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A Long-Term Look at Inflation
The Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (CPI-U) released this past week puts the year-over-year inflation rate at -0.03%. It is substantially below the 3.85% average since the end of the Second World War and its 10-year moving average, now at 2.25%.
For a comparison of headline inflation with core inflation, which is based on the CPI excluding food and energy, see this monthly feature.
For better understanding of how CPI is measured and how it impacts your household, see my Inside Look at CPI components.
For an even closer look at how the components are behaving, see this X-Ray View of the data for the past six months.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has compiled CPI data since 1913, and numbers are conveniently available from the FRED repository (here). My long-term inflation charts reach back to 1872 by adding Warren and Pearson's price index for the earlier years. The spliced series is available at Yale Professor (and Nobel laureate) Robert Shiller's website. This look further back into the past dramatically illustrates the extreme oscillation between inflation and deflation during the first 70 years of our timeline. Click here for additional perspectives on inflation and the shrinking value of the dollar.
Alternate Inflation Data
The chart below (click here for a larger version) includes an alternate look at inflation *without* the calculation modifications the 1980s and 1990s (Data from www.shadowstats.com).
On a personal note, I believe the current BLS method of calculating inflation is reasonably sound. As a first-wave Boomer who raised a family during the double-digit inflation years of the 1970s and early 1980s, I see nothing today that is remotely like the inflation we endured at that time. Moreover, government policy, the Federal Funds Rate, interest rates in general and decades of major business decisions have been fundamentally driven by the official BLS inflation data, not the alternate CPI. For this reason I view the alternate inflation data as an interesting but ultimately useless statistical series.
That said, I think that economist John Williams, the founder of Shadow Government Statistics, to which I subscribe, offers provocative analysis on a range of government statistics. While I do not share his hyperinflationary expectations, at least not based on current economic conditions, I find his skeptical view of government data to be filled with thoughtful insights.
For independent evidence that the Consumer Price Index is a reasonably accurate representation of the prices we pay, see the MIT Billion Prices Project US Daily Index.
For a more detailed independent analysis of US inflation and the official Consumer Price index, visitPriceStats.com.
For a long-term look at the impact of inflation on the purchasing power of the dollar, check out this log-scale snapshot of fourteen-plus decades.
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My original dshort.com website was launched in February 2005 using a domain name based on my real name, Doug Short. I'm a formerly retired first wave boomer with a Ph.D. in English from Duke. Now my website has been acquired byAdvisor Perspectives, where I have been appointed the Vice President of Research.
My first career was a faculty position at North Carolina State University, where I achieved the rank of Full Professor in 1983. During the early '80s I got hooked on academic uses of microcomputers for research and instruction. In 1983, I co-directed the Sixth International Conference on Computers and the Humanities. An IBM executive who attended the conference made me a job offer I couldn't refuse.
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To provide support for the interAptiv family of multi-threaded multicore CPUs, Express Logic worked closely with Imagination and its partners to add new features to the ThreadX/SMP (symmetric multiprocessing) RTOS that enable it to support all multi-threaded MIPS cores.
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Exchange Server 2007 saw its first public beta in late July. It is expected to ship in late 2006 or early 2007, according to Microsoft.
Exchange Server 2007 is the first Microsoft platform to require 64-bit hardware. It has a radically different roles-based architecture that lets IT administrators configure Exchange servers as edge servers, bridgehead servers, client-access servers or unified messaging servers.
Microsoft said its most downloaded tool is the Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer, which helps IT administrators keep servers properly configured. This free tool lets administrators scan the servers and find security holes among other problems, while providing users with the best practices for setting up their servers.
For Lee Benjamin, an Exchange Server expert who runs an advisory consulting business called ExchangeGuy.com, the Best Practices Analyzer tool is a must-have. "It would be my first, second and third choices," he said. "It really helps people to tune [the server] so it runs better."
This tool tops the list for another expert, Brien Posey, vice president of research at Relevant Technologies based in Columbia, Md., a research advisory service. "You don't use it a lot, but it's a critical one," he said.
Microsoft said its other top four downloads are ActiveSync Web Administration Tool, Exchange Server SMTPDiag Tool, Public Folder DAV-based Administration Tool (PFDAVAdmin) and Exchange Server Jetstress Tool.
Posey said he is surprised that the other tools made it onto the top five downloads list. He has his own favorites, including Exchange Server Disaster Recovery Analyzer and the Exchange Server Performance Troubleshooting Analyzer Tool.
The disaster recovery tool collects configuration data and header information from Exchange databases and gets transaction log files, according to Microsoft. It then analyzes all database headers and creates a list of problems with the database and their fixes.
The performance troubleshooting analyzer tool collects Exchange server configuration and other data, then determines where system bottlenecks exist and what can be done to improve performance.
Quest Software Inc., based in Alisa Viejo, Calif., also has a number of popular Exchange management and migration tools that are not free. Among the most popular are MessageStats, Spotlight on Exchange and Recovery Manager for Exchange, and Archive Manager. The most popular is Quest MessageStats, which analyzes what's going on in Exchange and makes reports on the activity. The cost for Quest MessageStats begins at $7 per mailbox.
The second most popular Quest Software tool has been its Spotlight on Exchange, which detects, diagnoses and resolves problems in Exchange. Recovery Manager for Exchange finds and retrieves backed up data quickly. Spotlight on Exchange starts at $1,195 per server.
More recently, though, the company's Archive Manager has moved into the second spot, probably because of the increase in regulatory requirements for keeping all types of communication for longer periods of times and making them easily accessible. The Archive Manager starts at $40 per managed mailbox.
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not so nice kitteh: Mass. Pair Attacked By Bobcat in Garage
A Massachusetts man and his nephew are recovering after being attacked by a bobcat in the mans suburban garage.
Roger Mundell Jr., 53, and his 15-year-old nephew, Michael Granger, will find out later today if they contracted rabies after both were mauled by a bobcat Sunday morning. Mundell and Granger told ABC News they have already started treatment for the disease as a precaution. Mundell, Granger and a friend were working on a project Sunday morning when Mundell entered his garage in rural Brookfield, Mass., to fetch some some straps. Rounding a car, he heard a hissing sound and Mundell says that without warning, the bobcat pounced on his head, sinking its teeth into his face and clawing his back. <snip> http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2013/01/mass-pair-attacked-by-bobcat-in-garage/
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1. Why did they keep a bobcat in their garage?
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2. I've run into bobcats a few times
on my horse.
When I kept my horse on at a defunct quarter horse training facility, there was an old track. It was in a rural area, so wild critters were common. I was trotting my horse around the track one morning, warming up for some other work, when a bobcat popped out of the tall brush next to the track and trotted alongside us for about 30 yards, then leaped across in front of us to the brush in the center of the track. Neither my horse nor the bobcat reacted at all. I've sometimes seen bobcats when out trail riding; once, I stopped the horse about 25 yards away and watched quietly for an extended period of time; the cat was frozen outside a burrow, waiting for an opportunity. The cat had more patience than I; I eventually rode on, and the cat stayed frozen, never acknowledging our presence. What was a bobcat doing in the garage??? |
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cali (114,904 posts)
4. not uncommon for critters to find their way into
structures like garages. The guy really got worked over.
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Hi Chris, On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Chris Barker <Chris.Barker@...> wrote: > On 7/4/11 7:58 AM, Alejandro Segovia wrote: > > It seems the binary installer available at the PyOpenGL website is > > dynamically linked against the Visual C++ 7.1 runtime. This library, > > available as the Visual C++ redistributable 2003, is very outdated and > > is kinda hard to obtain nowadays. > > > from further posts, is seem there may be some PyOpenGL-specific issues > here, but: > > As a rule, it is easiest, and maybe necessary, to build python > extensions on Windows with the same version of the MS compiler used to > build the python binary. AFAIK, it's CRT issues. > > The binaries on python.org are built with (I think, you'd probably want > to make sure rather than trust my memory) > > Python 2.4 -- MSVS 2003 > Python 2.5 -- MSVS 2003 > Python 2.6 -- MSVS 2008 > Python 2.9 -- MSVS 2008 > > What version of Python (and is it the python.org build?) are you using? > I'm using Python 2.7 on Windows 7 x64. It is the python.org build. > If newer versions of the PyOpenGL binary are built with the 2003 CRT, > then I'm surprised I haven't run into any of these issues yet -- I guess > we've just have that old CRT kicking around on all our machines. Though > aside from having the dll, I wonder if there might be issues with mixing > CRTs in the same binary. I suppose it depends on what you are calling in > the CRT > If you haven't run across this issue, it might be because you have MSVCRT7.1.dll in your system. I do understand you point, however. Perhaps providing a gle32.dll linked against MSVCRT90 could be a problem for people running older versions of Python (2.4 and 2.5). I have noticed other Python projects usually keep different binary downloads for different versions of Python. Something like that could be adopted for PyOpenGL, where there's a download for Python versions 2.3 and 2.4 with gle32.dll linked against MSVCRT7.1 and another download for newer Python versions, with gle32.dll linked against MSVCRT90. This is all assuming gle32 is at all needed as a part of PyOpenGL. If it's not used internally, maybe it shouldn't come with PyOpenGL, as the whole linking issue seems to be confusing enough for at least one person :) Best, Alejandro.- -- http://alejandrosegovia.net |


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Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is my FAVOURITE sunscreen! I've gone through seven tubes so far, and I will continue to order it. I have sensitive, normal to oily (t-zone) skin, and this works perfectly for me, even during the cold winter months, when my skin is more dry. I like that it's not too mattifying, and doesn't leave my skin feeling greasy. It also acts as a beautiful primer under foundation. That was one of the first things I noticed when I started using this sunscreen. It seems to make my skin look even better when I wear it under foundation. I also like that it doesn't break me out at all. One thing I should mention is that it is not tinted and does leave a bit of a white cast on the skin, which is fine if you're putting foundation or powder over top. I have fair skin, so it's not a problem for me, but it may not work for someone with a darker complexion. Other than that, I can't say enough good things about it!! I am just so happy to have found a sunscreen that I absolutely love.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
It's a good moisturizer and the spf is adequate. Doesn't irritate my finicky skin or break me out. Consistency is good, no white cast. Main downside is that it doesn't mattify at all. Like, at alllllll :-(((
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Price: a bit expensive at $33 for a small tube with product of a runny consistency (runs out 2-3 times faster than all my other sunscreens due to its runniness)
Product: really good! Makes my skin tone more even, my friend thought I was wearing foundation one time I had this on! First shine free sunscreen I've ever tried that actually almost lives up to its name. It stays shine free for a decent amount of tiem, unlike, ahem, neutrogena ultra sheer facial sunscreen. Only qualm, which is why I took one lippie off, is that after washing my face, my face is sooo dry. It's weird, the sunscreen while on my face gradually gets greasier on the surface throughout the day, but at the same time I can feel my face tightening more with dryness throughout the day. After I wash this off, it's truly evident how dry this makes my face. But I've got dry skin so maybe if you've got ultra dry skin this sunscreen isn't for you!! Bought it because even dry skinned girls like myself get greasy with normal sunscreen. Works well under make up also.
Packaging: meh, does the work and it's rubby enough to I assume not waste too much product out of the tube. Ugly packaging but I don't really mind.
ALSO, I contacted Paulas choice and they told me the calm redness sunscreen moisturiser is the exact same formula as this product! So it's not really gone as much as being relabelled and remarketed. Sneaky Paulas choice.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Paula is discontinuing the Hydralight line and replacing it with the new Calm Redness Relief line. I'm not sure why, because these lines seem marketed to different skin concerns, but there ya go. As such, the whole Hydralight line is on clearance now while you still have a chance to buy.
I'm sad to see this go because I've been using it as my daytime moisturizer for probably about 2 years. This is marketed for oily skin, but I have dry-combo skin and this moisturizer has served me well through all seasons. It dries down to a matte finish and leaves my skin feeling smooth and moisturized but not the least bit oily. The sun protection has been very reliable. It's a mineral sunscreen which is a must for me because the synthetic sunscreens irritate me. I can apply this around the eye area with no irritation. I do not find it leaves a white cast on my pale skin.
I have used the more expensive RESIST Super-Light SPF 30 as well (also marketed for oily skin), and while I liked it, I prefer Hydralight and find it to be more moisturizing and better value. Super-Light was perfect for me in the summer but not all seasons.
I recommend grabbing some of this on clearance while you can. I hope the new Calm moisturizer is a suitable replacement because otherwise I'll be hunting a long time for something as good as Hydralight.
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I've been on a quest for facial sunscreen, and have been going through samples of PC products because I haven't had good luck with other brands. I am olive complected with "extreme" combination normal to oily skin and some sensitivity. I tried Resist Youth-Extending Daily Hydrating Fluid SPF 50, Skin Balancing spf 30, and Hydralight spf 30. I felt a little like Goldilocks and the three bears...
All three sunscreens were great for daily use: lightweight, absorbed quickly, left no white cast, non-greasy, just a touch of moisture for skin tending toward oilyness, didn't add to facial oil production throughout the day. All three are somewhat liquid in texture, but not too thin. This means they are easy to apply and don't feel mask-like as other sunscreens might.
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Resist spf 50 (chemical sunscreen)--soothing, did not sting eyes, but left a sheen ie, was not mattifying on my skin
Skin Balancing spf 30 (chemical sunscreen)--ok on face but burned around my eyes, mattifying
Hydralight spf 30 (physical sunscreen)--soothing, did not sting eyes, and mattifying, a bit thicker than the others but easy to work into skin
In my case Hydralight was the "just right" solution to quell my sensitive eye area and provide some mattification. I also really loved the super light weight of Resist spf 50 and Skin Balancing. I think if the Resist product didn't leave a sheen, that would be my HG sunscreen since it provides a bit more protection, is non-irritating and has great anti-aging ingredients. Skin Balancing was also great as a lightweight handcream, leaving my hands feeling silky and smooth with no shine. For now, I'm going to stick with Hydralight as my full purchase, but all three are worthy of sampling.
Also note that Hydralight is being "discontinued". The same formula is being repackaged in the Calm line of products for Normal to Oily skin.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Hg product for me.
At first has a very white cast but this settles in a minute or so and can't be seen once makeup on.
Dries to a matt/satin finish very quickly so you don't have to wait long before applying makeup.
I find it a good base for makeup and leaves my skin feeling comfortable.
Packaging isn't the prettiest but it is practical. It's not the cheapest and buying from the UK I never see discount codes tho I shop with pc for lots of products.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Hydralight SPF 30 is a really good option for normal/combo skin. Mine is dry so I need to apply a touch of moisturizer under this sunscreen, but the Hydralight leaves such a nice natural finish on my skin that I don't particularly mind. I knocked a lippie off because on very dry skin days, this will accentuate flakes around any spots I might have which is frustrating - but it rarely ever happens so it's not the worst thing. I don't break out from this product, and I think the zinc oxide in it even helps soothe inflammation I have. If I ran out of this product, I would buy it again - but I also plan on trying other PC sunscreens, so it's not like this one is my ride or die.
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Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
A good moisturizer, with high broad spectrum, suitable for oily, combination and acnee prone skin. I use it as make-up base, It's suitable for fair skin, because it leaves a white veil on face, wich lasts almost an hour, and it will be annoying for someone with darker skin.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
No, I don't like this one. It did moisturise my skin well and I like the fact that it contains SPF 30, but it made my skin super oily and shiny. I would definitely not call it shine-free because it's not even close to being that.
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Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Grey
So I got a fair, combination and sensitive skin and I'm prone to hyperpigmentation and pigmentation of the bad kind. So I have to use an SPF.
But most SPF's make me break out in tiny white bumps (Biotherm, Clinique), sting like hell,(Eucerin) our made my face greasy. (Hi oily t-zone)
I'm a sceptical fan of Beautypedia and I don't expect miracles in skincare, I have been disappointed to often by products for the sensitive skin.
I decided to try three SPF's from Paula's choice (skin balancing, dried out my skin, sheer balance was nice but stung a bit) and this one only contained zinc and titanium and it is really great, absorbs easily, sits perfect under need my CC cream our foundation. I can't spot the white cast so I'm happy!
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Lot 372: Louis XV-Style Chandelier
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December 3, 2016
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Description: Louis XV-Style Bronze Mounted Cobalt Porcelain Six Light Chandelier, 20th c., urn form, foliate branches with masks, beribboned supports, h. 44 in., dia., 22 in


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Tough, lightweight and ready for urban riding.
- Lightweight Alloy Commuter Frame with Internal Cable Routing and Headset
- Reliable and simple to use Shimano 7-Speed Tourney gearing
- Tough and lightweight alloy wheelset for city riding
A great all rounder, ideal for hacking through the city at pace! The Urban X0 is a tough urban ready commuter for serious city riding. The frame features mounts for mudguards and pannier racks.
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Frame Material | Reid Hydroformed Alloy with Internal Cabling |
Fork | Reid Hydroformed Alloy Urban Geo Straight Blade |
Gearing | 7-Speed Shimano Tourney |
Crankset | Prowheel Alloy Crankset Single Ring 42T |
Shifters | Shimano Tourney Revo Shifters |
Rear Derailleur | Shimano Tourney |
Brakes | Promax Alloy V-Brakes |
Brake Levers | Promax Alloy |
Hub | Joytech Alloy Quick Release |
Wheelset-Rim | Alex AX100 Double Wall Alloy |
Tyres | Kenda 700c x 35c |
Chain | KMC Z51 |
Freewheel/Cassette | Shimano 7-Speed Freewheel (14-34t) |
Bottom Bracket | VP Sealed Bearing |
Handlebars | Reid Alloy Flat Bars |
Stem | Reid A-Head |
Grips | Confort Dual Density Lockon Grips |
Saddle | Reid City Comfort |
Seatpost | Reid Alloy 31.6mm Micro Adjust |
Pedals | Alloy Body and Cage, 9/16" Steel Axle |
Accessories | Kickstand |
Weight (kgs) | 10.9 |
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TT Length (horizontal top tube) | 565 | 580 | 595 | 610 |
ST Length | 480 | 510 | 540 | 570 |
HT Length | 150 | 160 | 170 | 180 |
ST Angle | 73.5 | 73.5 | 73.5 | 73.5 |
HT Angle | 71.5 | 71.5 | 71.5 | 71.5 |
RC Length | 465 | 465 | 465 | 465 |
BB Drop | 74 | 74 | 74 | 74 |
Fork Rake | 48 | 48 | 48 | 48 |
Front Centre | 617 | 633 | 648 | 663 |
Wheelbase | 1072 | 1087 | 1102 | 1118 |
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