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A Jade Buddha sculpture
represents peace and wealth,
that's one of the reasons its so
popular Jade Buddha's come in all variants,
sizes, forms and colors. Statues, figurines
and other religious items Buddhist buy have
a mythical touch and look good.
This are some of the
most decorative items one
can place in house, a real
eye catcher and the others
also immediately want a
similar statue.
The little
problem will be the price
since below around $ 2000,-
there are no real good carved statues.
with soles turned
upward and locked in the lotus position, the
right hand in the earth-touching mudra,
symbolizing the moment of enlightenment,
this is the prevalent iconography of this
only a laughing
Buddha sculpture is more popular this days. The main
difference is looking at a pendant it is
almost not possible to see any details since
pendants are to small and most high end
pendants are made from translucent material
which make them shining through ironing out
any details.
It needs at least figurines of
a minimum of around 10 cm height to see some
real artwork. Today they come made from
jadeite which is the better type of the
green stone, the other nephrite. Jadeite
come from northern Myanmar and is often
smuggled into China and Thailand.
Beside of
statues, images, sculptures,
figurines, there are
pendants, beautiful carved
items and quite
affordable. With many of this items
peace is the idea, sometimes a laughing Buddha
or other sculpture are encrusted with
gold and rubies
to give a very
special and expensive touch.
market is drifting to the high end
since this is were the top demand is
and considering the rising
purchasing power of Chinese people
the wipe off the market.
with flower motives, dragons, horses
and mythical themes are available in
every bigger city in Asia, among
them at Kuala Lumpur central market,
in Singapore shop, various places in Bangkok and of course at
Yangon Myanmar
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first come from Myanmar, the second
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placed inside temples made from the
green stone, and sometimes
white stone plus a
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sculpture in
Shanghai is probably the
most famous, built in 1882,
destroyed in 1911 and
rebuilt in 1928. Two white
statues are still there,
they are
crafted from
excellent material and have
been imported from the
country long time ago,
With ruby and gold dust
Statues for sale at Bogyoke Market Yangon
White & Lavender carvings
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Its Chinese craftsmanship
with is probably of the best
quality in terms of carving
and sculpturing which brings
artwork to life.
Two statues of Lord Gautama
Buddha made from ornamental
white stone resides in
the Temple in
Shanghai. They were imported from
Burma (Myanmar) in the late
19th century during the Qing
An abbot named Hui
Gen from Mount Putuo, went
on a pilgrimage via
Tibet, he met a
resident named Chen
Jun-Pu, who donated five
statues to Hui Gen, who transported two
of them back to Jiang-wan,
Shanghai. Here, Hui Gen
built a temple to house them with donated
funds and died shortly
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destroyed in the year 1911
uprising which overthrew the
Qing Dynasty but the statues
were safe. They were shifted
to the current location.
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span of 10 years from 1918
1928. Since 1928, thousands
of worshipers poured in
everyday to signify their
devotion to the Lord and in
recent times this
has turned into a must- see
spot for tourists.
and although the history is not
very long, the old-time and
classical architectural
style makes it more
appealing in this modern
The sitting one is
kept in the tower and the reclining
is placed in the
recumbent hall of the
The sitting signifies the moment of his meditation
and enlightenment. In the
reclining the sedate
face shows the peaceful mood
of the lord when he died.
This posture and shape is
called the 'lucky repose'.
are some of the most venerated
statues in the world. Even
today, many devotees come
daily to pray and worship.
The shrine now also contains
a much larger reclining one made of
marble, donated from
Singapore and is home to a
number of ancient
other creations, rare paintings
and scriptures or
Tripitaka. It is
one of the major tourist
attractions in Shanghai
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On "The Club," MLB Network's reality series that focused on the White Sox two seasons ago, the Sox chairman talked about the impending arrival of Andruw Jones.
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In 1915 artist Marcel Duchamp arrived in New York, where he would turn himself into a work of art and invent the future of American art. The sophisticated Frenchman had set himself the ambitious goal of making art from nonart, and with his "readymades" (as he called works using found objects) he disoriented viewers, leaving them uncertain of his ultimate intentions. Duchamp made art a matter of choice, hanging his readymades from the ceiling or nailing them to the floor. He invented aliases, disguises and puns and played games with illusions, shadows and optics. When he took a trip to Paris, he returned with a goateed Mona Lisa and a vial of the city's air, as if he needed to deface tradition in order to breathe. An alchemist of sorts, Duchamp shifted art from one plane to another, changing it from the visual to the mental, prodding its conversion from matter to energy.
Joseph Cornell, on the other hand, lived most of his adult life on a Flushing, Long Island, street named Utopia Parkway. There, until his death in 1972, he transformed unremarkable odds and ends into intimate talismans that combine the wonders of childhood (butterflies, stamps, marbles, building blocks, toys) with his adult obsessions (ballerinas, sky charts, driftwood, aperitif glasses, apothecary jars). He never attended college or art school, and he never traveled to Europe, but Cornell thrived on the excitement of Manhattan. He would embark on small voyages of discovery, going to Times Square and Central Park, to curio shops and book stalls. There he would sort through boxes of old photos, pick over trays of seashells and haunt the penny arcades. Collected, isolated, combined and preserved in glass-paneled boxes and collages, Cornell's dreams are intense, delicate crystallizations of thought, feeling, memory and culture. Out of the fantasies that enriched his private, secluded life, Cornell created miniature theatrical stages in which fables were played out by characters as varied as Medici princesses, Hollywood starlets and a company of swans, parrots and romantic heroines.
The differences between Duchamp and Cornell are obvious. Duchamp worked conceptually, putting art "in service of the mind"; Cornell worked poetically. Duchamp, the cool intellectual. Cornell, the wistful imagist. Perhaps Menil Collection curator Walter Hopps best describes their different sensibilities: "Duchamp was always the wise man, and Cornell was forever the wise child."
Yet they were kindred spirits. No other artists in the first half of this century were as committed to elevating everyday objects to the realm of art. Duchamp and Cornell met in 1933 during a Brancusi exhibition, but their friendship didn't develop until the summer of 1942, when Duchamp sailed to New York as a refugee from World War II. Duchamp was 16 years older than Cornell, who was drawn by his flair, his Frenchness and his love of both language and the detritus of daily life. Duchamp, in turn, prized Cornell's handling of common objects and saw in him a truly idiosyncratic personality whose encyclopedic knowledge, especially of turn-of-the-century Paris, sprang from a love of music, dance, books and film.
"Joseph Cornell/Marcel Duchamp ... in resonance," now at the Menil Collection, aims to track the affinities between the two artists. Organized by the Menil and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the exhibition brings together some 80 works that shed light on the pair's recurring mediums, motifs and shared fascinations. Sometimes what we note are the differences: As Duchamp was diminishing his production of art, Cornell was trying out every kind of box and bit of ephemera he could lay his hands on. But more often we note the similarities between the two. Both worked with odd materials (glass, sand, dust, paper) and chose mysterious modes (a cabinet of specimen bottles, a cage of marble "sugar" cubes). Both swung easily from high culture to bits of trash. Cornell kept "explorations," dossiers, letters and journals. Duchamp collected his handwritten scribbles and notes and used them as graphic elements. Both were tinkerers, scribblers who transformed the most ordinary minutiae into vehicles for entering the realms of imagination and memory.
The notes -- lots of notes, on everything from telegrams and short letters to envelope flaps and typing paper -- provide the principal evidence of the artists' relationship, and they form the core of a little-known and never-before-exhibited object that's really a cross between a work of art and an intensely personal archive. The Duchamp Dossier is a flat, lidded cardboard box in which Cornell stashed more than 100 items gleaned from ten years of encounters with Duchamp: sugar packets, napkins, restaurant menus, pipe cleaners and cigarette packages, an envelope from Paris, crumpled laundry receipts, a glue spatula on a discarded envelope. There are more conventional mementos as well: postcards and ads with images of the Mona Lisa, gallery announcements and warm letters received from Duchamp's great love Mary Reynolds. And there are also a few signed readymades, such as the adjusted Le Page's glue box on which Duchamp wrote "gimme" above the printed word "strength." No one knows whether Cornell made the dossier in collaboration with Duchamp or even with his knowledge. Clearly Duchamp gave Cornell some of the things. Others Cornell might have purchased or fished out of the wastebasket.


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My Least Favorite Trope (and this post will include spoilers for The Lego Movie, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Matrix, Western Civilization, and—cod help me—Bulletproof Monk*.) is the thing where there's an awesome, smart, wonderful, powerful female character who by all rights ought to be the Chosen One and the hero of the movie, who is tasked with taking care of some generally ineffectual male character who is, for reasons of wish fulfillment, actually the person the film focuses on. She mentors him, she teaches him, and she inevitably becomes his girlfriend… and he gets the job she wanted: he gets to be the Chosen One even though she's obviously far more qualified. And all he has to do to get it and deserve it is Man Up and Take Responsibility.
And that's it. Every god-damned time. The mere fact of naming the films above and naming the trope gives away the entire plot and character arc of every single movie.
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Dr. Leibbrandt, Director of the Southern African Labour and Development Research Unit at UCT, specializes in research on inequality in labor markets in South Africa. He has directed the South African research team on a multi-country study of Poverty, Inequality and Labor Markets in Africa. He collaborates with David Lam on several projects.
Lam, David, Cally Ardington, and Murray Leibbrandt. 2011. "Schooling as a lottery: Racial differences in school advancement in urban South Africa." Journal of Development Economics, 95(2): 121-136. PMCID: PMC3076682. DOI. Abstract.
Ardington, Cally, Anne Case, Mahnaz Islam, David Lam, Murray Leibbrandt, Alicia Menendez, and Analia Olgiati . 2010. "The Impact of AIDS on Intergenerational Support in South Africa: Evidence From the Cape Area Panel Study." Research on Aging, 32(1): 97-121. PMCID: PMC2794137. DOI. Abstract.
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In 1896 also, it produces 50.000 rifles of sport gauge 22.
In 1899, left famous gun FN 1900.
In 1902, J.M. BROWNING arrives at HERSTAL with the prototype of an automatic shotgun. A contract is signed on March 24, 1902 and J.M. BROWINING orders 10.000 parts immediately of them.
In 1903, an agreement made in the FN and the Syndicat des Pièces Interchangeables (Trade union of the Interchangeable Parts). The FN engaging with provides detached parts to being equivalent of 25.000 shotguns.
In 1913, J.M. BROWNING orders 25.000 rifles "TROMBONE" of gauge 20 but the war will prevent manufacture.
Here are thus beginnings of the manufacture of the shotguns with the FN, these rifles being based on patents BROWNING. It goes without saying that these weapons manufactured mechanically with the factory were better quality.
Several types of weapons of hunting's were produced like:
Automatic shotgun BROWNING to 5 blows, gauges 12 and 16.
Automatic shotgun BROWNING, gauges 12, 12 magnum, 16 and 20.
Shotgun LIEGE over and under gauges 12.
Automatic rifles BROWNING MOD A. With cal 22 shorts with 11 blows - cal. 22 LR with 8 blows.
Automatic rifles models B - cal. 22 Shorts with 15 blows and cal. 22LR with 11 blows.
Over and under rifles BROWNING "special Trap"
Automatic rifle BROWNING gauges 9 mm
Rifle of hunting to repetition system Mauser model 332.
Rifle with repetition BROWNING "TROMBONE" cal. 22.
Rifle of hunting hammerless ANSON gauges 16 and 20.
Over and under shotguns SPECIAL HUNTING gauge 12.
The list is of course not restrictive. It is thus about a very important production of which I do not have the statistics of production.
Concerning the sites and books, the site of the FN is interesting (http://www.herstalgroup.com/) and I strongly advise you the new book which has just left on the general history from FN "ARS MECHANICA" published by the group Luc PIRE quay to the Stones Size, 37/39 to 1000 BRUSSELS.
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"We represent different people on the same issue. He can be a little more outspoken," Aposhian said. "I have to be a little more careful because I have to see these people [lawmakers] on a daily basis.
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HB76 » Would let all adult nonfelons in Utah carry a concealed weapon without a permit. (Rep. John Mathis, R-Vernal)
HB114 » Would nullify any new federal gun-control law, make Utah firearms law supreme. (Rep. Brian Greene, R-Pleasant Grove)
HB268 » Would prohibit local police from charging a person with disorderly conduct for simply openly carrying a firearm. (Rep. Paul Ray, R-Clearfield)
SB120 » Would give the state forester power to close off outdoor areas to target shooters during high-danger fire season. (Sen. Margaret Dayton, R-Orem)
HB50 » Would let victims of dating violence get protective orders; current law allows only for married or cohabiting partners. The subject of a protective order would be prohibited from possessing a firearm. (Rep. Jennifer Seelig, D-Salt Lake City)
HB121 » Would allow a firearm to be stored for up to 60 days at a police station in the event a family member feared someone in the household was suicidal or emotionally unstable. (Rep. Dixon Pitcher, R-Ogden)
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But it's Aposhian who is always present — striding through the halls with a Bluetooth headset in his ear and his phone constantly buzzing during 14-hour days during the 45-day legislative session.
Seated at a table near the gift shop in the lower level of the Capitol, the 48-year-old first-generation American of Armenian heritage talks in a semi-automatic staccato about how many guns he has at home (he won't say the total, but it's sizable) and how he got them (working at a gun store) and decides after much pondering that, yes, he does in fact, have an affinity for them. But the Oakland, Calif., native who has called Utah home for the past 22 years, said he doesn't love guns.
"I don't sit at home at night and fondle them," he said.
As he's talking, he flags down Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Lance Davenport and asks him for two minutes. He gets it — and much more. He met recently with Gov. Gary Herbert for 45 minutes. Dayton huddled with him at her office, too, for any sign of movement from him on her target-shooting bill.
There wasn't.
"Even though I'm pretty pro-gun, it doesn't mean the pro-gun community always agrees with each other," Dayton said. "I've been in some pretty intense meetings."
Aposhian said in their recent private meeting Dayton "used the word 'disappointed' like seven times."
By late Friday afternoon, he was wrapping up a meeting with House Minority Leader Jennifer Seelig, D-Salt Lake City.
She is running a bill seeking to let victims of dating violence obtain protective orders — orders that, among other things, would prohibit the alleged perpetrator from possessing a gun. Aposhian didn't show up at the committee hearing earlier in the week to testify.
Seelig said if he had spoken against it, it would've hurt HB50's chances. Instead, it passed through the House Judiciary Committee 9-0.
"Yes, I think he's powerful," Seelig said.
The Utah Shooting Sports Council has opposed the bill, which has repeatedly failed in recent years, but she's talking to Aposhian to try to move the group to a neutral position. That doesn't appear to be in the cards.
"It's highly likely we'll oppose the bill, but we have different levels of opposition," Aposhian said. "If we do it, it's unlikely to be a super-strong one. It's not that we don't feel strongly, but you have to pick your battles. When you have people like [Senator Curt] Bramble carrying it in the Senate … [Seelig's] come a long way and our beef is with protective orders in general, not just this bill."
By late evening Friday, Aposhian — dressed in a blue blazer with a small golden version of the state gun pinned on his right lapel — is headed off to talk to his seven-member board via conference call. A new bill has surfaced that would allow a firearm to be stored for up to 60 days at a police station in the event a family member feared a person was suicidal or emotionally unstable.
As he prepares to go out for Chinese food, he paused and said he wondered if he always has to talk about guns.
"I would love to not talk about guns at regular events," he said. "I always feel like I'm on — like 'Clark's here, we've got to talk about guns.' I'd just as soon not."
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The Liberty Flames basketball team faced off against the Austin Peay State University Governors in the Ramada Worldwide BracketBuster series, Saturday, Feb. 23. The Flames prevailed 79-73 in overtime.
Travis Betran of Austin Peay made two late three pointers in the second half to send the game into the Flames second overtime game of the season. Liberty made all eight of their free throws in the overtime to defeat Austin Peay.
The Governors average 7.5 threes a game, and in the first half, they almost matched that average with six. Both teams ended the first half shooting 50 percent from the field, but Liberty was down by eight. Missed free throws and three pointers by Liberty attributed to this early deficit.
"(During the) first half, we exchanged baskets, and it was kind of hard to get a lead," Tavares Speaks said.
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"Our defense intensity and rebounding in the second half were the difference in the game," Layer said. "They got into a rhythm in the first half, and I thought we broke their rhythm with defense toughness."
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Herniated disc signs is usually pretty considerable, and will direct to really somewhat of disability. This post will talk about by far the most widespread indicators involving a herniated disc in just about every region on the spine, as well as some strategies for that which you can do at your house for relief.
But in advance of we discuss the signs and symptoms, we'd like to to begin with have an knowledge of how a herniated disc brings about problems. The discs with the backbone are cushions that separate each individual set of bones while in the again. These are shock-absorbers, and they're each composed of two most important pieces - a robust outer covering called the annulus, and a delicate jelly middle referred to as the nucleus.
In case you take a near appearance at the spine, what you will see is always that the nerves on the backbone are located right guiding every disc. These nerves are incredibly critical, since they regulate every thing within the body.
Whenever a disc herniates, the outer covering of your disc tears, plus the jelly commences to shift from your middle on the disc, into the area exactly where the disc has been destroyed. This makes a bulge from the disc, and regrettably, the disc most commonly will bulge right in which the nerve is located.
This causes stress to get used towards the afflicted nerve, and that is really what triggers virtually all the signs and symptoms involving a herniated disc.
Actually, an individual attention-grabbing truth with regards to the spinal discs is always that they do not hold the power to really feel soreness sensations - in other words, regardless if the disc is ruined, you can't experience it. This is smart when you take into consideration that the discs are absorbing shock all day prolonged - should you could sense this, you would be in soreness all day!
So, the question is - if this is accurate, why can this condition bring about a great deal of problems? Perfectly, the solution is since the nerves are concerned - the aggravated nerve is in fact what leads to all the signs.
Using this type of in head, why don't we focus on probably the most frequent herniated disc signs that can come about in just about every region on the backbone. Let's start out together with the neck, and do the job our way down.
A herniated disc inside the cervical spine (neck) will commonly cause signs these types of as neck discomfort and/or stiffness, complications, shoulder, arm and hand discomfort (which can be skilled as sharp suffering, burning, stabbing, numbness, or simply a pins and needles feeling), dizziness, ringing in the ears, blurred eyesight, thyroid issues (that may lead to excess weight issues), chest pains, as well as coronary heart palpitations (a feeling that your heart is pumping strongly inside your chest).
This can be an ideal illustration of what I was mentioning earlier - when you can see, these symptoms can entail considerably over neck pain. The rationale for it is for the reason that these spots on the overall body are managed from the nerves from the neck, and strain on a cervical nerve from the herniated disc will induce these sections in the overall body to malfunction.
One of the most widespread herniated disc symptoms for your thoracic disc (mid-back) are mid-back discomfort, shoulder, arm and hand pain (exact as in the neck - the type of problems may vary), touring suffering round the rib cage, chest ache, shortness of breath, coronary heart palpitations, neck discomfort and stress, headaches, and digestive troubles (the nerves with the thoracic region of your backbone command the gall bladder, that is a very critical organ involved with digestion).
Inside the lumbar area (lower again), the most common signs are very low again pain and weakness, suffering traveling down the leg (this soreness could be a sharp ache, burning, stabbing, pins and needles, or numbness), leg weakness, knee suffering, challenges along with the bowel or bladder, and sexual organ dysfunction.
So, when these signs and symptoms happen, what can you do about them? Sadly, the majority of the treatments medical practitioners usually advocate are not as productive as most would like them to become. They may provide momentary relief, but long expression relief just isn't widespread with the normal treatment options.
Most doctors will advise drugs (generally discomfort relievers and muscle relaxers), suffering injections (this kind of as cortisone and epidurals), bodily remedy, and surgical treatment (for a last resort, often). The reason these therapies don't generally provide extended phrase relief is usually that they're principally concentrated on numbing the aggravated nerve.
This will sound good within the surface area, however, if you don't address the cause of the challenge (the herniated disc), the problems will inevitably return.
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As a trial attorney with the United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. for nine years (1974-1983), Ms. Pence handled complex civil and regulatory issues (price and allocation controls on petroleum, defense contract audits, housing discrimination claims) and white collar and criminal investigations and prosecutions. She was Chief, Special Projects Branch, and Deputy Chief, Government Fraud Section. She was responsible for supervising criminal investigative task forces in Florida and Puerto Rico probing mortgage fraud, boiler-rooms (telephone solicitation fraud schemes scamming investors), and health care fraud. While at the Justice Department, she received the Attorney General's Special Commendation Award and Attorney's Award from the Association of Federal Investigators (resulting from her supervision over a task force on mortgage fraud).


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Huge bottles of hand sanitizer are the most fashionable new desk accessory, prominently displayed as if to say, "Bring it on, H1N1, I'm ready for the flu season."
Brands like Purell and Germ-X are not just for preschools and doctors offices anymore. Small bottles end up in the bottom of purses and pockets. Keychain bottles mean that no matter the location, germ-killing is never more than a glob of clear gel away.
But is hand sanitizer really all it's cracked up to be? And whatever happened to soap and water?
Having clean hands is one of the most important ways to prevent getting sick, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC says washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and water is preferable, but "if soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based product to clean your hands."
"We use both," said registered nurse Heather Carelock, the school nurse at Hugh Mercer Elementary School in Fredericksburg. "But soap and water is our primary."
She explained that when they enter school, many children do not know how to properly wash their hands. So it's her job to teach them. Kids are notorious germ carriers, and the H1N1 flu seems to be hitting them hardest.
Carelock said she teaches kindergartners to sing either "Mary Had a Little Lamb" or "Happy Birthday" while they lather since some are not able to count to 20 yet. That way, the children get a feel for just how long they should be washing their hands.
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text: The Financial Page September 5, 2011 Issue Europe's Big Mistake By James Surowiecki Table of Contents Credit CHRISTOPH NIEMANN In July, 2008, on the eve of the biggest financial crisis in memory, the European Central Bank did something both predictable and stupid: it raised interest rates. The move was predictable because the E.C.B.'s president, Jean-Claude Trichet, was an inflation hawk; he worried about rising oil and food prices and saw a rate hike as a way of tamping them down. But the move was also remarkably ill timed. The crisis was already under way, European economic growth had slowed to a crawl, and within a couple of months the global economy had collapsed, inflation had disappeared, and the E.C.B. was forced to slash interest rates, in an attempt to avert economic disaster. That July rate hike was like kicking the economy when it was down. One might have thought that the E.C.B. would learn from the experience. No such luck. This year, Europe has been wrestling with high unemployment, slow growth, and a continuing debt crisis, with the economies of Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain (the so-called PIIGS) struggling to avoid default. Given the situation, Trichet could have decided to keep interest rates where they were, as both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have done. Instead, the E.C.B. raised interest rates in April and, once more, in July. Again, as if on cue, European economic growth stalled and the continent's debt crisis deepened, which has created problems for markets around the world. Policymakers make bad decisions all the time, of course. The E.C.B.'s failures, however, are the result not of mere bad judgment but of obsession. That obsession may not have created Europe's problems, but it has amplified them. The continent's economic woes boil down, really, to two issues: too much debt and too little growth. These things are connected to each other: the PIIGS are struggling with their debt loads largely because their economies are growing too slowly. By raising interest rates, the E.C.B. increased borrowing costs and slowed economic growth—the opposite of what was needed. And, while the E.C.B. did step up and buy Italian and Spanish government bonds last month, in order to keep those countries afloat, by doing this it was plugging a hole that its own actions had done much to create. The E.C.B.'s actions have been especially damaging because they've come at a time when, in response to the debt crisis, European countries have been forced to take austerity measures, slashing government spending and raising taxes. When fiscal policy is contractionary, expansionary monetary policy can help make up the difference. This is what the Federal Reserve has tried to do in the U.S.—albeit not aggressively enough. The E.C.B., by contrast, has decided to tighten, which means that both fiscal policy and monetary policy are hitting the brakes on the economy. The perplexing thing about the E.C.B.'s approach is that it's hard to see who benefits. The traditional explanation for the bank's anti-inflationary zeal hinges on the fact that the continent's stronger economies, in particular Germany's, don't need any help growing, and don't like the fact that inflation reduces the real value of assets. So while the PIIGS might prefer a monetary policy that shrank debts and spurred growth, Germany wants low inflation, and Germany wins. Yet right now the entire continent would benefit from easier money. Germany's economy may have been doing well earlier this year, but it isn't anymore; in the past quarter, it grew just 0.1 per cent, more slowly than the U.S.'s. Germany is heavily dependent on exports, including exports to the rest of Europe, which means that it can prosper only if other countries do. On top of that, the debt crisis has hurt German banks, which had lent heavily to the PIIGS. Once upon a time, you could argue that the E.C.B.'s approach was helping Europe's big economies at the expense of the smaller ones. But the current tight-money strategy is making every country a loser. To be fair, the E.C.B. isn't alone in its paranoia about inflation. That bias reflects the preferences of many voters, whose hatred of inflation tends to be disproportionate to its real costs. (Cue Rick Perry saying that looser monetary policy would be "almost treasonous.") Most studies of moderate inflation find that its costs are quite small, but a study of elections in thirteen European countries from the nineteen-sixties to the nineties found that voters were far more likely to toss out politicians when inflation rose than when unemployment did. 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Curbing Global Corruption Risks
Advancing beyond Sarbanes-Oxley and operational audits
The heightened regulatory scrutiny and enforcement of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other country-specific anti-corruption statutes are increasingly rendering global automotive manufacturers vulnerable to significant compliance and reputation risks. Although the generic risks of doing business in emerging and growth markets are fairly well understood, the challenge many companies face is understanding the specific risks of a country and the local business operations and confirming that the internal controls and business processes in place are sufficient to address them.
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Link to 5 tangle patterns-"Westeye", "Acgt", "Pinho", "OWO", and "Queen of Hearts"
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Thank you very much Molossus for posting about my tangles! I´m a newby in Zentangles, actualy I used to doodle a lot, but didn´t know that ths kind of art already had a name! Here in Brasil, few people know about it, so I decided to start a blog called Tangle Brasil to share this beutiful art here. I already bookmarkrd your blog and I am always here getting your news!ReplyDelete
As always, THANK YOU! (hug)....off to work but wil be tangling tonight....ReplyDelete
and the list is growin',lol...thanks!ReplyDelete
today i rewieved you list again,all numbers were generated by my son,hehe...but i had no luck.all five nr.were Sandy Bartholomew's and couldn't find them.i think they are in her new book...
Not all of the tangles on my list are available to the general public. The steps to some of the official tangles are only known to CZTs, and some CZT tangles are only taught to their students. But I list them, so people who create tangles will know the names that have been used. Of course, it still helps everyone else find the tangles that are findable!ReplyDelete


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David Johnson, a photographer of African American life in San Francisco during the middle of the 20th century will present his photographs. There will be a book signing for his collection of photographs, A Dream Begun So Long Ago .
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I don't long, I don't die, I don't await
the departure of those I love. As the origin
of a particular plant is sussed, so too
animals, people, their cities, and smaller things.
When you wonder on what I have become,
be just. No more great songs of satisfaction,
no more wailing upon the hill to the hillside.
Be kind, for trust is not addition and addition
is not acceptance and acceptance is not humility.
Simply put, we are a failed and ruined people
incapable of even silence. We are equal to nothing.
The earth given to us, we have lost even that.
Big eaters of America, I join you in your parade.
Let us be watched and let us be spoken of.
For today fascination is gone and even vanity
is undervalued. I have often misunderstood destiny.
I will misunderstand it no more.
Joshua Beckman, from the book Take It (Wave Books, 2009)
This poem sort of begins with "Simply…" for me, am unsure about what to do with the first half. But the second half is fantastic, although I see how the first half is needed…
People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small. They make flippant comments from buses that imply you're not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else. They are on TV making your girlfriend feel inadequate. They have access to the most sophisticated technology the world has ever seen and they bully you with it. They are "The Advertisers" and they are laughing at you. You, however, are forbidden to touch them. Trademarks, intellectual property rights and copyright law mean advertisers can say what they like wherever they like with total impunity. Fuck that. Any advert in a public space that gives you no choice whether you see it or not is yours. It's yours to take, re-arrange and re-use. You can do whatever you like with it. Asking for permission is like asking to keep a rock someone just threw at your head. You owe the companies nothing. Less than nothing, you especially don't owe them any courtesy, they owe you. They have re-arranged the world to put themselves in front of you. They never asked for your permission, don't ever start asking for theirs.
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March 27, 2006
The Funds Rate Path: Bloggers And The Market Align
Last week Tim Duy revealed...
At a minimum, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech reinforces my view that a move beyond 5% is not in the mindset of the FOMC at this point. At a maximum, it leads me to shave down my expectations for a move to 5%.
My bets lie with a pause at 5% but I still see Fed funds between 5.25% and 5.75% later this year.
... and Nathan Kaufman added:
Something in the text [of the Beige Book] may signal that the U.S. economy is not overheating, that inflation is less of a threat, or that interest rate hikes may be less likely in the future.
Good call, lads. That, at least, is the impression one gets from the current vintage of Carlson-Craig-Melick estimates of funds rate probabilities, wherein the expectations for another increase in May backed off a tad...
... and the probability that the funds rate will not move any higher than 5 percent made a run for the money:
I've officially retired the picture showing the market's (completely uninteresting) guesses about where the dust will have settled once the FOMC adjourns tomorrow, but it is in the attached PowerPoint and flash files, if you want a gander just for old-time's sake.
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What insanity - if we were in ancient Greece someone would be killing chickens and reading their entrails about now trying to predict the future. Fed's raising tomorrow .25. Oh well - one day story.
My question is this - why the hell wasn't the rate raised in about 4 each 1.25 bites and gotten over with it. No one is going to convince me that this creep along they have been playing for the past several years has done anything to anything.
Proof - seen the price of gold lately? It is going up for a reason.
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March 27, 2006 at 06:43 PM
john, i agree about the rate timing. it has been a horrific trade for interest rate futures traders!
on the price of gold though we disagree. I don't think that the price of gold is an accurate measure of the inflationary sentiments anymore. I think gold prices are increasing because they haven't had a reason to increase supply in recent years due to the price. Now that the Chinese have discovered new wealth, and the Indians along with them, demand has increased and it has driven the price up.
the gold bugs will disagree with me, and I happen to know the guy who bought the all time high ever in gold futures back in the early eighties,(he swears he will get even in his lifetime!) but this rally is pure economics. Inflation has nothing to do with it.
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March 27, 2006 at 07:24 PM
No gold bug here. I'm just saying that in a world drowning in fiat (including India and China) gold is going up for a reason. I think it is just a primitive, deep in the gut, can't describe what's wrong, fear. But you are probably right - it is probably just folks buying what they believe to be valuable.
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March 28, 2006 at 06:39 AM
Remember the Fed's motto: anything worth doing is worth overdoing and for overlong. June 5.25% if only because 5% is a nice round number that sounds like it was set way back 2 years ago by the guy, what was his name, who used to run the show.
As to velocity, absolutely if we had 1/4, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/4 to 3.5% by early 2005 we would have cooled just as effectively and capped the insane housing appreciation mania without endangering ARM mortgages prepared to reset in 2006-07.
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March 28, 2006 at 08:44 AM
I couldn't have said it better Robert.
The ARM holders coming in for adjustment are going to get killed, especially the subprimes with 6.50% margins. I'm already seeing it.
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March 28, 2006 at 12:25 PM
I couldn't have said it better Robert.
Thanks but you did. ;-)
The ARM holders coming in for adjustment are going to get killed, especially the subprimes with 6.50% margins. I'm already seeing it.
OMFG, plus 650bp? When you said this the only phrase that came to mid was; "Carter Era." I had no idea the margin was so large. I'm so personally embarrassed kinda like Bush I getting lambasted for not knowing the price of a loaf of bread. Remember that?
My biggest concern isn't the fundamentals; people paying too much and paying high rates but rather I'm worried about the banks. For example; a Neg-Am loan is reported as earnings totalling from payments (real) AND increases in principal (unreal) AND unpaid intro rate differences(unreal). No one gave them money for those last two but it is recorded as income. This isn't a restatement like Freddie and their 2 1/2 years of no filings. This is WORSE.
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