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PERRY, NY… Sunshine and Blue Skies welcomed fans and the drivers to Wyoming County International Speedway for Cruise Night and Sticker Day. The kids and adults alike enjoyed the rides in racecars during intermission as well as a little preview for the upcoming Junkyard Soccer. On the third mile Bullring, Jim Love from Groveland, NY took top honors in the SST Modifieds. Fairport, NY pilot and two time defending track champion Phil Alhart Jr won the SST Super Stock feature and Gainesville, NY driver Eric Hastreiter won the competitive 4 Cylinder feature. Rich Zellner edged out teammate Mark Loveland for his first career feature win for the Western New York Vintage Late Models.
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Brad Collings and Alan Bookmiller led the Super Stocks to the green flag and it was Collings out in the lead. Daniel Majchrzak was able to take the lead away from Bookmiller on lap number three. Majchrzak continued to set the pace and was leading but had pressure behind him from Phil Alhart Jr and Bookmiller. With two laps remaining, Majchrzak suffered a flat right front tire and he would pull his X-Cel Wireless number 14 to the top of turn four to bring out the caution, setting up a Green-White-Checkered finish. The restart saw Phil Alhart Jr leading Alan Bookmiller and Ronnie Greek and Alhart was able to pick up his second win of 2012 at the Bullring over Bookmiller who came home a career best second place and Ron Greek rounded out the top three.
The Western New York Vintage Late Models returned for their second visit of 2012 to the Wyoming County Bullring and it was Rich Zellner winning his first career feature event. He held off all challenges from "Mc Lovin" Mark Loveland and Ray Hadsell to grab the win. The Vintage Late Models return to WCIS in just a couple of weeks.
Heat winner Josh Beardsley and Kevin Grom led the Four Cylinders to the green flag in their 20 lap feature event and it was Beardsley leading the opening circuits. Beardsley, Grom and Eric Hastreiter would battle for the top spot for much of the event and Hastreiter was able to get around Beardsley and Grom on lap six to take over the lead and he never looked back, picking up his second win of 2012 over Beardsley and Grom.
WCIS returns to action on Friday June 15th for a regular program featuring the SST Modifieds, Super Stocks and 4 Cylinders. The popular Kids Bike Race will take place during intermission. Gates open at 5:00pm for both the pits and the grandstands and racing will get underway at 7:30pm sharp. WCIS is located on Adrian Road in Perry, NY and can be reached by phone at 585-237-2580 or on race day at 585-237-2510. WCIS can also be found online on Facebook as well as the tracks website, www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com and the all new site, www.wcisracer.com
SST MODIFIEDS: JIM LOVE, Dick Kluth, Bob Wilson Jr., Ed Schueler, Dan Hoag, Tom Wiest, Tony Pangrazio (DNS)
Heat Winner: Jim Love
SST SUPER STOCK: PHIL ALHART JR, Alan Bookmiller, Ronnie Greek, Mike Chenaille, Cassie Logsdon, Brad Collings, Daniel Majchrzak, Austyn Fugle, Ron Richter, Grace Roberts (DNF)
Heat Winners: Brad Collings, Phil Alhart Jr
4 CYLINDERS: ERIC HASTREITER, Josh Beardsley, Kevin Grom, Kenny Hejna, Christine Hanel, Roger Miller, Dakota Packman, Bob Bogner (DNF), Bob Wocw (DNS)
Heat Winner: Josh Beardsley
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OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team opens the second round of BIG EAST play on Saturday, Feb. 1 as the Bluejays travel to Pennsylvania to take on Villanova at 1 pm (CT).
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In a game that came down to the final minute, Marissa Janning's 28 points helped the Creighton women's basketball team outlasted Seton Hall, 76-73.
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Down 4-0 in the opening moments, the Bluejays appeared to seize control of the game with a 12-0 run. Janning knocked down a pull-up jumped to get Creighton on the board, then junior Sammy Jensen delivered from long-range to give the Bluejays their first lead of the game (5-4). Senior McKenzie Fujan put a layup and a 12-foot jumper around a trey from Janning to make it 12-4 with 13:47 remaining in the first half.
Coming out of the first media timeout, Seton Hall scored and forced Creighton into three consecutive turnovers to knot the game at 12-12 in just 58 seconds. The Pirates' run didn't stop until Seton Hall held a 19-14 lead (10:34). Creighton responded with eight straight to reclaim the lead, 22-19. Trailing 27-26 with just over three minutes remaining, Creighton made a final push to take a 36-32 lead in at the break.
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Seton Hall closed the gap to 62-60, but back-to-back three-balls from Fujan and Janning appeared to put the game out of reach with 2:56 showing on the clock. Once more the Pirates made it a one possession game with a 5-0 run, but Janning delivered a running layup to put Creighton back up five (70-65) with 1:29 remaining. Fujan hit four free-throws down the stretch to secure the win.
Janning's 28 points led all scorers, while Fujan finished with 16 points. Nelson delivered a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds, while Akin-Otiko rounded out the Jays in double-digits with 10 points.
Creighton vs. Villanova Series:
The Bluejays hold a 1-0 series edge on the Wildcats courtest of Creighton's 65-58 win on Dec. 28 in Omaha. Saturday will be the Bluejays first trip to Villanova.
About Villanova
- Located in Villanova, Pa.
- Founded in 1842.
- Villanova has an enrollment of 6,584.
- Known as the Wildcats.
- Villanova finished 2012-13 with an 21-11 record and an 9-7 mark in the BIG EAST.
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- The Wildcats were picked to finish fourth in BIG EAST preseason poll.
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Record of 653-409 in 36 seasons, all at Villanova.
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On Nov. 12, 2011, he earned his 600th career victory with a 76-47 victory at Iona. Becoming the 35th coach in the history of women's basketball at any level to reach the 600-win plateau, including the 22nd Division I coach to accomplish the feat.
He is also just the seventh Division I coach to win 600 games at one school.
Wildcats and Bluejays First Meeting, 12-28-13 - Creighton W, 65-58
Trailing 29-26 at halftime the Bluejays opened the second half with an 11-0 run over the first 5:42 to build a 37-29 lead.
Creighton pushed its second half advantage to as much as 13 points (54-41 with 6:25 remaining) and held off a late surge by the Wildcats to earn a victory in its first conference game as a member of the BIG EAST.
The Bluejays shot 56% from the field in the second period (15-of-27), including a perfect 6-of-6 by senior McKenzie Fujan.
The trio of Fujan, Marissa Janning and Sarah Nelson combined to score 51 points in the game, led by 19 from Janning.
Scouting Villanova (15-5, 5-4 BIG EAST)
After dropping three straight conference games through the middle of January, Villanova has resbounded to soundly defeat Xavier (61-32) and Georgetown (59-49) in its last two contests.
Villonova is the best team in the nation at ball security, committing just 9.1 turnovers per game this season. In the Wildcats' win over Georgetown they committed a season-low three turnovers. Conversely Villanova forced Georgetown into 21 turnovers.
The Wildcats struggle on the glass, allowing the Hoyas to grab 60 rebounds and have also been struggling from the field. Over its last four games Villanova has shot over 40% from the field just once.
Senior guard Devon Kane leads the Wildcats in scoring with 235 points (11.8 ppg). Despite Villanova's challenges on the glass, center Emily Leer and reserve Taylor Holeman can be a force in the middle with 37 combined blocks.
Keys to the Game w/Villanova:
- Ball Security: The Bluejays and Wildcats are both in the top-15 of the NCAA in this category, for Creighton it is important not to have lapses as Villanova is a team that takes advantage of its opponents mistakes.
- Take Advantage on the Glass: After outrebounding two of the best the BIG EAST has to offer in that category (Marquette & Seton Hall), the Bluejays have to punish Villanova on the glass.
- Ball Movement: Over Creighton's last two contests the Bluejays' motion offense has led to 37 assists (17.5 per game). Villanova is going to try to anticipate Creighton's passing lanes and create turnover, thus the Bluejays have to be crisp in their passing.
Opening Round of BIG EAST Play Yields 7-2 mark.
Creighton's win at Seton Hall wrapped up the Bluejays first trip through the BIG EAST as the Bluejays sit in a tie for second place, one game behind conference leader St. John's (8-1). The Bluejays have just four road contests remaining: Villanova (2/1), DePaul (2/9), Xavier (2/18) & Marquette (3/1).
Janning Takes BIG EAST's Top Spot in Scoring
Averaging 20.7 ppg through the first round of BIG EAST action, Marissa Janning has moved to the top of the scoring ranks. Janning is averaging better than two points more than Marquette's Katherine Plouffe (18.6), who held onto the top spot through the first four weeks of conference play.
Sometimes it IS How You Start
When the Creighton men's basketball team made its trip to Villanova on Jan. 20 the Bluejays opened play against the #4 Wildcats by hitting their first nine treys to bounce out to a 27-8 lead.
Already this season the women's team has fired up 43 trifectas earlier in the season.


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On Thursday, the Adairsville Public Library will present the Make Your Own Holiday Ornaments program from 4 to 5:30 p.m. At no charge, adults will learn how to transform items — provided by the library — such as dried fruit, glass ornaments and pine cones into personalized works of art.
"I just thought that it would be nice to try a crafting program," said Becky Stiles, branch manager for the Adairsville Public Library, 202 N. Main St. "I know that there are a lot of holiday ornaments that you can go in and purchase that are nice, but I thought that people might like the chance to give it a personal touch and create their own decorations for the Christmas tree in addition to the ones that people can buy.
"What I have in mind [is] for people to have a chance to use ... some of the clear glass ornaments that we've already purchased ... to either paint or put ribbon inside or decorate however they want to. I'm [also] going to try to have some nature crafts as far as some pine cones that can be spray-painted and also some ribbons that people can tie. Another thing that I have seen before with the glass ornaments that I thought people might like is they can be sort of like a yearly ornament as far as you can put messages in them for that particular Christmas so that when they bring that one out in future years, they can think back on that [holiday]."
While the library will be focusing on trimming the tree, the Bartow County Master Gardeners recently have been lending their wreath-making talents. Hosting a class on Nov. 17, Susan Butler and Kate Posey and numerous volunteers showed 15 participants the ins-and-outs of creating a wreath from natural materials.
"It was so much fun and people were so excited to be able to do it," Posey said. "I think they were just amazed because you actually can order them [for around] $75 and we actually made it for way less than that. It was just the cost of the ribbon and the form and then the paddle wire. And then, people just were very creative. It was really interesting how each [wreath] was very different. People didn't really have a preformed idea of how it would work.
"They just thought they would let us help them and luckily we had plenty of people that had volunteered to work with us. ... The idea is really once you learn how to make it, you can make your own anytime you want to. And because you're using natural greenery, if it's indoors [and you] keep it sprayed like with a water mist it'll last about three weeks. If it's on your outside door, you don't even have to spray it. And then, of course, if you're using nandina berries [and] they get dry and they fall off, you can just go and cut some more and put them in."
Promoting natural items that can be found outdoors, the Master Gardeners provided numerous materials for the wreaths, some of which included holly, Leyland cypress, hemlock and magnolia leaves. Using a metal wreath frame, Posey said greenery can be layered and attached with paddle wire.
"[One tip is] you don't want to make it using all just one kind of tree branches or leaves," Posey said. "You don't want to make it all white pine or all hemlock. You want that variety because it makes it stand out better. It's almost got a 3-D effect.
"[You use] larger pieces on the base and then you add the shorter and smaller pine needles. [You start by taking] three or four small branches maybe 6 to 8 inches long and you wire those together individually. When you have about 20 of those, then you start laying them and overlapping them. And you go in one continuous motion all the way around the metal form. It's absolutely beautiful."
Describing herself as a novice in the arts-and-crafts arena, class participant Jean Hollaran was delighted to make a wreath, adorned with fir, boxwood and cedar greenery as well as berries, Christmas ornaments and pine cones.
"They made it real easy because they had different kinds of greenery that they had already cut and bundled. And they had the Christmas decorations ... [such as] natural materials that they had sprayed like the hydrangea or [other] natural [items] that you get out of your yard," said Hollaran, a resident of White. "... They showed us how to make the wreath with the greenery and they showed us the techniques on tying the bundles on and attaching all of our other things to the wreath.
"... Then they helped us with making a very professional bow. It was a great experience for everybody that participated. [I] think we made a very professional looking wreath for our [homes]. I surprised myself by the quality of wreath that I made and everybody else's looked like it was a very high-quality [wreath] when they got through with it. And the ladies, the Master Gardeners, made it so much fun."


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Most young men aren't concerned about major health issues like cancer. Most cancers do in fact occur later in life, but testicular cancer is most common in young men.
The good news is that testicular cancer is uncommon and highly curable. Treatment advances have led to a much lower death rate from this cancer than in the past. There is an 85%-90% five-year survival rate, and a 99% survival rate for testicular cancer that is found in the earliest stages.
As with most cancers, the key to the best outcomes are awareness and early detection.
Common Risk Factors
There is no known cause for testicular cancer. It is probably a combination of genetic and environmental factors that lead to testicular cancer. Some factors that have been linked to an increased risk of this cancer include:
- Undescended testicle (having a testicle that has not fully descended into the scrotum, even if surgery was done to remove it or bring it down)
- Family history of testicular cancer increases your risk by 4 to 9 times
- Young age (more than 50% of cases occur between the ages of 20-44 years)
- Infertility
- Race: White men have a higher risk
What to Look For
Testicular cancer is something that may be detected by you. Some doctors suggest doing regular testicular self-exams which may allow you to detect changes, even small ones. These changes may also be detected by a sexual partner. Here are some signs to be aware of:
- A painless lump or swelling in either testicle
- A scrotum that feels heavy or swollen
- Enlargement or swelling of a testicle or change in the way it feels
- Growth of breast tissue
More advanced testicular cancer may cause other symptoms, such as lower back pain, nausea, or vomiting.
Finding It Earlier Is Better
Promptly see your doctor if you discover a lump or notice other changes in your testicles. Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and do a physical exam. Special tests may help confirm the diagnosis and check for any signs of that the cancer has spread. These tests may include:
- Blood tests
- Ultrasound of the scrotum
- Exploratory surgery of groin area
- Biopsy
- Chest x-ray
- CT scan
Remember that early detection of any cancer increases your chance of successful treatment.
Keeping Cancer in Check
The American Cancer Society recommends that men ages 20-39 years with average risk have a physical exam every 3 years. These exams will include screening for certain cancers. If you have a high risk for testicular cancer, like a family history, you may need to do more. Take some time to discuss your risk with your doctor and find out how to protect yourself.
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Uhmmm... not my type, sorry.
Uhmmm... not my type, sorry.
The reason he looks so scruffy is because of his Sons of Anarchy character. I think that he is hot as hell, especially in the movie Green Street Hooligans. And he wasn't too bad in Nicholas Nickleby. He looks so much better when he has short hair and no facial hair.
Boy, has he changed! I have his film of NICHOLAS NICKLEBY on DVD. Total hottie.
i LOVE him in sons of anarchy~ who did he play in the queer as folk? was it the character that correlated to Justin in the american version?
yea. he needs longer hair and a shave...can't stand that fake scruff. looks like shaggy from scooby doo.
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Cute guy but that beard is so gross. it looks like it smells.
Charlie Hunnan Shirtless in "Sons of Anarchy"
Here are some pics of Charlie Hunnam in a brief bed scene in the finale of "Sons of Anarchy". Pretty intense!
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Charlie Hunnam got his hot ass out again in the latest episode of Sons of Anarchy. Theo Rossi who plays 'Juice' also had a brief shirtless scene. Load's more here - Celebmen.nibblebit.com.
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Okay. I missed this last night. I would definately have remembered that.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
he does nothing for me but that ass sure as hell does.
"Flipping Dykes I though they were a myth like Weapons of Mass Destruction" Grace Adler.
What episode is this from, please ?
He's playing Christian Grey in 50 Shades movie. I was a bit puzzled by the choice at first but he's grown on me a lot. He's a bit rough around the edges but I wouldn't imagine an S&M-loving billionaire to be all that 'pretty' anyway. His body's awesome:
Seems Charlie backed out of 50 Shades. But the reason I'm bumping.
These day he goes out of his way to look less handsome than he really is. Sorta like Brad Pit
which is stupid- they think it makes them a better actor or something....


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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
{outfit} Inspired by Street Style
Sweater: American Eagle old, Pants: Elie Tahari (Shopbop) gift card, Heels: Miu Miu (eBay), Bag: Chanel, Sunglasses: Ray Ban 'Emma' (TJ Maxx) gift card, Watch: Michael Kors, iPhone Case c/o Zazzle
And here is my look with the inspiration.
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Nice re-creation...I think I actually like your version of the pants a bit more.ReplyDelete
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What a great take - you did a lovely job :)ReplyDelete
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amazing outfit!! :-) lots of love from zurich xxReplyDelete
I think you nailed it, and i love the color combo!ReplyDelete
You did an amazing recreation! It's gorgeous and I love your shoes!ReplyDelete
Oh wow, you are so creative! <3ReplyDelete
This look works very well on you and those shoes are like a dream!
FAB! you did a great job! those pants look perfect on you. I'm jealous!ReplyDelete
Wow, these two colors are so gorgeous together. I would not have thought to put these two together, but now I'm going to try! Hope you have a fabulous Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
That's a great color combination!ReplyDelete
What a fun inspiration outfit! Love the colors, very pretty.ReplyDelete
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Love the pants!ReplyDelete
You did a great job!
I love the Chanel purse and the velvet pants!ReplyDelete
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you took the original look and mastered it. well done! xxReplyDelete
you definitely hit the nail on the head! I like your interpretation definitely compared to the original!ReplyDelete
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I do love how the photos turned out. Gorgeous burgundy trousers! xxReplyDelete
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Love your pants! Also, I love how you based this on a look.ReplyDelete
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Wow! Well done, you and your love affair with purple, I love it. Such a great color for fall. I love how rich this colors are, they compliment each other quite nicely.ReplyDelete
I just did a purple and burgundy post last week too. Yours looks great. I like how you even recreated the "on the phone lean" scene! Way to interpret an inspiration! You look very slim lately btw! Have you lost some lbs? You look great!ReplyDelete
Let me know what you think of my paring as well
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Construction has been started on Wicklund School in Mountain House. When completed, Wicklund will be the second school in the Lammersville Elementary School District.
The Tracy City Council is looking at plans for the new City Hall.
Tracy High School's homecoming royalty were Queen Sara Coury and King T.J. McDonald. The Bulldogs lost the homecoming game, 42-6, to Lincoln of Stockton.
A strike of longshoremen in West Coast ports is delaying shipping of Tracy-grown lima beans to customers in Asia, reported Ken Yasui of Vernalis Warehouse.
All three of Tracy Unified School District's middle schools have failed to meet their state-mandated Academic Performance Index growth goals.
Students at Freiler School are presenting their production of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." There are 85 students in the cast and crew.
25 years ago — 1987
Kerry Doyle has been crowned Tracy Junior Miss at the conclusion of the annual pageant in Emma Baumgardner Theater on the Tracy High campus.
A 22-year-old man was found dead in Tracy Police Department's padded holding cell. He had been arrested for disorderly conduct.
Services have been held for Philip Martin Jr., 54, a Tracy farmer and grain firm manager.
Tracy High's football Bulldogs leveled Franklin of Stockton, 39-7, in Stockton. Bulldog quarterback Steve Thompson threw two touchdown passes. The Bulldogs are ranked seventh in Northern California.
Paul Bianchi has returned home after Rotary-sponsored graduate studies at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England. He is a graduate of UC Davis.
Trustees of the Tracy Elementary School District have approved plans for a new K-5 school on Kavanagh Avenue. (The school became Melville Jacobson Elementary School.)
50 years ago — 1962
Services have been held for five members of the Samuel DeLeon family killed in a car-train crash near Lathrop.
The City Council has agreed to sell a half-acre parcel of ground in Wainwright Village to the county as a site for a new courthouse. The price: $8,000.
In a football game postponed by a rainstorm, Lincoln of Stockton downed Tracy, 20-6, in Stockton.
Tracy Community Players are opening their production of "Critic's Choice" in the Little Theatre on West Ninth Street.
Karen Frances is the name Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Bacchetti have given their second daughter, born Oct. 12 at Tracy Community Memorial Hospital. The new arrival has a sister, Paula.
A major rainstorm has disrupted the tomato harvest in Tracy-area fields.
75 years ago — 1937
Voters of the Tracy Elementary School District have approved a $50,000 bond issue to help finance construction of a new Central School at the corner of Eaton and Parker avenues. The district plans to sell the existing Central School site on Central Avenue.
The J.C. Penney Co. store at 10th and Central is featuring men's suits at prices starting at $15.
Tracy and Oakdale battled to a 0-0 tie in football action in Oakdale.
100 years ago — 1912
The Tracy Press has installed a Linotype typesetting machine, publisher Henry Hull has announced.
City trustees (City Council) have agreed to place a large siren atop the Southern Pacific roundhouse to announce fires in Tracy.
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Residents share opinions on prayer at Rowan commission meeting
SALISBURY — Just moments after Rowan Commissioner Chad Mitchell capped a routine meeting invocation with a shout-out to Jesus, 17-year-old Emma Labovitz asked county leaders to stop using sectarian prayer at their meetings.
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In other actionRowan Commissioners also took the following action on several matters Monday, including:• Voted unanimously to move Wellington Estates from Mt. Mitchell to Bostian Heights fire district.Two residents spoke in support of the move and said it would reduce insurance rates.• Voted 4-1 in favor of rezoning a stretch of U.S. 52 that included some residents and businesses.The property was rezoned as commercial.• Voted in favor of board appointments and accepted resignations from county employees.• Voted to approve a Relay for Life event on May 4th. Commissioners approved a permit to allow the event to exceed noise ordinance standards.
"I'm not against prayer," she said, with a shaky yet determined voice during the public comment part of the board's meeting. "I'm not against people — I believe there's a time and a place for everything."
Labovitz' dissent echoed the continued debate on the commissioners' use of sectarian prayer that sparked a lawsuit from the ACLU and three local people last month and brought dozens to the podium in support of their beliefs two weeks ago.
Only four spoke at the Monday afternoon meeting, but the speakers couldn't be more divided.
Labovitz, who is Jewish, was the last speaker following Salisbury residents Pete Prunkl, Larry Wright and William McCubbins, who says he is also Jewish.
McCubbins and Wright are avid supporters of the commissioners' decision to continue praying in Jesus' name despite the American Civil Liberties Union's lawsuit filed in federal court.
McCubbins read scripture during his three-minute speech.
"I will be delivering the word of God to you people from this podium regardless of what the court says," he said.
Wright, a frequent speaker, shared two anecdotes about times he has fought and won against the odds. He continued to advocate fighting the lawsuit.
Prunkl began by saying he supports the three Rowan residents named in the lawsuit — Nan Lund, Liesa Montag-Siegel and Robert Voelker.
He cited statistics from the Association of Religious Data Archives and argued that the majority of Rowan residents are "unclaimed," in that they don't associate with a particular religion,according to the site.
"I urge you gentlemen to draft and implement a policy that you open our government meetings with a moment of silence," Prunkl said. "That one single act will forcibly demonstrate that you represent all of the people in this county, the claimed and the unclaimed."
Commissioners did not discuss the lawsuit or respond to the citizens' comments during the brief meeting.
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Who would you rather see sub on a Friday night with a 90 minute set of wall to wall hits?
Who would you rather see sub on a Friday night with a 90 minute set of wall to wall hits?
"why are you so annoying" TheKlein25
Though Elton has the stronger catalogue, I'm going with Seger for touring rarity, lack of "vegas schtick" and current better singing voice.
I think you can hope over the Vegas before & after weekend 2 to see Elton in Vegas.
The Knife - Beck - The Cult - Motorhead - QOTSA - Outkast - The Replacements - Bryan Ferry - Pet Shop Boys - Temples - Crosses - Washed Out - The Preatures - Little Dragon - Mogwai - Broken Bells - Jon Spencer - Tiga - The Internet - Blood Orange - Naked and the Famous - The Knife - The Knife - The Knife - The Knife
Elton and it's not close
Fuck 'em both. Hagar.
I agree - Elton's voice is not good anymore. He can't sing the old classics
the way they should sound. I pick Bob.
Elton by far.
This is Elton's singing voice 3 years ago. The chorus is out of his current rage and he doesn't sing a note of it.
Here's a recent Bob Seger clip. There's very little pro-shot footage on him circulating.


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In Chapter 2 of MES, while utilizing the Law of Marginal Utility to explaing Supply and Demand schedules (and ultimately price formation), Rothbard states that "the supply must always remain unchanged or increase with an increase in price" (MES 124). This is derived from the Law of Marginal Utility, because as the supply of a good X decreases (Actor exchanges good X for Y), the utility ranking of the marginal unit of X increases (since it serves ends higher on the value scale) while as the supply of Y increases, the utility ranking of the marginal unit of Y decreases (since it serves ends lower on the value scale).
Therefore, in order to supply an additional unit of X (and forgoe a higher utility ranked X), he will only sell it at an equal or higher ranked price of Y units. He uses this to say that at each hypothetical price an individual will supply a certain amount of good X because at that price an individual will supply up to the marginal unit. At a higher price, an individual will supply either the same or more because the larger amount of Y recieved ranks higher then the forgone utility of the marginal unit. With the laws of supply and demand deduced, Rothbard moves on to describe various types of exchanges along with an Austrian analysis of the Structure of Production (using these theorems to describe price formation of factors of production, the interest rate, etc etc).
However, in Chapter 9 when discussing land and labor incomes, Rothbard discusses the possibility of a "backwards bending supply curve of labor" (MES 573). No longer an increase in price require the quantity supplied to stay the same or increase, now an increase in price can cause the quantity supplied to decrease! Either I'm not understanding the backward bending supply curve, or this small concession has grave consequences for Austrian theorizing. Doesn't the possibility of a backwards bending supply curve refute the laws he derived in Chapter 2, that the supply of a good will either stay the same or increase at a higher price? If the "laws of marginal utility" have exceptions, then the Austrian analysis of price formation is incorrect because it is not true in all scenarios. One cannot describe apodicitically certain deductions when there are blatant exceptions.
Interestingly enough, Bryan Caplan levels the same criticisms againist Austrian economics in "Why I am not an Austrian Economist" and states Rothbard makes ad hoc concessions after his value scale approach cannot explain certain economic phenomenon (such as the backward supply curve). I find neither Block or Hulsman defenses really satisfactory, as Hulsmann seems to outward deny it while Block says it won't occur if we hold income constant (but isn't every change in price a change in income?).
Anyone have any thoughts?
Depending on how you talk about it; yes, labor will have a backward bending supply curve, because an increase in wages can, in fact, mean that people provide less of it, because, in their opinion, the oppurtunity cost may rise faster than the wage they are getting.
I 'really' want to make 1000 dollars a month, relatively independent on how much I have to work. I know i provided lest labor last year after a wage increase because of this.
I don't see the grave implications for the 'whole' of Austrian economics though, because looking at it like that violates ceteris paribus.
The state is not the enemy. The idea of the state is.
Haha, is that the best Caplan can do?
Rothbard on Labor [MES page 573]: One of the complications in the
analysis of labor is the alleged occurrence of a "backward supply
curve of labor." This happens when workers react to higher wage
rates by reducing their supply of labor hours, thus taking some of
their higher incomes as increased leisure. [emphasis mine].
To possibly help understand this, if you were able to take two possible jobs, one paying more but with only two weeks annual vacation time, another paying less but with a two month vacation, would you not spend some time thinking about it before deciding? Leisure is a consumer good, and so being "paid" in leisure is a possibilty some people may consider.
Rothbard on land: A backward supply curve might conceivably take place for a
land factor as well, when the owner has a high reserve demand
for the land in order to enjoy its unused (in the catallactic sense)
This one is a bit deeper. Let's say someone owns a refrigerator factory. As prices rise, he will sell more and more refrigerators because he loves that profit. But will he also sell the refrigerator in his own kitchen, if he cannot get another one, even if the price of refrigerators skyrockets? Maybe, maybe not. Depends how desperate he is for the money.
In other words, the law of supply and demand assumes the very common situation, that if a person is out there selling product X, it means that X is not really that important to him. He is out there selling it in the first place because he would rather have money than the object X he is selling.
But say a sports lover has two autographed Michael Jordan basketballs, unique in the world. He doesn't really want to sell either of them. Then he suddenly needs money very badly, to pay for an expensive operation. If selling one of them will pay for the operation, he will only sell one. If the price he can get is lower, he will of course sell both. This does not contradict the law of supply and demand, for the reason explained in the previous paragraph.
What Rothbard is saying is that on rare occasions, people treat land like those Michael Jordan basketballs. They only sell it because they really have to, but would prefer having it lying around as their pretty back yard.
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Thanks for your replies.
I'm having a hard time understanding your post smiling dave, mainly because I feel like the example with the basketballs still violates the laws of supply and demand. The Law of Supply states that an increase in price will either keep the quantity supplied constant or increase it (value scales constant). An individual will only supply an additional unit of a good if the money price for it is higher, as "the operation of the law of marginal utility serves to reinforce the rule that the supply cannot decrease at higher prices, but must increase or remain the same" (MES 124). Your previous paragraph stating "the very common situation" that a person sells a product X because it is not really important to him misses the point. Unless the person has no reservation demand for X (and the supply curve would be vertical), each additional unit the person supplies will become more valuable to him because of the Law of Marginal Utility (the decrease in supply will raise the utility ranking of the marginal unit). The Law of Marginal Utility is a Law, it can't apply only to common situations but to every situation (or else it wouldn't be a Law, and then the Austrian's couldn't explain price formation).
Hi BlackNumero. Do you have the links available for Block and Hulsmann?
Hello, ThinkBlue, we meet again :D
Starting with Caplan's essay: http://econfaculty.gmu.edu/bcaplan/whyaust.htm
Rothbard's rejection of the utility function approach led him to make strange ad hoc concessions to it elsewhere in his writings. Using his value scale approach, Rothbard was able to derive the laws of demand and supply as theorems.[11] But then inexplicably in his later discussion of labor and land, Rothbard conceded the theoretical possibility of "backward" bending supply curves.[12]
Then Block's reply: http://mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae2_4_2.pdf
This criticism, too, misses its mark. Of course, downward sloping demand and
upward sloping supply are exceptionless propositions, given the ceteris paribus
assumption of no income changes. And, obviously, when this assumption is
relaxed, as in the case of the backward bending supply curve (or the Giffen good),
and income changes are allowed into the analysis, then it is theoretically possible
for such exceptions to occur. But why should neoclassical economics be granted a
monopoly position regarding this rather basic "insight"? Surely, the Austrians, too,
without any by your leave tugging at the forelock, may take note of the fact that
when price changes, income, too, can be impacted.
Then Hulsman's reply, which IMO, is ridiculou, as he states that the shape of supply curves have nothing to do with price formation: http://mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae2_4_1.pdf
There are probably few Austrian economists who would claim that nothing of
value could be learned extra muros. However, Caplan's conclusion is premature.
The fact that Rothbard occasionally refers to income and substitution effects does
not warrant the claim that these effects correspond to anything real. And it does
not make the Austrian theory of the price formation of land and labor dependent
on neoclassical insights. We have already pointed out that Mises did not bother
about the shape of supply curves or the underlying motivations of market participants.
His price theory stresses a much more fundamental feature of price
formation, for example, that all exchanges are (at least ex ante) beneficial for both
parties and that entrepreneurs appraise factors of production in terms of their
expected relative contribution to the monetary income generated by the production
process. It follows that consumers steer the allocation of resources in a market
economy. Nothing of this depends on the shape of supply curves, or on the
existence of income and substitution effects.
Then there is Caplan's reply to both of them: http://mises.org/journals/qjae/pdf/qjae4_2_6.pdf
Caplan (1999) maintains that Rothbard contradicts himself by introducing
income effects and backward-bending supply curves after purporting to
prove that the laws of supply and demand are exceptionless theorems. Block
denies the charge; Rothbard is perfectly correct, given the "ceteris paribus
assumption of no income changes" (1999, p. 29). There is a fundamental
problem with Block's reply, though. It hardly makes sense to invoke an "all
else equal" condition in cases where all else is of necessity never equal ! The
key neoclassical insight is that price changes ipso facto change income.
Income effects do not happen at the same time as price changes by miraculous
coincidence. They are inherent in the nature of price changes. Block's
defense of Rothbard makes about as much sense as a "theorem" that "no one
ever dies of starvation," which is apodictically true "given the ceteris paribus
assumption that no food is nourishing."
Hülsmann, in contrast, amazingly declines to either (a) defend Rothbard's
use of income and substitution effects, or (b) argue that this was an unfortunate
neoclassical corruption of Rothbard's thinking. Instead, he remarks only
that "Mises did not bother about the shape of supply curves" and that relatively
little depends on this.18 Bear in mind that "shape" here is not just slope, but
sign! "The fact that Rothbard occasionally refers to income and substitution
effects does not warrant the claim that these effects correspond to anything
real" (Hülsmann 1999, p. 11). True enough; but Rothbard did claim to have
strictly deduced the conclusions that supply slopes up and demand slopes
down from the axiom of action. Why doesn't Hülsmann say that Rothbard's
supposed proofs warrant the rejection of the income and substitution effects?
If he thought Rothbard's proofs were valid, he would. And if Rothbard's proofs
of the laws of supply and demand are not valid, the remaining ten chapters of
Man, Economy, and State—everything from interest-rate determination to monetary
economics to the theory of price controls—rest upon error. If these are not
"fundamental feature[s] of price formation" (Hülsmann 1999, p. 11), what is?
Subsequent replies to Caplan deal exclusively with Probability (links can be found here: http://mises.stackexchange.com/questions/134/whats-the-best-austrian-response-to-bryan-caplans-essay). Block says he replied to the rest of Caplan's article in an unpublished manuscript, but I cannot find that.
in this thread http://mises.org/Community/forums/t/10309.aspx
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I wrote a long reply, but somehow it didnt get posted.
Since it's toil and trouble to rewrite it, I'll just indicate the reply.
Rothbard writes that supply and demand only apply when all the things being sold have the same disutility [=grief to the seller] when he sells them.
I think it's on page 105, where he talks about selling to someone hated. Then the disutility of selling to him is greater than the disutility of selling to a friend, and will lead to the hated one being charged a higher price, and a willingness to sell to the friend at a lower price.
He goes on to say that this does not mean that the laws of supply and demand have been violated, but rather that "object X sold to hated one" and "same object sold to friend" are to be treated in theory as TWO DIFFERENT KINDS OF OBJECTS.
Now if you reread page 574 where he talks about not selling all ones land because one wants to have visual benefit from it, he says that selling land [on rare occasions] has "increasing marginal disutility". Meaning selling the second basketball brings greater grief than selling the first one.
OK, that should give an obviously intelligent fellow like you enough to go on to figiure it out.
Once again I can't figure out how to quote again, so I'll separate replies with spaces. Thanks for replying guys.
Thanks for the links NirgrahamUK, although I don't know if the links were a vindication of Rothbard or to say that Giffen goods don't exist (see below).
I understand the neoclassical notion of Income and Substitution effects (different optimal points among multiple indifference curves when a change in price occurs) and how Neoclassical economists use these diagrams to derive demand and supply curves. I understand that, in this context, for a normal good, when the price of a good decreases, the substitution effect causes people to consume more as well as the income effect. For an inferior good, the substitution effect causes people to consume more while the income effect causes people to consume less. When the Substitution effect is greater than the income effect, the demand curve is still downward sloping. When the income effect is greater than the substitution effect, then the demand curve slopes upward and the elusive Giffen Good rears its ugly head. The same thing can be said of supply curves, when the substitution effect is greater than the income effect the supply curve slopes upward, while when the income effect is greater than the substitution effect the supply curve slopes backwards.
Now aside from the fact that this method is incorrect because it assumes indifference, continous utility scales, cardinal utility, and the very unrealistic "budgetline two goods bundle" etc etc, Austrians must critcize the notion of income and substitution effects in order to sucessfully defend their value scale approach and the Laws of Supply and Demand. The argument could still hold that when price decreases people consume more of the good because 1)the price of the good has changed and 2)the income has changed. However, from my understanding for the Austrians, this type of analysis doesn't work with the value scale approach because a change in "income" violates the ceteris paribus assumption as the perception of the good has changed (I believe this is the correct reasoning), For demand curves, once income changes the value scale changes as well and then the good becomes evaluated differently. In the case of the backwards bending supply curve, a change in income means the good is evaluated differently as the marginal utility of leisure is allowed to rise and each additional work unit is evaluated differently in the context of higher income (ditto).
As Salerno notes in the link above, "the ceteris paribus qualification is construed as precluding any other AUTONOMOUS change in the economic data until full adjustment of the overall economy has been made...endogenous changes in the demand curves and prices of related goods (substitutes and complements), in the purchasing power of money and in the distribution of wealth induced by this change in supply of a given good may cause some low-income people as well as others to purchase less of the good at the lower price than they did at the higher price in the new final equilibrium. But this is hardly evidence that demand curves can ever be upward sloping. Rather it is an illustration of the fact that all prices are interconnected and that every single change in the fundamental economic data brings about a "revolution" in the structure of demands, incomes and prices."
However, while all of this information is certainly helpful (and strengthens the Law of Supply Rothbard laid out in Chapter 2), it doesn't really help him in Chapter 9, and my question still stands about him contradicting himself. Rothbard's notion of a backwards bending supply curve could conceivably exist if "the marginal utility of money falls rapidly enough and the marginal disutility of leisure forgone rises rapidly enough as units of labor are sold for higher prices in money" (MES 574) just as a upward sloping demand curve could exist with the same reasoning if the income effect outweighs the substitution effect. But as Salerno notes in his reply and along with everyone elses replies in that thread, that line of reasoning violates the ceteris paribus assumption and instead connects two separate demand curves as if they were one. The same must be said for the backwards bending supply curve, as it would be incorrect reasoning to ever assume such a schedule existed using ceteris paribus assumptions Rothbard developed earlier in the book. So, as much as Iove Rothbard and am enthralled by his writing, I feel like his concession is an incorrect line of reasoning.
Smiling Dave:
I understand that a two objects might represent different goods depending on whom they are sold to. And when two objects are differerent goods, then they no longer belong on the same demand schedule. So if they are different goods and belong on different schedules, then why are they drawn on the same curve?
I understand that a two objects might represent different goods depending on whom they are sold to. And when two objects are differerent goods, then they no longer belong on the same demand schedule. So if they are different goods and belong on different schedules, then why are they drawn on the same curve?
I understand that a two objects might represent different goods depending on whom they are sold to. And when two objects are differerent goods, then they no longer belong on the same demand schedule. So if they are different goods and belong on different schedules, then why are they drawn on the same curve?
LOL, did I draw them on the same curve?
But if you press me to explain "what was he thinking?", I'll say that since the two basketballs are physically identical, it is interesting to see what a curve showing them both would look like, as well as important to explain why its shape does not contradict supply and demand. Rothbard explained it in a few words added on as a tail to a sentence [mumbled under his breath, probably], so it may pass right by someone not looking for it.
Let me just add that not only are they different goods depending on who they are sold to. Any reason that in the seller's mind adds significant grief [disutility] to one of them that does not exist in the other also makes them two different goods. Which was what Rothbard said in those few words "increasing marginal disutility".
I never said that you drew them on the same curve but only wanted to highlight that (I least I thought) you only include one good on each schedule (of course a value scale can have multiple goods, but thats not what I'm talking about. I can see how it can be "interesting" to include them on the same graph but it can be very misleading for people when its not clearly explained that this isnt a violation of the law of S/D and only a relaxtion of the ceteris paribus rule.
And not to sound nitpicky, but doesn't "increasing marginal disutility" happen when any good is given up, per Law of Marginal Utility? Now if one good is evaluated psychically different like you suggested then all is fine and well, but in the plain sense it occurs among units of a good.Selling the second unit of cows will have a higher opportunity cost then the first unit of cows because the second unit of cows serves ends higher on an actor's value scale. When Rothbard says "increasing marginal disutility" he uses it for visual enjoyment forgone in the case of land and leisure forgone in the case of labor, but both of these are different goods from the marginal units of land/units of work and using ceteris paribus in the strictest sense would not allow either of these to move up a value scale when determing price formation for the plot of land/job (they can and probably will move up, but from what I'm understanding of Salerno's comment-see what I posted as well as whats in that thread-they should have no influence on the construction of a curve for a particular good).
Increasing marginal disutility need not happen always. Think about it. Say you own 100,000 copies of a book. Do you feel worse when you sell one, and only have 99,999 left?
Even if we concede that it always happens, it happens by very small increments indeed, so small they can be neglected. But with those two autographed rare basketballs, the increased grief is HUGE. Same thing on rare occasions, says Rothbard, with land.
And let us remember that the whole value scale thing with the cows always talks about the first couple of cows, not about cow number 10,000. And those cows were not bought with the intent of being sold in the usual descriptions, right? They are used to feed the family etc. It's a whole nother story with goods produced in huge quantities for the express purpose of selling them, or fish caught by the boatfull for the purpose of selling.
I regret that I cannot read the respected Prof. Salerno's no doubt incisive comments, cause the ole brain aint what it used to be.
A supply curve could be completely vertical (Rothbard talks about it extensively) as he explains that a supply curve will only be sloping forward because of reservation demand and speculation. So for the owner of a bookstore who sells 10,000 books a day, since he has to rank the books on his value scale, the first book sold must be lower than the second book sold, ectera. The utility could still be nothing in the form of its decreasing supply will not provoke an increasing in price (as seen in a forward sloping supply curve), or as Rothbard puts it "of course, if the marginal utility of the stock to the supplier is nil, and if the marginal utility of money to him falls only slowly as he acquires it, the law may not change his quantity supplied during the range of action on the market, so that the supply curve may be vertical throughout almost all of its range."(245). The utility ranking of marginal units will still increase, but it just won't be enough to provoke an increase in price. Decreasing marginal utility and increasing marginal utility of goods will always occur because of the ordinal ranking of goods.
But if we stick to the basketballs here, increasing marginal disutility on the same schedule just means in order for the person to exchange a second one a much higher money price will be needed. If for some reason then the objects become two different goods, then they are no longer on the same schedule and on the same supply curve.
I'll start with a personal note, that I've developed great respect for your knowledge and intelligence. More power to you.
I'm very glad we agree about all you said in the first paragraph.
As for the basketballs, let's give everything numbers and hopefully things will become clear. Even though it is a big no no in AE to assign numbers to the benefit something gives a person, let's do it just this once, the better to clarify an idea.
Say a guy owns those two totally identical valuable basketballs, and suddenly needs a lot of money for an operation, He will be confined to a wheelchair, deaf and blind, if he doesn't have the operation. The market price of the operation is $100,000. But he would have it even if it cost $100 MILLION, so important is his health to him.
Parting with the first of the balls gives him a million dollars worth of grief. Parting with the second hurts much more, and gives him ten million dollars worth of grief.
OK, if he can get 100K for both of them together, his balance sheet looks like this: Total happiness: $100 million dollars, [because now he can have the operation]. Total grief: $11 million. Bottom line: $88 million net happiness.
If he can get 100K for one basketball, meaning 200K for both of them together, the situation is like this:
If he sells one ball, the balance sheet is Total Happiness: $100 million Total Grief: $1 million. Bottom line: $99 million happiness.
If he sells both balls, we have Total Happiness: $100 million from health and $100K in cash. Total Grief: $11 million. Bottom line: $88.1 million happiness.
Obviously, he is better off selling only one ball.
I confess I lost the thread a bit, about whether we need to consider them as two goods or not after this analysis. In any case I think this clears up the situation without contradicting the law of supply and demand.
I appreciate your comment.
As much as I enojy your example, I'm a little bit confused as to what its trying to explain and a little confused as to the cardinal utility dollars of happiness. From my understanding the problem cannot exist without the numerical utility values associated with each good (which according to A.E can't exist).
If I'm reading your example correctly, the individual's value scale would look something like this:
100 million dollars
10 million dollars
2nd B.B
1 million dollars
1st B.B
The individual values the operation the most, even if it cost him 100 million (I don't know if 101 million is too much, so I left it out). Each larger money amount ranks higher than smaller sums because of the law of total utility. Now since selling one "gives him 10 million dollars worth of grief", 10 million dollars ranks higher than the 2nd B.B sold because selling the actor would not sell the B.B at a lower price since the disutility of forgoing the B.B ranks higher than the monetary sum of less than 10 million dollars. The same thing goes for the 1 B.B, as it gives him "1 million dollars worth of grief". In the strictest sense of the value scale approach if the going price for the B.B's was 100,000 he would not sell them because the opportunity cost of selling the B.B (1 million dollars) is greater than the 100k. If then for some reason he says "screw it I need the operation" and sells them for the going price (100K), then the value scale looks differently. In any case, there are never "net dollar amounts"


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Yesterday, Young Americans for Obama held its first-ever nation-wide phone bank. Supporters from around the country made calls using the campaign's online call tool to fellow young people, asking them to join Young Americans for Obama and to get involved with the campaign. By the end of the day, the Young Americans for Obama Dashboard group made over 8,000 calls—and the phone bank was a success.
Rosa, a student at Colorado College and native Coloradan spoke highly of the online call tool:
"I hope it catches on with people throughout the campaign. It's easy to use and you can access it whenever you have some free time. That's what I did—whenever I had a free second, I'd make a call."
Jake, a student at Tulane University in New Orleans, recalled a memorable conversation:
"I talked to a recent college graduate named James. As I told him I was calling from the campaign, he seemed really fired up to hear from us. Despite having a hectic work schedule, he signed up to volunteer. It was great hearing from someone who cared so much about helping the President."
Sam, a student at Washington University in St. Louis, remarked on the call campaign as a whole:
"I enjoyed these phone calls so much. Around half of the people I actually spoke to were willing to get involved with helping President Obama! Even those individuals who were too busy to volunteer seemed excited. I'm glad that fellow young Americans are dedicated to moving forward."
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