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My personal favourite is XMonad. The easy-to-use keyboard interface allows for a quick and responsive way to deal with programs, rivalling the power of the command-line, yet including the options of the GUI. Furthermore, the simple and straight-forward design runs and works faster than either GNOME or KDE, and the tiling system allows for an efficient task-handling device. In addition, it is written in Haskell, and is more stable than most other desktop managers.
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metalmeltr & Wacko Welder,
I do not want to be there is someone trys to cut into it with a torch or plasma cutter. Lots of powder stored in the room.
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various locking ideas...
The idea of a locking gun room simple....
ascertain the threat level.... how likely is the person/people to have the appropiate tools to open this obstacle? How precious/important/hazardous is the product behind the door ? What can you use/do to impead the opening against would be perps?
I have built my own gun vault. Body is steel, door is thicker steel,door frame is even more steel. There are 8 locking bolts (all movable), and the opening handle is mounted so as to slip before any applied leverage can overcome the lock.... the actual locking mechanism is a S&G electronic combination lock designed for this type of use. I can provide a better desc. if you need... gotta go to my sons b-day party now....
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What most people don't consider when they fabricate at home is this.... if you can build it there, you can disassemble it there.... your tool room/garage can be used against you if its at the same location as your locked container/facility... here's a example....... if you have a grinder with a hard wheel or cut off wheel of any sorts.... I could be thru a padlock in a minute... or less.. also... course the old "gas saw" ( oxy-fuel torch) is fairly quick, there are circular saws on the market that will cut 2 inch steel plate... fast.
Yes locks help only to keep honest people, more honest; but a good one will seriously irritate even a good thief.... my advice, if you are still looking.... call all the gun vault manufacturers, get their brochures, see how theirs are built... they make safe doors too!
The majority of thieves around here are grab and run. They know if they are caught their life span is short as most of the people who live around here are armed 24/7.
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Gallery: TAMING TYPHOONS: Incredible Storm Water System in Japan
If you think that's a computer rendering, guess again. The incredible engineering masterpiece pictured above is a massive stormwater management solution for the metropolitan area of the city of Saitama, Japan. While it looks like the set of the next action blockbuster or music video, the structure is real and will leave you washed away if you overstay your welcome when a typhoon hits. Coming in at 25.4 meters tall (83 feet) and 78 meters (255 feet) wide and running 177 meters long (580 feet), the massive underground system started construction in 1992, and is open for tourists interested in exploring a vast concrete landscape.
The Metropolitan Area Outer Discharge Channel was designed to alleviate the rainfall that has caused six major floods to occur in the region since 1979, two from typhoons, providing an underground response to an above ground occurrence. According to engineers, the gargantuan sewer water discharge channel will reduce the flooded area by more than 80%. Completed behind schedule a few years ago, this extensive system has yet to be put to use, but is open for inquiring minds wanting to experience the self designated "underground temple" firsthand.
With the unfortunate string of natural disasters occurring nowadays, we are always happy to see advance planning. Although a large and costly undertaking, the metropolitan inhabitants of Saitama, Japan can rest a little easier, knowing that their water troubles will be well beneath them when the next major storm hits.
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September 8, 2008 at 8:05 pm
I have lived in Japan for 10 years. The fact is that the Japanese have been forced to be more resourceful than other people because of the lack of land and natural resources available to them.
As for being smarter than anyone else, it is simply not true. However, they do make better use of their funds than other countries do.
This yellow race crap is really stupid, leafpure, because of the amount of underdeveloped countries in Asia. Talk about biased.
The people in Japan envy the people in the USA because of their individualism, which many of them do not enjoy because of cultural traditions. However, they enjoy being Japanese.
July 22, 2008 at 5:36 am
If anyone has read "Dogs and Demons" by Alex Kerr, you will know why the Japanese government has to find reasons to embark on ambitious yet palpably unnecessary projects such as this one. Admittedly, I do not have the analysis to hand, but would hazard a guess that this is a vastly over-engineered solution to a hardly-ever-witnessed scenario.
@leafpure: as much as I love Japan (I am currently living in Tokyo), I'm sorry, but perhaps you should reconsider your rather rose-tinted point of view..
@brunda, mia: I would imagine it was fairly horrendous, but that is not high on the list of the government's priorities.. They just want to lay down concrete. Wherever, whenever.
July 18, 2008 at 8:08 am
A movie was shot here i think. One of the Die Hard movies with Bruce Willis involved a chase scene to get to an explosive located (i think) in these tunnels. That would have been the late 90's but some of these pictures are too familiar.
July 17, 2008 at 9:29 pm
Since we\'re getting all political on this one anyway….
July 17, 2008 at 2:45 pm
leafpure, they are not \"much more evolved\" than any other nation. after the US bombed the crap out of them then rebuilt them (thus launching them into the modern era), what else can they offer the world but technological innovation?
July 17, 2008 at 12:13 pm
This looks a lot like the cisterns beneath the city of Istanbul.


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Marquette Matters, March/April 2014
Way Klingler Fellowship recipient – Exercise as medicine: reversing the effects of Type 2 diabetes
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Dr. Sandra Hunter, associate professor of exercise science in the College of Health Sciences, is world-renowned for her research on age and sex differences in muscle fatigue. In addition to fielding requests for keynote addresses at international conferences, her work has been commissioned by NASA.
Way Klingler Fellowship recipient- "Pure love" and political philosophy: the teachings of François Fénelon
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The inauguration of Pope Francis and his subsequent teachings have focused on inclusion and introspection, asking the question, what is the role of the Catholic church in the world today? What obligations do we have to citizens of an increasingly complex political and economic climate? Dr. Ryan Hanley, associate professor of political science and recipient of […]
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Events happening at Marquette.
"The Art and Practice of Forgiveness" to be celebrated during Mission Week 2014
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In her powerful 2007 book, Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust, Immaculée Ilibagiza wrote, "I knew that my heart and mind would always be tempted to feel anger — to find blame and hate. But I resolved that when the negative feelings came upon me, I wouldn't wait for them to grow […]
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One of the main objectives under the "Pursuit of Academic Excellence for Human Well-being" theme in the university's strategic plan, Beyond Boundaries: Setting the Course for Marquette's Future, is to "be a first-choice university for bright and promising students."
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Marquette's Social Innovation Initiative teamed up with Brady Corporation to create four feature videos on social innovation projects at Marquette that are changing the world.
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The College of Education's Behavior Clinic anticipates treating more than 500 children this year, but it still has a significant waiting list of Milwaukee families with young children with serious behavior issues. Dr. Robert Fox, professor of counselor education and counseling psychology and founder of the Behavior Clinic, believes part of the problem is a […]
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Dave Tamburrino, director of development for corporate and foundation relations in University Advancement, had a different undergraduate experience than most Marquette students. A national champion in short-track speedskating at ages 14,15 and 16 and long-track speedskating at 18, Tamburrino was asked to train with the national team in preparation for the 1994 Winter Olympics in […]
Peter Faber canonized by Pope Francis
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On December 17, 2013, Pope Francis announced the canonization of St. Peter Faber, the first Jesuit priest and one of the founding members of the Society of Jesus. St. Faber, born in France in 1506, was a contemporary of St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Francis Xavier, meeting and living with the men at the […]
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As the fall semester comes to a close, the search for Marquette's 24th president is in full swing, propelled by the goal of having a permanent president in place to start the 2014–15 academic year.
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For a veteran observer of Wisconsin politics such as Charles Franklin, it'd be hard to top 2012. Between the gubernatorial recall election, Paul Ryan's vice presidential candidacy and Wisconsin's swing-state status in the November election, there was no shortage of national attention to state politics.
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Marquette University's advising enterprise is ever-evolving because as programs and course offerings change, so too do students' advising needs.
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Rev. John D. Jones, professor of philosophy and interim chair of the Department of Physics, has always used music and prayer to center himself, but his passion for photography has also begun to play a key role in his personal expression.
College of Nursing one of six nursing schools chosen for $5 million partnership with Veterans Affairs
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A partnership between Marquette University and the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center will not only allow 40 more students to join the College of Nursing by 2014–15, but also ensures military veterans continue to receive the specialized care they have earned.
Physical therapy professor receives Fulbright scholarship to Nepal
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Dr. Guy Simoneau, professor of physical therapy in the College of Health Sciences, will travel to Dhulikhel Hospital, Kathmandu University — which offers the only physical therapy program in Nepal — this spring on a Fulbright scholarship.
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During the past decade, Marquette has built six new buildings that have transformed the campus landscape. Now it's time to pay tribute to the history of the university by renovating its three original buildings — Johnston Hall, Marquette Hall and Sensenbrenner Hall — the "historic core" of campus. Coughlin Hall will also undergo moderate interior […]
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On Monday, Sept. 30, Marquette will welcome nine peer reviewers who will conduct a three-day site visit to review Marquette's operations, the key step in the university's reaffirmation of accreditation process.
A new chapter for the College of Arts and Sciences
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Marquette Matters recently sat down with Dr. Richard Holz, dean of the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, to learn more about him personally, his journey in academia and his vision for the future.
Ugland awarded Fulbright to teach in the Czech Republic
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A new report about the 17.2 million Californians registered to vote finds some recent trends show no signs of slowing down -- especially the inclination of voters to detach from political parties, and the declining party power of Republicans.
Friday afternoon's report by Secretary of State Debra Bowen shows almost 72.6 percent of eligible Californians have registered to vote. Not only is that a noticeable uptick from this same time in 2008 -- where ultimate voter turnout was a whopping 79.42 percent -- but it's the largest registration percentage for any 60-day pre-election report in a presidential year since 1996.
"As Californians hear more about the important issues on the November ballot and as we approach the October 22 deadline to register, those numbers will continue to go up," said Bowen in a released statement.
Compared to September 2008, California is also home now to a larger percentage of independent voters, those who state "no party preference" on their registration cards. In 2008, that accounted for 19.5 percent; now, it's 21.3 percent.
That's not to say those voters don't ultimately align one way or the other, but it does seem to show less of a true believer.
(State officials have a helpful PDF of some of the more interesting historical stats.)
But while both parties have seen their percentage of the electorate shrink since 2008, the most noticeable slide has been for the California Republican Party -- a trend that seems to have accelerated in recent years.
Republicans now account for only 30.1 percent of the electorate, a dramatic shrinking of GOP power compared to 2008 (32.3 percent), 2004 (35 percent), and 1996 (36.8 percent).
Democrats, meantime, have hovered around the 43 percent mark for most of the past decade, though were 46.9 percent of the electorate in 1996.
The real decline in GOP presence and power, though, can be seen in the historical data from California's 58 counties. As of now, Republicans can point to only one county in the state where they represent a majority: tiny Modoc County, home to only 5,608 voters. In fact, even the counties where the GOP holds a plurality of voters are generally small in population. In years past, while the party also struggled with getting majority support in big counties, there were more population centers in play.
Take Orange County, for example, a place near and dear to Republican hearts. In September 2000, 49 percent of its voters were in the GOP column. But in the years since, Republicans haven't kept pace with the other parties and voter groups. Now, they represent only 42 percent of the county's voters. That may not seem like a huge drop, but keep in mind that each percentage point of voters in an urban county is worth a lot more than those in rural areas.
Democrats, meantime, are currently the majority party in nine counties, including vote-rich Los Angeles County. And their influence no doubt extends much further. San Francisco is the top county in California for percentage of independent voters (30.98 percent), but it's not hard to guess which of the major parties those voters pick when forced.
Even with news that the percentage of eligible voters who are actually registered has gone up, what really isintriguingis who those Californians are that are eligible... but not registered? That's a group of people now totaling more than 6.5 million -- people who are disengaged from the governance of the state, and who could easily swing some important elections if they ever choose to cast a vote.


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Preface: A while ago, there was dialogue in the blogosphere about the future of the large genealogy companies such as Ancestry.com, FamilySearch Inc., and others. Notable writers such as James Tanner, Thomas MacEntee, Randy Seaver, and the Ancestry Insider, have written about this issue. Many more experts have commented on the blogs of those who have written on this issue. …
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Launch Site: Tyuratam (Baikonur Cosmodrome), USSR, NIIP-5 / launch site 1
Spacecraft Mass: 1,442 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) imaging system and 2) radiation detector
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On this Soviet attempt at a lunar soft-landing, the mission proceeded as planned until the major midcourse correction late on 9 June. Although the main retrorocket engine (the S5.5A) ignited on time, it failed to cut off and continued to fire until propellant supply was exhausted.
An investigation later indicated that the problem had been due to human error; a command had been mistakenly sent to the timer that ordered the main engine to shut down. Although the spacecraft was sent on a completely wrong trajectory, ground controllers put the spacecraft through a series of steps to practice an actual landing, all of which were satisfactorily accomplished.
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Mark Holmes criticises the Premier League spending rules, blasts Roberto Mancini but calls for more credit to be given to Andre Villas-Boas.
Spending controls closing the shop
I welcome the introduction of spending rules in the Premier League.
Frankly, it is ridiculous that so few clubs are able to post a profit - most make huge losses - despite the amount of money pumped into the world's richest league. More importantly, in no other form of business could companies get away with continually spending more than they earn. Hopefully the new rules will help make the Premier League less financially corrupt.
I worry slightly that the rules could lead to yet more increases in ticket prices - clubs are able to increase their wage expenditure more than the allotted £4million per season if their revenue also increases - but my real concern is that the door is being closed on new clubs challenging for honours in the way Chelsea and Manchester City have done in recent times.
Regardless of what you think of those clubs' spending, it has surely been good for the Premier League that new rivals have emerged to Manchester United, unlike in Spain where Barcelona and Real Madrid have monopolised the league for an eternity.
If a Russian or Arab billionaire was to take over Newcastle, the new rules would restrict him from using his own money to fund a shot at the title. He could build the club up slowly - clubs are allowed to make losses of up to £105million over three seasons - but how many billionaires would want to do things slowly? My worry is that they will be deterred from investing in Premier League clubs in future.
As a fan of a club that is owned by a rich but not extortionately rich local owner, common sense says I should welcome the fact that the rules will prevent a Wigan or Norwich suddenly leapfrogging us in the rankings on the back of a crazy spending spree.
But what about my club, Stoke? Like many others, their only chance of achieving success in the modern era was through a crazy spending spree, and that will soon be blocked. Congratulations to Chelsea and Manchester City for getting there early, but for the rest of us, faint dreams of our clubs ever challenging for titles will soon be over.
In no way do I condone the irresponsible spending that has taken place at clubs like Leeds and Portsmouth over the years, but I don't see why more shrewd businessmen like Roman Abramovich and Sheikh Mansour should be prevented from building clubs up in the way they have done theirs. Forcing owners to cover losses made is a wise move, but restricting the amount they can invest is not.
The biggest trouble with financial restrictions in football is that they are coming far too late. Fair competition in England was ruined the day the 22 top-flight clubs agreed to the inception of the Premier League and the way in which the BSkyB jackpot was shared out.
The big boys decided to keep as much money as possible for themselves, and the last 21 years have seen the likes of Manchester United become so rich that the only chance clubs like Chelsea had of catching them up was through a billionaire owner.
Once that faint, faint hope of a billionaire owner taking over your club is removed, your dream of celebrating a league title will be ended once and for all. The door to the top shop will soon be well and truly shut forever.
Mancini must take brunt of blame
Since Manchester City's title hopes were all but ended at Southampton on Saturday, Roberto Mancini has been desperately trying to shift the blame on to his players.
"It's not always the fault of the manager," the Italian protested. "The players should take responsibility - if they have big balls. If not, they can't play in a top team."
Mancini even reserved special criticism for Joe Hart after his latest mistake at St Mary's.
"Joe has made too many mistakes. He has not been good enough," Mancini said.
He does, of course, have a point. No matter what mitigating factors there may be - for example, Vincent Kompany and Carlos Tevez missed the Southampton game, while Yaya Toure struggled on his return to the team - City's players should have been good enough to win the game.
Their performance was awful by any team's standards and once they had crossed the white line there was not a great deal Mancini could do. He is absolutely right that the players should take responsibility for their poor performance on the day.
However, Mancini needs to take responsibility for the team's poor performances on the whole this season. By the standards they set last season, City simply haven't been good enough, and that is down to Mancini.
Despite being the best team in the world, Barcelona always strengthen their first team with at least one marquee signing every summer. Last summer they signed Jordi Alba, the one before that they signed Cesc Fabregas and the one before that they signed Javier Mascherano.
No matter how good a team is, it can always be improved.
City, however, did not improve their first team in the summer. In fact, if anything, they weakened it - Javi Garcia has played more but looked less useful than Nigel De Jong, while Scott Sinclair has played even less and certainly looked less effective than Adam Johnson. Matija Nastasic should develop into a top-class centre-half, but it's questionable whether even he has improved City's team. The less said about Maicon and Jack Rodwell, meanwhile, the better.
Mancini has complained he was not able to make the signings he wanted but, unless we are told differently, we have to assume he had final say on the business that was done. And the business was bad.
It is not only in the transfer market where Mancini has failed - his tactical decisions have raised eyebrows on numerous occasions, early in the season from some of the players themselves, while his man-management skills have also been called into question.
Mancini delivered the club its first Premier League title last season, but even that was handed to them on a plate by Manchester United. Given the money they had spent and the obvious weakness of their rivals, City should have won it at a canter.
This season they have gone backwards. While United have strengthened, they have got weaker. Their Champions League campaign ended in another early exit, and they are effectively now out of the title race with 12 games to go.
It will be a huge surprise if Mancini is still in charge at the Etihad Stadium come the opening day of next season. And, in my opinion, a huge mistake.
Bale brilliant, but give credit to AVB
It was debated on a national radio station over the weekend whether Tottenham have become a one-man team.
After Gareth Bale put in another mesmerising performance to see off Newcastle, it was alleged that without the Welshman Spurs would have no hope of making the top four in the Premier League.
All 'one-man team' arguments are ridiculous - take Robin van Persie out of Manchester United's team, for example, and you can bet Wayne Rooney would step up to the plate - but the lack of credit given to Andre Villas-Boas continues to perplex.
After all, fact that Bale is in the form of his life surely has something to do with the management and tactics of Villas-Boas. That Aaron Lennon has also enjoyed one of the most productive seasons of his career should say a lot.
The 'go out and enjoy yourself' approach favoured by Harry Redknapp only goes so far - Lennon, for example, now does far more work defensively than he ever has before. Bale, meanwhile, is given licence to roam the pitch because of the roles Villas-Boas has players performing in support of the winger.
Jermain Defoe is another player to have benefited hugely from the nous of Villas-Boas, and you can't help but feel Mousa Dembele is not a player Redknapp would dared to have played in central midfield.
No matter how good Bale has been this season, the credit for Spurs' achievements so far has to go to their manager.
You can follow me on Twitter @Homzy for more of my moaning. I'll also be hosting a live chat on TEAMtalk later this afternoon to discuss my latest blog and any other thoughts from the weekend you may have.


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- Sandip Sen
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- India
This conversation is closed.
Will Bankers or the People dominate economic decision making? What is the Future of Democracy?
Global economic policies are being increasingly framed by Banks
Key Questions:
A) Should Banks be recapitalized repeatedly to grow bigger?
B) Can Central Banks Be Trusted To Manage The Global Economy?
C) Are Banks Competant to find solutions?
D) Will A Banker's Solution Help The Average Citizen
E) Are Banks managing Elected Leaders?
Let us see and debate on what happened recently.
IN THE US : The Federal Reserve pumped in trillions of dollars through QE1 and QE2 in order to ensure liquidity . It enabled Wall Street banks to corner commodities, oil and metals and caused massive price hikes that further tempered global demand As per Gallup and NYS data the Fed initiative had no positive effect on economic growth or jobs and led to protest.
IN ASIA AND AFRICA : Inflation raged in the emerging world including China and India. Central Banks hiked interest rates to control inflation . The supply chain inadequacies were not addressed, but money supply squeezed. This only helped in further rising of prices and dampened growth. Sharp rise in food prices contributed to the start of the Arab Springs.
IN NORTH EUROPE : Rich north European and EU nations pumped in liquidity to prop up banks. Like in the US recapitalization of Banks were done but toxic assets not written off. The added liquidity led to futures market speculation, price rise and protests in London and Rome.
IN EUROZONE : The ECB, the IMF and IIF (the banking lobby) indirectly took over policy making of growth hit high deficit Eurozone economies, like Greece, Spain and Portugal. Severe spending cuts were imposed and growth became near zero or negative in absence of liquidity. Structural reforms like internal competitiveness deregulation and issues of high exports from Germany to Eurozone taking advantage of Euro parity were not addressed. Poverty and joblessness rose in cash starved Eurozone, as protests broke out from Athens to Madrid.
Despite the 2008 Bank crisis, it is Banks that make key decisions !!!
Cfox Wallace
Nov 21 2011: Greetings,
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Personally I believe that Capitalism as it stands has outgrown it's usefulness in this world. This includes the use of Banks world wide. We live in a finite world with limited resources. As long as we pretend that "someday I'll have everything I need to be happy (rich)", we continue to prolong the problem (25,000 die daily from starvation) and bring our species closer to a decimation point. This point being where there will be a cataclysmic reduction in population due to Disease, War, and Natural/ unnatural catastrophe. All of which are compounded by the inequality in the financial world which does not allow a large portion of the population to have food, health care, or a place to live in safety without fear of violence.
The answer for sustainability and happiness for the greatest amount of people lies in the removal of the monetary based reward system. A revamping of Education and legislative moves towards creating a resource based economy. Nation by Nation until it is adopted around the world.
Then we may find we no longer need an elected government but rather can do it our selves. Peace~
Sandip Sen
Nov 21 2011: You are right to an extent when you say it has outgrown its usefulness in this world.......I still believe in free market economics,but the problem is that today we do not have free markets anymore Bankers have hijacked free markets by the virtue of fictional paper money and helped create mountains of debt,to first distort and then control free markets. A free market is an equal opportunities market. But today credit is not available to the puny physical commodity traders while Banks awash with liquidity gobble them up.... result is a failure of the free trading markets, price rise ,inequality etc.
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David Saia
Nov 23 2011: There are no true democracies- that's why the question cannot be answered. Capitalist republics are not what is meant by democracy- and they have led us into the pitiful state we are in now.
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Sandip Sen
Nov 8 2011: Interesting to know that you keep away from high-profile banks due to possibilty of high risk....very few customers including me would really do that in practice, though we would perhaps avoid Banks with a poor credit rating or historical record of poor performance or brushes with the law.
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What i do not agree with however is that Banks have the solutions. I would believe a physical trader of wheat or copper would have a better knowledge base of the production, trade and supply chain Similarly GEwould have a better hold on energy issues, though you would find principally Bankers as principal advisors to UN or any Govt Energy comittees just because they do or arrange the funding.
Nov 8 2011: The only high profile bank I still trust is HSBC. BTW, after I switched to smaller local Banks I have experienced better service, no loss of any facility that I used to have in big banks. In fact, I get better facility and lower interest loans. Such smaller banks are more forthcoming and talk straight, easier to access "higher officials" if need arises, unlike big Banks. Of course, by "small" banks I do not mean the cheat fund type fraud financial institutions/banks with very short term history and low credit ratings.
Most of the time, educated, middle or lower income group people do not use bank to earn a living, to increase their savings to have a fortune or for opening another business/industry. They just need safe keeping of THEIR money.
According to my experience, Governments still approach "expert" institutions/industries/people to frame its policies, not Banks; at least in developed countries. But there is the possibility to get biased opinion if all such "experts" come from the concerned industry/lobby, as they will try to push their agenda(s), instead of what is good as national, public policy. We see many such instances in many countries, including India (e.g. biofuel policy). In many instances, Govt keep few people from outside to act as "devil's advocates". Bank executives may act on that capacity.
I think, Banks have solution because they know the business inside-out, they are the "experts" of that subject. Majority (if not all) of US treasury secretaries or Chairmen of the Federal Reserve comes from there. It makes prefer sense and I am not against that practice. If someone knows real practical solutions of financial problems, then it will be the people who knows it the best, not a technocrat or a scientist or even an academic "economist". I was watching the TV interview by 2 recent Noble laureates in Economics. They had no clue, no answer when they were asked about ways to come out from recent financial mess.
Nov 8 2011: True a nobel prize winning economist may not have a clue of coming out of the recent financial mess. I don't think even Ben Bernanke had a clue because his solution of liquidity push is not working. Neither economic growth has picked up nor has unemployment reduced, while both the Fed debt and the US Govt debt has baloonedHow can one ever think that the financial mess can be cleaned up without writing off the toxic assets as Ben Bernanke believes. I read your TED conversation Jayanta about steady state economics, but am not sure how it could be achieved without increasing the efficiency of resource utilisation. People will accept zero or negetive growth only once they get more bang for the buck.So perhaps you have to think how you would acheve the same. That is going tobe a big challange but I believe that innovative use of technology could perhaps make it possible
Nov 8 2011: Without some basic structural reform in general governance, in our basic principles and role of a government- it is not possible to sustain any long term recovery in financial sector, whatever Bernanke may suggest or do. Now it seems that you have reached where I want you to be!
Without those change in our direction of "growth based" economy and maintaining status-quo of so-called "free market" economy, the long term sustainable development will remain a mirage for any country. Without that structural reform any financial reform will be just cosmetic.
It is not "more bang for our bucks" even if few people earn more and create some jobs for few others in the short term. Doing business as usual will ultimately reduce our "bangs for our bucks" - in terms of sustainability of investment and quality of living- that includes environmental degradation, increasing pollution (that has severe consequences on our health), reducing personal happiness (that includes financial security or job security, probability to own a home, time available for family activities etc), increase in conflict and in more acute cases- violent conflicts (as we see in post-"liberalized" India as measured by increasing number of districts affected by some sort of violent/extremist movements (mainly by naxals/maoists).Nov 8 2011: You may also like to check the discussion on my post - "Will a cap on (outrageous) salaries & executive benefits promote growth of meritocracy in any creative profession, including research?- http://www.ted.com/conversations/6598/why_should_we_not_adopt_or_pro.html
Nov 10 2011: I am not sure whether any one can accept the theory of zero growth per se However if you are able to improve the resource utilization (bang for the buck) it may still be remotely acceptable
Nov 10 2011: As I said in my blog (http://jaychatterjee.blogspot.com/2010/10/de-growth-model-of-development.html)- "The paradigm is that human progress without economic growth (or 'zero growth"- as you say) is possible. It has been shown repeatedly that GDP per capita does not correlate with overall happiness above a certain level of satisfying people's basic needs".
Here I need to emphasize that human growth is not the same as economic growth.
To give you some more clue- Based on a publication by International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington, it was concluded that there is no link between economic progress and hunger. Prof Shenggen Fan, director general of IFPRI said," Economic growth is not necessarily associated with poverty reduction ". (http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2010-12-30/india/28257209_1_global-hunger-index-food-bowl-ifpri)Nov 7 2011: Short Ans to ur Qs (considering Big Banks like Citi group, Bank Of America, JP Morgan Chase etc):
A) Should Banks be recapitalized repeatedly to grow bigger? NO
B) Can Central Banks Be Trusted To Manage The Global Economy? NO
C) Are Banks Competant to find solutions? YES and NO (YES- because it has the ability. NO- because it does not provide much incentives to the Banks and, so, no desire)
D) Will A Banker's Solution Help The Average Citizen: most probably NO
E) Are Banks managing Elected Leaders? YES
Now I do not trust and do not put my hard earned money in any bank that offer outrageous salaries and benefits to its top executives. It is not only unethical but also provoke the banks to undertake many predatory lending practices, hidden charges, false promises, and other financial practices that negatively affect my investment in such banks.
I trust local, smaller banks in US and nationalized banks (e.g State Bank) in India.Nov 7 2011: True our economic model of today is not perfect. Changing that is not easy. However here we are not proposing a debate on the economic model, but on banks virtually taking over decision making from our elected leaders. Your opinions on the role of both bankers and borrowers within the system are also welcome, apart from your responses on the 5 key questioons proposed.
Nov 7 2011: You can not treat a disease by treating its symptoms. It is not just banks but almost any big corporate house (that include even elite universities) have major influence in public policy, simply because of their ability to control election campaign finance and entry of many former/present stake holders from such corporate houses into politics. For example, as the real estate and financial sector profit declined and market evaporated, many entrepreneurs (as I know) entered politics in US. In India it already has reached an alarming situation.
"Conflict of interest" and election campaign financing need to be addressed first to make sustainable reform to make free market economy a reality. Now "free market" economy is a myth, just like "communism". It works nicely for less influential business sector (low and middle income group) but totally fail for big banks and other big corporate houses (e.g oil, pharmaceutical companies). Many reform proposals ( e.g by Obama admin in US) are effectively blocked by special interest groups. All such activities were accomplished though policy makers (irrespective of party affiliation). The same is going on in India, in many sectors.
Without addressing this basic issue, whatever reform we propose will not get sustainable change and make national governments more accountable to its people as a whole, not just a minute section of them.Nov 7 2011: Dear Sandip. The answer lies with how we administer "democracy" and how we define the role of a "government".
Majority of the countries / economies still do not recognize a very rudimentary fact that global resources do not sustain the "growth" based economic model. They still refuse that there is a limit. For detail you can check my article- "Steady state economy and de-growth models of development" (http://jaychatterjee.blogspot.com/2010/10/de-growth-model-of-development.html)
Unless that very basic fact is recognized among policy makers (forget about bankers and big corporations at this time) and global leaders (I am not talking about "politicians" per se) the problems associated with so-called "globalization" will increase and proponents of globalization will have to site only few (highly debatable) "success" stories of few countries- BRICS countries.


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Saturday, February 14, 2004BOONE, N.C. (Feb. 14, 2004)� Despite turning in its best shooting output versus a Southern Conference foe this season, Appalachian State University women's basketball could not overcome 21 turnovers in a 74-69 loss to East Tennessee State Saturday afternoon at the Holmes Center. Appalachian (5-18, 4-12 SoCon) shot 50 percent (28-for-56) from the field on the afternoon. However, ASU's 21 miscues led to 19 ETSU points, as the Lady Bucs outscored the Mountaineers 19-8 off turnovers. ETSU also outrebounded Appalachian 12-5 on the offensive glass, which led to the Lady Bucs taking 65 shots, the second-most allowed by ASU this season. The contest began as a back-and-forth affair, as the two teams traded the lead eight times and were tied on seven occasions before Appalachian took a 39-37 lead in to the locker room. The Mountaineers shot a lofty 55.2 percent (16-of-29) in the stanza, including a 50-percent (5-of-10) showing from three-point range, but East Tennessee kept the game close by making four three-pointers of its own on nine attempts. After a Lindsay Smith three-pointer extended the Mountaineer lead to 47-40 just over four minutes into the second period, ETSU went on an 8-0 run to take its first lead of the half with 14:21 to go. From there, the lead changed hands nine more times before a 12-2 run gave the Bucs an insurmountable 72-64 with just 1:19 remaining. Junior Tiffani Mayes (Sumter, S.C.) poured in a game-high 22 points to help lead East Tennessee to its fourth-straight road win, its longest winning streak away from Johnson City since the 1990-91 season. Kiya Verdell (Hartwell, Ga.) and Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville, Ala.) chipped in with 15 and 12 points, respectively, for the Lady Bucs. On the other end of the floor, freshman Crystal Barriner led three Mountaineers in double-figures with 16 points on the afternoon. Kiki Conyers added 14 points while Smith drained four three-pointers for the second-straight game to finish with 12 points. Smith also led ASU with five assists while freshman Danielle Edwards led all rebounders with a career-high 11 boards. The Buccaneers will have a week off before traveling to UNC Greensboro for a 3 p.m. contest next Saturday.


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Blessed Is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh
"Blessed is the Match" is the first documentary feature about Hannah Senesh, the World War II-era poet and diarist who became a paratrooper, resistance fighter and modern-day Joan of Arc. Safe in Palestine in 1944, she joined a mission to rescue Jews in her native Hungary. Shockingly, it was the only outside rescue mission for Jews during the Holocaust. Hannah parachuted behind enemy lines, was captured, tortured and ultimately executed by the Nazis. Her mother Catherine witnessed the entire ordeal - first as a prisoner with Hannah and later as her advocate, braving the bombed-out streets of Budapest in a desperate attempt to save Hannah. With unprecedented access to the Senesh family archive, this powerful story unfolds through the writings and photographs of Hannah and Catherine Senesh.
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The Kane Area Middle School October Accelerated Reader winners for the month of October are: (from left to right) Sarah Carlson, eighth grade; Dylan Mitchell, seventh grade; and Ty Stahli, sixth grade. Students who earn enough AR points for the month are entered into a drawing. Students win a basket of books, school supplies, and gift certificates from local businesses.
The Kane Area Middle School recognizes one male and one female student in grades 6, 7, and 8 that represent the characteristics of respect, responsibility, compassion, citizenship and honesty during each month of school. These characteristics are also the five Kane Area District Core Values. Congratulations to the following students for being selected as "Students of the Month" for November 2012: front row, Gina Marconi, seventh grade; Paige Nicklas, sixth grade; Neo Smith, sixth grade; back row, Brandi Wheatley, eighth grade; Hunter Zuzek, seventh grade; and Mike Landries, eighth grade.
The Presbyterian Church of Kane hosted Super KWT (Kids Worshipping Together) on Nov. 14. Nineteen youth, 11 middle and high school helpers and 11 adults worked to make this event a success.
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The Kane Senior Center honored veterans on Tuesday with a program and certificates. The Rev. Nancy Page of Kane accompanied and led the seniors in some rousing patriotic songs. Poems and readings were done by Mabel Johnson, Beverly Sivak and Kathy Payne. Honored veterans include, kneeling: Kenneth Holmes; back row, left to right: John "Tyke" Hulings, Leonard Nelson, Robert Johnson, Laverne "Jack" Vanderneck, John McNeil, Jerome Brendel, Harold Andrus and William Reinard.
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Foye is way better and deserves the time.
Foye is marginally better but we need to win now.
His work ethic blows.
He's failing to grasp our system or lack thereof.
Corbin is masterfully motivating him.
He's a hopper?
His attitude sucks
This could be true. However, I recall Corbin being asked early this season if Burks would play more. He said that Alec had worked hard, and deserved mins.
His tone was that we had a log jam, and that Burks was the odd man out. He might not be telling us the full story, but I believe it's a case of Corbin
wanting to play the vets(nothing more).
We've haven't heard any negative story about Burks or his work eithic with the Jazz.
We can disagree about religion. We can disagree about politics. but if you like the first three prequels of Star Wars just go ahead an unfriend me right now.
I, HeavenHarris, hereby pledge to my fellow JFC'rs that I will no longer give out neg-reps. All it does is cause negative things, like fights, drama, bitching, ill will, bad feelings, etc.
Love, not hate, is the answer bros and moes.
LOL Lol breaks his pledge 5 days later hahahaha
maybe this is just ty giving the vets time so they will have trade value come the break and we can trade some one off the books... thoughts?
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Silence is golden, and gold is up these days, so silence is a solid investment.
― Jarod Kintz
I laugh every time I hear someone suggest we are doing something to get ready to make a trade.
We arent making any trades this year. This is our team.
Al and Paul will be FA this summer. We will get nothing for them. This is how the Jazz operate. The time for trading Al or Paul was last year. The door is shut.
I think TY feels that Foye is better right now and is afraid to lose now.
If we suck bad enough during the middle of the season, then the pressure to win now will be taken off. Ty can finally play the kids without pressure and we will magically start winning and make a late season playoff run to the eighth seed. In the first round the pressure will return, vets will get their minutes back and we will be swept by SAS/LAL/OKC (pick one). This scenario sounds familiar. Very depressing.


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It is a great forum and all and I love to debate with everyone around here but the day I call someone out over an internet forum opinion is the day I lost my ball sack and my sanity at once.
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1 (12 inch)
prepared pizza crust
1 1/2 cups
cranberry sauce
6 ounces
Brie cheese, chopped
8 ounces
shredded mozzarella cheese
With some modifications this is 5 stars, I started with a pre made pizza crust then melted 2 tbsp of butter with 1/4 of a tsp of garlic and spread it on the crust then topped with brie then I used dried cherries, because I live in the Cherry Capital of The World, then the rest of the ingredients. OH MY GOODNESS this is the best pizza I have ever had.
This was really easy to make and pretty tasty. The flavor of the brie kind of got lost, I'd probably add more and reduce the amount of cranberry sauce next time, just so it was more noticable.
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I don't like cranberries in general - nevertheless, this sounded good, so I made - and loved it. I expected this to taste good, but not as good as I found it to be. I made a few modifications that helped with the soggy/gooey problems.
I tried cream brie - a bit difficult to 'chop' but can be heated slightly and then spread/mashed in with the cranberries - and to avoid the soggy crust issue, I used whole-berry cranberry sauce, draining the watery liquid off first. A little fresh ground pepper and some red wine vinegar with the chicken added a nice touch to the overall flavor.
I will definately be making this again. Thanks!
Wonderful, easy recipe. I pre-bake the pizza crust for 10 min or so before putting the cranberries and other toppings on and have no problem with soggy crust. This will be a "often used" favorite.
This was a rich and delicious recipe, but I had a feeling the chicken would need some more oomph. I wouldn't have liked it as much without using rosemary and thyme while browning the meat. I only ate one piece because it was so rich. My husband said that small servings of it would make a great finger food at a cocktail party. I agree.
Good recipe Gill. However, I am Sicilian and like it spicy. So I browned bite size pieces of chicken breast in Rosemary & Thyme (4 spice bottle capfulls of each) with a little olive oil and drained. I also used brie on bottom of Boboli crust, then chicken, then dried cranberries, topped with mozz cheese and more dried cranberries. Took to office pot luck and yummers was the opinion. Only one slice remained and yours truly ate it for dinner that night.
I decided to try something new for my girlfriend who is vegetarian. It was a bit gooey at first but the flavor is great! Leftovers warm up terrifically.
This was an unusual combination of ingredients that turned out good. I had a friend over who also liked it.
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Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 865
Calories from Fat: 319
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