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Yes - she will cancel
No - she won't cancel
id bone her
We got haters in this one everyone is so negative.
Winehouse is not the new Uffie that's saying Lenny Kravitz is the new Jimi Hendrix.
Her management got her a Visa before confirming the Tour.
Wait, so Uffie is Jimi in that comparison? That doesn't make any sense.
I really, really hope that she gets her shit together and blows us all away with a tight set. It seems unlikely, but I can hope.
id say shes either gonna blow it off, or show up all fucked up and suck. even if she isnt smoking crack anymore, shes still a drunk retard.
amy winehouse FTL
i loled when i saw her on the lineup.
hahaha yea it took me a while to realize what i was reading was actually legit
59 to 59, i wish there was a forced to cancel and voluntarily canceled as 2 separate options
she is such a amazing snger. sucks that she cant ger her shit straight. she was great in 07. so glad i saw her then before the train wreck..
she will cancel.. shes too fucked up now.......
here's hoping she OD's on stage.
Not really her cancelling though...
this thread is dead
too soon
just soon enough
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Mark your calendars and join the CAFP May 9-10, 2014 at the Renaissance Esmeralda in Indian Wells. This year, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in many "around the table" discussions. Registration information coming SOON!
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Throughout the year CAFP works with more than 50 family physicians, subspecialty physicians, other health care providers, and practice management specialists to produce the highest quality CME possible.The CME Leaders Institute will ensure a pipeline of family medicine leaders who will teach high quality clinical and population-based medicine.
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The bride graduated from Kaplan College in 2002 with a dental assistant certification. A member of the Tracy High Class of 1997, she works as an asset specialist for Wells Fargo in Modesto.
Wendy is the daughter of Curtis and Susan Bryant of Tracy. She has one brother, Jonathan Bryant of Manteca. Her grandparents are the late Jerry and Estelle King, formerly of Long Island, N.Y., and Jack and Addie Bryant of Simi Valley.
The groom is a 2002 East Union High School graduate and a 2007 paramedic graduate of Napa Valley College. He works as a firefighter-paramedic for Defense Distribution Depot San Joaquin in Tracy.
His parents, Randy and Dana Bradley, and his sister, Kati Bradley, live in Manteca. His grandparents are Darlene Junqueiro of Manteca, Jerry and Beverly Bradley of French Camp and the late David Junqueiro.
Todd proposed to Wendy with red roses and champagne on June 1, 2012, after spending the day shopping for rings with his mother. The couple announced their engagement to relatives during a barbecue in the Bradleys' backyard.
Wendy's maid of honor was Heather Ransom, her cousin and best friend. Todd's best man was his father, Randy Bradley.
The couple was also attended by Todd's best friend, Ben Simon, and his sister, Kati Bradley; the bride's father, Curtis Bryant; and junior groomsmen Jack Brierly, Wyatt Nilsson, Andrew Nilsson and Aidan Nilsson, Todd's cousins. Wendy's godson, Jordan Ransom, and Todd's goddaughter, Paityn Tagliabue, were the ring bearer and flower girl.
The bride's brother was the officiant.
The newlyweds visited New York City for a few days before going on a honeymoon cruise to Bermuda.
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Focus Areas for WIRE
Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is typical: it has hundreds of billions of stars, enough gas and dust to make billions more stars, and about six times as much dark matter as all the stars and gas put together. And it's all held together by gravity. Like more than two-thirds of the known galaxies, the Milky Way has a spiral shape. At the center of the spiral, a lot of energy and, occasionally, vivid flares. are being generated. Based on the immense gravity that would be required explain the movement of stars and the energy expelled, the astronomers conclude that at the center of the Milky Way is a supermassive black hole.
The Big Bang
The night sky presents the viewer with a picture of a calm and unchanging Universe. So the 1929 discovery by Edwin Hubble that the Universe is in fact expanding at enormous speed was revolutionary. Hubble noted that galaxies outside our own Milky Way were all moving away from us, each at a speed proportional to its distance from us. He quickly realized what this meant that there must have been an instant in time (now known to be about 14 billion years ago) when the entire Universe was contained in a single point in space. The Universe must have been born in this single violent event which came to be known as the "Big Bang."


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A step back can also be a step forward: with its return to the origins of the brand in Glashütte, Tutima clears itself a path for new horological visions.
GlashütteOrigin and Comeback
Craftsmanship with tradition
In May 2011, the tradition-rich, family-owned company Tutima celebrated its return to manufacture status at its founding location with the presentation of the repeating Hommage wristwatch, the first minute repeater ever completely developed in Glashütte, and created in Tutima's new manufactory in Glashütte. More than three years had passed before this complicated timepiece comprising more than 550 individual components was ready to be presented to the world.
With its acoustic time signal, the Hommage entered a new era: the Tutima brand is back home, where it saw the light of day in 1927.
In April 2013, Tutima presents four completely new watch model families: Saxon One, Grand Flieger, M2 and Patria. These high-quality models follow the concept Tutima has professed for more than 70 years: technical, sporty timekeepers with instrument character.
Long years of horological experience and competence down to the very last detail can be found in every single Tutima. The art of keeping the big picture in mind is something the internationally renowned, family-owned company recently displayed with its impressive fresh start in Glashütte.
Connoisseurs of fine watches are excited to find out more about the new plans in the old world and other exciting premiers "made in Glashütte."
Time with History – The Beginnings in the Heart of the Art of Watchmaking
The history of Tutima begins in Saxony's Glashütte: a legendary location of world renown as a "watch city" since 1845. Read More
With the founding of the Uhren-Rohwerke-Fabrik Glashütte AG (UROFA) and the Uhrenfabrik Glashütte AG (UFAG) in 1926 and 1927 respectively, the 27-year-old Dr. Ernst Kurtz kicked off production of Glashütte's first wristwatches. The top quality line from these factories was called Tutima, which is Latin for "secure, protected."
The final development of UROFA-UFAG in 1941 became a milestone in the brand's history: the legendary two-button pilot's chronograph marked "Tutima."
Saxony Becomes Lower Saxony
While Glashütte's watch industry lay in ruins after the end of the war in 1945, Dr. Ernst Kurtz made what was nearly impossible possible.
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With untiring entrepreneurial spirit, he continued watch production in Memmelsdorf in the vein of his uncompromising philosophy of quality together with former employees from Glashütte.
In 1951 Kurtz relocated the production to Ganderkesee, high in Germany's north, in the state of Lower Saxony. A generation of watch technicians educated according to strict Glashütte principles had meanwhile matured: Nurofa, Norddeutsche Uhren-Rohwerkefabrik, was created. For the distribution of its products, a company called Tutima Uhren was created. Thus, the tradition-rich name Tutima continued the brand's history in Lower Saxony without interruption.
The Circle Closes: Return to Glashütte
After 66 years, Tutima is once again back home where it all began. On May 12, 2011 the company celebrated its return to Glashütte with a new manufactory. And with a masterpiece the likes of which had never been seen in the 165-year history of watchmaking in Glashütte: the Tutima Hommage Minute Repeater, a deep bow to company founder Dr. Ernst Kurtz.
After 66 years, Tutima is once again back home where it all began. On May 12, 2011 the company celebrated its return to Glashütte with a new manufactory. And with a masterpiece the likes of which had never been seen in the 165-year history of watchmaking in Glashütte: the Tutima Hommage Minute Repeater, a deep bow to company founder Dr. Ernst Kurtz.
A Classic: The Legendary Tutima Flieger Chronograph
From the air, many things seem much different, and perhaps even better. Only when it must face the challenges for which it was made can a pilot's watch prove itself. In an era long before the development of computer-controlled cockpits, the quality of a pilot's watch was often a life-or-death issue.
Many watches emerging from the history of aviation became indispensable companions, but only few became classics. One of these legendary classics is the Tutima pilot's chronograph from the 1940s with its characteristic appearance including a fluted rotating bezel with red reference point, a high-contrast luminous dial, and striking luminous hands.
In 1945, Russian troops ensured an abrupt end to production. Pilots still in possession of one of the pilot's watches guarded them as one would an exceptional piece of technology – and a sought-after timepiece in collector's circles.
The Tutima pilot's chronograph is a watch with great history and future. The current Grand Flieger line by Tutima Glashütte/Sa. will be a high flyer in 2013, combining modern technology with the style elements of a legend.


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Chenbros offers a range of server chassis.
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Carter Dome & South Carter Mtn. & Middle Carter Mtn.
Nineteen Mile Brook Trail --> Carter Dome Trail --> Carter-Moriah Trail --> North Carter Trail --> Imp Trail --> Small Bushwhack --> Route 16
Distance: 11.5 mi. (Mtn) 0.4 mi. (Road) 11.9 mi. (Total)
Elevation Gain: 3,396 ft. (Overall) 4,665 ft. (Total)
Time: 3:39 (Carter Dome) 4:44 (South Carter) 5:31 (Middle Carter) 7:52 (Total)
The trail is gentle and easy to start. It follows the brook and shows signs of erosion from Tropical Storm Irene, but work has been done to make it easy to walk up. There was one patch of ice on some bare rock early on, then nothing for a while longer. The bridge that was half washed away in the storm didn't have the planks over the remainder of the brook that it did in June, but the crossing was still pretty easy. We took a few different routes all with no problems.
Partial bridge crossing
We turned left up the Carter Dome Trail. This trail certainly shows signs of wash out as well. But again, work has been done to fix it back up. After a while of gradual climbing, the trail starts into some switchbacks and gets a bit steeper. There were a few small brook crossings in here, but nothing bad. We just had to look first for ice before choosing a route across. Before long, we were at Zeta Pass and took a break.
Carter Dome Trail
Group break
With the patches of ice this morning, we decided we should go up the steep trail to Mt. Hight first, rather than come down it. Being the slower hiker today, I led up this section so we wouldn't get spread out at different paces. Taking a few short breathers on the way up, we were soon to Mt. Hight without any issues. There really wasn't any ice in this section. We took in the great views in all directions and had time for a snack and gear adjustment.
Presidential Range from Mt. Hight
South and Middle Carters from Mt. Hight
To keep on schedule, we soon headed out to Carter Dome. The easy trek to the first 4K peak of the day took only 30 minutes more. We discussed the fire tower remains some and all enjoyed the view from the look out at the top. Soon we were off and headed back to Zeta Pass. The trail was a bit rocky and places and had some small patches of ice. It went by quick though as we were carrying a good pace. Once into the pass, we headed up towards South Carter keeping a decent pace. We took a few short breaks on the way up. Again, before long, we were at the summit of South Carter.
Carter Dome view point
North up the range from Carter Dome
Zeta Pass
The last time I was here it was raining at this point and I was in the clouds. I didn't even notice the small view point right off the trail. Today I went out to it and took in the views into Maine. Another short break later, and we were off again. We gradually worked down into the col between the peaks (which still doesn't look like 200 feet from a distance).
View from South Carter
Working up towards Middle Carter, the trail is a series of nearly flats stretches with quick steeper climbs between. In here my thighs were starting to get a bit tight, so I took a couple quick breaks before we all took one within sight of the summit. Even with the breaks, my legs started to cramp up pretty bad just before the summit. I pushed through it and eventually caught back up to the group at the summit. After a break there, I was good to go the rest of the way.
View up to Middle Carter
View from Middle Carter
We headed out quickly as we expected to be getting back to our cars, or maybe the road, about the time we were going to want headlamps. On our way to the North Carter Trail and going down it, we came across more patches of ice. Most were small, but a couple took some planning to get down on the North Carter Trail. This trail was a stream this summer when I was here, so I honestly expected more ice. The Imp Trail was mostly clear of ice with more running water. We cleared one blow down on this trail that would be a problem come winter. As it neared dark, we finally got to the cutoff to Joe Dodge Camp and cut through. We walked up the road the distance to our cars and were back where we started without seeing any hikers ouside of our group.
This hike was different for me as it was with another group of hikers. Normally I hike alone and go at my own pace. This hike was a little faster pace than I normally would have gone and we didn't take as much time for pictures as I normally do. But it was also good pushing faster and doing this hike almost an hour quicker than this summer. I would certainly hike with any of this group again.
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Nystatin (Mycostatin)
What is Nystatin?
Nystatin is an antifungal medication.
Oral nystatin is used to treat yeast infections of the mouth.
Nystatin may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide.
In This Section:
What is the most important information I should know about Nystatin?
Take all of the nystatin that has been prescribed for you even if you begin to feel better. Your symptoms may begin to improve before the infection is completely treated.
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking Nystatin?
Nystatin is not absorbed through your stomach. It will not treat fungal infections in any part of your body other than your mouth. Talk to your doctor if you have another type of fungal infection such as athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm, or a vaginal yeast infection.
Oral nystatin is in the FDA pregnancy category C. This means that it is not known whether nystatin will harm an unborn baby. Do not take this medication without first talking to your doctor if you are pregnant.
It is not known whether nystatin will harm a nursing baby. Do not take this medication without first talking to your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby.
How much does Nystatin cost?
What conditions might Nystatin treat?
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User ratings on perceived effectiveness
Average of visitor reported ratings on their perceived effectiveness of the drug in question.
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Nystatin Side Effects
What are the possible side effects of Nystatin?
Stop taking nystatin and seek emergency medical attention if you experience an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of your throat; swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; or hives).
Side effects are not likely to occur with nystatin. Continue to take nystatin and talk to your doctor if you experience
- nausea or stomach upset,
- vomiting, or
- diarrhea
Side effects other than those listed here may also occur. Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.Back to Top
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Nystatin Interactions
What other drugs affect Nystatin?
Since nystatin is not absorbed by your body, drug interactions are not expected. Talk to your doctor and pharmacist before taking other prescription or over-the-counter medicines.Back to Top
What should I avoid while taking Nystatin?
There are no restrictions on foods, beverages, or activities during treatment with nystatin unless your doctor directs otherwise.Back to Top
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Nystatin Dosage
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How should I take Nystatin?
Take nystatin exactly as directed by your doctor. If you do not understand these instructions, ask your pharmacist, nurse, or doctor to explain them to you.
Take the oral tablets with a full glass of water.
The troches, or pastilles, should be allowed to dissolve in your mouth. Do not chew or swallow them. Suck on one troche at a time until it is completely dissolved.
Shake the suspension well before measuring a dose.
Use a dose-measuring cup, spoon, or dropper to measure the specified dose of the suspension. Swish the suspension around in your mouth, then either spit it out or swallow it, depending upon the instructions given by your doctor.
Take all of the nystatin that has been prescribed for you even if you begin to feel better. Your symptoms may begin to improve before the infection is completely treated.
Store the Bio-Statin brand of nystatin tablets and powder and the Mycostatin Pastilles in the refrigerator.
Store all other nystatin capsules, tablets, and suspension at room temperature away from moisture and heat.Back to Top
What happens if I overdose on Nystatin?
Seek emergency medical attention.
Symptoms of a nystatin overdose include nausea, stomach upset, vomiting, and diarrhea.Back to Top
What happens if I miss a dose of Nystatin?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. However, if it is almost time for your next regularly scheduled dose, skip the missed dose and take the next one as directed. Do not take a double dose of this medication unless otherwise directed by your doctor.Back to Top
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Nystatin Reviews
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (October 15, 2010)—Making his second start since being claimed for $50,000 by trainer Mike Mitchell in July, Achak welcomed a return to a synthetic surface Friday at Oak Tree/Hollywood Park, winning the $40,640 feature.
The second longest shot in a field of six at 8-1, the Irish bred ended a nine race losing streak with a 1 ¼ length victory over Indian Firewater.
Owned by Brown, Brown and Little Red Feather Racing, the 4-year-old Invincible Spirit gelding out of the Distant Relative mare She's So Lovely won for the fourth time in 19 starts. The $24,000 payday boosted his earnings to $119,253.
Seventh of eighth in his first race for Mitchell on the Del Mar turf Sept. 8, Achak received a ground saving trip from jockey Alonso Quinonez while racing off the pace.
Angled out for room in the stretch, the Irish bred collared Indian Firewater in the final sixteenth. It was his first win since a sprint score on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita on Nov. 4, 2009.
Now 3-for-5 on synthetic, Achak returned $19.20, $7.40 and $3.80. He ran the 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track in 1:43.80.
Making his second start after a layoff of more than five months, Indian Firewater paid $5 and $3. Nextdoorneighbor, the 2-1 favorite, finished 2 ½ lengths behind Indian Firewater and paid $2.80 to show.
Saint Paul, the pacesetter who was seeking his third win in his last four outings, weakened to fourth. He was followed by Unusual Smoke and Spring Forth. Oilisblackgold, Gold Star Status and Turf and Sky were scratched.
There were 19 perfect tickets in the Pick Six. Each was worth $12,821. A total of $340,981 was wagered Friday into the Pick Six in pursuit of a $54,223 carryover.
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It's big, brash and dramatically it goes in circles. The first two may be enough for most people, especially if they're into Formula One racing, to overlook the third.
With "Rush," director Ron Howard brings a long, earnest career's worth of expertise to bear on a two-headed Formula One biopic, dramatizing the rivalry between dashingly louche Englishman James Hunt, played by Chris Hemsworth, and the rigid, cautious Austrian ace Niki Lauda, portrayed by Daniel Bruhl. The Grand Prix competition between Hunt and Lauda in the 1976 racing season, full of tense reversals and scary track conditions all over the world, is more than enough movie for a movie. On a technical and atmospheric level, Howard and his collaborators have a ball with the 1970s-ness of everything, from the hair to the clothes to the widescreen, supersaturated images of blazing color.
For Howard, who started out directing features 36 years ago with "Grand Theft Auto," "Rush" ushers him back into his own past (he was acting on "Happy Days" on TV during this time) while allowing him to exploit his filmmaking knowledge. There's a fair amount of digital effects work in the racing sequences, designed to push you ever closer to the high-velocity death lurking around every hairpin curve.
If "Rush" feels a little hollow, the reason lies with screenwriter Peter Morgan, whose play "Frost/Nixon" Howard filmed, to pleasing results. Morgan has long proved himself adept at intertwining, interdependent biographical studies. In "The Queen," for which Helen Mirren won her Oscar, the character of British Prime Minister Tony Blair (played by Michael Sheen) achieved equal narrative importance.
In "Rush," Morgan treats the men jockeying for position throughout as contrasting pencil sketches of '70s-era princes behind the wheel. One is a sober, meticulous character, the other a carouser who must be taught, by life and circumstance, to respect his rival. "Twenty-five people start Formula One," Lauda explains at the beginning, "and each year, two die. What kind of person does a job like this?"
A gut-wrenching crash plays a major part in this story, by factual necessity, though to be sure Howard is not making a documentary here. (For a terrific Formula One documentary, do yourself a favor and see director Asif Kapadia's "Senna," about the Brazilian Grand Prix racer Ayrton Senna and his rival, Frenchman Alain Prost.) By nature a cautious and tidy dramatist, screenwriter Morgan's sensibility is at odds with the material. The writer doesn't do much of anything with Lauda, establishing him as a by-the-book prig and leaving it at that. Also, the multilingual Bruhl ("Inglourious Basterds") works hard, but he's pretty dull on screen.
If the film finds an American audience, it'll be because of Hemsworth, best known for swingin' the hammer in "Thor." Hunt, a charismatically reckless party boy, is the kind of guy (according to the script, if not real life) who proposes to model Suzy Miller (Olivia Wilde, in a swank variety of enormous hats) mere seconds after they meet. Hemsworth lives for excess, and just as Hunt brought a boozy sort of panache to the sport, Hemsworth conveys genuine enthusiasm for whatever he's doing on screen without going over the top.
Where the events of 1976 took these two is fascinating history. But "Rush," while never dull, rarely feels dramatically alive; it hits its marks dutifully and darts onward.
"Rush" - 2 1/2 stars
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I am relatively new to economics and I haven't been indoctrinated in the Austrian School. I noticed that most of you here take it for granted that a gold standard is superior to a fiat currency. I know there is always the possibility of the central bank printing too much money, but what other reasons are there?
For those of you who believe Ron Paul's claim that the US needs to return to the gold standard, why and how would this endeavor be worth pursuing?
The basic position of an economist is that it is not a good idea to force the supply of a commodity into the hands of a monopoly.
Money provides a service - it is itself a valuable commodity - so it is therefore best if the supply of money is subject to free competition.
That's the main point. Whether or not a Gold Standard based currency would be better than some other type would therefore be a matter for the market to work out.
In general we know that private suppliers have no trouble at all in providing a better product than government. There are no episodes of fully free banking, but the partial free banking episodes that did occur in history (in Scotland, Australia and I believe the US) indicate this expectation to be reasonable in the case of money also.
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Hey, Cool, please go read Murray Rothbard's Money for your briefing, then come back and let us know if you have any questions or disagreements with it. :)
There are two general answers to this question, one economic, and one political. The economy is distorted and resources are channeled into less efficient uses by monetary inflation. And it both diminishes our liberty to give the government the ability to fund itself through inflation, and requires that we give up liberty in order for the government to enforce the terms of the fiat mechanism.
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Out of interest do you support fractional reserve banking?
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"Out of interest do you support fractional reserve banking?"
I don't "support" a particular type of currency in theory, any more than I support a particular brand of car in theory. Fractional reserve banking done well would be a Honda, and fully-backed issue would be a Rolls Royce.
A Government would not want to get away from a fiat currency. It wants to be able to spend more than its income, paper money allows it to print the difference.
Citizens want sound money because it protects them. If you have savings of 100 dollars, should the government increases the money supply by 5%, your savings will only buy 95 dollars worth of goods.
Printing money serves no purpose but to redistribute wealth. Someone who counterfeits money consumes but does not produce. He adds nothing to the economy, only reduces how much value it can provide to everyone else. The government does the same thing when its print money. Because money is used to purchase what workers have produced, the government is printing deeds saying it owns your labor. It is an invisible tax.
We want "sound" commodity backed money because it prevents government from acting as a counterfeiter. In order to spend it would need an income.
(Most of us are also against all taxes, because we believe only in mutual consent and voluntary relationships. Taxes are taken through force, they are an elaborate form of robbery and have no place in society. Peaceful trade can produce any of the services provided by government today)
I think I understand the position of wanting the government to be out of the banking and currency business. I've just thought that it wasn't a problem since people store their assets in forms other than dollars. What sort of limitations are there on currency in the US now? Can a bank produce its own currency? Can a US firm pay its employees with precious metals?
All the money in the US seems to be from the same company. They must be very good to have achieved such an effective monopoly!
I guess it doesn't directly affect ordinary salary people too much one way or the other what form of currency there is, unless they live in Zimbabwe. Most of their assets sit idly in bricks and mortar. Business dealings are a different matter though. Better currency means better forecasting means longer product cycles means more efficient production.
I guess it doesn't directly affect ordinary salary people too much one way or the other what form of currency there is, unless they live in Zimbabwe.
I guess it doesn't directly affect ordinary salary people too much one way or the other what form of currency there is, unless they live in Zimbabwe.
Not true at all. Through inflation government has transfered wealth away from the middle class. Americans are paying mortgage to banks who only have the money to lend because it was printed by the Fed.
The system is EVIL.
You can imagine why communism might start looking like a good idea to the economically ignorant.
Well yes, but there are Zimbabwean levels of evil and US levels of evil. I know which I would rather have if the choice was between those two. It's a question of nuance, you know.
It's entirely possible that there is a form of currency that would function better than precious metals. It just hasn't been discovered yet.
The standard argument against gold (and for fiat money) by statists and narrow-minded economists is that its "too scarce" or not "elastic." But this assertion is rooted in either ignorance or outright deception. Its precisely the scarce nature of gold that makes it such a great commodity for use as money.
Money serves as a unit of measure. The actual amount of a commodity that is used as money doesn't affect its ability to serve as money, only how valuable any given amount of that commodity is in relation to all other goods and services. If I measure something in inches, feet, or yards, it doesn't change the real size of whatever I'm measuring; only the value of each individual unit of whichever method I choose.
Besides, a non-perishable commodity such as gold that has been produced in the amounts it has over the centuries can hardly be described as being of "inadequate amount."
The beauty of a gold currency is that humans, acting for no other reason but for their own self-interest, would regulate the supply of money infinitely better than any central bank or government central planners. When the economy grows, and goods and services grow significantly in relation to the amount of gold, the currency will increase in value. Thus it would be profitable to mine and produce gold, because the cost and labor necessary to produce gold coins will be lesser than the cost and labor necessary to produce the goods those coins can be traded for. Eventually, an equilibrium will be reached again, and people will no longer put forth the cost and effort to mine and produce gold coins, because they could just sell their labor or services in the market and get the same amount of money for less effort.
While the Federal Reserve system (fiat system) was allegedly created in order to stabilize the value of the dollar it does the opposite because it means the Fed can manipulate the amount of money in circulation at any given time. Essentially, it wouldn't be beneficial for the system, but for the people. When you borrow money from a bank, in essence you are borrowing from the central bank, which can print money out of thin air. Yet to pay it back, you don't have the ability to just create it, so you have to work for it. Therefore your labor is going towards paying the bank back for money they didn't have to work to create for you.
Secondly, the constitution states that only the Congress can mint money. They handed that power over to the Federal Reserve (a central bank owned by its shareholders) in 1913. Now it has to borrow money from the Fed and pay it back with interest, creating unneccesary debt. The income tax is collected to help pay this interest. So, a significant portion of your is used to pay interest on loans that the country wouldn't have to take out if it printed its own money.
Before the creation of the Reserve, if my understanding is correct, the gold in the treasury actually belonged to the American people and paper money was a receipt for a certain amount of gold and could be cashed in at any time (this was true until the gold seizure which took place after the depression). The gold, the wealth of the nation, no longer truly belongs to the people and the value of the dollar is unstable. Returning the gold to the people essentially means returning the economic power to the people. This is why political and economic liberty are so closely linked. And why we should all vote for Ron Paul. A return to the gold standard would not just be an economic revolution (devolution?), but a social and political one as well.
Taxes are taken by coercion, i.e. threat of force. Then, if you don't pay them, the government retaliates with force. Do some research on the tax truth movement, and you'll find that there is no law that states we have to pay an income tax (the sixteenth amendment grants no new powers of taxation, according to Supreme Court rulings), and it's allegedly voluntary. Key word: allegedly.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Hide your children. This is what the progressive left's idea of women's empowerment looks like: For the past two weeks, radical feminists from the group Code Pink have paraded across the fruited plain in giant female reproductive organ costumes.
The goal is "respect" for women's bodies and women's abortion rights. It's part of the coordinated campaign to fight the right's purported "war on women." The Vagina Puppets' Democratic Party sympathizers, from professional birth control freeloader Sandra Fluke to first lady Michelle Obama, dog-whistled the same messages of "choice" and "freedom" from the convention stage.