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Well I'm finally here (: Macon, Missouri. Although I bought the house in October I moved in last month. It's really amazing going from L A to a small town 1700 miles away. Although I know the area it's quite an undertaking. I mean how many people would buy a 140 year old haunted house halfway across the country? I love the fact that I'm able to undertake such a change. Life's all about adventures for me and this is a biggie. I'll keep everyone posted with videos as I hate typing. So instead of a blog I'm doing VLOGS?? Is that the term? Got so many things going on its scary. Between booking the cars at racing events, celeb appearances at Cons and house restoration, I'm busy busy busy. One new idea I have is to offer my house and myself to student film makers who would like to shoot a paranormal or scary short subject. After words I'd like to screen them on Scare It Forward.org on ROKU. PluS a film festival here I'm Macon if possible. Call. It Students Macon Movies. One last thing, this house is VERY active ghost wise. If you're an paranormal fan I'll be offering 1313 weekends in the future. 13 people on Saturday and 13 people on Sunday. Spending the day with me touring Macon's haunted sites and visiting my home as well. Pricing will be $149 for the day. Take care and look on the Official Munsters Fan Group for more info.
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Stanley Martin Personal Notes - Ryan Zucker. Friday, November 8th, 2013
Writing a personal journal documenting one patient of mine seems highly unprofessional of me, but alas, here I am making a sixth entry.
Today I was informed by my employer to talk to him today on the topic of his mother, as his mind was likely still working on erasing Torie's memory from the night before. We haven't talked about his mother since his second day here, and I was somewhat intrigued to see if his memories regarding her tragic death had started to fade.
This will mark the final time I speak with him about his mother. I cannot bear to take any of his happy memories away from him. I am beginning to believe I am not cut out for this job. In my previous personal entry, I had discussed why I had cut him off multiple times as he was telling me about Torie, and today I had a similar sentiment for his mother. Happy memories... should never be taken. Memories such as those of Ryan's roommate Dave, are the ones which should be extracted if any memory should be.
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Trading for more time, adding to untouchable core shares.
That's an awesome move. $1 premium for 6 months. The premium will be wiped out by the end of this week.Money in the bank.
Yep - and I got 3 months for free buying them for less than what I sold the Febs for.Continue to use the short runs for huge profits on in the money far out calls while using the profits to continue to add to untouchable core share position.
When others who are not me vouch for it you make believe they are me. This way I provide you proof directly. Your simply a hedgie grunt making me money on your short runs. Thanks. Here's another five cents.
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Tell you what genius - right BEFORE I make my next 100 call trade I will let you know so you can watch it live.
You should try it, Verm. You shorting this at $12 would have looked a lot smarter if you just lied about it.


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and HRC's package?
It doesn't fuck people at the bottom of the economic ladder; it just unfucks people in the upper middle more. There IS a difference. Since it's a rebate of income tax, in theory (in fact it's no such thing), it, in theory, should go to the people who PAY income tax. Poor people don't pay income tax.
The notion that people will somehow "sock it away" is also suspect, seeing as how they don't sock anything away now. Americans consume more than they produce. Our net savings rate hovers around zero, sometimes below. That's part of the reason the economy's in the pickle it's in in the first place.
And whatEVER gave you the notion that anyone in America gives a shit about "salvaging the planet"? We're giving up our free plastic bags at the store -- WHAT MORE DO YOU BLOODSUCKERS WANT?
But if we stop having kids, how will we keep pace with the brown people? Sheesh.
Jeez, Erica, any excuse to bash the breeders, eh?
I don't like people with kids and I love progressive tax. I just wanted to say that. As you were.
There's plenty to scream about with this plan, and yet, as always, ECB manages to get it completely, utterly wrong.
The rebates will amount to $600 for struggling single workers like meand $2,400 for a couple in which the man makes $150,000 and the woman stays at home with four kids.
Believe it or not, ECB, there are many couples out there with four kids who don't make anywhere near $150,000 - in fact, they struggle far worse than you do, having more mouths to fill. You're basically arguing, with this point of yours, that your single-person household deserves an equal amount of assistance as theirs. You know, liberals usually are of the opinion that society does have a responsibility to its young. Why do you call yourself a liberal, exactly?
Obamas economic stimulus plan relies heavily on similar tax rebates.
And this is what we speak of when we call you a dishonest hack when you shill for Clinton. From one of Clinton's own press releases:
Clinton also called on Congress to stand ready to provide an additional $40 billion in direct tax rebates to working and middle class families if the economy continues to worsen.
But we're not having that many kids. Mexicans are, however, and they're sending their surplus over here. They move from third-world consumption levels and carbon footprints to American levels in no time. Why don't you start railing about immigration, huh?
Wow - you're getting unbelievable. You can have Hillary and you can watch another Republican win the White House in November when liberals like me stay home on election day, with the independents who aren't busy voting for McCain, to reject her politics of Democratic Party destruction. At this point I'm so sick of the Clinton's that I could spit.
Yeah, this whole stimulus plan seems pretty suspect to me. Why not just give us all Target giftcards or something while their at it, if the goal is that we go out and spend it.
Erica is right. Unfortunately, this should come as no surprise. This country LOVES the Ozzie & Harriet family ideal, especially the dumbshit in office now...
Whatever. I'm blowing my rebate check on ganja (assuming I can find some in this godforesaken town).
I'll be blowing my check at Banana Republic. Where I blow all of my checks.
Only suckers pay for weed.
We don't need a stimulus package. The economy is great, it just has to be because Bush's tax cuts combined with trickle down economics are just so awesome.
Since it's only an advance on your next year's refund (or a deferral of payment), I would guess that people with kids get more because that's how our tax code is currently written (deductions for dependents mean a higher rebate for people with kids).
If you have issues with the refund policy, I would say take it up with the current tax code.
I'm going to spend mine on an "I hate your kids" t-shirt.
It's not the only thing you blow at Banana Republic, Mr. Poe.
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The biggest crock is the corporate tax breaks. The aim of those breaks is simply to shore up stock values and wealth. They have little to do with avoiding a recession and a lot to do with trying to immunize the haves from its consequences.
To avoid a recession pull out of Iraq and spend that money in places where the money gets turned back into the economy more quickly. The social security net has a very large multiplier (the money is spent quickly by folks who in turn spend it quickly). Military spending has a very small multiplier (the money becomes corporate profits which get invested and spent much more slowly and much later).
Another, somewhat unrelated point:
Given that we need to stop having so goddamn many kids if were going to salvage the planet
The fertility rate in the US is slightly over two children per woman - basically equilibrium level. Our population is, at least in that regard, sustainable. Most developed nations have even lower levels and face potential population decline. If you're looking to control population, focus your concerns on developing nations, not here.
Since nobody else gets what you are trying to say here, Erica, let me be the one to say thank you for not reproducing.
why should anyone care about the candidates' stimulus plans? i know it's nice to pretend bush isn't the president anymore, but he's still the one calling the shots. a theoretical stimulus plan from a theoretical president isn't going to do shit for the economy right now.
Barack Obama: A-minus. I criticized his previous tax plan, but Obama is at the head of the class with an intelligently designed, $120 billion stimulus plan. He would speed a $250 tax credit to most workers, followed by another $250, triggered automatically, if the economy continues on its sour path. Obama would direct a similar rebate to low- and middle-income seniors, who are also apt to spend and could get checks quickly. One demerit: Obama omits any increase in food stamp benefits, which Moody's estimates would have the greatest bang for the buck, $1.73 for every dollar spent.
Hillary Clinton: C-plus. Clinton, too, raised the issue early, then turned in a faulty first draft with a $70 billion stimulus plan that didn't provide much immediate stimulation. It included a $25 billion increase in the program to help low-income Americans with heating costs -- an excessive amount (the current program is under $3 billion) that probably wouldn't kick in until next winter. Even worse was her housing plan, including a five-year freeze on subprime mortgage rates that could produce higher interest rates and reduce liquidity.
Four days later, Clinton said she would immediately implement a $40 billion tax rebate plan she had put in reserve in her first draft. Fine, but overall, the Obama plan devotes a far greater percentage to spending that is more likely to jump-start the economy.
@7 - Yeah, the Mexicans are the cause of all of our problems. Sure. Right. The two biggest families I personally know (9 and 12 kids) are white Catholic suburbanites. Oh, and it's not like people from other 3rd world countries ever emigrate here - no, it's just those damn Mexicans. It's their coordinated plan to "send their surplus" to the U.S., with the express intention of having their own bloated American carbon footprint. Listen to yourself, you racist shitbag, you sound like an ignorant asshole.
Of course, the absolute bottom-feeders, the old on social security, those who are on disability, and those who do not earn enough to file an income tax return are
Maybe we can starve these useless eaters to death, saving more of the pie for ourselves.
And of course, our progeny.
Of course, those who are ignored are the ones most likely to do what is intended with the money, i.e., spend it, but....
who give a shit.
Me first, where's mine, up yours.
It's the American way.
Anyone else amused that Erica deleted ecce's comment about her needing a dick, but left this one alone?
Americans use more resources per capita than any other group on the planet. Developing countries need to bring their populations to equilibrium. We need to see some population decline, or a diminishing quality of life from a decreased consumption of resources (I'd actually prefer both).
The theory goes: if you inject enough liquid money into an economy, you can shock the economy out of a recession.
We're just arguing over who gets the cash injection.
The interesting point: It doesn't matter if the theory is correct. All that matters is enough people believe the theory is correct.
For example: It is possible people are more willing to spend coined money than paper money. If this theory gained enough credence with a lot of people (or with a few people with a lot of liquid money), the Federal Reserve could stimulate the economy by announcing it was issuing more coins than bills. So long as enough people believe this plan will increase consumer spending, they will spend, invest and borrow accordingly.
See, all we have to do is believe in them enough, and our dreams will come true!
The rebates will amount to $600 for struggling single workers like meand $2,400 for a couple in which the man makes $150,000 and the woman stays at home with four kids.
I'm sorry, could you please cite the part of the bill that specifies the gender of the single earner in this hypothetical six person family? I think probably you can't, because I think probably you're full of shit. But I'm ready to be proven wrong.
From wikipedia:
The spectacular growth of the Hispanic population through immigration and higher birth rates are noted as a partial factor for the US population gains in the last quarter-century. The Bureau of the Census projects that by 2050 one-quarter of the population will be Hispanic.[17] Bureau figures show the U.S. population grew by 2.8 million between July 1, 2004, and July 1, 2005.[18] Hispanics accounted for 1.3 million of that increase.
So the (largely Catholic) Hispanic population, which makes up about 12.5% of the population, was responsible for almost 50% of our population growth between 2004 and 2005. I don't really have a problem with it, but you'd have to be some kind of asshole to pretend it's not a factor. Therefore, you are cordially invited to shut your fucking pie hole.
Thank you.
OK.. So I am already married, but have no kids. Could you please tell me how much I stand to make if I sign up for the website that Charles mentions below, get married to lots of lovely convicts and sire multiple children? Could I somehow turn this into a growth business AND get corporate tax breaks?
This could be my big score!
@25: I stopped reading that thread, and so I didn't see that comment. Of course I would have deleted it. Sometimes the abusive comments do make even the most thick-skinned among us stop reading.
You'd think Obama ran over ECB's dog or something.
I couldn't have said it any better Elenchos!
@6 tsm:
you say ECB lies but I don't think her point was all tax rebates are bad (such that it would be unfair for her to ding Obama on this, because hey look -- Clinton has tax rebates, too).
I think her point is that tax rebates are bad when tied more to no. of kids than to income level of the household.
So we'd need to know, does Obama's plan do the same thing? And does Clinton's?
Before we know if ECB was unfair and you are right to call her on it.
Are Clinton and Obama are different on this (tying it more to kids than income level) or the same?
Your definition of abusive is quite shallow.
Grow a thicker skin.
I go back and forth between thinking that people are consistently and unjustifiably such incredible assholes to ECB, and then feeling a certain grudging understanding for this given her penchant for removing posts- she does it more than any of the other staffers. It just encourages the taunters. I mean, my god- if Chaz and annie don't pull comments...
Be that as it may. ECB, your anti-breeding argument is outmoded.
Europe is experiencing economic problems due to falling populations. The second and third worlds' populations are stabilizing and soon even Brazil will be facing an aging population. Turns out that even in desperately poor countries, if you give women birth control they use it.
The only things keeping America from having the same problems as Europe right now are immigration (yay!) and fundies (booooo!)
Look, it's a stupid plan. It doesn't go to the very poor - who spend all the money you give them, the retired poor - who do too, and it's got money going to the ultra-rich and corporations who will spend it overseas and make the US economy even worse.
But blaming Obama for it is nutso - this was a deal worked out by the House and the White House, and we're sinking BILLIONS of US taxes into Iraq each and every day while we stay there, so the economy will keep bleeding red ink ...
Since you deleted my comment, I'll ask again:
Are you the type who think that the human species should be extinguished for the good of the planet.
A simple yes or no will suffice.
I go back and forth between thinking that people are consistently and unjustifiably such incredible assholes to ECB, and then feeling a certain grudging understanding for this given her penchant for removing posts- she does it more than any of the other staffers.
Why the hell didn't they give me the power to remove comments a few weeks ago?
So ... I haven't been paying attention to this and have no idea what any of it is all about. So, they want to give us this blanket refund ... on top of our 2007 refund ... or in addition to, and then we pay it back with our '08 refund ...
Someone help a tardy understand here!
Does anyone remember when the Commandant of the Marine Corps began to go forward with a plan to pay about $10k to any Marine who completed a term of service unmarried and childless? It was a small slice of the amount of money the government saves when troops don't have dependents, so it seemed like a reasonable incentive.
As soon as President and Co-President Clinton got wind of it, that was the end of that, as you can imagine. The polls said it was anti-family.
Anyway, if you can't figure out why old people and parents are given such good deals, and young, single people are ignored and neglected, the reason is very, very simple: young, single people do not vote. Never have, never will, and so they get the shaft.
"The rebates will amount to $600 for struggling single workers like me"
I didn't know the new definition of "struggling" included trips to Barcelona with the Euro at an all-time high.
Anyway, our entire system of old-age benefits is dependent on an ever-growing population to keep the ratio of workers to retirees high. To favor a reduction of the future workforce without also figuring out a way to pay for it by reducing Social Security and Medicare benefits is ignorant.
I don't imagine any stimulus plan will hurt much, no matter how it's laid out. It's not expensive compared to what's being lost.
But I hope nobody gets their hopes up that any stimulus package will have a meaningful effect on the sliding economy. It's political posturing at this point.
@33 - Eh, it's not that she "lies". It's that when she puts on the Clinton advocacy hat there tends to be far less concern with accurate depiction of policy differences. I'd agree that something like "income/household size ratio" is probably a better measure, but I don't see that in what she posted.
@26 - Sure, well-off nations need to consume less. The thing is, though, that less breeding in rich nations, with little change in poor nations, is basically a recipe for (even more) income inequality - you eventually have even more resources in the hands of even fewer people. A Bad Thing, IMHO.
Will in Seattle:
How exactly does spending money overseas make the US economy worse?
Is this something obvious I'm missing?
On another note: Does it matter if people use this money to pay down their debt, save, invest or spend? Isn't the fed only trying to increase the amount of liquid assets in the economy?
As much as I like arguing (especially about stuff I know nothing about), these are non-rhetorical questions.
Because you didn't deserve it.
@35: That's patently untrue. I can't remember the last post I removed (except Ecce's today and the racist one that a commenter in this thread pointed out--while implying that I was racist, a claim I didn't delete, although it would have been well within my right to do so). Slog's comments policy is the most liberal of any blog I can think of; if you're going to tell me that I need to get laid, however, that meets the off-topic standard for deletion.
The rebates will amount to $600 for struggling single workers like meand $2,400 for a couple in which the man makes $150,000 and the woman stays at home with four kids.
This statement is a bit disingenuous, don't you think? Wouldn't the same couple with 4 kids get $2,400 back even if they made $30,000 per year? It's driven by the number of dependents, not the income level.
In other news, isn't the idea of a tax rebate in the face of a $9 trillion deficit and a TRILLION DOLLAR IRAQ WAR completely fucking ridiculous?
Sock them away? Are you drunk? We have a negative saving rate in this country. Do you understand what the means? It means we spend more than we make, on average.
Sock them away? Give me a break.
As someone who needs to get laid, I say we should all vow to leave ECB's personal life out of these discussions for at least one day.
It's only funny when you're laughing with someone.
@48 - No doubt. A tax rebate = a new jet ski in some yay-hoo's garage.
"Europe is experiencing economic problems due to falling populations."
Yawn. Of course they are; EVERYONE is ALWAYS having economic problems. But what you're suggesting here, that Europe's problems are so severe they can't possibly go on, is ridiculous. It's not a crisis; it's just part of life, having problems. As problems go, it's a good one to have. And Europe's economy, insofar as such a thing exists (are you comparing Germany to Belorussia? The UK to Albania?) is overall doing pretty damn well -- better than ours in many respects.
ECB, you're being incredibly disingenuous. HRC actually added promises of a tax rebate four days after Obama released his plan. Moreover, her "contingent" rebates would exacerbate the problem you've already acknowledged of rebates coming too late: Hers would be guaranteed to come later than Obama's. (And that's leaving out the fact that her pandering foreclosure freeze would probably hurt the economy, not help it. Oh, and speaking of pandering, her home heating grants that wouldn't arrive till next winter?) Re: "sock them away." The real problem is that last time people used their rebates to pay down debt, not that they put that money in a savings account or something.
Footnote 3: Hillary Clinton's plan also relies heavily on similar tax rebates.
elenchos - have you not been paying attention to annie's posts? It is clear that the young (not babies) will be carrying the day this year.
ECB - you rarely delete posts that was a bum rap.
But you really should stop those yearly airplane trips to Europe and flights around the US to have a high ground on CC.
Vacation closer to home. Air travel is growing in popularity and jet fuel combustion is a major contributor to climate change. Carbon dioxide savings from not taking one round-trip flight of 1,600 miles: 720 pounds.
In non-reported related news, both the economicist analysis at the WaPo and the NY Times shows that Sen Obama's plan is better (getting an A-) than Sen Clinton's (a B-), both being better than any of the Republicants plans (generally C's or F's).
Of course, Edwards did pull off a B+ response. But you MSM types at the Stranger don't want to talk about him, because it's an inconvenient truth that more than two people are in the race.
Tax rebates are a short-term fix, and usually come too late to even help much in the short term. What we need instead are 1) regulatory changes so the fraudulent lending that started this mess doesn't happen again, 2) investment in our failing infrastructure, paid for by ending the Iraq War and rolling back Bush's tax cuts, and 3) changes to the tax code to shift the burden to upper income taxpayers, which provides a continuing stimulus for the bulk of taxpayers while still raising sufficient revenue to run the government.
Edwards is the only one who's talking in these terms. If you want good economic management that helps middle class and working class Americans, you need to get over the Clinton-Obama spat and vote for Edwards.
erica, weren't you complaining that the media keeps ignoring HRC a few days ago?
so... why are you ignoring her now?
Actually if you have a family of about 3 or 4 and are only one income earner who earns about 50,000 a year gross, you end up paying only about 5 percent in income taxes or less, once you factor in the child tax credits of lets say 4,000 dollars for 4 kids plus mortgage interest deduction if you own a house plus student loan interest deduction,etc.
hillary fails any test with a 90 day freez on forclosure
Some would say 50,000 is rich, some would say its poor,some would say its middle class although once a person makes over 75,000 a year (Or about 36 dollars an hour) they are already in the top 10 percent of all earners in the country. Its just that top one percent that make so much more money than 75,000 a year.
edwards is all bread and circuses; populist scum
in reply to @44 - "How exactly does spending money overseas make the US economy worse?"
Very simple. The money is removed as taxes (SS tax) from US workers who tend to spend it (they make less than $102,000) in the US and then given to CEOs who tend to spend it in another country. Very little gets used to buy US goods and services. If spent by US poor people, most gets recirculated in the US economy, creating more jobs and GDP thru the multiplier effect. ECON 102.
"On another note: Does it matter if people use this money to pay down their debt, save, invest or spend? Isn't the fed only trying to increase the amount of liquid assets in the economy?"
Yes, as the intention is that the money be spent in the US economy, to create multiplier effects.
Saving used to result in money being lent out, but now is shipped overseas (exception: credit unions and small regional banks).
Investing in a small local business is a good idea, but usually investing is in large firms and most leaves the country.
However, if you are someone about to not pay off a home mortgage or car loan, and you use it to do that, you then stop contributing to the underlying problem, so it's not a bad choice at all.
It depends on exactly where the money goes and where it was taken from.
I've already increased my retirement from 12.5 percent (7.5 percent match) to 13.5 percent (same match) this year, so I'm just going to pay off credit cards. But I'm one of those people, so it's best to ignore what I do when considering the general population.
edwards is all bread and circuses; populist scum
@22: If, as ECB says, for the good of the planet we shouldn't encourage adding American babies, then we should discourage adding grown Americans as well. You can't deny Mexico has used the US as a safety valve for its young people for generations. Although we do admit a few Irish and Poles, not to mention Indian and Chinese PhDs, Mexico supplies us with the vast bulk of our immigrants because life is so much better over here, and because the US is within easy walking distance. If Canada was as screwed up as Mexico, we'd be filling up with Canadians for the same reason. Finally, if the US ever treated our immigrants the way Mexico treats those Central and South Americans who enter Mexico, you'd be right to complain.
I want a new jet ski.
Well, just think folks if all you (supposedly) smart, sexy, sassy, intelligent, liberal people DID have kids...hey that would be pretty cool. It would certainly beat the hell out of a the current bunch of religious, close minded, bigoted, freaks that you seem to think are doing all this baby making. Then again, maybe you'd just rather roll over and let the religious baby making nuts take over the country for good.
Eh, whatever, of course I want to believe that this will finally be the year that young people vote. Who doesn't want to believe that? But come on. You just can't rely on the young. It's biological: their brains haven't yet developed empathy. They think only of themselves, of instant gratification.
It's too bad, because Obama would be a shoe in, instead of having to beat back the millions of well-meaning, middle-aged women in Crocs and poly fleece who made the Democratic party what it is today.
You know, this crappy plan isn't the fault of the candidates. It's the fault of the Democratic establishment. And who is the anointed candidate of the Democratic establishment?
Okay, the tax rebate is a stupid fucking idea, but Erica, who's going to pay for your old age? You don't think you're going to have any money socked away, do you? Are you going to make my kids pay for you, too? Or are you going to off yourself as soon as you're a net loss to society? Just wondering.
@43 (ref. 33, 6):
You said ECB was "dishonest." (@6). I explained why you seemed to misread ECB, and asked you to back up your claim she was dishonest (@33). In response (@43) you do not answer.
So ...are we to assume you don't got the facts??
If Obama's plan is more or less the same as Clinton's (in tying rebates to no. of kids, more than income) -- then ECB was wrong to ding Obama and you are right to ding ECB. If Clinton's plan is different and better than Obama's in this regard -- then ECB was right and you were wrong.
If you don't provide the facts, what are we supposed to think? that you've got them and are just hoarding them, when you could back up your accusation if you so chose?
"If you don't provide the facts, what are we supposed to think? that you've got them and are just hoarding them, when you could back up your accusation if you so chose?"
is that directed at tsm or ECB?
Will in Seattle:
Are rich CEOs buying consumer goods and services in other countries instead of the US?
Or, are their companies are buying products manufactured in other countries for sale in other countries?
Multiplier Effect seems to state that the change in GDP is directly related to the change in Investment or Spending. I tried, but I can't see anywhere in that article that requires domestic spending on domestically produced goods and services to work.
Are there three? arguments going at once here?
1. The tax rebate won't work because it comes too late.
2. The tax rebate won't work because it goes to the wrong people.
3. The tax rebate won't work because it is too small.
Oh, I found another:
Tax rebates don't work at all.
unPC, neither Obama's nor Clinton's plan explicitly mentions tying rebates to number of kids, as far as I can tell, so I don't know what you're talking about here. That issue was in reference to the totally different plan that actually just passed Congress. Read the links already provided in the post.
If I were running things, I'd require a person to go through a free 3-hour finance class before they get the rebate.
@35: That's patently untrue. I can't remember the last post I removed
Right before the election, didn't you publish something about you and Josh going to a bar and having some drinks and driving home, and didn't you pull some stuff that (from other peoples' comments later in the thread) appeared to offer some uneducated speculation on your and Josh's relationship?
I remembered it, because it was the first time I had ever seen comments removed (I've only been on the SLOG for about six months.)
...a commenter in this thread pointed out--while implying that I was racist, a claim I didn't delete, although it would have been well within my right to do so...
Someone calling you racist is grounds for removing their comment? What if they're right? Chaz gets called a racist about every fifteen minutes. Isn't that just someone disagreeing with you?
Slog's comments policy is the most liberal of any blog I can think of
W'ev. Sure, most comments don't get cut. Unless they are ad hominems about your sex life and/or alleged biases, evidently.
if you're going to tell me that I need to get laid, however, that meets the off-topic standard for deletion.
Of course *I* said nothing of the sort, you're just speaking generally I assume.
But even if someone did say that, I can't say I understand why that warrants removal. Don't people say that about each other around here *all* the time?
Ms. Barnett, I think you are a good writer and I think that for some reason people think it's o.k. to dump on you in way that they would never *dream* of doing to Dan or Josh or annie or Dominic. And that's a shame. And it must get tiring. And you don't deserve it- which I said in my comment.
But if you think somebody saying "that person needs to get laid" is a deeply personal attack worthy of censoring, then I think you are never going to get out from under this incessant teasing (to use a benign word for what is, I'm sure, not a benign experience.)
I'm not trying to be Dr. Phil. Do whatcha got to do. But I bet that if you fired back (as Dan and annie do) instead of wielding your editorial pen, you'd see 10x less of it.
I think annie had it best @22.
But, to answer @71, "Are rich CEOs buying consumer goods and services in other countries instead of the US? Or, are their companies are buying products manufactured in other countries for sale in other countries?"
Both. CEOs as people do that. Their corporations also accelerate the outshipment of money to other countries, so giving them a tax break doesn't help.
"Multiplier Effect seems to state that the change in GDP is directly related to the change in Investment or Spending. I tried, but I can't see anywhere in that article that requires domestic spending on domestically produced goods and services to work."
Look at the underlying assumptions. Not all models work in all circumstances, and you need to choose the right model for the actual circumstances. Right now, paying off debt indirectly causes an outflow of cash to China and Europe, whereas the classic definition assumes no transnational movement of money. Again, the only good debt to pay off is that from credit unions and small regional banks, which tend to loan it locally in the US.
I just have to chime in about married couples getting more tax-breaks and whatnot.
My husband and I got married December before last. When I went to file my taxes in March of last year, I found that even though I had been married for less than a month that tax year, I was required to file as "Married." I went ahead and ran the tax-software both ways, married-filing-separately and single, out of curiosity. The difference was $600- it was more expensive to say I was married. I filed as single. After all, I was single more than eleven months that year. I'm going to run it both ways again this year, just out of curiosity. But whatever it says, I will filed as married.
jenn@77: you owe us $600, plus penalties and interest. If you're married on Dec 31, you're married for the whole year, Sorry. Maybe we won't prosecute you for fraud, maybe we will. Your signature on the 1040 form means something; you could look it up.
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What is your net yield of meat from an average whitetail deer (not including sausage or pork added product)? And do you butcher yourself, or take it in for processing?
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i get an average of 40-50 pounds from the deer I harvest. That is after field dressing.
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Norwich ranked for cybersecurity courses
NORTHFIELD Norwich University was ranked second on a list of schools considered by security practitioners to be the best in the nation for cybersecurity courses and degree programs.
The Ponemon Institute conducted the survey for Hewlett Packard and compiled a list of the best schools from responses by 1,958 security practitioners, 65 percent of whom said they were at the supervisory level.
Participants in the survey were given a list of 403 colleges and told to rank up to five schools in descending order of preference. Respondents then rated each institutions cybersecurity degree program from their perceptions of the colleges academic rigor, faculty quality and other measures.
Obviously, this is a great honor for the University, Norwich chief information security officer Dr. Peter Stephenson said. In an era where conventional wisdom suggests that the next war will be fought in cyberspace, it is completely appropriate that the oldest of the senior military colleges should have a strong cybersecurity focus. I am very proud of our excellent faculty and, especially, our outstanding students.MORE IN This Just InPHILADELPHIA Many delegates from Vermont arrived at the Democratic National Convention this... Full StoryWhite River Junction A Windsor Superior Court judge this week denied a prison sentence... Full StoryBARRE A Maine woman is accused of forging checks and selling off items that didnt belong to her. Full Story
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This paper uses a political economy framework to analyze cross-country differences in deposit insurance coverage. It finds supporting evidence of the significance of private interest theories in explaining coverage of deposit insurance. Deposit insurance coverage is significantly higher in countries where poorly capitalized banks dominate the market and in countries where depositors are poorly educated. The analysis does not find that coverage is significantly related to political-institutional variables, such as the degree of democracy or restraints on the executive, or to proxies for the general level of institutional development, such as per capita income or property rights. These results provide evidence in support of the private interest view, according to which risky banks lobby for extensive coverage.
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Lowertown building collapse kills worker
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A building collapse killed a demolition worker in downtown St. Paul this morning.
SEE ALSO: St. Paul Saints get $25 million for new ballpark; Veeck-ville coming to Lowertown
Fox 9 reports that "the collapse happened around 8 a.m. at the former Gillette building at East 5th Street and Broadway, which is being demolished to clear the site for the new St. Paul Saints ballpark."
WCCO reports that the worker was operating a backhoe when the collapse happened. It's unclear whether anybody else was injured.
According to KARE, "Early reports say a large slab of concrete fell onto the cab of a backhoe that was involved in tearing down the old Gillette building."
Fox 9's Stephanie Gailhard shared these photo sfrom the scene:
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-- Stephanie Gailhard (@stephifox9) September 10, 2013
Worker killed about 100 feet beyond here. St. Paul fire rescue will update me in about 15 mins. Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/RdF2xU0gES
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How do I view comments in Microsoft Word 2011 for OSX? I can turn on the review pane, but that shows me every edit I've done to this document and it's impossible to find the comments. I just want a quick view of all the comments in the document.
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Keep your gadgets juiced and your keys from getting lost.
On a recent trip to Legoland, I saw a neat product: a Lego key rack with Lego brick keychains. What a great idea, but what about all the other devices I just pulled out of my pockets; where do they go? And, for that matter, how will all their batteries stay charged? I decided to make my own and started with some 9V motor wire bricks and a large baseplate. For my key chain, I drilled a small hole into a 2×4 brick and then screwed a small screw eye into it. The whole system was cheap and easy to build, works great, and keeps my devices organized and charged. I've gotten so used to it that I've installed an unwired counterpart key rack at my office.
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I've used thick rings of strong coffee grinds around base of lupins and hostas and found to be very effective against slug attack
Thank you Blue Onion will try that
Ok thank you both- will do
I've been waiting for a new greenhouse which has sadly been delayed. In the meantime my tomato plants which I have indoors against patio windows have got incredibly leggy and in trying to repot some have broken. I am now wondering wether these will grow again & still produce fruit & also if the ones that have got really leggy could be cut shorter & still be ok?
Oh good - thank you. Should I cut right back to perhaps couple of inches from soil do you think?
I've over wintered quite a few polygoniums- some the original plant & some from cuttings. A few of them have become very leggy and I'm wondering if I can cut them right back now or is it too late for them to flower this year?
Thanks for the reply Fairy. I'm so disappointed after nurturing the seedlings all through the winter to have not one flower. They are planted I all different conditions- some inshade, but many in sun, so don't know what's wrong. Hope for better things next year then
I grew verbena b from seed last year and planted out lots of small plants in spring of this year. So far they have grown tall but no flowers at all. Are they likely to flower now and if not will I just completely lose them this year?
Very pleased with cobra french beans again and courgettes really good- I think they are Romanesque and greyhound cabbage good. More success with carrots this year, Nantes 2 I think. No success with Little Gem lettuce- tried and tried, but all been eaten. Charlotte potatoes good but not quite as tasty as last year. Lots of InternationalKidney but not that impressed with taste. Why can't I grow beetroot- grew this year and last and they are just tiny (boltardy) I thought they are meant to be easy?
If you cut the faded flower spike off will flower again and maybe even a third time , but flower spike tends to be shorter.


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If Wisconsin is any indication, President Obama and the Democrats are in serious trouble come November. It looks like this country has been gift-wrapped and handed to the top 1%, and they will spend whatever is necessary to see Romney and the Republicans win as many races as possible.
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One of Jacksonville's longest serving news anchors will be leaving the airwaves Friday.
First Coast News anchor Patty Crosby announced on "Good Morning Jacksonville" Wednesday she is leaving the station to work for Hospice of Golden Isles in Brunswick.
Crosby joined First Coast news in August 1995. "I'm expecting the champagne on Friday guys," she told her co-anchor Lewis Turner and meteorologist Mike Prangley.
Jacksonville's Weekday Anchors: A look at who has been where the longest (Published 3/4/2015)
Local golf results
ST. JOHNS COUNTY MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATIOn
18 holes low net, June 24
FLIGHT A: 1. Glenn Shrader (66), 2. George Valley (70)
FLIGHT B: 1. Dan O'Connell (68), 2. Rick Ducharme, Bill McCarthy (71)
FLIGHT C: 1. Jim Parkenham (67), 2. Dick Medved (70)
FLIGHT D: 1. Ron Hollowell (60), 2 Tom Welsch (68)
SENIOR FLIGHT A: 1. Chas. Monaghan (69), 2. Pat McCabe, John Anthony (75)
Closest to the pin: George Valley (0-16), Lynn Keller (17+)
Nease's Ceolamar Ways ran a 20.85 in the 200-meter race to top the field at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals in North Carolina. Ways was also the fastest runner in the preliminaries, clocking in at 20.86.
In the 200, Bartram Trail's Nick Uruburu ran a personal best 46.58 and finished fourth in the finals of the event.
Both Ways and Uruburu met the national silver standard with their times.
In the high jump, Ponte Vedra's Nicole Greene was third with a jump of 5-06.5.
Best nine low net, June 3
FLIGHT A: 1. Lance Clark, John Daly (32), 2. Don Burgess (33)
FLIGHT B: 1. Rick LaShomb (32), 2. Lynn Keller, Bill Soman (34)
SENIOR FLIGHT A: 1. Pat McCabe (29), 2. Bill Emig (31), 3. Reg. Frye, Palmer Short (32)
Closest to the pin: Lance Clark (0-16), Jeff Fox (17+), Bill Jones (senior)
Individual points plus handicap, June 5
FLIGHT A: 1. Bill Stark (39), 2. John Sullivan (37)
The St. Augustine Lady Celtics AAU team went 6-0 at the Flagler College Basketball camp. There were teams from Duval, St. Johns and Flagler counties in the tournament.
The St. Johns Middle School Athletic Association held its first Cup Championship. The event was the culmination of an eight-week season where seven middle schools from St. Johns County competed weekly. Landrum 1 and Pacetti Bay made it to the title game, with Landrum winning with a team score of 228. Will Grattan won medalist honors with a 2-over-par 38 at Marsh Creek Country Club. Fruit Cove, Swiss Point, Liberty Pines and Pacetti Bay also had teams. There was also a team combined of players of Sebastian, Gamble Rodgers and Murray and Landrum had two teams.
The Florida Force U16 team won the inaugural Florida Champions League. The team finished off a grueling year, playing in both the Champions League and the North Florida League. They entered the playoffs as the No. 2 seed and faced Miami Strike Force in the semifinals. With the game tied at 0, Force striker and league Most Valuable Player Miracle Porter scored with seven minutes remaining to secure the win. The team faced the Lee County Strikers in the title game where they won 6-4 in a thriller. The team led 2-0 early and 3-1 after Krystina Miles sent in a shot from 22 yards out.
Seven members of the state championship Ponte Vedra baseball team live in Sawmill Lakes. Ben Ohno, Austin Sizemore, Brett Poling, Max Miller, Sam Feidler, Shane Hanney and Matt Deegan were all part of the team that defeated Estero 6-2 to win the Class 5A title. Hanney and Deegan live on the same street. Poling and Deegan have played together on All-Star and travel teams since they were 8 years old. Ohno, Sizemore, Miller and Hanney were on the PVAA All-Star teams and Ponte Vedra Wolfpack. Contributed photo
Harbour Island Tennis hosted a John Wayne Birthday Bash tournament on May 25. The winners were: True Grit team captain Tom Thornton; players John Fraser, Bill Ireland, Scott Beebe and Hervin Eubanks. Runners-up were: The Searchers captain Rich Turnbull, Gary Gaon, Chris Gatewood and Tommy Pearrow. The other teams were: El Dorado: Captain Rico, Marc Rittman, Marc Benton, Mike Salley; The Spoilers: Captain Brady Fennel, Ryan Turnbull, Hank Whetstone and Canyon Caplinger. Contributed photo
The Big League Development Reds 12U team won their bracket at the Triple Crown Battle at The Beach tournament. The team won five of six games to advance to the final, where they won 6-4.
he team earned two berths to future tournaments in Myrtle Beach and St. Augustine.
Local open-water swimmers Josh Ashley, 27, and Luis Etchenique, 59, entered the 2013 Ed Gaw Amelia Island Open Water Challenge on Fernandina Beach on May 25. The one-mile race, which is attended by some of the state's top open-water swimmers, was nearly cancelled due to 20-25 mph winds, strong currents and rough surf. Ashley and Etchenique, who are members of the St. Johns County Fire Rescue/Marin Rescue, finished first in their respective age groups.
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Many thanks for this super plugin. There's just one thing I need to add to it please, and that's some custom fields so as to provide additional metadata (which I may or may not call in different contexts) for the boilerplate entries.
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RSoP planning mode
Updated: January 21, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
RSoP planning mode
Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) planning mode helps administrators plan for growth and reorganization. With RSoP planning mode, you can poll existing Group Policy objects (GPOs) for all of the policy settings that can be applied. Then, you can use the results to construct a "What if?" scenario to predict the effect of changes in policy settings.
Planning mode is most helpful in the following situations:
You want to simulate the affect of specific policy settings on a computer or user, domain, organizational unit, or site.
The user is in Active Directory only (for example, a new account).
You want to test policy precedence in the following situations:
The user and the computer are in different security groups.
The user and the computer are in different organizational units.
The user or the computer is moving to a new location.
- The user and the computer are in different security groups.
You want to create a slow network simulation.
You want to create a loopback simulation.
After you decide that a change is necessary, you can run a series of RSoP planning simulations to see what will happen to a user or a group of users if they are moved to another location or security group, or even to another computer. This includes what policy settings will be applied and which files will be loaded automatically after you implement the change. For more information, see RSoP planning mode options.
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FIFA 13's Kinect Voice Commands Revealed in New Video
Written Monday, July 23, 2012 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
If you've ever wanted to shout expletives at a referee like John Terry or Wayne Rooney during a contentious decision while playing FIFA 13, you're in luck. FIFA 13's Kinect voice functionality will enable you to hurl insults at officials like an overpaid, braindead footballer before being dealt an appropriate penalty.
It's all in this latest video, which shows that you can also make substitutions, change tactics and switch formations on the fly. You can also issue commands to your AI teammates. But all of that's nothing compared to being able to call the ref a stinky poo poo pants or whatever's bleeped out in the video. Our money's on the 'F' word.
Check out the Kinect trailer and some new Lionel Messi screenshots below, then check out all the new images in the gallery for a look at some of the Skill Games. FIFA 13 will be hoping to punt one into the onion bag on September 28th, 2012.


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The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Panhandle Branch Lasso The Moon gala June 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mitchell raised about $82,000, according to Mandy Wulfman, branch spokeswoman.
The event honored the late Danny Conklin, who died of complications from diabetes. Ron Boyd was 2002 honorary chair for the gala, which included a cocktail party, dinner, a limited live auction and entertainment by Mike Fuller.
The auction raised money for the Fund-a-Cure program to fund its newest grant, "Lasso the Moon," in honor of Conklin. The foundation gives more money directly to diabetes research than any other nongovernmental health agency worldwide.
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Molecular Biology and Genetics
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Barcode data: Satyrium spini
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 10 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen and other sequences.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Satyrium spini
Public Records: 11
Specimens with Barcodes: 40
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The Blue Spot Hairstreak (Satyrium spini) is a butterfly in the family Lycaenidae.
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Eddings Engine Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have served the Los Angeles, San Fernando, and Ventura counties for over 30 years. Eddings Engine provides the highest quality engine machining, remanufacturing and parts available.
We were established in 1979 and operated out of a 6,000 sq. ft. facility. In January of 1998, we relocated to a 17,000 sq. ft. plant. Our modern machinery is cleaned and inspected weekly.
We remanufacture stock and high performance engines. We have built high performance engines for many different makes and applications. A vast database of high performance engine builds with 'dyno' proven results gives us the experience with the R & D to build an engine that maximizes horsepower and torque for your application. Whether on the street, at the track or on the water, we can build an engine that fits your needs. Installation of our engines is available as one of the many services we provide.


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It's all in your head. And on 13th Street.
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Spree, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Jan Harbeck, David Mously
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Copywriter: Max Millies
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Tonight (Friday) at 9pm on a very special Inside Track, UNC MFA student Michael Iauch's hour-long piece 'Hymn To The Night' will be played in its entirety here on WXYC. Iauch made a recording of the night soundscape and then played this recording back to the following night. He then made a recording of this second night and layered it on top of the first night. He ~then~ played this layered recording back to the third night, and continues to layer new nights on top of one another, playing each recording back to the following night, until the sound dissolves into complete noise. Informed by the song "Racing in the Street" from the album Darkness on the Edge of Town (1978) by Bruce Springsteen as well as The Social Production of Space by Henri Lefebvre, this project conceptualizes the night as a space upon which hopes, dreams and desires are endlessly projected in the search to be fulfilled. Tune in at 9.
Then keep it spooky at 10pm on the NSE. We got UK Slickness from Spoiled Boys (AKA Philip R) and house & disco from Cosmic Liberation Front comrade Mike D.
Sunday at 1pm on Heel or High Water, I will be playing early recordings of Cal Stewart, known better as Uncle Josh Weathersby. Around the turn of the 20th century, Thomas Edison's studios asked him to cut a series of recordings as Uncle Josh, who came from the fictional New England town of Punkin Center. Part comic, part vaudeville, Stewart continued recording until his death in 1919.
Sunday at 8 on the Backyard BBQ, check out Carrboro mainstay Secret Boyfriend. Performing live, we will check in with solo performer Ryan Martin for a healthy dose of noise music as well as some subtly beautiful songs.
Then at 9 on the SportsRap we will talk about Florida Gulf Coast's thrilling/predictable win/loss against Florida, how Coach Crean somehow seemed surprised by Syracuse's 2-3 zone, how we don't have to talk about 'the streak' anymore, and potentially the hit new film 'Spring Breakers.'


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"This invitation is beautiful with an Irish touch while still being girly. I have used this invite for my youngest daughter's baptism and my older daughter's communion. I have gotten a lot of compliments on the cards."
"Everyone enjoyed receiving the card, and only had good things to say about the lovely combination of colors and design. Nice quality and quick service!"
"I order my invitations online on Thursday evening and received my order promptly. Great quality and design, it simply is a beautiful invitation."
"This was the first time I used Tiny Prints and I couldn't be happier! The quality of the paper and print was better than expected. I received many compliments on the cards. I had the cards directly mailed and felt that the cost was more than reasonable and it was so easy to use. I will definitely be using Tiny Prints again.... as a matter of fact, I am now searching for graduation announcements for my other child!"
"Perfect for our little Irish lass's First Communion! The text was clear and concise. The design that continued on the back was a beautiful touch."


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When I call
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FileInfo(path).LastWriteTime on a file that is in the process of being written it returns the time that the file was created, not the last time it was written to (ie. now).
Is there a way to get this information?
Edit: To all the responses so far. I hadn't tried
Refresh() but that does not do it either. I am returned the time that the file was started to be written to. The same goes for the static method, and creating a new instance of
Codymanix might have the answer, but I'm not running Windows Server (using Windows 7), and I don't know where the setting is to test.
Edit 2: Nobody finds it interesting that this function doesn't seem to work?


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