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Job Vacancy Gapura Angkasa Management Trainee Program 2013
Lowongan Kerja Gapura Angkasa
About Gapura Angkasa
Gapura Angkasa is an independent ground service provider which was established in 1998. Gapura Angkasa offers greater competition in the local ground handling scene, providing airlines operating in Indonesia with an alternative choice in quality ground service, encompassing ramp, cargo & warehousing, passenger and baggage handling, flight operations and aircraft servicing
Entering our thirteenth year we have carved an important role in the local airport industry. As a joint venture company between Indonesia's national carrier, Garuda Indonesia and the country's two main airport authorities, PT. (Persero) Angkasa Pura I & II, we have always emphasized on the need for an all-round service improvement in the fields of service and performance, personnel and equipment.
With a professional commitment to our clients, we set our sights on being world class airport services, attaining a high standard of service and maintaining competitive pricing, at the same time earning a reputation for excellence among our clients.
Gapura Angkasa in 2013 invites high qualified candidates to fill the Management trainee Program 2013 with detail qualifications below:
Gapura Angkasa Management Trainee Program 2013
- Male / Female, healthy physical and spiritual (height & weight proportionate, not color blind, non-drug and other addictive substances);
- Age max. 25 years old to Strata 1 & 27 years old for Strata 2;
- A minimum GPA of 2.5 for all majors;
- The minimum TOEFL 500 (evidenced by a certificate / Toefl test results are still valid);
- Ability to operate a PC program (MS Office, Internet);
- Mastering English both oral and written;
- Have the ability to communicate well;
- Look attractive, friendly, sociable, active, agile, energetic;
- Able to work hard and has the motivation to develop themselves;
- Willing to be placed in the working area of PT. Gapura Angkasa
How to apply
For those who do not have a diploma because still in the process of passing and has completed all course activities, so please include the Certificate of Graduation.
Documents Attachment:
- Application letter addressed to: Personnel – PT. Gapura Angkasa
- Curriculum Vitae
- Recent photograph,
- Legalized copy of last diploma / graduation certificate,
- Photocopy of certificate / TOEFL test results, and
- Photocopy of ID card
Interested applicants may send detail resume online not later than March 31, 2013
Lowongan Kerja Gapura Angkasa by www.lo-ker.net


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I give credit to my husband for introducing me to a number of foods I had unintentionally excluded from my diet, including, but not limited to, kimchi, sardines, and pear lambic. Now, I love all three. The "new" food I most associate with my better half, however, is real maple syrup. Shortly after ... More >>
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I'm not gonna lie. I love me some DIY. But I also like things to look ... not horrendous. And when you're not an avid crafter (I have a toddler and a full-time job, people), there's a fine line between kitschy and cute, and, well, hot mess-y.
I decided to go DIY for the holidays this year. After an impromptu trip to Michaels, I was feeling creative, confident, and festive. And if I do say so myself, I think everything turned out quite nice. Bonus? I barely broke $30 on Christmas decorations this year.
Here are 6 cheap holiday decor crafts the most DIY-challenged can do.
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Love the photo background idea, and the little tree. I did a small vase with clippings from the christmas tree. I also repurposed some old canvas paintings (thrift stores and yard sales). I took the old canvas and used the images from large gift bags and mounted them on the canvases. I also found a scan of the original cover to "The Night Before Christmas" that I had blown up into a poster and I mounted it on a 20X18 canvas, love it!


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The following networking and educational opportunities will be available to Trainees, Residents, Post Doctoral Fellows, Clinical Fellows and Students attending the 2012 ACMG Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting.
Tuesday, March 276:00 pm - 7:00 pmWestin Charlotte Hotel
Wednesday, March 288:00 am - 9:30 amCharlotte Convention Center
Proposing a research project, writing a manuscript, and applying for a grant can be routine for senior faculty but can be difficult for trainees and junior faculty. This educational workshop will explore the Institutional Review Board process, applying for grants - including NIH grants, and getting a manuscript written and published. In addition, we will explore job opportunities in the academic environment and private sector.
Wednesday, March 2812:00 pm - 1:30 pmCharlotte Convention Center
Pre-Registration Required - Cost - Complimentary in advance; $25 on-siteRegistration for this afternoon session will include admission to the Exhibit Hall on Friday - open 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
With our growing understanding of the role of genetics in disease, there is an urgent need for health care professionals trained to interpret and utilize complex genetic and genomic information for optimal patient care in clinical, laboratory and other settings.
This special session for undergraduate, graduate and medical students will:
Moderator: Raye L. Alford, PhD, FACMG, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX
1:15pm - 2:15 pm: "A Day in the Life of a Medical Geneticist" Speakers: Mira Irons, MD, FACMG, Children's Hospital Boston, Boston, MAThomas W. Prior, PhD, FACMG, Ohio State University, Columbus, OHMichelle A. Fox, MS, CGC, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
2:15pm - 2:45 pm: "Training Pathways to Careers in Medical Genetics" Speakers: Miriam G. Blitzer, PhD, FACMG, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MDErynn Gordon, MS, CGC, Coriell Institute for Medical Research, Camden, NJ
2:45 pm -3:15 pm: "Realizing the Promise of Personalized Medicine: Integrating Genetic and Genomic Information and Technology into Medical Practice" Speaker: Michael F. Murray, MD, FACMG, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm: Refreshment Break
3:45 pm - 4:15 pm: "Transformation of the Medical Genetics Laboratory: Integrating Advanced Genetic and Genomic Technologies into the Detection of Genetic Variations and the Molecular Diagnosis of Genetic Susceptibilities" Speaker: Wayne Grody, MD, PhD, FACMG, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA
4:15 pm - 4:45 pm: Student and Trainee Panel Discussion with Audience Questions & AnswersPanelists: TBA.
4:45 pm - 6:00 pm: Reception with RefreshmentsSpecialty tables staffed by practicing geneticists and laboratory specialists will provide students an opportunity to learn more about the specialty of medical genetics and its various training pathways.
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Can the shortage of doctors be solved using an adaptation of the third law of supply and demand?
The third law of supply and demand states "If demand remains unchanged and supply increases, a surplus occurs, leading to a lower equilibrium price."
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_and_demand )
If we increased the rate of new doctors entering medicine (using mechanisms such as but not limited to; subsidizing doctors education, further compartmentalizing aspects of health care etc ) until we reached a surplus state then would waiting times and the cost of healthcare go down accordingly?
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Karmel BlueSep 17 2013: In Australia the entry score for studying medicine is something like 97%. I believe that is too high a score and we miss many studying. Something a bit lower like 94%.
I believe it is not just the academic score that makes a good doctor, other things like not believing the drug companies, not taking their gifts or research overseas trips etc. commonsense and experience maketh a doctor.
The fact it takes something like 6 years is a long time to survive without pay, so are we excluding those brilliant people with 97% but not the wealthy parents to support them thru study ? Definitely a percentage of students should be subsidized.
Often when I go to the doctor I do not need a doctor, and could well do with a Practice nurse. My doctor's regular nurse (she is not a Nurse Practitioner which is extra study on a nurse) is often better advised than my doctor and I often seek her input too.
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Washington, DC, United States (4E) – The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) on Wednesday announced that former treasury secretary Timothy Geithner would join the think tank later this month.
Geithner, who was 75th U.S. treasury secretary, was holding a senior position at CFR more than a decade ago.
He will work from the organization's headquarters in New York.
"Both at Treasury and at the New York Federal Reserve, Tim was a tireless, creative, and responsible custodian of the public trust. His coming to CFR only strengthens our capacity to produce thoughtful analysis of issues at the intersection of economic, political, and strategic developments," said CFR President Richard Haass.
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Skyway Bridge
This $4.2-million pedestrian overpass provides safe passage for Daytona International Speedway's race fans. The structure was named in memory of Earnhardt, who was killed in a crash on the last turn of the speedway in 2001. Plaques honoring Dale Earnhardt are located on both ends of the bridge.
James & Hazel Gates Woodruff Memorial Bridge
Delray Beach
Marking the entrance to Morikami Japanese Gardens, the bridge was erected in memory of Mrs. Woodruff, a lover of Japanese gardens, by her husband, a U.S. Naval Commander and veteran of Pearl Harbor.
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Florida Keys
At a total length of 35,862 feet or 6.79 miles, the present seven-mile-bridge connects Vaca Key to Bahia Honda in the Lower Keys and has attracted many filmmakers. Its "Hollywood credits" include True Lies, 2 Fast 2 Furious and License to Kill.
Duck Key
Visitors to the Keys are usually unaware that a favorite refuge of Harry S. Truman was Duck Key and the Indies Inn, now known as Hawk's Cay Resort.
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Jessica Alba is expecting another bundle of joy!
Moments ago, the Fockers star took to her Facebook page to announce that she is pregnant with her second child. "It's been a while since I've been on FB & I thought I'd drop by to let you all in on some exciting news>Honor is going to be a Big Sister!"
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This location is in Independence. The closest park is Adair Park.
Nearby schools include Voy Spears Junior Elementary School, William Yates Elementary School and Creative World Elementary School.
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- Self-help book brings coaches, teams around country onto the 'energy bus'
- Missouri football's Jimmie Hunt returns to form after rough 2013 campaign
- Alabama offense sets school record for yards through three-game span
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3 (HealthDay News) -- A drug approved to help
staunch bleeding in people with hemophilia raises the risk of heart
attacks and stroke when it's used to stop life-threatening bleeding
due to other conditions, such as trauma or surgery, a new study
Despite the nearly twofold rise in risk of dangerous clots that
form inside blood vessels and cause heart attacks and stroke in
those without hemophilia, researchers said doctors should use the
information to carefully weigh the risks and benefits of using the
drug, called recombinant activated factor VII (rFVIIa), for any
"off-label" use.
"If you are a physician confronted with a patient with excessive blood loss, and you have done everything you can and this patient is almost dying because of the bleeding, it's quite acceptable to give the drug even if it's associated with a risk of thrombosis [clotting]," said study author Dr. Marcel Levi, a professor of Medicine at University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. "On the other hand, if you are confronted with a patient who has less than excessive blood loss and you can try other things, then the twofold increased risk of thrombosis is considerable and I would not give the drug."
The study is published in the Nov. 4 issue of the
New England Journal of Medicine.
What makes the study so unusual is that the drug maker, Novo
Nordisk, gave researchers access to unpublished data on the drug
and its potential side effects, said Dr. Louis Aledort, a professor
of medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, who
wrote an accompanying editorial.
"The company is to be congratulated," Aledort said. "It would be really great if other companies would do the same so that clinicians thinking about using it a drug in an off-label setting would have all the information at hand so they could make the right decision, which is benefit vs. risk."
rFVIIa was approved about 10 years ago by the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration for use in people with hemophilia. Hemophilia is a
group of blood disorders in which the blood doesn't clot properly,
raising the risk of prolonged bleeding, internal bleeding and
bleeding into the joints.
Increasingly, the drug has also been used for so-called
"off-label" use, or to treat conditions not expressly licensed by
the FDA, Aledort said. While it is legal for physicians to use a
drug in this way, a drug's maker cannot promote its use for
anything but the condition for which it is approved.
Such "off-label" uses include stopping brain bleeds and
staunching bleeding during surgery due to trauma or advanced liver
disease, according to the study.
Despite it's effectiveness in stopping bleeding and promoting
beneficial clotting, there have been reports of complications,
including heart attacks and stroke.
In the study, researchers looked at 35 published and unpublished
studies on off-label usage of rFVIIa to treat or prevent bleeding.
The studies involved more than 4,100 people who experienced
excessive bleeding, some of whom were given rFVIIa and some who
weren't. Overall, about 11 percent experienced arterial thrombosis,
most often a heart attack, unstable angina (a precursor to a heart
attack) or stroke.
About 5.5 percent of those who received rFVIIa experienced
arterial thrombosis, compared to 3.2 percent of those who were
given a placebo.
About 2.9 percent of those who received rFVIIa had a heart
attack compared to about 1.1 percent given a placebo.
The risk of dangerous clots rose with age. Among those 65 and
older, 9 percent of those given rFVIIa experienced arterial
thrombosis compared to 3.8 percent given a placebo. For those 75
and up, rates rose to 10.8 percent and 4.1 percent,
There was no increased risk of venous thrombosis, such as clots
in the legs or lungs (pulmonary embolism).
"The company helped us. They opened their files. They showed us unpublished data on complications. It's exemplary that the company did this," Levi said. "Usually companies keep that information a little bit obscure."
Aledort said this type of research should serve as a template
for the rest of the pharmaceutical industry to follow. "It was very
brave of the company," he said.
More information
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Counseling Center Tip of the Week: Take Stock at Semester End
Posted: 5/13/2013 - *What went well this year?
*What accomplishments are you most proud of?
*What skills and abilities did you sharpen and make your own?
*What didn't go as well as you expected?
*Without harsh judgment, why?
*What needs to change to improve your performance in the future?
*Write a reasonable, specific and measurable goal for the coming year.
*What help do you need to accomplish that goal?
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Women's Health
Understanding Breast Problems -- The Basics
Breast Self-Exams and Mammograms continued...
A breast self-exam is easiest in the shower, using soap to smooth your skin. Look for dimpling. Using light pressure, check for lumps near the surface. Use firm pressure to explore deeper tissues. Squeeze each nipple gently; if there is any discharge -- especially if it is bloody -- consult your doctor.
Any time you find a new or unusual lump in your breast, have your doctor check it to make sure it is not cancer. Most lumps are harmless. The best test for distinguishing a cyst from a solid tumor is ultrasound; a needle biopsy may also be done.
Mammograms -- detailed X-ray pictures of the breasts -- can reveal tumors too tiny to be felt by hand. There is disagreement as to when a woman should start getting mammograms: Some doctors say between ages 35 and 40; others say not until age 50. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends yearly mammograms starting at age 40. The National Cancer Institute recommends a mammogram every 1 to 2 years, starting at 40. If you have a family history of breast cancer, especially in your mother or sister, your doctor may want you to start them earlier. Three-dimensional mammograms, to be used along with traditional digital mammograms, are also available in some screening centers.
Breast Pain
Breast pain can have many causes, including the normal swelling of breast tissue during the menstrual cycle. Other causes include infection or injury; growths, including cancer; and perhaps diet.
The general swelling of breast tissue with your period can be painful, but it is not dangerous, and no treatment is necessary if you can tolerate the discomfort. Each monthly cycle brings about changes in hormones, including more estrogen and progesterone, that bring more fluid into the breasts, expanding tissue, stretching nerve fibers, and causing pain. Some women have this painful swelling just before their periods, with symptoms easing near the end of the menstrual flow. Others have it as a side effect of birth control pills.
Trauma and infection in the breast have the same symptoms you would see elsewhere in your body. Infections tend to become walled off from surrounding tissue, producing small abscesses. This may give them the appearance of cysts. If you think you have an infection, see your doctor. Your doctor will usually prescribe antibiotics, although many times the infection will come back and may require the removal of the infected tissue.
Cysts may produce pain, but breast cancer rarely does -- although pain does not rule out the possibility of cancer.
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A real classic, this MA-1 bomber style jacket is one of our most popular military jackets. This Sage Green flight jacket provides you with the warmth, comfort and style enjoyed by the military. This winter coat has a reversible orange lining and a poly fiber fill that is guarenteeed to keep you warm on cold winter days. The Olive Drab military jacket has several pockets to keep your essentials close, and makes a great uniform jacket as well. Don't pass up the opportunity to buy one of these Olive Drab MA-1 Military Flights Jackets for your favorite man in uniform today!
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Chalet Alpine Rose
It is a small but cosy chalet with ensuite shower and wc plus kitchenette. There is a table with leather chairs and the option of double or twin beds.
Outside there is a terrace with table and chairs.
Chalet Alpine Rose is located in 1000 sq metres of private peacefull gardens on the sunny side of the Chamonix valley. The town centre is only two minutes walk away by footpath and the nearest cablecar five to ten minutes walk. The walking and biking trails are accessed in five minutes, the nearest climbing is also five minutes away and the leisure complex with outdoor pool and tennis is five to ten minutes walk away.
There is free wifi and parking.
Fully equiped kitchen, hob, fridge and microwave. Sauna and washing machine available when booked with Chalet Apartment Chamonix.
Located in a quiet secluded residential area at the end of a private road offering incredible views of alpine peaks such as the Aiguille Du Midi and Mont Blanc its superb location offers easy two minute access by footpath into the centre of Chamonix. Located on the sunny side of the awesome Chamonix Valley the gardens are a haven for wildlife such as woodland birds and red squirrels with the occasional visits from foxes, wildcats, deer, badgers and sanglier.
Available with Chalet Apartment Chamonix to accommodate groups of up to 9 people and with Chalet Apartment Chamonix Coeur Des Alpes to sleep 18 people.
-Self catering exclusive use sleeping 2 people.
-Option of double or twin beds.
-Kitchen with hob, fridge/freezer, microwave grill/oven and tea/coffee making facilities.
-Table with leather chairs.
-Extra bed (folding) on request or baby cot.
-En-suite shower, washbasin and toilet.
-Electrically heated.
-Free high speed wifi.
-Linen, towels and all fuel costs included.
-Private parking in the Chalet gardens.
-The chalet is strictly non-smoking.
- Pets are welcome under certain conditions and by prior arrangement.
-Available with Chalet Apartment Chamonix to sleep 9 people.
-Sauna (when booked with Chalet Apartment Chamonix)
-Washing Machine (when booked with Chalet Apartment Chamonix)
Current Promotions for Chalet Alpine Rose:
barbecue, cot/highchair, garden, pets allowed, private parking (open), wifi (free public area)
-Please note that departure time is before 10am and arrival time after 4pm. We are happy however to adapt to diverse arrival and departure times on request, so for example, although the property may not be ready before 4pm we still can store bags and offer somewhere to change if you arrive on an early flight and would like to go off skiing. Likewise if your flight is leaving late on your last day we will store your bags before your departure allowing you to fully use the day. For long weekends and short breaks the last day is included so there is no pressure to vacate the chalet early if you are leaving Chamonix at the end of the day.
-The price is inclusive of all power costs, high speed WIFI plus in resort support, meet, greet and check out.
The accommodation will be cleaned and beds made with pressed linen before arrival.
-This chalet is owner managed and is set in the grounds of Chalet Apartment Chamonix which contains our owner accommodation so we will be there to meet you and will always be on hand to offer advice and support. We also will be very pleased to share our local knowledge with you to ensure you get the best from your stay.
-We can organise airport transfers from Geneva Airport, plus ski/board hire and independant ski lesson plus mountain guiding.
-We provide an end of stay clean included in the cost of your stay except for the kitchen area, however we thank you in advance for your courtesy in delivering back the chalet in the same tidy and presentable condition at the start of your holiday for the benefit and respect of both the owners and incoming guests.
Resort & location information:
Resort name: Chamonix
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Tom Waits: "My kids are starting to notice I'm a little different from the other dads. "Why don't you have a straight job like everyone else?" they asked me the other day. I told them this story: In the forest, there was a crooked tree and a straight tree. Every day, the straight tree would say to the crooked tree, "Look at me…I'm tall, and I'm straight, and I'm handsome. Look at you…you're all crooked and bent over. No one wants to look at you." And they grew up in that forest together. And then one day the loggers came, and they saw the crooked tree and the straight tree, and they said, "Just cut the straight trees and leave the rest." So the loggers turned all the straight trees into lumber and toothpicks and paper. And the crooked tree is still there, growing stronger and stranger every day."
Пусть старая джинса давно затерта до дыр,
Пускай хрипит раздолбанный бас.
Не стоит прогибаться под изменчивый мир,
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Mystery Man: At your house. Don't you remember?
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Mystery Man: Of course. As a matter of fact, I'm there right now.
Fred Madison: What do you mean? You're where right now?
Mystery Man: At your house.
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" I'm sorry, but I don't want to be an emperor. That's not my business. I don't want to rule or conquer anyone. I should like to help everyone, if possible, Jew, gentile, black man, white. We all want to help one another. Human beings are like that. We want to live by each other's happiness — not by each other's misery. We don't want to hate and despise one another.
In this world there is room for everyone. And the good earth is rich and can provide for everyone. The way of life can be free and beautiful, but we have lost the way. Greed has poisoned men's souls, has barricaded the world with hate, has goose-stepped us into misery and bloodshed. We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in. Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want. Our knowledge has made us cynical. Our cleverness, hard and unkind. We think too much and feel too little. More than machinery we need humanity. More than cleverness we need kindness and gentleness. Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost.
The aeroplane and the radio have brought us closer together. The very nature of these inventions cries out for the goodness in men, cries out for universal brotherhood, for the unity of us all. Even now my voice is reaching millions throughout the world — millions of despairing men, women and little children — victims of a system that makes men torture and imprison innocent people. To those who can hear me, I say — do not despair. The misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed — the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress. The hate of men will pass, and dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people and so long as men die, liberty will never perish. "
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Eugene, OR (Sports Network) - The Oregon Ducks got 35 points from their bench as they cruised to an 87-35 victory over the Idaho State Bengals at Matthew Knight Arena.
Damyean Dotson led the way for Oregon (8-1) with 12 points, while Arsalan Kazemi, Tony Woods and Dominic Artis all scored 11. Willie Moore dropped eight points off the bench after not scoring in the previous four contests. Oregon won the rebounding battle by a large margin, 47-19.
Melvin Morgan was the lone Bengal in double figures with 11 points. Idaho State (1-6) shot just 27.9 percent as a team.
The Bengals led 5-4 in the early going before Oregon ran off 17 straight to take a commanding 21-4 lead. The Ducks kept their foot on the pedal and closed the half with a 33-11 run. They shot 20-of-31 from the floor and led 54-16 after the first period.
ISU continued to struggle from the floor in the second half as the Bengals shot 6-of-24 primarily against the Ducks' reserves. E.J. Singler led the Ducks with 25 minutes played while three members of the Bengals played 34 minutes or more.
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Keynesian Economic Theory, The Beast That Won't Die.
Sunday night of this week, I had the opportunity to sit down and have a political discussion with three college students. My interest in the topic of conversation was piqued when I overheard one of them positing the theory that we could balance our budget by gutting military spending. His contention was that we would be able to perform what ever social welfare programs we needed here with the savings from a bloated and unnecessary standing armed forces. It seems that last semester, he took a course in macro-economics at Case Western University. I illustrated the University for this reason. Case Western is typically listed near the top of most lists. It is usually in the same league as the Ivies. The academic requirements are very stringent, and the reputation of the University as a top notch place for children to get educated is solid. That being said, I was somewhat surprised that a student who had just finished a course in macro would be parroting the often discredited theory of Keynesian Economic Dogma. How is it possible, that we are still teaching this model to our students a full 80 years after it has been proven to be disastrously wrong? Do his parents realize that they are shelling out 50 grand a year to teach their child crap? More importantly to me, why won't the Keynesian theory die? The Keynesian's are like zombies from the classic George Romero movies, the, "Living Dead," films. Mindless creatures moving slowly which can't be killed but just move about the business of slowly consuming every sentient person in town.
Here is my theory. The Keynesian school of thought is wildly popular with politicians. This provides a terrific sounding collection of big words which justifies irresponsible behavior. Politicians love spending other people's money. They love providing pork projects to those who got them elected. They love spreading favors around to get re-elected. They love having a group of psychophants around to pour adulation upon them. What they don't love is the accountability that comes along with irresponsible spending. They don't love their constituency noticing that reckless spending has horrendous economic results.
Enter Lord John Maynard Keynes. His theory says, go ahead and spend money you don't have, it'll be good for the economy. It doesn't even matter what you spend it on, the stimulative effect will be the same no matter what. Even though it has never worked, we can trot it out and get the voters on board because it all sounds very cool. People like to be told, here is your share of a new, albeit a nonexistent pie, and you will get it for free. The problem of course is that it is not free. The deficit in this country is crippling, and the solution is to stop spending wildly asinine amounts of money on crap we don't need or want. Unfortunately though, our political leaders are addicted to power and the fruits of our labor. So like an alcoholic who is told that a glass of wine every day is good for his/her heart, Politicians will try to convince us that the way out of debt is to spend even more money we don't have. Make no mistake about it though, Keynesian Economic Policy is nothing more than our old friend, the Broken Window Fallacy, rearing it's ugly head once again.
Will somebody please kill off all of these gosh darned zombies already.
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NewsChannel 11 found a disturbing discovery on the video sharing web site YouTube. It is a fight between two young girls that looks real, and the person who posted the video claims it was shot in Lubbock's Clapp Park.
While we here at NewsChannel 11 cannot verify whether the video is real or not, Lubbock Police say they are taking it seriously. Police tell us that at the very least, the people in the video could be charged with a misdemeanor for fighting in a public park, but depending on how the situation came about, those involved could face more serious charges.
"Any fighting in public is a Class C Misdemeanor; they can be charged with that in municipal court," Lt. Scott Hudgens said.
"If somebody gets injured, we'd have to look at that and see what the motives were and see if maybe a more serious crime has been committed," Hudgens continued.
The fight looks like a violent attack between two young girls, punching, scratching, and clawing at each other, and in the background it appears a group of people are watching the fight, allegedly in Lubbock's Clapp Park at 46th Street and Avenue U.
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"I looked at the You Tube site once I became aware of this, and there seems to be quite a number of videos of this nature on there from all across the country," Hudgens said.
The two girls appear to stop after two rounds, and one appears hurt. Police hope this isn't a new trend starting in the Hub City.
"It's apparently something new to Lubbock, and hopefully it's not going to get any larger. The last thing we want is for someone to get hurt just because they want to be on YouTube," Hudgens said.
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So i've just finished watching the season finale and sth doesn't seem to be very logical to me. Maybe i misunderstood it somehow or may be it was actually a mistake???
The thing is we know that stefan was turned in 1864 and he became a "ripper" ... but not until lexi came along and helped him to be "good stefan". It was during the civil war or at its end so around 1865-66 i supposed. So stefan was supposed to remain like that, i mean with humanity ever since, right? But then klaus said that he wiped out an entire village in 1917, about 50 years after the 1864 event. So even after lexi's help stefan was still vicious? Or shall i understand like he still struggled with his nature half of century later? Or is there a real mistake?
I mean i'm clueless here so please give me a reasonable explanation. Thanks :)
Didn't Klaus also ask Stefan "Sound familar?" (or something to that effect) after teling that story? I think it was just Klaus referring to the kind of person that Stefan used to be by giving an example of another vampire.
That's just my guess though. It is possible that, like you said, he struggled with that nature of himself after meeting Lexi. I have a feeling they might be giving us some nice flashbacks in season 3, so maybe we'll find out then :)
What @drich was right he got it right exactly Klaus specifically said that this vampire (Stefan) was on again off again as he struggled to regain his humanity and that Klaus like the OFF side more than the ON side when he would switch his emotions on and off. Klaus was simply referring to what Stefan would become when he switched all his emotions off.


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I would like the option to view VERTICALLY an individual channel's lineup.
It would allow us to quickly see a channel's line-up for the evening instead of scrolling to the right in half hour
For example, I'd like to be able to view NBC's channel line-up this way...
7:00 PM Extra
7:30 PM Access Hollywood
8:00 PM Minute to Win It
10:00 PM Law & Order: SVU
11:00 PM News
11:35 PM The Tonight Show
12:37 PM Late Night With Jimmy Fallon
...instead of listed horizontally.
7:00 PM Extra / 7:30 PM Access Hollywood / 8:00 PM Minute to Win It / 10:00 PM Law & Order: SVU
The vertical view would be particularly helpful when viewing a premium channel's movie line-up.
I think I had this ability when I had Comcast. The vertical view can be activated on TVGuide.com
when you click on the channel #.
As far as databases, etc. go, it's known as pivot, or twist. It's available as a feature in IMG 1.9, I believe.
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What's Cooking This Weekend?
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Happy weekend everyone! What are your cooking plans this weekend? Eggs on the menu? I've been playing around with fluffy egg nests, and plotting a spinach and chicken sausage casserole for weekend brunch. What about you? We hope there's something happy and good cooking in your kitchen this weekend!
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I'm making the Weekend Apple Pancake you featured in your "15 Sweet and Savory Apple Recipe post." We haven't made Dutch Pancakes in a while and I'm really excited.
I grilled up some chicken thighs... http://lifewithlampnsofa.com/2012/09/06/grilled-maple-mustard-chicken-thighs/
and tomorrow to go with all your egg posts I'm doing baked potatoes stuffed with roasted veggies...
I'm going to give Baked Eggs en Cocotte a try. Your post from earlier this week has got me excited to put my neglected ramekins back into service. I will also cook something large that will serve as leftovers for lunches and dinners this week. Haven't figured that out yet.
tonight: grilled potato sacks, skirt steak, green beans, bruschetta and salad
tomorrow: peach pie, cookies and some sort of easy one pot dinner to bring to friends who just bought a house
sunday: frittatas, bacon and mimosas for homemade brunch!
I'm doing a classic lazagne for a friends anniversary party. Also I'm so glad egg week is over. I would love to love eggs but I hate them. So sad.
quinoa chickpea salad: http://foodforthoughtlinds.blogspot.ca/2009/09/tabouleh-salad.html with some of that avocado ice cream that you recently posted for dessert :)
Tomorrow is a work day for everyone in my household, so there won't be much cooking happening then, but on Sunday I'm heading over to a good friend's place so that we can roast peppers (over an actual fire!) to pickle and can. And I'm planning to bring pizza dough with me...
And I might also make something eggy for brunch, I suppose. ;)
The fam has requested heavy rotation of their favorites and no trying weird stuff from thekitchn. Crazy fam: they demand vegan gumbo, which I heard about on thekitchn. Vegan gumbo they shall have. On the egg front: a Spanish tortilla. Oatmeal-craisin cookies for next week's lunchboxes. Pear muffins were also demanded (and originally found here). Broccoli will be roasted. Yelllow squash will be sauteed and poured over pasta. No R&D.
Ratatouille. It's that time of year, the kitchen is full of onions, garlic, eggplant, tomatoes and peppers.
Been eating out all weekend... spending some time at home today prepping for the week. A big pot of potato corn chowder, a big salad, putting some chicken thighs in the slow cooker for Mondays dinner and to have as lunches during the week, and maybe some cookies too. Tonights dinner is steaks and veggies on the grill... gotta use it while we still can!
Spent Saturday learning how to do cyclocross, so no cooking. Today I'll be trying out the new cuisinart by making pie crust. I've completely failed at this in the past when doing it by hand, so here's hoping! The husband is making meatballs using sausage meat as the base and it smells delicious. For this week's lunches, salmon in mustard vinaigrette and some sort of quinoa salad thingie.
I'm so glad that here in NYC, we're getting some less humid, less hot weather. Makes it easier to cook and enjoy it.
For a football snack, I made The Kitchn's Roasted Jalapeno Lime Hummus, which was DELICIOUS. I decided to tiptoe into accepting that Fall is on our doorstep (in Boston anyway), and I made tomato sauce and meatballs over spaghetti squash one night and roasted cauliflower and garlic soup another night.
Cmcinnyc, how was that Vegan gumbo?? I'd LOVE to check out that recipe -- I'm predicting lots of grains and okra, perhaps? Already hungry ...
I actually made my first frittata this weekend, courtesy of Gwyneth Paltrow's lovely "My Father's Daughter" book. I added her slow-roasted tomatoes, lots of fresh basil, and some lovely mozzarella and parmesan cheeses. Even my would-be-a-carnivore-if-he-could-get-away-with-it boyfriend loved it!


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Lakers' Cook sprains ankle, McKie has back spasms
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The season opener is less than two weeks away, and the Los Angeles Lakers' injury problems are getting worse.
Brian Cook and Aaron McKie were the latest Lakers to be injured, and it's possible neither will play in Thursday night's exhibition game against the Los Angeles Clippers at Staples Center.
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She's hoping to become a history teacher after college.
Let's meet Kyleen Anderson, the top graduate at Sawyer, in tonight's Student Spotlight.
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Tonight was the Giants annual Autism Awareness Night. We hope to raise awareness about this developmental disorder that affects more children than childhood cancer, juvenile diabetes and pediatric aids combines. We were proud to have joined with Autism Speaks, The ARC San Francisco, and ANOVA and Will "The Thrill" Clark presented a check for $10,000 to preselected autism charities.
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Re: 1958 Coup? (Iraq)
I don't know what the heck I just dug up (I know enough similar stories so can assume - how some wealthy expat community of Middle East is narrating their version of history - from place like London etc - but)
It's just -
The 1958 coup d'état was not the first upheaval in Iraq's modern political history, which has been marked by nationalist fervor, ethnic uprisings, tribal conflicts, palace treacheries, warfare and deadly oppression. In the monarchy's 37 years, the government cabinet was shuffled more than 50 times. Scholars have offered a catalog of reasons why antiquity's "cradle of civilization" has been so unstable. Some blame geography, pointing out that Iraq, which covers some 168,000 square miles, has a mere 12 miles of shoreline, on the Persian Gulf, making it the most landlocked—and culturally isolated—nation in the Middle East. Others tie Iraq's "bloody history," as many have described it, to the preponderance of groups vying for power. The rivalry goes deeper than Arab versus British, however, or Sunni versus Shiite versus Kurd.As the Kurdish analyst Siyamend Othman said this past November, the "history of Iraq has been conditioned, if not determined, by the conflict between city and countryside," meaning the conflict between an emerging educated class around major urban areas and the old semiliterate rural sheikhdoms.
Britain's experiment in nation-building failed partly because it did not unify the disparate factions, says Charles Tripp, a British citizen and author of the 2000 book, A History of Iraq. Instead, Britain seeded unrest by relying on the Sunni minority to run the military and civil service and also by subordinating the northern, Kurdish territory. In addition, he says, Britain's decision to allow tribal sheikhs to maintain order in rural areas heightened tensions by "treating Iraqi society as a collection of groups rather than individuals." But Adeed Dawisha, an Iraq-born historian and author of Arab Nationalism in the Twentieth Century, suggests that Britain failed mainly because it granted Iraq too little autonomy. "From the establishment of the constitutional monarchy in 1921 all the way to its fall in 1958," Dawisha says, "it was very clear that none of the Iraqi governments could carry out any policy against British opposition. And I would put oil [policies] at the top of the list. Oil sales served the interests of Britain, not Iraq."
Iraq's Unruly Century: Ever since Britain carved the nation out of the Ottoman Empire after World War I, the land long known as Mesopotamia has been wracked by instability
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Smithsonian magazine, May 2003
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Is our age of innovation actually an age of stagnation?
Sure, there's been plenty of innovative ideas and solutions recently and over the past 20 years. The internet and, as an addition to it, mobile has brought us a lot of useful innovations that changed the way we live and do business. If you only think about how much easier our life and especially doing business has become through E-Mail and online banking for example. but this is the point: All the big innovations that took place over the last decades have been linked to IT, internet and mobile, while other areas of greatest importance see a surprising stagnation, especially if you take into account that todays computing power should accelerate innovations in these other fields too. Take the automobile and aircraft industry: We're basically driving the same cars (from a technological point of view) and flying in the same planes as we did fifty years ago. No doubt, there has been progress in safety, comfort and fuel consumption, but this seems to be slow development, what's lacking is any disruptive innovation. So, is a lot of the stuff thats labelled innovation actually "product development", which in my oppinion, usually doesn't qualify as innovation? How to foster disruptive innovations in these fields?
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John SmithSep 29 2012: If you look at when the cars and planes were being changed, they were providing us with something we didn't have before. As of now, we can already go from one side of the planet to the other without stopping, so innovation in that area simply isn't needed. Internet and communications on the other hand, have provided us with a level of connection which allows us to get in contact with another person instantly, no matter where they are. We got something we didn't have before.
Innovation is always happening. There is no "age of innovation". It happens where we need it in the same way stagnation happens in areas where innovation isn't needed.
Sep 30 2012: So what's the next great human innovation? The nets done,it's just a communication medium,it's not like you can jump in it and travel to the States like in the comic story of Nemesis and Torquemada from 2000ad,it's development is complete.We're moving into the electric era but we haven't got a clue how to power the big transportation units,will we shrink down to Eco-zones? Stefan pointed out a big glitch in the sustainable energy movement and going nuclear isn't actually a good idea,a few warships yes, but every ship? When we see major Airlines dumping their fleets onto the market then we will see how people will react if they have to take a ship somewhere,irrational as this may seem,no one has come up with a better option for air transport,we should've built a large complex dedicated to new material creation alongside the Hadron,i couldn't care less about particle physics if i have to learn how to sail.our current innovations are just that,current.It's the roads and the air that producers a countries wealth and we are facing the probability of losing the air,god we don't have enough land to produce the fuel for the current air traffic,anyone got any thoughts on this?
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Well, I am someone that personally debunks this whole argument. I have a great relationship with my father. Always have, he is the number one role model in my life and though he is a Catholic, I am an atheist. Sorry, but the main reason people "lose faith" (horrible phrase). Is simply because they no longer find the evidence compelling to believe in whatever deity we are speaking of, sounds like Vitz, is a bit guilty of using personal experience as an argument and then finding examples of other nonbelievers that fit his model.


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South Kitsap surrendered a pair of go-ahead runs in the seventh inning to drop its season opener, 5-3, Monday against Peninsula.
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