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Beijing's Weibo ban hits close to home
Posted Jul 07th 2014, 05:26am by George Chen
... George Chen email@example.com Suspension of accounts after the July 1 protest a worrying sign of threat to innovation, freedom Beijing's Weibo ban hits close to home Hong Kong is apparently becoming the next Tibet or Xinjiang on Sina Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, in terms of the level of political sensitivity these days. Politics and business can never be completely ...http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1548206/beijings-weibo-ban-hits-close-home
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We need to hear more, not less, from our intellectuals
Posted Feb 24th 2014, 04:27am by George Chen
... gave up and closed his Weibo account. My friend's case reflects how difficult it can be for intellectuals to engage with the public, especially the younger generation, in a sensible ...http://www.scmp.com/business/article/1433772/we-need-hear-more-not-less-our-intellectuals
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Xi makes The Economist cover again, but Beijing's censors are unimpressed
Posted May 03rd 2013, 10:12am by George Chen
... (Macartney refused)," The Economist said. Despite heavy online censorship -- particularly on China's most popular Twitter-like real-time microblog service, Sina Weibo -- some Chinese online users ... like him," commented one Weibo user. Other netizens commented that China has Xi as Russia has Vladimir Putin, whom some Western media portray as an empire builder and wannabe Tsar. ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1229000/xi-jinping-makes-economist-cover-again-why-beijing-not
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Faith can go on its merry way, but get the festive spirit and shop
Posted Dec 23rd 2013, 04:47am by George Chen
... on the mainland. But in the mainland media, the Christmas story is somehow restricted, especially in the top-tier state-owned media organisations. I did a quick keyword search on the official Weibo pages ...http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1388588/faith-can-go-its-merry-way-get-festive-spirit-and-shop
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Hotlines spring up for China VIPs to buy luxury goods amid anti-graft drive
Posted Jul 22nd 2013, 12:00am by George Chen
... Amid Xi Jinping's anti-graft drive and the popularity of weibo, those who have something to hide prefer to do their shopping by telephone President Xi Jinping's anti-graft ... saying I was out of the loop on all the latest tricks. Social media, such as the microblogging service weibo, has become an effective tool to help the public monitor and report their suspicions ...http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1287960/hotlines-spring-china-vips-buy-luxury-goods-amid-anti-graft
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Cathay and Dragonair fail the test in crisis management
Posted Sep 23rd 2013, 12:00am by George Chen
... I might be just unlucky, so I posted a comment on my Facebook and Weibo pages. (By the way, Cathay also has an official Facebook page, which was full of complaints from customers about ...http://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/1315444/cathay-and-dragonair-fail-test-crisis-management
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Will James Bond bow to Beijing's censorship?
Posted Nov 12th 2012, 03:10pm by George Chen
... on the mainland's popular microblogging site Sina Weibo: "Why not replace China with North Korea? Who cares about North Korea anyway?" That's true. Apart from the Kim family, its hangers on and, of course, the huge North Korean army. Another posting on Sina Weibo said: "Maybe the movie should be more specific about where the MI6 agent was tortured in China. How about Chongqing? That could make ...http://www.scmp.com/business/article/1080685/will-james-bond-bow-beijings-censorship
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Shanghai lacks self-confidence in how it restricts news of Taiwan bookstore
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... Weibo. Xinhua Bookstore is the mainland's largest state-owned bookstore chain where you will only find local or foreign books approved for sale by the government. You won't find books ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1267509/shanghai-lacks-self-confidence-how-it-restricts-news-taiwan
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The impact of politics on stock prices
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ICAC probe of ex-boss may turn into a blockbuster
Posted May 16th 2013, 01:53pm by George Chen
... is investigating its own former boss," said a netizen in a posting published on Sina Weibo, a popular Chinese-language real-time micro-blogging platform, which is modelled on Twitter. The makers of Cold ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1238885/icac-probe-ex-boss-may-turn-blockbuster
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The Japanese spider crab Macrocheira kaempferi, is a species of marine crab that lives in the waters around Japan. It has the largest leg span of any arthropod, reaching up to 3.8 metres (12 ft) and weighing up to 41 pounds (19 kg). It is the subject of small-scale fishery.
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Kind, patient and supportive,
Strong, courageous and classy,
I paid a little dowries to have her.
Two male goats and a drum of brew
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- Feb 5:
- Trial date set in Capitola homicide case
- Aug 22:
- Setting of trial date in Capitola murder postponed to November
- Jun 13:
- Suspect in Capitola homicide pleads not guilty; trial date to be set
- May 21:
- Capitola homicide suspect, Marcos Chavez, held on murder charge, will face trial
- Jan 5:
- Marcos Chavez, accused in Capitola homicide last month, pleads not guilty
- Dec 16:
- Coroner: Victim's neck slashed in Capitola homicide
- Dec 15:
- Few details released on Capitola homicide
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- Arraignment postponed for suspect in Capitola homicide
- Capitola homicide victim worked with veterans, studied to be an EMT
- Dec 12:
- Man stabbed to death at house in Capitola identified
SANTA CRUZ -- Homicide suspect Marcos Robert Chavez had dinner with Ronald Aaron Carpenter the night he killed him inside a studio apartment in Capitola, prosecutors said Thursday.
More details emerged about the Dec. 11 slaying Thursday after Chavez appeared in court, where his bail was increased to $1 million from $750,000. "Special circumstances" of robbery and attempted robbery were added to a charge of murder.
Chavez, who appeared shackled in yellow jail clothes, delayed entering a plea until his next court date Jan. 5. His attorney, Jerry Vinluan, declined to comment outside court.
If convicted of murder, Chavez faces 25 years to life in prison, according to sentencing rules. If convicted of murder with a special circumstance of robbery, Chavez faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
"It appears that robbery was a motive," prosecutor Celia Rowland said outside court.
She said Chavez wanted cash, and investigators were looking into what money Chavez and Carpenter had on them that night. Rowland declined to comment on the relationship between Chavez and Carpenter because she did not want to compromise the investigation.
But she said Carpenter, 36, and Chavez, 23, ate and drank the night of the killing at restaurants in Soquel and Santa Cruz. They then went to Chavez's studio apartment, which is attached to a two-story house on the 3200 block of Virgil Lane in Capitola, Rowland said.
Sometime after 10 p.m., neighbors heard a woman scream. Two people called 911 and emergency responders were dispatched about 10:45 p.m., according to dispatch records.
The woman who screamed was a neighbor who was unrelated to the case, Rowland said.
"At this point, Chavez is the only suspect," she said.
Prosecutors allege Chavez used a knife and a clothing iron to kill Carpenter. Carpenter's carotid artery and jugular vein were slashed, according to the coroner.
Prosecutors said Thursday that military records of Chavez and Carpenter have been subpoenaed and Chavez's phone records from the day of the killing have been obtained.
Chavez was a U.S. Marine sergeant who served in Afghanistan until late 2010. Carpenter joined the U.S. Army in late 1999 but was injured jumping out of a truck and was honorably discharged in 2000, his family said.
Carpenter had just finished classes at Cabrillo College that are required for becoming an emergency medical technician. He had just sold his Toyota pickup for about $2,000, money he planned to use to move to Maui at the end of December to work at a scuba diving shop and continue his education, his family said.
Chavez was also a Cabrillo student, and, like Carpenter, did work-study at the Santa Cruz County Vets Center on 41st Avenue.


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As the 2013 College World Series winds to a close – a champion could be declared as soon as Tuesday night – we took the opportunity to look back on how Big 12 schools have fared in their quest for college baseball's ultimate prize. Unlike football, in which the Big 12 has had a good run at the national championship since the conference was formed in 1996 – at least insofar to getting to the BCS Championship game – the Big 12 has has played well as a conference in baseball, but not well enough to make it all the way through the NCAA postseason playoff guantlet.
The Big 12 has made 27 appearances in the NCAA Super Regionals, the best two-out-of-three series that determines the eight-team field for the College World Series in Omaha. In fact, two conference teams have made it that far in three of the past six years, including two this season (Kansas State and Oklahoma). Only one conference school, however, Oklahoma in 2010, has advanced to the CWS in the past eight years.
With the exception of Texas, only two other schools in the Big 12 have been to the CWS as many as two times in the 17-year history of the conference, and those two schools (Nebraska and Texas A&M) are no longer members of the Big 12. Texas has made seven CWS appearances during the Big 12 era, winning it all in 2002 and 2005 and finishing as the runner-up in 2004 and 2009. Overall, the Longhorns' record in CWS competition is 18-10 as a member of the Big 12.
Baylor (2005), Oklahoma (2010) and Oklahoma State (1999) have been to the NCAA Baseball Championship in Omaha one time each.
This season marks the second year in a row that the Big 12 has not sent a team to the CWS. On Two occasions in the past two seasons, a Big 12 team has come within one victory of advancing to the CWS: Kansas State this season, losing in the deciding third game to Oregon State, and Baylor in 2012, falling the Arkansas on the Bears' home field in Waco in a heartbreaking 1-0 Super Regional final.
As they say, "There's always next year."
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Description: A bandit fights to protect a mysterious artifact in this historical adventure set in 16th-century Japan
What's happening around this movie
Vido Serapio was watching Goemon.3 years ago via iPhoneTale of a Thief who steals from the rich to give to the poor. Sounds almost like the story of a well known English archer/thief we're all familiar with. Based on some true events.
Christopher Morrison was watching Goemon.3 years ago via iPhoneLike a living anime saga. RobinHood Japanese style. What a trip!
Atif Unaldi was watching Goemon.3 years ago
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Why I Love Comics - Eric Interviews Tyler James
- Written by Eric Ratcliffe on Monday, May 10 2010 and posted in Podcasts
Welcome to the new Why I Love Comics podcast!
Joining us for the first episode of the Why I love comics podcast is good friend Tyler James. We discuss digital comics, the ipad, his web graphic novel Over, the success of the Boston Comic Con, the television show Glee and whats happening with the Zuda contest.
www.tylerjamescomics.comwww.overcomic.comtwitter.com/TylerJamesComic (Listen for a blooper at the end. Hint: It involves technical difficulties)
Authors: Eric Ratcliffe
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About the Author - Eric Ratcliffe
Eric Ratcliffe is the host of The Why I Love Comics podcast, as well as the writer of the long running and award winning webcomic New Comic Day! When not interviewing the biggest names in geek culture, Eric writes the occasional column about something he is enjoying or informing people about webseries, podcasts, gadgets or many other cool things. You can also find Eric on Email/twitter/facebook/youtube/steam/x-box live and many other social media avenues on the internet.
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"For several years I had tried to write about my father, but had gotten nowhere, probably because the subject was too close to my life, and thus not so easy to force into another form, which of course is a prerequisite for literature. That is its sole law: everything had to submit to form. If any of literature's other elements are stronger than form, such as style, plot, theme, if any of these overtake form, the result suffers. That is why writers with a strong style often write bad books. That is also why writers with strong themes so often write bad books. Strong themes and styles have to be broken down before literature can come into being. It is this breaking down that is called 'writing.' Writing is more about destroying than creating."
Karl Ove Knausgaard, My Struggle
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"There are so many fragile things, after all. People break so easily, and so do dreams and hearts." — Neil Gaiman
― Sam Harris, Letter to a Christian Nation
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"Even if it means oblivion, friends, I'll welcome it, because it won't be nothing. We'll be alive again in a thousand blades of grass, and a million leaves; we'll be falling in the raindrops and blowing in the fresh breeze; we'll be glittering in the dew under the stars and the moon out there in the physical world, which is our true home and always was." — Philip Pullman, The Amber Spyglass
"Beware the irrational, however seductive. Shun the 'transcendent' and all who invite you to subordinate or annihilate yourself. Distrust compassion; prefer dignity for yourself and others. Don't be afraid to be thought arrogant or selfish. Picture all experts as if they were mammals. Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. Seek out argument and disputation for their own sake; the grave will supply plenty of time for silence. Suspect your own motives, and all excuses. Do not live for others any more than you would expect others to live for you." ― Christopher Hitchens
When you're scientifically literate, the world looks different to you. It's a particular way of questioning what you see and hear. When empowered by this state of mind, objective realities matter. These are the truths of the world that exist outside of whatever your belief system tells you.
One objective reality is that our government doesn't work, not because we have dysfunctional politicians, but because we have dysfunctional voters. As a scientist and educator, my goal, then, is not to become President and lead a dysfunctional electorate, but to enlighten the electorate so they might choose the right leaders in the first place."—
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30 Days of Playlists: Jean Godfrey-June
In honor of our first-ever music issue, we asked a few of our friends to share their summer playlists. For the next 30 days, we'll reveal one at a time for all you faithful Luckymag.com readers. Miss a day? It ain't no thing, just check us out on Spotify under "LuckyMagazine" and you'll be able to cop every list all summer long.
Jean Godfrey-June is the woman behind all the answers in "Dear Lucky." Each month, in addition to her duties as beauty director, she fields hundreds of reader queries and imparts her style and shopping wisdom to the world. She's wise about pretty much everything else, too, so we figured she'd give us a kickass playlist. We were right. Start the weekend off with her perfect rock mix.
Want more? We asked a few of our favorite celebs for their playlists. Enjoy!
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Phase #1 Of Living Authentically - Needs
Today I want to talk about the questions I ask you to answer on Monday. Did you make your notebook? Here's a picture of mine. I bought it at Walmart(bet you thought mine would be Kate Spade or something didn't you) In my efforts to be "authentic" I must admit I want this notebook to be a workhorse. I want to be able to drag it around and let it visit the school of hard knocks in the bottom of my bag or where ever it lands. Inside is completely outfitted with my plastic sleeves and sections which you will see later!
Would love to see a pic of your book..
Now to begin to answers the questions! We are going to start with one aspect and each week talk about area we need to address to live our best life in our home.
If you were my client, I would ask you what your budget is first, but since you are in charge of this project, we will discuss budget last for a couple of reasons. My main reason for discussing needs first, is because I feel authentic living begins with how you live. The pretty things and fluff come later in the process. My interior design practice has always focused on function first, then aesthetics. Today we are going to talk about functionality of your home. Let's get down and dirty! Get the analytical process out of the way first, so we can begin to have fun! yeah, yeah, we all want the pretty, but does your house work? I'm talking really work for your lifestyle,your needs and that of your family? I promise you will learn if you stick with me!
Section #1 Needs - Every homes need are different. The needs for a single person are different than the needs for a family of five. Needs are always changing. Your fifteen year olds feet may be dangling off the twin size bed now.
If you really haven't thought about your needs, here are some questions to delve deeper into the process and to help you get started. I would suggest you first write down your thoughts and then have a family meeting asking your family about their needs. You might even interview each member of the family. I'll bet you will be surprised at the feedback
you get, I know I was.
1) Does your home fit your needs and the needs of your family? Ask each member about their needs.
2) Do you have rooms in your home that are rarely used?
3) Do you have needs for additional rooms and don't
have them? i.e. home office, music room,study
3) Has your family changed since you bought your home?
i.e. kids older, empty nester,etc
4)What needs are we talking about addressing:
a)sleeping b)storage c)functionality
d)play areas e) eating f) work g) relaxing
h)entertaining i) extended family needs-guest
(if i missed anything please tell me)
5) Are you willing to do what it takes to meet those needs?
Really think about these needs and write them down. This is the beginning of the process. It isn't an easy task, but a necessary one! Meet me back next Monday to discuss more on needs. Tomorrow we will talk about clutter and how to simply and cut down on clutter!
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Thanks Patty! Have a great weekend!Delete
My mind is spinning! I have so many areas...I have to take some time to focus on the main areas first! Looking forward to Monday!ReplyDeleteReplies
Start with one room! We will be talking about all the room, so just start with the one that is your main concern. Priority!Delete
I have to admit there is a part of me that does not want to ask everyone about their needs; just want to say "mama knows best" and figure it out myself. But I see that is not a good place to start :) This is going to be such a fun process; I really am excited!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I promise it won't be a bad thing. Ask and ye shall receive then Mama knows best comes at the end!!! LOL! Have a great Friday!Delete
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Spare Change: Missing Person Edition
Published on - September 27th, 2011 (by J.D. Roth)
Most of the time, I use these weekly links round-ups as a chance to share bits and pieces about non-financial aspects of my life. Today's a bit different. Today's edition features a bit of a public service.
Every summer, more than 2000 bicyclists participate in Cycle Oregon, a week-long tour of our beautiful state. I've done the weekend ride before, and someday hope to the extended adventure. It's a big deal and a lot of fun.
This year's event had a sour ending, though. One rider, Mark Bosworth, went missing on the final night. In the past, Bosworth has struggled with cancer, and his family is worried that a reoccurrence (or a related infection) may have caused him to lose his way.
Here's info from the official Find Mark site:
Mark disappeared late on the night of Friday, September 16 in Riddle, Oregon, after volunteering with Cycle Oregon. He seemed off and confused the day he went missing, as well as in the days leading up to his disappearance.
Initially, while at Cycle Oregon, Mark had been asked to shuttle riders and equipment from place to place, but organizers were concerned about his driving. He only rode one day of the event because he was having trouble following the signs. He was often seen standing alone, staring – behavior unusually to him. Mark shrugged off concerns from those around him, saying he had a headache and was tired.
In the weeks prior to his Cycle Oregon ride, Mark was repeating himself, according to his daughter Kelly. He also seemed less active and his wife, Julie, said he had complained of bad headaches. It was concerning enough that he scheduled appointments with his oncologist and ophthalmologist – but made them for after Cycle Oregon. An avid cyclist, he didn't want to miss it.
The family asks anyone who sees Mark to call 911 immediately. Those who think they may have seen him previously are asked to call the Douglas County Sheriff's Office tip line at 541-957-2099. A $10,000 reward is offered for information that leads to finding Mark.
Mark's family and friends (including Kris's sister, who works with him) are eager to find him safe and sound. If you've seen him, please let someone know.
That aside, here are some recent personal finance stories from around the web:
First off, as a kind of follow-up to the discussion that developed over this morning's post, there's an article at Consumerism Commentary that asks, "Is following your passion a luxury?" Flexo's article, which gets bonus points for referencing Maslow's hierarchy of needs (always lurking in the background here at GRS!), is full of good sense. Here's the conclusion:
While it's good to persuade young students to follow their passion — and this is a great topic for motivational speakers for adults as well — it's more important to look at any particular individual before condoning leaving reason behind to search out a living following a passion. For some, the risk of financial failure could be a good motivational tool for bringing about success while following a passion, but for others, it's nothing more than false hope and results in a delay in building a solid financial foundation.
Meanwhile, Jim Yih at the Canadian Financial Blog also has a brilliant little article. Yih argues that the art of doing something with money comes from the doing. "Reading is good. Researching is good. Discussing is good but doing is great because it is what creates results." Exactly. Or, as I say, it's all about action not words.
It's been a long time since I linked to Parent Hacks, and that's a mistake. Asha runs a great blog with lots of useful tips for those with growing families. Yesterday, for instance, she shared tips for putting kids in charge of their own spending. Now if only Kris and I could get our five cats to take charge of their own finances…
Finally, over at Grumpy Rumblings, Nicole (or Maggie — I can never tell who is writing) has some thoughts on how couples share finances. We've covered this topic a lot at GRS in the past, but it's always interesting to read other takes on the subject.
This article is about Spare Change
J.D. – really sad news about Mark Bosworth, I saw that in the paper, and many of my coworkers ride Cycle Oregon every year. Thoughts and prayers to him and his family that he will be found safe.
Damn, this is very sad– my best to Mark, his family and friends.
I agree with David, #2. Yes, following your passion certainly is, in many cases, a luxury. I even think it borders on irresponsibility to encourage someone to blindly follow one's passion; I cannot even begin to count the number of English literature majors who are passionate about English literature but cannot find a job outside of clerical work. There has to be a balance struck between gainful employment and a person's interests. If you're lucky enough to have a "passion" that is both enjoyable and profitable, kudos. But in my experience, that is rare.
I have a slightly different view on following your passion. Often people who say they want to follow their passion don't want to do the hard work that allows them to eventually achieve their goals. The people I know who are passionate about what they do have spent years working through both good and bad jobs in order to get to a level where the rewards, both financial and otherwise, are truly satisfying. They wake up in the morning excited about what they'll do that day. They don't love every minute of every day – sometimes they're stressed, sometimes they have bad bosses, sometimes it's a day of paperwork and it's a regular boring day.
For the record, I'm talking about an aircraft mechanic (started by stripping paint off of airplanes and now has his own business taking care of coporate jets); a head carpenter on traveling musical theater (this is a top job, but she started out working all of the local venues as day labor); a Director of Corporate Giving (he gives away other people's money and coordinates emergency services and goods for people who need them, started with small foundations and worked up); and an elementary school teacher (the English lit major who loves sharing the joy of reading with her kids, started with substitute teaching).
I don't think it's irresponsible to suggest people follow their passions, only to suggest that the success comes magically from the passion. It doesn't. The success comes from the hard work and planning, the enjoyment of that work comes from the passion.
Thanks for the shout out to Mark. Like the majority of Portlanders, my family has ties to his. Thank you for using your "bully pulpit" to spread the word; he could be anywhere right now.
Thank you, JD. GRS readers, PLEASE keep an eye out for Mark.
Oh hey! Thanks for linking to us. Today's post on teaching tactics is a bit dull unless you're into teaching (though I think it's fantastic), but tomorrow's post is on relationship lessons we have learned, so that should be exciting and well worth commenting on.
I hope folks find Mark Bosworth.
We agree with consumerism commentary on passion: http://nicoleandmaggie.wordpress.com/2010/10/11/the-whether-or-not-to-follow-your-dreams-post/
So sad to read about the missing cyclist, Mark. I pray for peace for his family, and that he is found. It could be that he is a "John Doe" in a hospital somewhere, but I'm sure they have thought of that already…
That said, one of the biggest misconceptions about "following your passion" to me is the one that basically says you can live on it. Some of us find a great deal of personal fulfillment in following a passion that involves volunteerism, or other non-paying activity. Sometimes it's OK for a job to just be a job, and you find a passion elsewhere. Just a thought…
Thanks for making me feel better today. My kids are both in jobs they love, making enough to support themselves and travel and enjoy some evening out with friends.
But one of them had to learn the hard way, her first degree was in history and she has never used it professionally. She had to start in retail and is now in banking and working towards an accounting degree. During her college years, all she heard from her grandparents was "it doesn't matter what you do as long as you are happy." But it took a sit down and talking to by me, six months after graduation to get her out of the "I should be happy, that's all that counts" frame of mind. She pursued her dream and it didn't work out, so she found another. But it took five years to get into the track of creating her happiness on and off the job. Grandma still repeats it and we still sit the kids down after they hear it and let them know that their drive and desire for happiness can be hard work, but rewarding.


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China CCTV News Previews The 4th Plenary Session Of The Communist Party In InfographicSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 21:29
Following last year's 20,000 word "decision" at the 3rd Plenum pledging reforms, soft-landings, and corruption crackdowns, we thought we'd leave it to China's state-owned media to explain - via handy infographic - what to expect from the 4th Plenary session this week...
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Top Scientist Warns This Version Of Ebola Looks Like "A Very Different Bug"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 20:56
Barack Obama and the head of the CDC need to quit saying that we know exactly how Ebola spreads. Because the truth is that there is much about this virus that we simply do not know. For example, a top Ebola scientist that is working in the heart of the outbreak in Liberia says that this version of Ebola looks like it could be "a very different bug" from past versions. Other leading scientists are echoing his concerns.
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"It's Not Abenomics, It's The Weather" Japanese Econ Minister Admits Growth Is WeakSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 20:21
Amid two (notably female) resignations this weekend (Justice Minister Matushima and Trade Minister Obuchi for alleged misuse of political funds), Abenomics tilt towards women as a pillar of the Japanese recovery is taking yet another blow, removing "one of his ways of distracting people from his less popular policies." However,it is Japan's Economy Minister, Akira Amari, that went full economic retard this weekend - having learned well from his wise American central-planning brethren. Rather than face reality that Abenomics currency devaluation printfest has crushed the consumer beyond all expectations (as we noted since the start and Goldman just admitted), he blames the weather for economic weakness: "including the effects of large typhoons and heavy rains in July and August, Japan's 3Q economic situation is probably not a strong recovery."
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"Either You're The Butcher... Or The Cattle"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 19:44
The common people are the cattle being led to slaughter. We are kept docile with incessant propaganda from the mainstream media; marketing messages to consume from Madison Avenue; filtered, adjusted, manipulated economic data fed to us by government agencies; an endless supply of iGadgets and other electronic distractions; government education designed to keep us ignorant; 24/7 reality TV on six hundred stations to keep us entertained; corporate toxic processed food to keep us obese and tame; and an endless supply of Wall Street supplied debt to keep us caged in our pens with no hope of escape. The butchers of the deep state have maintained control for decades, but we're entering a new era.
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The Crocodile Jaws Spring Open Again, Preparing To BiteSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 18:49
And with that, the eternal (and rhetorical) question once again resurfaces: who is right - bonds or stocks?
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"We Are From The Government And We Are Here To Get Rid Of Ebola"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 18:17
With Ron Klain now not expected to start his reign as Ebola Czar until Wednesday (we assume he has some other deadly pandemic virus to take care of before switching over), The White House has just one message for the world...
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Santelli & Schiff: "A Messy Exit Is A Given... Ending QE Will Plunge US Into Severe Recession"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 17:49
"Markets are slowly coming to grips with reality is not going to be as easy as everybody thought," Peter Schiff tells CNBC's Rick Santelli, noting the pick up in volatility across asset classes recently. What The Fed clearly does not understand, Schiff blasts, is that "you cannot end quantitative easing without plunging the US into a severe recession." Because of the Fed's extreme monetary policy and the mal-investment that flows from it, Schiff says, "The US economy is more screwed up now than it's ever been in history." Most prophetically, we suspect, Santelli agrees that "a messy exit is a given," and Schiff believes they know that and that is why QE4 is coming simply "because it hasn't worked and they can't admit it's been a dismal failure."
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The Tragedy Of NATO: "Beware Foreign Entanglements"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 17:48
Due to the inherent problems with collective security alliances – tragedy of the commons fed by socialism and moral hazard – nations should enter into them with great caution. George Washington's farewell address has never sounded more prescient: Beware foreign entanglements.
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The Fed's Comfort Zone (In 1 Simple Chart)Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 17:17
Communication... Transparency... Optimal Control? Or Schizophrenia, Paranoia, and Mass Confusion?
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Apple Beats Top And Bottom Line, Repurchases Record $45 Billion In Stock In Fiscal 2014Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 16:55
With the AAPL EPS whisper number pointing to an EPS somewhere about 10-15 cents above the EPS consensus of 1.30, moments ago AAPL did not disappoint and reported Q4 EPS of $1.42, a solid 12 cent beat to expectations, a comparable beat to the top line beat, with $42.12 billion in revenue, also well above the $39.9 Bn estimate. The gross margin of 38% was right on top of expectations. In terms of product breakdown, AAPL sold 39.3 million iPhones, above the 38 million expected, with Mac unit sales of 5.52 million also above the 4.84 million expected, with only iPad sales of 12.3 million missing the 13.0 million estimate.
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Will Our Private Savings Be Sacrificed To Pay Down The Public Debt?Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 16:26
Many nations have gone through periods in the past where they've had very high levels of government debt. There are four traditional ways of dealing with that... decades of austerity, defaulting on government debts, inflating away the value of debt by rapidly destroying the value of currency, and government's favorite - "financial repression" - a process that is complex enough that the average voter never understands how it works, thus allowing governments to use this potent but subtle method of taking vast sums of private wealth, year after year, decade after decade, with almost no political consequences.
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Stocks Green Despite Big Blue; Greenback & Black Gold RedSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 16:07
If only stock indices only included stocks that were green... IBM's 80-point weight on the Dow disappointed some but that was no problem for the index-pushers who needed the S&P 500 to tap its 200DMA. The only thing that mattered to stocks today was EURJPY... and that managed to get the S&P 500 'almost' to its 200DMA (but noit quite) and ensure a green close for the Dow. The USDollar slipped lower all day (-0.4%) led by EUR and GBP strength. Gold ($1245) and silver gained on the day but even with a weak USD, oil and copper dropped (with oil very volatile). US Treasury yields drifted lower by 1-2bps (thin trading) decoupling from the post-European close exuberance in stocks. HY credit decoupled from stocks initially (post-Europe) but as stocks ramped so did spreads and VIX continues to run ahead of stocks (under 19 today) as it appears hedges are being lifted. Of course, AAPL was a big help, up over 2% pushing back towards its magical $100 ahead of this evening's results. S&P futures volume was dismally low.
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Going Into Q3, Hedge Funds Have Never Been More BullishSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 15:32
Based on quarterly 13F filings and estimated short positions of the equity holdings of 909 funds, BofAML calculates that hedge funds raised net exposure to a new record high of $683bn at the beginning of 3Q 2014, while reducing cash holdings to a record low of 3.5%. Gross exposure rose to 190%, or 207% if ETF positioning is considered, which is back to the 2007 peak... In other words, hedge funds have never been more bullishly positioned (just as large speculators had never been so bearishly positioned into last week's bond-short capitulation).
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Houston, We Have A "Fracking" ProblemSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 15:12
The problem for a city like Houston (or many others like it), with deep ties to the production and oil, is a "shock" from a supply/demand reversion could bring the economic "boom" quickly to an end. We are certainly not saying that the "wheels are about to come off of the cart." However, we do suggest that there is a potential for a very negative shock in the energy space given the extreme complacency that current exists. History suggests that true "miracles" are few and far between as most tend to just "illusions of hope."
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Obama's Latest Speech About The Economic "Recovery" Results In Mass Audience ExodusSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/20/2014 - 14:52
Yesterday, Obama made a rare campaign trail appearance in Maryland where he spoke in support of Democratic candidate for governor, Anthony Brown, proceeded with his usual bulletin of reading fabricated economic data off the teleprompter in which he highlighted improvements in US unemployment (if not the 46.5 million people on foodstamps or the 93 million Americans out of the labor force), a rebounding housing market (just as the bouncing dead cat is once again dead), the benefits of health insurance (if no mention of the disaster for small businesses that Obamacare now definitively is) a resurgent manufacturing sector (just don't look at this chart) even if he did point out the unfairness of families having "two folks working", and... a mass audience exodus followed.
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SJC Dems meet, host convention, Sat., April 12
The San Juan County Democratic Party will hold its 2014 county convention Saturday, April 12, at the Friday Harbor Grange.
The convention begins at 11:30 a.m., and will feature three agenda items: resolutions and platform planks to be voted on and forwarded to the state Democratic Party convention, June 21 in Spokane; appointment of two delegates to the state convention; appointment of one representative to three state party committees: platform, credentials and rules.
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Selfies are usually thought of a way to take a picture of yourself or perhaps with one other person. But what if you could pair two iOS 7 devices, like an iPhone and iPad to take group shots?
GlobalDelight has updated its Camera Plus app with a new feature called AirSnap that helps users capture photos and videos remotely by pairing two iOS 7 devices (using Bluetooth or wi-fi) like iPhones, iPads or iPod Touches.
Both devices need to be loaded with Camera Plus app, which converts one of the devices into a remote trigger and the other one for capturing images or videos.
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What is freedom? Are we born free or do we earn it? And if you deny freedom to the quiet ones, those that have no voice, can you be free yourself, or are you caged by your own lack of compassion? They say freedom isn't free. Absolutely Goddamn right. We spend our lives saying no. Not me, not my fight, not my problem, not tonight. What's the difference between you and me? A few years ago I became someone who said yes. Me, my fight, my problem, tonight.
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This is it!March 22, 2014
The Cardinal Cross brings with it feelings of apocalyptic longing. That is an epidemic of these times, the hope and desire that some or something will come and destroy and regenerate all of the ills of our lives and our society.
Wouldn't that be nice? For destruction to save us? Wouldn't it be nice for the impending doom we feel to actually manifest as regenerative transformation of all that plagues us? Love would come where we've felt the loneliest. Money and a fulfilling career would come and sweep us up from our passionless, daily grind. And a magical figure will come and lead us to the promise land of green energy, an innovative educational system, and destroy monsanto and it's GMO's
But guess what, friends! They/it isn't coming! NO ONE AND NOTHING IS COMING TO SAVE YOU OR US! Get that through your thick skulls.
This configuration of planets reflects the pressure we feel, no doubt. But the pressue isn't there only to torture us and make us hope and long even more for what is missing and what needs to change. The pressure is TO MAKE YOU CHANGE YOUR SELF!
Uranus in Aries is about the power and courage to BE THE CHANGE. Jupiter in Cancer provides the emotional context. This isn't just for you. This is for all of those who came before you and all of those to whom you leave this world. Pluto in Capricorn reminds us that it's bigger than your family and your feelings. This is about systemic change that is long overdue. But you must do your part. Finally, Mars in Libra brings it down to the real world and what you actually do. You must do the RIGHT thing. And that right thing is the thing that is best for you and those with whom you must live.
You can take self directed and self motivated action. But if you burn every bridge and destroy every relationship in the process, you'll still be lonely.
Come on folks. I know that you are ready and that you can do this. If you want change, if you want something new, NOW is the ONLY time. LET'S DO IT!
The New Moon in Aries next Sunday March 30 is the key in the ignition. Make sure your tank is full and let's get this show on the road. Only you can save you. And by us all saving ourselves, this world will be saved. And those who don't possess the resources to move forward, we must be there for them to. We must not save them. We must help them save themselves.
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On Your Mark… an Ode to Aries Season & the Cardinal Grand Cross of 2014March 17, 2014
All across the interwebs, there has been a lot of talk about the upcoming Cardinal Grand Cross that perfects April 21-23 2014. While this brings a lot of change and a lot of energy, personally, I'm looking back to Summer 2010 for the most recent Cardinal Cross.
While there were different planets involved, the same signs were inhabited: Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn. And while there was a lot going on, in my life, it signified a poignant culmination, as my chart was hit directly but the transiting planets. I feel confident saying that this Cardinal Grand Cross that is active now and perfecting in the coming weeks, signifies a CULMINATION.
I see this as a time where the things we've been focusing on and working towards during the last several months come to a head. The work that needs to be done is NOW…we've been on the clock for a few months now. And by April, we will see the result of our work.
When astrological formations occur, it is the building up to their meeting where all of the action is! Think of all work that an athlete does in order to make it to the Olympics. There are qualifying races and competitions, training, injuries, wins, losses…All of the story is actually what happens in preparation, not the actual race at the Olympics. The race at the Olympics is the point where all of the previous work has the opportunity to reach is fullest potential. At that point, it's put up or shut up.
April is put up or shut up time.
You can't show up to April thinking that everything will magically come together in your life. NOR can you expect it to all fall apart in dismal failure.
Have you been planning your work and working your plan? I'm not talking about prosperity and wealth. I'm not even talking about Law of Attraction feel better feelings think better thoughts, because that tends to keep you from called a turd a turd and preferring to call it $1,000,000 instead.
I'm talking about personal growth and initiative. I'm talking about shining a light on your shadow, taking responsibility for EVERYTHING that has happened and is happening in your personal life. I'm talking about giving up the blame game and making conscious and intentional contributions to the way that you want things to be by you, yourself being the way you want things to be.
I've briefly gone over the planetary players here. You can read up on it there and other places on the web. But I'll give you a one (or two, or three) sentence overview now…
As you seek to find meaning and nestle cozily in the good, the bad, and the ugly of your family/home life/history (Jupiter in Cancer), know that your perceptions are colored and transformed by the overall changes that are occurring at the very root of ALL the structures that uphold order in our lives and in society (Pluto in Capricorn).
Taking into consideration that you have a past, that is shaped by your earliest emotional experiences and relationships, and considering that even those experiences are shaped by the social and cultural institutions of the times; you cannot underestimate the urgent need to break free from personal limitations that keep you from actualizing your full individual potential (Uranus in Aries). Sometimes that is the past and the very structures that provide you the stability you need to function in society.
Last, but not least, waxing poetic about yourself and your goals, and your tribe and heritage, and the current ills of society can take the focus off of what truly matters in the here and now. It can distract you from dealing with the present focus of your day to day life which is the ability to navigate through conflict and cooperate in constructive ways in your important relationships, and every person with whom you must coexist (Mars in Libra).
Come April, you should be primed with your feet in the starting blocks, having thoroughly prepared through hard work for forward progression, your desires having been chiseled and shaped by recent challenges that provide you all of the fuel and motivation you need to take off.
Where are you headed? Only time will tell. It's that uncertainty of future outcomes that have been the source of all your angst. We can only count on making the best choices we can given the information we have at any given juncture.
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The Nodes enter Libra and Aries, leaving Scorpio and TaurusFebruary 18, 2014
The Nodes enter Aries and Libra on February 18, 2014. The signs of the transiting nodes tell us about the fundamental shifts taking place that peak as the Sun and Moon meet near their dwelling during certain New and Full Moons throughout the year. These are the eclipses that will wrap up their time in Scorpio and Taurus and shift to Libra and Aries.
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The North Node speaks to our collective destiny and cultural aims. This undoubtedly intersects with us in personal ways. The South Node speaks to our collective karma. It's where we are coming from. The South Node shows where we are comfortable and the energy we seek to balance and refine through our journey toward the North Node.
With the South Node in Aries for the next 18-19 months, we enter a time where we are called to become aware of the ways in which we focus only on ourselves, our needs, and our desires. We are acknowledging our need to be first, our competitive nature, and how we may create conflict and competition in our lives.
The North Node in Libra calls us to detach from our personal stake in the game and learn to cooperate with others. We are challenged to make decisions based upon how it affects all parties involved. More than avoiding conflict, we must choose our battles. We are seeking the "Right" answer, action, or desire. There is an impersonal aspect to the North Node in Libra.
Most importantly, we must learn to balance self interest with that of others. We must become aware of how our behavior affects other people and learn to accommodate and make adjustments. Consideration, manners, and acceptable behavior in social context comes to the forefront of our lives.
While Aries can be pioneering and courageous, those qualities must be measured and balanced against knowing when it is appropriate to step back and allow another to take the lead. Sometimes the courage and risk taking Aries is famous for is a destructive force to relationships. Other times it's just what the doctor ordered!
We will all be very much focused on our relationships, becoming keenly aware of what is socially acceptable, and learning to balance passion with detachment, and aggression and assertiveness with strategic passivity.Posted in astrology | Tagged 2014, aries, Eclipse, libra, relationships, scorpio, taurus | Leave a comment
Happy Birthday PISCES!February 18, 2014
The Sun enters Pisces today to stay until March 20, 2014. He joins Neptune who is have slowly swimming through the sign of the fish.
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After having been in Aquarius, the sign of genius, detachment, and perspective, the Sun in Pisces highlights the will and intention to be. More than an intellectual understanding or a practical awareness, Pisces is about intuitive consciousness. That is, an inner knowing that gives illuminates experience.
The rebelliousness and revolutionary spirit of the previous sign is transformed into the elusiveness of mutable water. The original shapeshifter of the zodiac, Pisces is a mirror. It reflects the emotional tenor and the zeitgeist of the times.
Pisces cannot be buckled down. The nature of mutable water is that it is adaptable. It seeps through crevices unseen by the naked eye. And it's lack of definite form makes it impossible to hold on to. It needs the freedom to replenish at will, lest it become contaminated and unable to perform it's most sublime miracle, the miracle of healing.
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30 years, The (1st) Saturn ReturnFebruary 4, 2014
I recently told someone that my last year in my twenties was like a montage of all I've experienced over the last decade. Every relationship, triumph, failure, challenge, joy, and change was a lesson for me that is culminating in some kind of grand revelation about the true nature of my self.
I don't mean to make a big thing of turning 30. But the first Saturn return is a big thing (there is a second return around 56). Saturn represents how we develop an inner authority and integrity, and how we solidify our sense of self out in the material world. This has implications for our career and our life path.
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In authentic Saturn fashion, I've come to a more realistic perception about my personal limitations as well as my limitations as a human being. Through the trials of challenging relationships, I have learned where my foundation and security lie. And through the burdens and responsibilities of motherhood, I have learned that I can rise to the occasion when the time comes. While my strength is not indomitable, it is tested and tried in times of emotional and mental difficulty.
Saturn is like a whetstone, showing me of where my edges are and refining them, making me sharper and more purposeful and useful. The parts of me that have inhibited purposeful living according to my own calling are being ground away. The process is tough and requires stamina and endurance. Most importantly, it requires patience. The patience to complete the process and not jump the gun before it's over.
The choices we make around this age feel serious because we have to deal with the consequences for the next 30 years. As my good friend and astrologer Darryn Brown says, there is a protection over most of us during our 20′s. We have the freedom to makes decisions but are often protected from real consequences. However, as we approach 30, we become aware of our limitations, sometimes painfully, and the real life consequences of our actions.
So this is where I find myself. The fog of the glamor of adulthood that colored many a wish and fantasy during my youth is dissipating in favor of a more realistic assessment of what life is about. As a child, I wanted freedom without responsibility. As an adult, I'm learning that with freedom comes much responsibility. And upon my Saturn return, I seek to find meaning in my responsibilities.
It's one of life's inevitabilities (I know that's not a word but I like the way it sounds). But, it doesn't have to be dark and heavy. It can be taken on with pride and the intention to do my absolute best, all the while being keenly aware of my limitations. The challenge I find now, though, is how can I be realistic yet remain hopeful?
Cynicism is formed from the remains of the death of youth's hopefulness. Part of me is holding on to any glimmer of idealism I can still fathom. Something in me resists the idea of adulthood. It's less about growing up and more about the socially accepted and expected norms of adulthood.
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Everything that rises must converge. Winslow embraces his dream and is ready to defend the world from what is already here. The tale draws to a close and the scope of Winslow's dream is larger than anyone could have imagined.
The vision of the impossible becomes real, and only Winslow is awake to stop it.
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Originally posted on CollegeBasketballTalk:
In April, Jon Horford transferred out of Michigan. Within three weeks, he decided to enroll at Florida, and gained immediate eligibility thanks to the graduate transfer rule.
However, the president of his new university is against immediate eligibility for players who graduate. Here's what University of Florida president Bernie Machen said regarding graduate transfers at SEC spring meetings on Friday, courtesy of CBS Sports.
"If they really wanted to transfer somewhere else, they should sit out a year," Machen said Friday at the SEC spring meetings. "Why didn't Horford stay at Michigan another year? Because he had a free pass."
When asked why not give athletes the flexibility to transfer once they've accomplished the goal of graduating, Machen replied, "Go to grad school at Michigan. They have some pretty good grad schools. … It's really just a way for a school to fill a void at the very last minute…
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