource, but for some time we have felt that we could be doing more to make a difference, especially with regards to cultivating a new generation of critical thinkers. So, our prime focus for the future will be to build our educational content, and to develop more and greater opportunities to promote critical thinking in the classroom.
I also want to reassure you that, never fear, the Million Dollar Challenge lives on!
And, in exciting news, we are beginning to plan TAM 2015 -- our 13th! JREF Fellow and long-time volunteer Ray Hall has agreed to be the Program Chair for the next summer's meeting. Ray says to expect a full agenda of scientific skepticism, critical thinking, Sunday Papers, informative and inspirational talks, new insights, the warmth and family of the TAM community, and all the usual magic that is The Amazing Meeting.
Los Angeles Office Closed
Los Angeles Office Closed
Latest JREF News
Written by JREFAdmin Monday, 01 September 2014 14:13
In order to achieve cost-savings and greater efficiency, the Los Angeles office of the JREF has closed effective September 1, 2014. All operations have been moved to Falls Church, Virginia.
DJ Grothe is no longer with the JREF. James Randi has taken over as acting President.
This restructuring is part of an enhanced educational agenda aimed at inspiring an investigative spirit in a new generation of critical thinkers by engaging children and their parents, as well as educators and the general public, in how to think about the many extraordinary claims we hear every day.
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Still Amazing press from Miami Herald
Still Amazing press from Miami Herald
James Randi
Written by JREFAdmin
Saturday, 30 August 2014 16:26
A nice piece from the Miami Herald today:
At 86, James Randi is still amazing:
He has been a professional magician — The Amazing Randi — for more than seven decades, and the skeptical scourge of practitioners of the paranormal for more than four.
He escaped from a straitjacket dangling over Niagara Falls and survived. He chopped off goth-rocker Alice Cooper's head, and Cooper survived. He sent millionaire faith-healers into bankruptcy, ruined Israeli mentalist Uri Geller's act in front of a national television audience on The Tonight Show, and wrecked a government research project on psychic powers.
Have a look at the whole piece : http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/08/30/4316916/at-86-james-randi-is-still-amazing.html