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After successful featherweight debut, Anthony Pettis wants to be UFC's third 2-division champion
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VANCOUVER – Anthony Pettis laid out a serious goal following his third-round submission of Charles Oliveira at UFC on FOX 21.
Pettis (19-5 MMA, 6-4 UFC), who made a successful debut in the featherweight division by submitting Oliveira (21-6 MMA, 9-6 UFC) in the co-main event of Saturday’s FOX-televised fight card at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, is shooting to become just the third fighter in UFC history to earn championship belts in two weight classes during a single career. UFC Hall of Famers Randy Couture and B.J. Penn both did it, and now “Showtime” wants to join the prestigious list.
The victory over Oliveira gave Pettis’ career a new coat of paint. It wasn’t that long ago when he held the UFC lightweight title, but after losing it to Rafael dos Anjos at UFC 185 in March 2015, his career took a somewhat surprising downward swing. He would lose to Eddie Alvarez and Edson Barboza to put him on a three-fight losing skid, a stretch of results which set his change of weight class in motion.
After beating a top-10 opponent in Oliveira for his 145-pound debut, Pettis said he knows he can repeat his previous success from the lightweight division and capture gold in his new weight class, as well.
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“I had a rough patch – three fights in a row, I wasn’t used to that,” Pettis said at UFC on FOX 21’s post-fight news conference. “I had two losses my entire career then going three back-to-back, I had some soul searching to do. What drives me? What makes me want to do this? I went through a lot of stuff. I have to thank my family, my girlfriend. Everyone around me that just kept me focused and just made me keep pushing. We pushed through, we got a new division, a new goal – two division champ – and that’s what I’ve set out to do.”
Although Oliveira had a few bright spots in the fight, the contest was mostly controlled by Pettis. He hurt the Brazilian with strikes in the first round, escaped every compromising grappling position and in the third round found an opening to lock in a fight-ending guillotine choke off a takedown attempt by Oliveira.
Pettis’ weight cut was the big battle he had to deal with ahead of UFC on FOX 21, and although he wasn’t sure how well it would work out, he said afterward that the division suits him well.
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“It wasn’t that hard actually,” Pettis said. “The last two pounds was the difficult part. The last two pounds was gruesome and I had some guys in my corner that just pushed me to get it done. I think 45 – I was supposed to fight Jose Aldo at 145 – that was back before I fought Ben Henderson. 145 is an option I’ve explored. I felt comfortable in there. I made some adjustments leading up to the fight, my nutrition was on point. I felt good.”
With a new division comes a completely new roster of fighters for Pettis to face off with inside the octagon. There are plenty of noteworthy names at featherweight, but Pettis wasn’t willing to name a specific opponent that he would like to fight next. Instead, he said he just wants a name that will elevate him toward his goal of winning a second UFC championship.
“I’m looking for title shots,” Pettis said. “I’m trying to get down to a title shot. Whatever puts me in that position, we’ll figure it out. I’ll sit down with my team and figure out the performance and go from there.”
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Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 27, 2016; Vancouver, BC, Canada; Anthony Pettis (red gloves) competes against Charles Oliveria (blue gloves) during UFC Fight Night at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
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Purposive tax planning – It involves tax planning with a particular objective in mind. It is aimed at ensuring maximum benefit and/or optimal output from an investment.
Long term tax planning – These are tax measures developed and adopted at the beginning of a financial year. The impact of the measures does not occur immediately but rather after a long period of time.
Short terms tax planning – These are tax measures developed and adopted at the end of financial year. This planning is made by investors in effort to reduce their tax liability as their financial year come to an end.
The key pillars of our tax planning include:
Analysis of the financial situation of the firm, tax exposure as well as the industry of the firm,
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Some of the benefits that accrue to our clients as a result of engaging our tax planning services include:
Reduction of tax liabilities,
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Efficient allocation of resources,
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Wow, it’s February already! I think the time has really gone fast! Then again I feel like I am busy all the time with something. I’m working hard to prepare for baby and I only have a few more weeks before I get too big and tired to do much (I’m 35 weeks now). I barely have enough hours in the day just to do all my projects! If you haven’t seen my plan, I’m stocking the freezer and pantry ahead of time so that things are easy once baby arrives.
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Today’s reader question comes from an anonymous reader. I chose it because it deals with gut health in a breastfed baby — and we all could use a little more information on gut health!
My 4 month old is EBF and for the past 2 months has been having the smelliest gas! I know when strangers smell it they would never guess it’s the baby! He has a bowel movement about every 3-4 days, and for 24hrs after the bowel movement, his gas doesn’t smell, but after that, it starts smelling again. He doesn’t seem to be in pain, and it doesn’t seem to fluctuate with my diet. Any ideas what to do would be appreciated!
I noted this same thing happening in my third baby when he was exclusively breastfed. He didn’t seem to be in pain and it didn’t seem to bother him — but the gas and the poop both smelled! This is not typical in an exclusively breastfed baby. The thing is, this is related to gut health — the bacteria in his gut wasn’t quite right, and it was because of my diet. It took me a long time to pinpoint the problems, but eventually I did. It was corn and soy (and I was only getting the tiniest amount of soy lecithin in chocolate — we really don’t eat soy!). When I eliminated these foods, even in trace amounts, the problem cleared up.
So, my first suggestion is to look at your diet more closely. It may be something unusual or which you’re only getting in small amounts, which is why it’s harder to notice. It’s much more obvious if it’s “dairy” or “gluten” or something you consume in large amounts on a regular basis. Look more carefully at corn, soy, and food additives. It could even be something obscure, like pomegranates (my second baby seemed to be sensitive to these, and I only had a small amount of pomegranate juice added to a smoothie!). It’s going to take some serious puzzling to figure it out, but I’ll bet there’s something.
The second thing is to increase your own probiotics. It’s possible that your gut health isn’t optimal, so the flora you’ve passed to him isn’t, either. Although it’s quite common for breastfed babies to go several days in between pooping, it actually isn’t normal. Ideally, the breastmilk should be digested quickly and they should be pooping 2 – 3 times per day, or even after every meal. It’s often said that “breastmilk is digested so completely that there’s nothing left,” but there’s no actual science to support this idea. It’s more of one of those statements that sort of makes sense, and so it’s been passed around as truth with no evidence. Upping your probiotics will help your gut health, as well as his. You may also offer him an infant probiotic — Klaire Labs makes one with a high potency that is powdered (not capsules) and allergy-free.
Hopefully this helps to clear up the problem! Gut health is so important yet often misunderstood. Stinky gas in anyone is a sign of having eaten something that doesn’t agree with you and/or issues with gut flora. Probiotics as well as discovering the culprit are great places to start!
February News
This month’s Featured Book actually isn’t ready yet. It’s Real Food Basics (which is my very first book), but the brand-new Second Edition debuts on Monday! If you purchased the book before, you’ll automatically receive the updated version for FREE. If you haven’t yet purchased it, it will be just $5 all month long! And we just may be having a little party on Monday with some even more special deals, so come back to see that!
Real Food Basics is the perfect book for anyone who is brand new to real food. If you’re confused about grains, fats, traditional kitchen tools and techniques and more — Real Food Basics explains it all in a simple way. Plus, the book contains 32 delicious recipes (including 5 brand new ones for the second edition) — and they’re recipes that everyone can enjoy, like cheese sauce, chicken chili, chicken cutlets, pizza dough, fries, and more! These aren’t “weird” real food recipes that will leave your family saying “We’re not trying that.” They’re real food versions of old favorites, a great way to “ease in” real food newbies!
This month’s main series is on love and relationships. I’m sure you can guess why — in honor of Valentine’s Day! You’ll also be seeing lots of neat Valentine’s crafts and healthy treats.
Finally, we’re doing a part-time series over the next three months about Welcoming a New Baby. Don’t worry — most of what we post across the network will be relevant to all different family situations. We’ll be looking at how to keep up with organization and homeschooling during busy seasons, freezer cooking, quick meal and snack ideas, home remedies, and so on. The majority of the specifically pregnancy-and-baby related topics will be happening over on Modern Alternative Pregnancy.
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Lori
February 2, 2013 at 8:12 AM
I was full of parasites when I had my fourth baby 24 years ago, thus we have had gut problems ever since until we went on the Whole30 program. Eating this way has literally changed our lives!!! Our guts no longer hurt continually. She started documenting her food and started a blog ~
http://liverightbehealthy.blogspot.com/
We drink lots of kombucha and eat a lot of kefir that we make. We also take HCL after every meal. I think cutting out the grains and beans is what helped the most!
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Katherine
November 8, 2017 at 8:35 PM
Hi… so I am the mother of a micropreemie via c-section . I was put on a ton of antibiotics. I also just came off a Lyme disease antibiotic regimen. Hey son is on multivitamins with iron since he was born before the third trimester. He poops every 3-4 days off the multivitamin and now every 7 days or so on it. Is this normal? Or is it a gut health issue? And how can I rebuild my gut health?
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(can include course readings on shared responsibility look at your posts) improves the health and well being of students. TFL in collaboration with staff, students, faculty, and external members works towards common goals in addressing student mental health. TFL will enable/allow all members to challenge the current situation of student mental health illness and works towards changing the environment to support student success. Leaders, students, faculty, counsellors, can work together to develop a clear vision and set expectations. A conceptual framework will demonstrate the important role of TFL in creating/shaping a healthy learning environment by addressing the mental health concerns among college students. A review of research suggests that different leadership styles have varying ways for leading (Birasnav, 2014). Among all leadership styles, TFL is a form of leadership in which leaders motivate, inspire, and transform.
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A collaborative transformational leadership approach helps to foster an organization’s goals, allows leaders to guide and motivate staff, faculty, and students, and plan for new opportunities and challenges to produce change in relation to the mental health and well being of students. Among various factors that can influence student mental health, effective leadership can be the most important best practices among organizations. Transformational leadership provides a new vision and has a positive impact in specific ways.
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Norwegian CEO Bjorn Kjos said: “Today we have marked the start of our new expansion into South America by bringing a taste of Argentina to London Gatwick.
“I am delighted to bring our high quality long-haul flights to another continent as we launch the only direct flight from London Gatwick to Buenos Aires, giving leisure and business passengers affordable access to South America.”
Argentina Ambassador Carlos Sersale di Cerisano added: “This first direct flight from Norwegian connecting London Gatwick to Buenos Aires is great news for Argentina, as means more travelers can fall in love with our fantastic country.
“In the past two years the capacity for international flights connecting Argentina to the world has risen by 21%, contributing to a boost of foreign tourists from 5.9 to 6.7 million.
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Brazilian documentary photographer Sebastião Salgado (born 1944) originally trained as an economist. He began his photographic career in 1973, working initially as a photojournalist before turning toward the long-term, socially oriented documentary projects for which he is well known, such as Workers, Migrations and, most recently, Genesis. A UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 2001, Salgado has also been involved in rainforest conservation and restoration through his organization Insituto Terra. | {
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They were punctual and nice - came snd did the job and left. Great price and hopefully won’t have to deal with fleas this year like we have in the past
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Last summer I used another company. No matter how many times they came and re-sprayed, I continued to be eaten alive in my back yard. This year i chose Mosquito Joe and I am so pleased with the results of their treatments. No more bites! I can go out with my dogs in early evening and don't have to bring OFF with me. Also, I let them know I have small dogs and did not want chemicals that might harm them, so they are using a pet safe treatment product. I highly recommend this company!!
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So far, we have been pleased with the services we have received from Mosquito Joe’s. It is so nice to sit outside and work in the garden since we began treatments with Mosquito Joe’s.
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2,327 | You are about to make an offer on a home and you now have to decide on the dreaded question, “what type of mortgage product should I take?†It is an important question and can be a bit complicated weighing the pros and cons, and trying to ignore all the outside advice from family, friends, media, and now me!
Here is some basic philosophies, numbers and thoughts to help you make your decision…well, at least I hope it helps! I will start with basic information and then dive into some more complicated scenarios and ideas towards the end. This post will be a bit long but it will be worth it if this is your question.
Fixed rates.
They are the safest of all the mortgage products out there because you are not exposed to market changes (up or down). You now know for the entire term (1-10 years fixed) that your rate and payment will not change. This provides comfort and safety, and also is a huge help with budgeting.
Fixed rates are also really helpful when having rental properties or non-occupied homes such as vacation homes. You do not want to have those types of properties having significant fluctuations because your budget is usually tighter for those properties and if its a rental, your cash flow margin is based off of the current payment.
The key thing to remember, anything safe has a price. You always have to pay for safety. Fixed rates are no different when getting a mortgage. You will be locking in an interest rate and will be significantly higher than the variable rates (currently and historically) and may cost you thousands over the term you sign up for. With that being said, if you see an upward trend of interest rates and economists predicting that rates are increasing indefinitely, then locking in while they are low could save you money. It is a difficult dance between taking a fixed rate and a variable rate because no one has the crystal ball to predict the future of rates. So, what do you do?! Consider this. The biggest negative with taking a fixed rate is not whether it saved you enough interest when compared to the variable… the biggest negative is the penalty. Predicting the right length of time to take the fixed rate is the real risk when locking in your interest rate. Year after year Canadians pay out their 5 year fixed rate before the 5 years is up and is costing them thousands of dollars. I have seen way to many pay out penalties over $10,000 over the years and this is your worst enemy when taking a fixed rate mortgage. See the example at the end of this post.
Variable rates.
Variable rate mortgages can be a tricky thing. They will typically save you money over the long term and have historically proven that for the last 30 years. With that being said, it is a riskier product because you cannot control prime, neither can I, or the bank themselves. The Bank of Canada controls the prime rate and meets throughout the year (https://www.bankofcanada.ca/2017/07/boc-2018-schedule-fad-mpr-releases/) to discuss key interest rate hikes and drops.
Your variable rate fluctuates on prime and you are now directly affected by their moves. This can be devastating for some families if they saw their monthly payment increase by $50/m every year. Therefore, I do not always recommend a 5 year variable rate because it could hurt the family taking the mortgage, and make home ownership a bad taste in their mouth. For the extremely tight budget a fixed rate may be a better choice, OR, choosing a bank that allows a fixed payment variable rate product. They do exist! This means your payment does not change when prime increases or decreases, but remains the same. But something has to “give”, and it will be your amortization that does. You will no longer be on pace to be debt free in 25 years, but longer depending on the rate jump. More of your regular payment is going towards interest rather than principle and that is the key factor to remember when taking this type of variable rate. It is a great option though for someone wanting to drop their monthly payment and/or have security with a riskier mortgage product.
The other negative is you spend all your evenings as a home owner now researching interest rates and the future of rate jumps and what economists, banks, and brokers are saying. If you cannot sleep at night because you have chosen a variable rate, it is also not likely the product for you. Yes, it may save you thousands of dollars over the next 5 years, but if you have rocky marriage, bags under your eyes, and no social life because your time is researching mortgage rates…that costs far more than the lost savings by taking the fixed rate.
Lastly, as mentioned above the biggest win is payout penalty. This is an incredible product for anyone that is on the fence with the home purchase they are about to make. If you know you will be owning the home you are about to purchase for at least a couple years, but beyond that it seems a bit risky because you may get married, or kids are on the way, or you have been feeling the “itch” to try a different career, then a variable rate may be the best thing for you. You get a great low rate, but you could pay out in year number 1, 2, 3, or 4 out of the 5 years you committed for and have the exact same payout penalty. That is pretty cool!
You are probably wondering, why on earth do the majority of Canadians take a 5 year fixed rate?
Lots of reasons, but the main is security. It is a nice safe product for a decent amount of time. It’s not too short and it’s not too long. We now know based on the info above that it is too long, but if you were to be asked how long you think you will live in the home you wouldn’t think it would be less than 5 years! 10 years seems crazy, 2 years is not long enough, but 5 years feels just right. The other reason it is a profitable and safe product for your bank or lender too. As a business, who wouldn’t want to have a guaranteed rate of return on money for 5 years or longer and have a nice big penalty if you try to leave that early? You will see non-stop advertising and rate promotions on 5 year fixed money because of that reality.
With that being said, fixed rates are not evil. If you are a couple, family or individual that knows 100% that you will be owning that house for the full 5 years no matter what and you are looking for safety, then a 5 year fixed is brilliant for you, or maybe a rental property that you do not want a varying mortgage payment on. I would realize that historically the variable rate almost always wins when comparing rates in 5 year chunks, but this doesn’t mean that the 5 year fixed is not a winner right now. Another thing that is great about fixed rates is you can take a shorter term such as a 1,2, 3, or 4 year. If we know that the majority of Canadians pay their mortgage out around year number 4, then a 2 or 3 year fixed rate could be the happy medium for you. No interest rate risk by taking the 5-year variable, and no risk of a crazy penalty with the 5-year fixed rate, yet you have security in payment and rate (but for a shorter period of time). This could be the perfect mix of all the pros and cons mentioned above.
In summary, you can see that avoiding penalties is the name of the game. Choosing product over rate needs to remain number one, and then you need to trust your mortgage broker (hopefully me haha), to ensure that you got the best rate and lender within the ideal mortgage product you have requested. I recently wrote a blog post on this as well, you can check it out by clicking HERE.Â
To hit this point home further, if you were shopping for a new van to buy because you now are a family of 6. You would not buy the on sale Honda Civic just because they are on special and a smoking good deal. That is great for someone, but as a family of 6 no matter how good the price is on the Civic, it will not meet your needs. Once you know you need a van, you then get the absolute best price possible for a van and ignore all the extra advertising that is coming at you.
As promised, here is a real life 5 year fixed VS 5 year variable competition:
On a $300,000 mortgage, you have the option of taking a Prime-0.75% variable rate or a 3.3% 5 year fixed rate (hypothetical rates). Most banks, clients and brokers will immediately think, “well, I know that rate jumps happen a quarter point at a time (0.25%), which means in 3 rate jumps I will already be at prime. Today prime is 3.45%, so people will then look at the 3.3% fixed rate for 5 years and say, well it simply makes sense to lock in because it will for sure beyond 3.3% in the next 5 years.”
That is person is not wrong and they are likely correct! It probably will increase over the next 5 years, but take a look at this real life breakdown that the majority of Canadians go through.
Fixed 300k Mortgage:
5 year fixed 3.3% over 25 year amortization. Monthly payment is $1,466.32/month and will owe $257,884.54 at the end of the 5 year term. But the individual pays out their mortgage 3.5 years into the mortgage, which means that at the time of payout the principle balance owing was $271,250.43. They now have an IRD payout penalty that is based on the 5 year posted rate at the time of committing to the mortgage. This means that the bank offered you a mortgage at 3.3%, but the posted rate at that time was actually 5.34% and they happened to give you a discount. This is mentioned in the paperwork you sign, but you never planned to pay out the mortgage early, so you didn’t really pay attention to it. You will then call to the bank and say, “I have a 3.3% interest rate, and the market rates are now 4.3% for a 5 year fixed. They will compare to the lowest term to what you have right now which is a 4% 1 year term. That means you will be paying the IRD calculation pn the 5.34% vs the 4% market rate. This is what creates the nasty pay out penalty!! The penalty is now, $6200 on your mortgage you are 3.5 years into. You need to sell and payout the mortgage, so you take the hit.
Variable 300k Mortgage:
5 year variable at Prime (3.45%)-0.75% = 2.7% over 25 year amortization. The first 6 months the rates do not change and everything stays status quo. Your payment is $1373.96/m for those first 6 months and has saved you $92.36/month in cash flow savings because the interest rate is so much less ($554.16 over 6 months).
Then the rate jumps up by 0.25%. Your payment goes up to $1411.38/m but you are still happy because your rate is still only 2.95%.
Then after that 6 months expires the rate goes up again another 0.25%. Your payment is now $1,448.66/m and you have a 3.2% interest rate. Luckily you are still saving money at this point but it has only been 18 months now out of the 5 year term you have signed up for with the variable.
6 months later, it makes a huge jump and goes up a whopping 0.5%! It is now 3.7% higher and remains that way for the remaining time before you pay out and sell the home 3.5 years into it. Therefore you had the high rate of 3.7% for a full 2 years. You payment during that time was also higher at $1523.40.
At the end of the 3.5 years you steady increases, you now owe $271,514.77 on your principle balance.
The fixed rate was $271,250.43 and the variable rate was 271,514.77. That means the 5 year fixed rate paid down the mortgage faster by $264. Nothing crazy. You would look at this and say its a win win no matter what product you take… not so fast!
Remember the pay out penalty!?! The 5 year fixed rate now has the IRD penalty of $6,200.
The variable rate payout penalty will only be a 3 months interest penalty of $832.90/m x 3 months = $2,498.70.
Fixed rate payout 271,250.43 + 6,200 penalty = 277,450.43
Variable rate payout 271,514.77 + 2,498.70 penalty = 274,013.47
The total savings by the variable rate is $3,436.96!
That is over 3.5 years, and is despite the interest rate increasing every 6 months for the first 18 months and then increasing again by half of one percent making it a more expensive mortgage than the 3.3% by almost a half percent! Yet due to the payout penalty, the interest rate savings was not enough to beat out the 5 year variable rate. This is very common scenario for most of my clients. Only 29% of my clients over the past 5 years stayed to the end. 71% of my clients either sold and bought, refinanced, did a mid term switch. Life happens and it happens quickly!
Thanks for making it to the end of this! I hope this helps understand rates and real life scenarios that you may go through when choosing your next mortgage. As always, I am happy to assist and be a resource to chat further about this whenever you are ready to “take the plunge”. | {
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2,328 | As I talk with people who are grieving or feel emotionally stuck, I often ask them to do one small thing they aren’t doing now. Dr. Fogg, founder of the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford, calls these “tiny steps.” Increasing a person’s chance for success, however small, increases their motivation to do other things. Make your bed, floss your teeth, walk a block, read a chapter—take a tiny step in a new direction.
There’s scientific evidence that levels of dopamine tend to be higher in people who get things done. Accomplishing things feels good, increasing levels of dopamine which helps motivate us to want to do more. Ask yourself, “Why does it matter that I ____?” When we connect what we want to do to our values, the chance of moving forward increases. For instance, “I want to be present for my granddaughter” or “I want to honor my mother by a life well-lived.”
Affirmation: I can motivate myself to move forward.
Coaching questions: What’s keeping you from moving forward? What’s a tiny step you can take? When will you take it? Why does it matter that you regain your motivation?
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2,329 | B Chimp Yen has informed me about a mass cheating scandal at Harvard; see e.g. these sources. BBC and other outlets wouldn't tell you the name of the course.
However, good enough Internet users need approximately 1 minute to find out which course it was. Yes, it was "Introduction to Congress" (Government E-1310 23500) taught by Matthew Platt.
The minimum number of students in the course is 250. The actual number was slightly higher, 279. And 125 students, almost one-half of the class, apparently copied a take-home exam from the same source, despite an easily understandable explicit ban on this method of writing. With this degree of plagiarism, the author of the original text is almost as published as Shakespeare. ;-)
The tuition for this course is $1,045 for undergraduates and $2,000 for graduates.
If you interpret this Harvard course as a factory producing future U.S. Congressmen, U.S. Congresswomen, and other U.S. Congresspersons, you may easily estimate that about 1/2 of the members of the U.S. Congress at every moment are crooks.
I am not surprised by this discovery, especially in the case of undergrads. As I have understood them during the years I taught at that school, the typical Harvard undergraduates don't strikingly differ from average college students of the same age. Much of their above-the-average success in their later life is due to the Harvard degree itself (and contacts with similarly influential people they could establish), not due to their vastly greater skills. (When it comes to physics, you only start to see dramatically above-the-average skills if you look at the grad students which have passed a much stricter filter.) They're under more significant pressure to be excellent. And in some cases, "easy ways out" seem to be tolerated if not supported. And the students have ordinary human passions and hobbies much like other young people.
Well, I would bet that this mass plagiarism wasn't found by the instructor himself. Why? Simply because the students have to decide in advance whether it would be acceptable to copy the take-home exam. The personality of the instructor is the key piece of information in such decisions. If one-half of the students do such a thing, it shows that there is a widespread belief that the instructor would take it easy if he figured out what was going on.
[When I read some articles more carefully, I learned that the scandal was indeed found by a teaching assistant, not the instructor, in May.]
And yes, I just can't get rid of the feeling that the instructor is similar to Cornel West, another black professor who was a major source of grade inflation and pro-lazy-student populism at Harvard (aside from the rap music he helped to record). Recall that when ex-Harvard President Larry Summers dared to suggest that Cornel West should have focused on the quality of his scholarly activities, Cornel West got extremely pis*ed off, moved to Princeton, and continued his nuclear war against Larry Summers for years.
Update, August 2nd: The New York Times reveals that my guess was 100% correct. The cheating students said that Prof Platt has promised the students to give 120 A's away – and it was even OK not to attend the lectures and discussion sessions.
In a graduate course allowing undergraduates that I have taught, two students decided to cheat in a simpler way than to copy things from a classmate. They just waited once my official homework solutions were posted on the web, then they copied them (and changed the notation only by so modest "mutations" that it was impossible that the similarity would be coincidental), and they submitted them with a lame excuse why they're just a little bit late. Those two students did it repeatedly – I forgot the exact number but they may have done it throughout most of the course.
Your humble correspondent and his teaching assistant easily found out what was going on, at least in these two cases, and we were unlucky: one of the students was a female undergraduate and one of them was an ethnic Indian male. (No, I really don't think an undergrad should get an A just because he or she dares to register for a grad course. He or she may try but the same rules must apply, otherwise such "brave acts" wouldn't be brave at all and they would really become tools to get easy credit and good grades for free.) My teaching assistant was actually the main driving force in our activities to make sure that these students would be punished. Not much happened at the end. I was just afraid to push for justice too much because it was already during (or after?) the anti-Summers politically correct witch hunts and I didn't want to multiply my problems – to experience even more accusations that I was a sexist, racist, and all these outrageous politically correct labels that make the Ivy League environment pretty much insufferable for honest conservatives.
Harvard – with its unregulated terror by the feminist sluts and the professional blacks – just didn't provide me with the basic needs that are necessary to do the teaching work well and I am a realist, not a person who excessively enjoys the fights against wind mills.
While our discovery of the cheating students was totally impartial, I am confident that the composition of students who do such things and instructors who tolerate it or indirectly support it isn't sex-blind or color-blind. I would love to see the detailed composition of the students registered for the course and those who cheated and their sex, ethnicity, race, and other information. I guess that we won't learn such things, will we?
Well, if I won't be told any cold hard data, I will continue to believe in the obvious hypothesis that the females and the students of color – aside from other would-be weak groups that are systematically given advantages by the suffocating politically correct racist and sexist atmosphere on the campuses – are probably significantly overrepresented among the students who have cheated and the race of the instructor isn't quite a coincidence, either. It has to be so simply because it's much harder to punish these groups that are vastly more protected by the "establishment" so they may afford to do many things that others can't. My own experience has taught me a lot about the inner workings of these asymmetries.
Needless to say, "black agenda in politics" is one of the instructor's three major "research topics" so I would dare to suggest that his being black is a significant contribution to the reasons why he's at Harvard faculty in the first place. And when it comes to the would-be tough statement by the current Harvard President, Drew Gilpin Faust, I think that her words are hypocritical, too. She hasn't done 5% of what Summers had done to fight similar trends.
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NumCracker Aug 31, 2012, 1:45:00 PM
Dear Lubos: some quantitative questions to feed me with data for a local comparation. How many students gets enrolled in an average undergrad course in Harvad? What's that same average in graduate school? What is the usual percentual of students who are approved in those courses? How many hours a professor is supposed to lecture by week, month, semester? What is the average salary of a junior/full professor in physics, engineer, computer science and medicine? The last question now applied to people who just got a BSc or "Dip-Ing" from Harvad? Thanks indeed by yours inside view!
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Shannon Aug 31, 2012, 1:55:00 PM
Scandalous and so bad for Harvard's image. It looks like it is the instructor's "unwilling will" to know...
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Luboš Motl Aug 31, 2012, 2:02:00 PM
Hi NumCracker, I am not familiar with all the data but there are about 3,000 courses at Harvard and of course, most of them are much smaller (by number of students) than this one. This one is one of the small number of courses with 200-500 students, usually basic courses. Most courses I used to be teaching would have 30 students or fewer, and of course the figure gets even smaller, 10 or even fewer, for graduate courses.
I suspect that the less one expects from someone's research, the more likely it is he or she is teaching large courses, but it's not a sharp one-to-one relationship.
It's typical to teach only 1 course per semester. Then there are breaks, semesters when it may drop to zero. There's this sabbatic (Jewish-Saturday-like) leave every 7 semesters or how it works.
I really don't know the current salary figures. Junior Faculty have $50,000-100,000 a year at famous enough universities. I know places where it can be only $40,000. At prestigious schools, with rather "common" grants that also cover summer salary etc., one may get above $100,000 on the annual tax return.
Full professors usually have higher salaries but even for the top ones, you won't get much above $250,000 a year or so. I am not aware of exact salary differences between different fields.
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KellyJ Aug 31, 2012, 5:45:00 PM
Just to be snarky,these students are apparently too stupid to get away with cheating on a take home exam...What are they doing at Harvard in the first place?
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Penelope Aug 31, 2012, 8:06:00 PM
BTW: Are you aware Lubos that 95% of public (federal) Universities in Brazil are in the largest strike in the history of that country? Professors and students are fighting by decent investments in education, while the government uses the "European economical crisis" as an apologize to invest such money on other "internal priorities". Would you please write a post about how important higher education is still considered to be in Europe despite of the crisis ?
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sirernestbarker Sep 3, 2012, 8:00:00 PM
Your eyes will glaze over:
http://scholar.harvard.edu/mplatt/publications/boons-banes-and-neutrals-context-and-disparities-political-participation
You are getting sleepy....
http://scholar.harvard.edu/mplatt/files/contextual_participation9.pdf
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cynholt Sep 4, 2012, 1:19:00 PM
Simply prepping for a life of fraud on Wall St and Washington!
How many daddies will cover this up?
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jimmyxsan Sep 5, 2012, 7:33:00 PM
The course you link to is an extension school course. These are not Harvard students. They are regular folks, not vetted in any way by Harvard. Call the jokes and snark about future congressmen, etc. don't apply here.
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Michael Sep 6, 2012, 2:52:00 AM
"I will continue to believe in the obvious hypothesis that the females and the students of color [...] are probably significantly overrepresented among the students who have cheated"
I failed to see the 'obvious', would you mind to explain Lubos?
-Michael
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Tom Trevor Sep 6, 2012, 5:02:00 AM
I once thought that I cheated on a calculus test, but I apparently did not. The teacher put the answers to the test that the group before us took on the his door, so I studied them (did not bring a copy of the answers with me just studied them). At the end of the test the teacher asked who had seen the answers, well naturally no one raised their hand even though I knew one guy who had seen them. Turns out that he was going to give extra credit to anyone who admitted seeing them, because in 20 years no one had even thought of looking at his door, thus no one was interested in coming to see if he would give them extra help before the test, and he thought that anyone who came for extra help should get credit. Odd thinking I admit, but he did not call it cheating.
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Luboš Motl Sep 6, 2012, 7:18:00 AM
Dear Michael, I have actually explained why this expectation is obvious. It's because these groups are given various politically correct advantages and their sins are often overlooked because people are afraid of being accused of discrimination. This environment inevitably leads the groups to adapt and acquire a higher level of cheating and other things because it can be afforded.
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Luboš Motl Sep 6, 2012, 7:27:00 AM
No, you're wrong. These are regular Harvard students - just like all the media reported. Just look at the bottom of the page I linked to. It lists tuition for undergraduate Harvard students and graduate Harvard students. Like other courses, it's also offered externally which is why I could find a copy on the Extension School website but a vast majority of the students are Harvard students.
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William B Sep 6, 2012, 6:25:00 PM
Lubos, you are being unfair to women and minority students. The women and minorities in my classes work as hard as the white men and show more and no less proclivity to taking the easy way out. | {
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Two-time IndyCar winner Robbie Buhl and business partner Robert Citrone have announced the formation of a new team with an intent of entering the Indianapolis 500 this May.
According to a release on Buhl Sport Detroit’s website, Citrone/Buhl Autosport plans to make its debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course on May 9 before attempting to qualify for the 500 later in the month. A driver and sponsor for the new entry have yet to be announced.
Buhl is no stranger to IndyCar. The Michigan native competed in 78 races between 1993-2004, including eight starts at the Indy 500. He has two career victories in the series (New Hampshire in 1997 and Walt Disney World Speedway in 2000).
Following his retirement from driving in 2004, Buhl served as an ownership partner of Dreyer & Rienbold Racing through 2013. The team has no affiliation with Buhl’s new entry.
Citrone is the founder of Discovery Capital Management and is the largest minority owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers. His son, Nick, and Buhl’s brother, Tom, also will be partners in the new team.
“The underlying goal of Citrone/Buhl Autosport is to be competitive while partnering with the right people to deliver results,” the team’s release said. “The Citrones and Buhls see this as the start of a continued racing endeavor with aspiration of more entries at more races in the future.”
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2,335 | The Kentucky Bankers Association (KBA) has invited John McGarvey to emcee the 124th KBA Annual Convention. The event will take place on Sept. 19-22, in Hilton Head, South Carolina. The theme of this year’s conference is “Navigating the Future in Changing Times.”
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September 19-22, 2015
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John’s practice concentrates on secured transactions, municipal law, the representation of banks and other lenders in litigation, and matters under the Uniform Commercial Code. His legal accomplishments have been recognized by his election to the American Law Institute and inclusion in lists such as Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, Top Lawyers and Preeminent Attorneys.
John is a member of numerous legal organizations, including multiple Uniform Commercial Code task forces and advisory committees. He is an adjunct secured transactions professor at the University of Kentucky College of Law, and has taught hundreds of seminars on legal issues involving financial institutions and credit extenders. John is a shareholder, chairperson of the firm’s Executive Committee and a member of the Marketing Committee.
The KBA is a nonprofit trade association that has been providing legislative, legal, compliance and educational services to its member institutions since 1891. Its purpose is to provide effective advocacy for the financial services industry both in Kentucky and on a national level; to serve as a reliable and responsive source of information and education about areas of interest to the industry; and to provide a catalyst and forum for collective industry action.
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2,344 | The first ever chess tournament organised by the World Chess Federation, the World Championship for Chess, has been organised by Chess Federation International (CFI) for the first time.CFI Chairman, Alexander Grischuk, has said the World Championships for Chess was not for everyone.
The organisers have also set up a new website www.worldchess.com, where fans can watch the grandmasters’ matches and sign up to be a part of the tournament.CIFF President, Paul Oudts, has also set the theme of this year’s tournament “Chess is a global sport, and chess is part of that global sport”.
Ahead of the event, the players of the world’s top teams will take part in a live simulcast on CFI’s YouTube channel.
The tournament has been designed to provide the best possible viewing experience for the fans.
“The main purpose of the game is to learn, and to experience the beauty and complexity of the chess game.
It is not for the spectators to enjoy this experience”, said CFI Chairman.
Oudts also highlighted the importance of having a healthy, positive and fun atmosphere for the participants.
“It is very important that the chess players have a positive and positive atmosphere,” he said.
The World Championship is also expected to generate significant economic and cultural impact for the country of the World.
CFI has organised a two-day tournament in India with a total prize purse of $20 million.CITIZEN’S VIEW: Chess has been the world chess champion since 1997.
Chess is a sport of global appeal, where players of all nationalities compete for the title of the best chess player in the whole world.
There are many facets to this sport and it is also a sport that provides opportunities to all citizens.
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2,350 | Radiohead are marking their return in typically mysterious circumstances with social media blackouts and odd cards delivered to those on their mail list. These cards had the lyrics of their new single ‘Burn The Witch’ embossed on them and when put to the music, those lyrics evoke a greeter unsettling feel. The instrumentation is primarily made of a sharp string staccato with rumbling and sweeping strings and electronica moving purposefully beneath it. The song is surprisingly melodic and engaging than it might be on first listen as what seems something as an anti-melody from Yorke contrasts with the dramatic and increasingly frantic instrumentation around him. An intriguing and well developed sound from a vastly experienced group.
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2,351 | Jo Stafford, one of the great Big Band/pop/jazz singers of the '40s and '50s, recently passed away at age 90. Though she recorded some classic sultry torch ballads with a honey-hued voice that made servicemen ache for home, she had another, slightly anarchic side to her that you won't find in the recordings of, say, Billie Holiday or Peggy Lee - a twisted side project she did with her husband, bandleader Paul Weston.
As "Jonathan and Darlene Edwards," she was the nasally, slightly off-key vocal half of the world's most inept lounge duo, while her hubbie was the accompanist, always attempting lush, beautiful piano stylings, and never quite getting there, like what Liberace would sound like after being pushed down a flight of stairs.
One of the motivations for the act was that they were secretly taking the piss out of their boss at Columbia Records, the notorious schlock-meister Mitch Miller. If he ever caught on, he never admitted it.
At first, Stafford and Weston wouldn't own up to the fact that they were Jonathan and Darlene. Their first album had liner notes claiming that they merely discovered the Edwards working a lounge in New Jersey. But the truth quickly came out and they became a novelty music sensation, even winning a comedy Grammy in 1963.
The humor was subtle - smart-alecks would put on their records at parties, and if you weren't paying attention, they sounded almost competent. But after a few too many flubbed notes, party-goers would choke on their martinis and ask, "Uh, who is this...?"
Historians take note! They were probably the first lounge parodists, preceding Richard Cheese, Bill Murray's "Nick" character on "Saturday Night Live," and, believe it or not, The Beatles - "You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)" was one of the first lounge parodies recorded. But Jonathan and Darlene started in the late '50s, after Stafford's mainstream singing career was winding down.
Most lounge satires emphasize the smarmy nature of the performers, but there was a naive sweetness to Jonathan and Darlene. You felt sorry for them. They were really trying to put on a great show, but everything was going wrong.
The Edwards made one last record, a single in 1977. It's one of the best song parodies ever. The Helen Reddy cover is funny, but The Bee Gees demolition just absolutely kills me.
Jonathan and Darlene Edwards "Stayin' Alive"
Jonathan and Darlene Edwards "I Am Woman"
Lots more of the Edwards' output can be found here, courtesy of the Cheese Factory.
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Labels: Comedy/Novelty, covers, Disco
Sunday, July 20, 2008
A VERY FINE ADVENTURE
Twink The Toy Piano Band creates a pastel pink audio candyland that, as demonstrated on his latest album, the aptly-named "A Very Fine Adventure," serves the odd task of creating children's music for adults. That is, music with all the cuteness and innocence (and toy instruments) of children's music without the annoying repetition and simplicity that real children demand (or have forced upon them) in their Barney singalong CDs.
I've written about Twink a few times here, so regulars will know what to expect with his latest: as usual, it's all instrumental (another trait you won't find too often in actual children's music). And, as usual, you get excellent album packaging/graphics, and well-crafted songs that are amusing without being overly jokey, and a surprising variety of musical moods and textures, from the soundtrack drama of "Lost in the Mysterious Mist" to the raucous distorted (!) toy piano rock of "Flytrap," to any number of songs of lite techno and groovy funk. The album's opener is appropriately dreamy and toe-tappin.
Twink - Three Bunnies In A Balloon
When I posted the article "Play An On-Line Toy Piano!" earlier this year, I asked for anyone who uses it in a recording to let us know. And we have one: a very silly British bunch called REET! feature a bit in their version of the "Chip 'n' Dale" theme.
REET! - Chip n Dale
Their entertaining MySpazz page has other goodies, like a video-game sounding 8-bit instrumental, a hard rock version of the "Cheers" theme, a very good bit of brooding atmospherics, and original comics. Make an album, guys!
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Labels: Toys
Sunday, July 13, 2008
UFOetry
If believers in the UFO cover-up at Roswell are correct, an advanced race of superior beings came countless light-years across the universe to planet Earth...but didn't know how to land. Roswell was a US Army air field that was performing top-secret experiments and aircraft testing at the height of the Cold War, so if anything crashed it would, of course, be a security breach that would not be explained to the public. All of which makes the case for genuine alien contact at Roswell pretty shakey. Even a number of UFO believers dismiss it.
But don't tell that to UFOetry! He's a Los Angeles-based musician who just performed his multi-media show several times at that New Mexico city as part of their annual festival of all things flying saucer. The festival is all in kitschy fun, but Mr. UFOetry seems quite sincere.
UFOetry "Roswell"
He doesn't just sing about UFOs (actually, he doesn't really sing at all - he dramatically speaks the lyrics in true Shatner-esque fashion). One of his other songs is about another conspiracy theory: we never went to the moon. These conspiracy theorists must think that the American government is highly intelligent and super-organized to pull off this kind of hoax. They have a lot more faith in our politicians then I do!
UFOetry "We Never Went To The Moon"
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Labels: kooks, Outsider
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
MUSIC BY ROBOTS: JAMES HOUSTON
James Houston is a recent graduate of Glasgow's School of Art. His final project is an incredibly ingenious version of Radiohead's "Nude" aka "Big Ideas (Don't Get Any)" performed on obsolete machines:
Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer - Guitars (rhythm & lead)
Epson LX-81 Dot Matrix Printer - Drums
HP Scanjet 3c - Bass Guitar
Hard Drive array - Act as a collection of bad speakers - Vocals & FX
James Houston "Big Ideas (Don't Get Any)" (mp3)
Or better yet, check out the video on his page.
Don't be put off by the long intro - after one minute things get rockin'.
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Labels: covers, mechanical music, video
Monday, July 07, 2008
MUSIC BY ROBOTS: THE TRONS
Music not touched by human hands: from New Zealand comes The Trons "...a completely self playing robotic junk band! They are made mostly from old computer and mechanical parts and play original songs using an array of old amps and instruments. They now have five gigs under their belt..." playing nice Velvetsy rock (with turntables):
The Trons "Sister Robot" (mp3)
The Trons "Sister Robot" (video)
Pretty durned amazing stuff. Musicians: robots will be taking your jobs soon! Why hire some greaseballs in tuxedos to play your wedding when you could rent some bitchin' robots?
Thanks to AudioPornCentral!
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Wednesday, July 02, 2008
It's SURFADELIC, Man!! (pt.3: USA Today)
No, not the newspaper. I mean some contempo sounds returning us to the States, after our last globe-trotting exercise.
New Wave legends Devo, believe it or not, released a surf album in 2001 as "The Wipeouters." True, they're from Ohio, but they've been here in LA for so long that they seem to have soaked up enough sunshine to make an excellent, mostly instrumental collection of wild 'n' wacky guitar rock, with touches of exotica, electronica, and cartoonish sound effects. There aren't any songs on the order of, say, "Mongoloid" or "Beautiful World" but, somewhat to my surprise as I had written this band off by the mid-'80s, it's an entertaining album I've played almost as much as their old classics. They even sample the "Shut Up Little Man" guys!
The Wipeouters: "Surf's Up On Goon Island"
The Bonedaddys are a veteran LA club band with strong ethnic/exotic influences whose latest album features a song mixing surf guitar with African drumming. Which I think is a dandy combination.
The Bonedaddys: "Continental Drift"
RIAA, the Mad Dogs of Mashups, have a new 10 song summer collection called "Radical, Intense & Awesome!!" that goes beyond the usual acapella vs instrumental formula. Some songs might have 10 sources crammed into 3 minutes, plus campy movie quotes and Spike Jones-ish sound effects. Like this one, which features '60s e-z, '80s rap, '90s house, Wire, the Bay City Rollers, the Dead Kennedys, and Bob Marley: | {
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Apart from the surge represented by "Some Girls" (1978), it is necessary to recognize that the Rolling Stones seem to be on a slippery slope since "Goats Head Soup" (1973), last opus worthy of the legends of Rock. This slow but obvious fall is doubled by a rupture between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards who can't stand each other anymore. While they were preparing for a stadium tour, the Stones had no album to promote and the Glimmer Twins had not written anything for a long time. Faced with the incompatibility of moods between the two leaders of the group and in order to face the imperative to offer a discographic delivery before the forthcoming tour, Chris Kimsey, their sound engineer since a few albums, has the idea to take out of the drawers some tracks not retained for the previous records. After a refreshment of these titles by the members of the group, if possible by avoiding to cross themselves in studio, "Tattoo You" is finally released in 1981 and will know a course for the least unexpected for what is at the base only a collection of songs judged not enough good for the preceding albums.
First single with a riff and a chorus that have become rock emblems, 'Start Me Up' is the perfect demonstration. Composed for "Black And Blue" (1975), it was a reggae at the base, before becoming a rock during the sessions of "Some Girls" without being retained for as much in the end. This is a totally improbable story when you look at the anthem that this title became. It launches a first part composed of the most dynamic tracks of this "Tattoo You", for what is the A side of the vinyl version. And there is here what to please a lot of fans. Between the frenzied rocks ('Hang Fire') and the fiery ones ('Neighbours', despite the unbearable mix of his snare drum), Keith Richards gives us one of these roots pieces with vicious lyrics that he has the secret of ('Little T&A'). Slave' is more haunting and benefits from one of the saxophone solos that Sonny Rollins sprinkles on the opus. Finally, although of a great classicism, 'Black Limousine' is a blues without lacking in catchiness and efficiency.
The second part (side B) makes in the suave and the appeased. Mick Jagger takes advantage of it to bring out his falsetto on a captivating 'Worried About You' with its variations of intensity and singing, or on an aerial 'Heaven' with psychedelic effluences. To note the gleaming solo that Wayne Perkins comes to pose on the first named. Tops' also plays on the nuances and benefits from a catchy chorus, while 'No Use In Crying' is both plaintive and bewitching. Finally, 'Waiting On A Friend' comes to conclude the whole as 'Start Me Up' had launched it, unstoppable single whose chorus haunts you for days and days. A melancholic and light folk-rock ballad, it is once again illuminated by a superb solo from Sonny Rollins.
As improbable by its format as unexpected by its quality, "Tattoo You" gives hope to the Rolling Stones' fans by reminding them that the latter are still able to offer gleaming rock tracks. While waiting for the two leaders of the band to find a way towards reconciliation, this opus acts as a breath of fresh air. Let's hope that an album of new compositions will validate this return to grace of the living legends.
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THE VIBES, ANTHONY CRAWFORD, GUNS'N'ROSES, BILLY SQUIER, UFO, LED ZEPPELIN, THE GRAY LIONS, NEW YORK DOLLS, THE BLACK CROWES, RADIO DRIVE
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01. Start Me Up - 3:33
02. Hang Fire - 2:21
03. Slave - 6:32
04. Little T & A - 3:23
05. Black Limousine - 3:33
06. Neighbours - 3:33
07. Worried About You - 5:17
08. Tops - 3:48
09. Heaven - 4:22
10. No Use In Crying - 3:25
11. Waiting On A Friend - 4:34
LINEUP:
Bill Wyman: Basse / Claviers
Charlie Watts: Batterie
Keith Richards: Chant / Guitares
Mick Jagger: Chant / Guitares / Batterie / Harmonica
Ron Wood: Guitares / Basse
Billy Preston: Claviers / Invité
Chris Kimsey: Claviers / Invité
Ian Stewart: Claviers / Invité
Jimmy Miller: Batterie / Invité
Michael Carabello: Batterie / Invité
Mick Taylor: Guitares / Invité
Nicky Hopkins: Claviers / Invité
Ollie E. Brown: Batterie / Invité
Pete Townshend: Chant / Invité / Chœurs
Sonny Rollins: Invité / Saxophone
Wayne Perkins: Guitares / Invité
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bee
July 21 edited July 21 in Other Investing
The U.S. Congress will learn on Wednesday when the federal government will likely run out of money to pay its bills, setting the stage for the latest in a long series of fights over what is known as the debt ceiling.
A failure by Democrats and Republicans to work out differences over whether government spending cuts should accompany an increase in the statutory debt limit, currently set at $28.5 trillion, could lead to a shutdown of the federal government -- something that has happened three times in the past decade.
On July 31, the Treasury Department technically bumps up against its statutory debt limit. Much like a personal credit card maximum, the debt ceiling is the amount of money the federal government is allowed to borrow to meet its obligations. These range from paying military salaries and IRS tax refunds to Social Security benefits and even interest payments on the debt.
Remeber that in 2011, Republicans launched a battle over the debt limit and federal spending, which led to the first-ever Standard & Poor's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating -- a move that reverberated through global financial markets.
https://reuters.com/world/us/every-time-its-messy-us-again-approaching-debt-ceiling-2021-07-21/
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Crash
July 25 edited July 25
Repugnants want to limit any further spending which necessitates more taxes. Many just want to insulate their obscene wealth from Uncle Sam. I just think that is heinous. On the other hand, I can almost agree that WHERE taxes are directed is a big issue, and a lot of that money is wasted dollars, like throwing money down the toilet. I grow increasingly impatient with fiat-programs allegedly aimed at "prevention mechanisms" or creating a "woke" mentality.
Demublicans want to rescue everyone even before issues appear as real issues. Like saving us from ourselves.
LewisBraham
July 25 edited July 25
The latest U.S. household net worth is $137 trillion--https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-10/u-s-household-net-worth-reaches-fresh-record-on-homes-stocks--so this graph is a bit old, but the point is there are always these cries about how the government is spending too much as though there isn't really a source for paying back some of that debt, i.e, a wealth tax. The majority of that household net worth is owned by the wealthy
davidrmoran
July 26
Moreover, ... governments don’t [have to pay back their debt] — all they need to do is ensure that debt grows more slowly than their tax base. The debt from World War II was never repaid; it just became increasingly irrelevant as the U.S. economy grew and with it the income subject to taxation.
Second — and this is the point almost nobody seems to get — ... U.S. debt is, to a large extent, money we owe to ourselves.
[Krugman 2012]
bee
July 26 edited July 26
"One man's spending is another man's income"...mentioned here, regarding the long & short term debt cycles.
So might our governments debt (spending) be a component of our citizenry income and a mechanism (debt) to grow the economy?
msf
July 26
all they need to do is ensure that debt grows more slowly than their tax base.
If we use GDP as a proxy for the tax base (I'm open to better suggestions), then the US is not growing its debt more slowly than its tax base. Quite the opposite. Debt has outstripped tax base (GDP), growing from 40% of GDP in 1966, and from a post-war low of 30.6% in Q3 1981 to 129% in Q4 2020 and 127.5% in Q1 2021 (most recent data). That's significantly higher than even the WW2 peak of 112.7%.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEGDQ188S
https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/11/the-long-story-of-us-debt-from-1790-to-2011-in-1-little-chart/265185/
If you want to ensure that debt grows more slowly than the tax base, you have to either reduce the rate of growth of debt (slow or reverse increases in spending), make the GDP grow faster (either expand the economy faster or inflate your way out since we're looking at nominal dollars), or expand the tax base, i.e. broaden what is subject to taxes. Hence the wealth tax that Lewis mentioned.
Here's the most current Fed chart for household net worth. The dip at the end of Lewis' chart is Q1 2020, when the figure was $111K. Since then it has soared, as seen in the tail of the current chart. In Q1 2021, household net worth is $137K, as he noted.
A rise of over 23% in a year, "despite the devastating economic effects of the coronavirus ... driven in large part by surging stock and home prices after interest rates were lowered to combat the financial fallout of the pandemic."
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/542791-us-household-wealth-hits-record-130-trillion-despite-pandemic
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TNWBSHNO
LewisBraham
July 26 edited July 27
I've been thinking that as a developing nation grows and become a mature developed one--with a lot of valuable assets yet slower GDP growth--that it makes more sense to shift the tax base towards the assets and away from just income or GDP. The accumulated wealth in the U.S. is massive, yet its ability to grow its way out of debt becomes more challenging as its population ages and its growth rate slows from an already high GDP base. That accumulated wealth should be taxed appropriately via wealth and estate taxes.
davidrmoran
July 26
yes, and some more-interesting weeds
https://www.oecd.org/tax/revenue-statistics-united-states.pdf
davidrmoran
July 28 edited July 28
The Krug quote was from 9y ago, as noted, just making the general point, and over long spans.
As for
>> https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEGDQ188S
click the 5y and 1y graphs to see the decline and leveling from a year ago. (Not large.)
If some of the new spending initiatives get passed but without any tax increase or enforcement action, then presumably it will go back to where it was a year ago, if not worse. Whether that's a problem remains arguable; more-recent thinking is here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/21/opinion/money-federal-reserve-deficit.html
msf
July 28
The Krug quote was from 9y ago, as noted, just making the general point, and over long spans. ...
Agreed. Blips over short periods, say one year or even five years, can be the result of so many one-off events that they should generally be disregarded.
click the 5y and 1y graphs to see the decline and leveling from a year ago.
Uh huh.
more-recent thinking is here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/21/opinion/money-federal-reserve-deficit.html
That's a piece about monetary policy; this thread is about fiscal policy. While they're not unrelated, it would help if you could explain what in the piece you found relevant to budget deficits.
What I read is an argument that if the Fed increases the money supply, that doesn't necessarily cause inflation because agents "stash[] away huge amounts of currency — probably mostly $100 bills" rather than put them into circulation.
[A minor observation: while Krugman says it is mostly about the Benjamins, he writes about "green pieces of paper bearing portraits of dead presidents"]
If Fed borrowing doesn't necessarily cause inflation, then we can dismiss one of the ways I'd mentioned for debt to grow more slowly than gdp - inflation.
Since the Fed was brought into the conversation, we can consider this quote from Powell:
“The idea that deficits don’t matter for countries that can borrow in their own currency I think is just wrong.”
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/26/fed-chief-says-economic-theory-of-unlimited-borrowing-supported-by-ocasio-cortez-is-just-wrong.html
Which gets us back to the basic point that debt growing faster than gdp, i.e. the debt:gdp ratio increasing, is unsustainable. And that is what Krugman effectively reiterated in 2019 when he wrote: "But what matters for government solvency isn’t the absolute level of debt but its level relative to the tax base, which in turn basically corresponds to the size of the economy."
He goes on to state:
And the dollar value of G.D.P. normally grows over time, due to both growth and inflation. Other things equal, this gradually melts the [debt] snowball: even if debt is rising in dollar terms, it will shrink as a percentage of G.D.P. if deficits aren’t too large.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/09/opinion/melting-snowballs-and-the-winter-of-debt.html
"Other things being equal" seems like little more than wishful thinking by Krugman if we look over long spans. Debt as a fraction of GDP has grown from 40% in 1966 to well over 100% now.
It's really hard to see how the US is meeting Krugman's assumption that deficits aren't too large. Here are debt:gdp projections from March (i.e. before the latest proposed expenditures are included)
https://www.crfb.org/blogs/new-budget-projections-show-record-deficits-and-debt
davidrmoran
July 28
>> it would help if you could explain what in the piece you found relevant to budget deficits.
Well, of course this, an interesting way of looking at it:
And the Fed has indeed bought a lot of government debt. But is the Fed really financing the budget deficit? ... and the following paras.
>> It's really hard to see how the US is meeting Krugman's assumption that deficits aren't too large.
... while there are plenty of reasons to worry about what’s going on in the U.S. economy, Fed purchases of bonds and rising M2 aren’t on the list.
Rather than being reactionary or putting it in personal / one-man terms ('Krugman's assumption'), it would be good to know what you actually think. Deficits are now too large? Or recently so, passing some threshold? At what point? Whatmeans concretely --- what would you advise?
In this more recent piece by what's-his-name
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/15/opinion/government-spending-deficits-infrastructure.html
is a link to the famous 2yo Blanchard paper on public debt in times of low interest rates
https://www.piie.com/publications/working-papers/public-debt-and-low-interest-rates
plus a link to the latest whitehouse chart apparently indicating that budget proposals' real interest payment are negative:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/budget_fy22.pdf#page=42
So ... do you argue (or feel) that things in August 2021 have become sufficiently direr, or whatever it is, that the preceding 'shrugman' conclusions do not obtain as much? What does msf advocate?
msf
July 29
When Krugman wrote nine years ago that all they need to do is ensure that debt grows more slowly than their tax base, he was talking about solvency. That's also the subject of this thread - raising the debt ceiling so the government doesn't default.
Nothing about inflation (increasing money supply), nothing about whether it's the Fed financing the deficit. So the conclusion that "Fed purchases of bonds and rising M2" aren't affecting inflation says nothing about how fiscal policy is putting solvency at risk.
In short, for the most part, references to inflation are red herrings.
As a reminder, Krugman wrote: what matters for government solvency isn’t the absolute level of debt but its level relative to the tax base.
As I already noted, and also as Krugman wrote: "the dollar value of G.D.P. normally grows over time, due to both growth and inflation." That's the only place where inflation enters into the equation, i.e. into the debt-to-GDP ratio.
If that ratio continues to increase, as it has for the past half century, then it doesn't matter what inflation is, or whether interest payments are negative in real terms. They're already incorporated into that ratio.
Blanchard argues that with low interest rates, the cost of servicing the debt is low. True enough as far as it goes. But if the debt is increasing faster than revenue because "deficits are too large", then ultimately the debt becomes unserviceable regardless of how low the nominal interest rate is.
The tired old WW2 debt warhorse aside, debt-to-GDP has been increasing pretty steadily over the past half century. With projected $1T+ deficits as far as the eye can see, do you see that trend reversing? (Hint: your budget projection link shows debt-to-GDP rising to 140.3% in 2025 and 140.5% in 2026 before receding, but that assumes that the 2017 tax cuts will expire on schedule after 2025.)
How much debt is too much? When the government cannot service its debt. That is, at the point of catastrophic failure. Of course it would likely be too late politically to reverse course well before that point.
What do I advocate? The immediate question and the start of this thread is whether to raise the debt ceiling. I'll give a Republican quote from the original piece: "My personal opinion is that once we have acquired the debt, we are responsible for the debt and you need to address the debt."
davidrmoran
July 29
>> What do I advocate? The immediate question and the start of this thread is whether to raise the debt ceiling. I'll give a Republican quote from the original piece: "My personal opinion is that once we have acquired the debt, we are responsible for the debt and you need to address the debt."
Okay, which is to say ... what ? (The utterances in quotes.) Whatmeans 'address'?
PK tweet today:
Rs are warning that infrastructure etc spending will boost demand and cause the economy to overheat — a 180 from their former position that stimulus is ineffective. 2/
Meanwhile Dems are arguing that things like childcare will expand the labor supply and other policies will raise productivity 3/
Now, Rs haven't done the math (surprise). Even if purely debt-financed, the Biden plans wouldn't be all that big a stimulus. Here's potential GDP as predicted by CBO 4/
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E7d4-LmXMAUXq9J?format=png&name=900x900
Cumulative over the next decade is $295 trillion. So even a $4T plan is only slightly over 1% of pot GDP. [[This is stupidly understated.]] And largely paid for, although many of the pay-fors look like vaporware. Still, overall fiscal impulse [[he almost certainly means ‘impact’]] not big 5/
[[ This GDP-growth graph has to be the basis for the CBO - CRFP 107% - 113% range you show. ]]
Anyway, GOP is Keynesian when it suits them. Surprise. 6/
Again, you gotta get a blog or your own substack in order to delve unserviceability.
My first issue is whether that GDP growth constancy will come true.
LewisBraham
July 29 edited July 29
OK, reduce the debt. Keep all public services the same or increase them, but tax the wealthy appropriately to pay for them. Why is this always an either-or argument in the news, as in, either we cut public services or the debt becomes unsustainable? The real subtext of the discussion with Republicans has little to do with the risks of the actual debt. It's all about brinkmanship to dismantle the public sector and eviscerate the tax code.
davidrmoran
July 29
Agreed, but there is no reducing the debt unless the military budget takes a truly serious hit (as it should). Otherwise you will have many families living and dying in the streets, I expect. (Mil spending is not as large as each of the entitlement portions, SS, MC and Medicaid, I believe.)
LewisBraham
July 29
What, you're against $640 toilet seats? https://thenation.com/article/archive/only-the-pentagon-could-spend-640-on-a-toilet-seat/
davidrmoran
July 30 edited July 30
Yeah, I spent many years of my tech writing career doing DoD proposals and came to see full well how robust offerings come to be as pricy as they are. It was fascinating to see how the military puts such intense pressure on costs / cost-cutting and yet demands that things be fully hardened, as the phrase goes. This article covers the other aspects.
davidrmoran
July 30
Here is PK elaboration today (not specifically limited to debt-GDP ratio), w some repetition:
https://messaging-custom-newsletters.nytimes.com/template/oakv2?campaign_id=116&emc=edit_pk_20210730&instance_id=36716&nl=paul-krugman&productCode=PK&regi_id=22268089&segment_id=64949&te=1&uri=nyt://newsletter/941f0821-7bf6-5958-9983-b7d705bb93fa&user_id=83d45440ead1d14c2a89a1e7221337d1
bee
August 3 edited August 3
Are the Fed's efforts to buy bonds... bonds that I assume invest in the growth the economy... an effort to grow the tax base? Don't jobs and wages need to keep up with both the Fed's bond buying and Congressional Debt expansion?
Seems wage growth hasn't kept up with all of this debt expansion.
Fed Chairman Bullard's comments on wage growth, interest rates and future bond buying:
For more than a decade before the pandemic "economic growth was slow and not very volatile and inflation in tandem was slow and not very volatile," Bullard said in an interview with Reuters on Monday. "This environment is a very different one where you have upset the global equilibrium...The reverberations will continue, and you will have a lot more volatility than you are used to."
On the plus side that could mean a run of productivity- enhancing developments that keep U.S. growth and wages rising fast; the risk is higher inflation that could upend the Fed's current expectation that price pressures will ease on their own and allow for continued loose monetary policy.
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kings53man
August 10
Debt ceiling discussions in Congress should be discontinued. Congress (both parties) knows very well that we will breach it when we hand out goodies & don't balance it with revenue increases. It moves from one hand to other so it is like funny money.
LewisBraham
August 10
The Multiplier Effect is not funny money: https://investopedia.com/terms/m/multipliereffect.asp
msf
August 10
Here I was all set to go with CBO scoring, PAYGO, ten year deficit neutral budgets, how waivers circumvent that (e.g. allowing the 2017 tax cuts despite their soaring deficits). And how there's a fundamental disconnect between the debt ceiling and budgeting, since the former is retrospective (must pay for money already spent or committed) while the latter is prospective.
https://budget.house.gov/publications/report/faqs-paygo
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/11/14/16651184/gop-tax-bill-medicare-cut-paygo
Then you give a good, terse, two word response: "multiplier effect".
bee
August 10
Not part of the infrastructure vote:
Democrats did not include an increase in the federal debt limit, which will have to be passed soon after Congress returns to work next month, along with a stop-gap spending bill to keep the government open after the fiscal year ends Sept. 30. That means an increase in the debt limit would not be eligible for the lower simple-majority threshold for budget-related legislation and be vulnerable to a filibuster unless at least 10 Republicans and all 50 senators who caucus with Democrats vote to limit debate.
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davidrmoran
August 10
I am interested also in the nonmonetary 'multiplier effects', retrospective reimagining of other outcomes and projected paths for current policy decisions:
https://messaging-custom-newsletters.nytimes.com/template/oakv2?campaign_id=116&emc=edit_pk_20210810&instance_id=37566&nl=paul-krugman&productCode=PK&regi_id=22268089&segment_id=65854&te=1&uri=nyt://newsletter/2ec0aedf-343d-5cee-8f35-687fb996a3fa&user_id=83d45440ead1d14c2a89a1e7221337d1
Crash
August 10
"...Basically, enhancing the social safety net for children is an investment in the future, and the available evidence suggests that it’s an investment with high returns..." Why just kids????? SINGLE PAYER HEALTHCARE!!!!! Ah, but too many goddam vested interests. Yes. That's right. | {
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2,356 | We saw this house yesterday on our approach into Fernandina. A little taste of the architecture to come, as Fernandina Beach was apparently an early “snowbird” destination and the flocks built many Victorian homes here . . .
as well as what I would call “Florida Beach Bungalows.”
. . . and a reminder that this is a town with not one but TWO paper mills, one north of the marina —
— and one south of the marina.
Yes it’s a charming town!
There are many gift shops and little restaurants so it’s quite obvious that they are geared toward the tourist industry. They’ve done a nice job maintaining the appearance, including the use of the original railroad station as the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center. I’m guessing that the “normal” clientele here is different from who we are: for the most part everything is either too glittery, too cute, or too expensive for us. Granted that may have something to do with the fact that we are living in a tiny space which has no room for 8” glass Christmas ornaments, or 10” carved wooden pirates, and that we are trying to be as frugal as possible. Nonetheless, the buildings are definitely Southern. From the Post Office. . .
. . . to the Florida House Inn, which apparently is the oldest surviving Inn in Florida.
I thought this one was pretty cool, with its wonderful paint choices. . .
And I took this one to remind myself that yes indeed we are in Florida, where hibiscus plants grow outside quite happily in the warm sunshine along Center Street in Fernandina Beach . . .
even though today it was 48 degrees, misting rain, and wind howling at 15 to 20 knots early, finally dying down to 10 to 15 around noon. I am SO GLAD I brought earmuffs, gloves, and my fleece-lined LL Bean Windbreaker. I used them all today.
And I am SO GLAD we weren’t going out St. Andrew Sound into the ocean today. Geesch.
This evening while I was taking Niya for her walk, we met up with two dogs we had met in St. Simons Island — different dog-walker, but I recognized the dogs. He was from the blue sail boat that left moments before we did yesterday morning from St. Simons Island, and they only arrived here this afternoon. He said that they had gone aground in The Crooked River, along with another sail boat. They were fortunate that they were right side up for the whole four hours they waited for the return of the tide. The other sail boat was not so lucky, as they were lying on their side. We’ve not only been lucky (because I KNOW we’ve gone through shallows when we’ve had no business being there!) but I also know that Hans has worked hard to learn how to read the water. Which of course only works when conditions are right, and that’s where the luck part comes in.
So here’s the thing about shrimp and grits. I had a great experience in Georgetown, SC, where the shrimp boats come in. It was really good, tasty, and worth another try. Tonight we had dinner at Brett’s Waterway Cafe, right here at the Fernandina Harbor Marina. Reportedly “good value for the money, but a bit pricey.” I had shrimp and grits, and it BLEW AWAY what I had in Georgetown! There was SO MUCH FLAVOR! Red and green peppers (just the right amount!), fresh diced tomatoes, carrots (just a few), the ham and sausage were more evident, smokier, tastier, bigger chunks, but not too many of them. The shrimp. . . the shrimp were tender and tasted like shrimp, sweet tender shrimp, not rubbery. The menu boasted, “Tasso Ham, Red-Eye Gravy, Anson Mills Cheese Grits.” I shook the hand of the chef after this one, literally, and told him that this Northern woman had been converted to Southern with his shrimp and grits. Oh my oh my oh my. . . . Y’all heah this now? There’s gonna be a bit a’ drawl from this New Yawkah. I have eaten Suthin’ heaven.
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Barbara Ronis on December 13, 2012 at 9:21 pm said:
Am enjoying all this. Pictures are great as well as the narrative. Love Barbara
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Diane Koch on December 13, 2012 at 9:33 pm said:
OK, Have been following your blog since the beginning & love your writing & awesome pictures. (Camera is the bomb or maybe it’s the photog?) Especially enjoy your first impressions on the places we’ve been many times which renews our experiences as well. Keep on havin’ a grand time and documenting it all for memories that will be forever….Have Fun!
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chesapklady on December 13, 2012 at 9:59 pm said:
The whole thing IS THE BOMB, Diane! We are so psyched by this whole experience. . . having followed all of you much more experienced cruisers for whom I can only hope that it’s not all “old hat,” we appreciate every post, every note, every story you guys have ever sent out there into the ether. I know that our next time will be different, because everywhere we go I see alternatives. . . the other path. Today we are in a marina, next time we’re here we’ll [fill in the blank.] It will be different, better or not, it will be new, exciting, and I feel so blessed (not speaking as a religious person here) that we have these options.
Thanks so much for following our blog as it makes it quite a bit more worth doing, and please stay in touch!
Peggy and Hans
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Maureen Obryant on December 13, 2012 at 11:33 pm said:
I think you misspelled paper mills as it should be “piper mills” ! Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2012 02:02:26 +0000 To: mosey626@hotmail.com
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chesapklady on December 14, 2012 at 7:05 am said:
Piper MEALS, right? 😀
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Francine on December 14, 2012 at 1:01 am said:
So, here I sit in Tucson and thanks to your trip, I’m havig a vicarious trip!!! I can almost smell the food you’ve been describing!!!! And did I mention the wonderful pictures????
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vac on December 14, 2012 at 1:17 am said:
I thought the brick building in Fernandina Beach was the highlight of that visit! What a beauty!
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2,357 | It’s Research Wednesday! Where I share the latest, or most fascinating, in the science of friendship.
“While being a CEO may come with prestige and financial benefits, a study by RHR International, a global executive talent development firm, revealed that the high-ranking position is often accompanied by isolation. Public company CEOs are particularly susceptible to such moods, with nearly half having feelings of loneliness compared with 31 percent of private company CEOs.” (“Bosses Say It Is, Indeed, Lonely At The Top” ; LiveScience.com 6/12/2012)
I’ve never been a boss.
I don’t know that I ever thought about that until writing this post, but I’ve never managed employees or had anyone report to me. I’ve never had my own office, either. When it came to the workplace, I was never in danger of being lonely. My 9-5 days were spent in open cubicles, where I could (and did) just yell across the aisle if I wanted to chat with someone.
Had I been a boss, though, especially a big-time top-of-the-food-chain type, it seems it would have only hurt my BFF dilemma.
Apparently, all those old sayings are sayings for a reason, and the whole “lonely at the top” thing holds up. The above study found that not only do CEOs feel lonely, but that loneliness can negatively affect their ability to do their job. According to Business News Daily, “50 percent of CEOs felt secluded in the position and of this group, 61 percent felt that this seclusion was a hindrance to their performance. Not surprisingly, first-time CEOs were more negatively affected by this loneliness, with 70 percent reporting that it hurt them…”
I used to dream of being a magazine Editor-in-Chief. I know that’s not the same as being a CEO, but it was as close to that role as I ever wished for. It’s a rough gig, though. All that power doesn’t earn you any friends. I hate to think that people have to choose between career success and social success, and that’s probably why I’d be that annoying boss who met you at the water cooler in the morning and was all “So, how good is the new Bieber song?” (Hint: This is the exact wrong way to earn the friendship of your employees. Unless you work at Tiger Beat. Which would make you awesome.)
Any bosses out there? Have you found that it gets lonelier as you climb the career ladder?
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6 responses to “The Hard Facts: Lonely At The Top”
phendee
June 13, 2012 at 6:40 am
I too have been a boss. However, I did have the “Big Office”. I’m now retired from all that. But, I am still reminded of those days as my wife is now “The Boss”. Today I see a lot of my old days in the grind. She is very lonely. I’ve often pointed out to her that she has no friends that she/we socialize with. I sometimes think that at this point she has actually lost the ability to have any friends. I also feel this issue has effected our marriage. She comes home from work, grabs her glass of wine and her iPad – And that’s it ’till 10:00 P.M. when we go to bed. There is no conversation most nights, intimate or otherwise. If, after 40 years of marriage, she can’t do this, why would I expect her to have, and maintain, any friend(s). She has also pointed out how many friends I have, both male and female. I think the bottom line (business term) is that the corporate success will not only damage your life at work, it can also damage your marriage.
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MegansBeadedDesigns
June 13, 2012 at 8:29 am
I wonder if it makes a difference how many friends outside of the workplace these individuals have. When I have been in supervisor positions, I did find it difficult to be friends with the people under me (they could just be faking it because they HAVE to be nice to me), but it didn’t hurt my friendships outside of work. I’ve never been a big fan of making friends where I work anyways, all you would ever talk about it work when hanging out.
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creativenoshing
June 13, 2012 at 10:06 am
I’ve never been a boss, but I think it is whatever personality you have becoming a boss. I have had bosses that were nice and would stand behind you and you felt loyalty to that had plenty of friends. I have had bosses that lived at work and micro managed everything you do and didnt trust any of their employees work, completely alienating themselves from the natural ebb and flow of the work environment.
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Lynn
June 13, 2012 at 10:17 am
This is a phenomenal commencement speech given at West Point in 2009 on leadership and solitude. It’s an oldie but a goodie, reinforcing the reality that being a good leader means being comfortable alone.
http://theamericanscholar.org/solitude-and-leadership/#more-6736
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Kelly Forrester
June 13, 2012 at 10:46 am
Great question! I’ve been the boss/manager. It sucked and I sucked at it. I’ve since learned a lot. Once when I thought I had a true friend at work which felt good by the way, something happened to make me realize that she was just sucking up to me. My co-workers couldn’t just be themselves even though I kept everything they said confidential and to myself. They were always afraid of their jobs and that was how the company I worked at liked it.
At the end of my corporate life, I didn’t manage people, just projects. I had an office, they had cubes.Getting to know them for real left me vulnerable and less effective in my work position. The times I opened up became huge liabilities. For me, it was better not to know too many details about the worker bees especially when my opinion was asked when it came to layoff time. I feel sad as I write that because it doesn’t have to be that way. It just was.
Until the kids grew up and I divorced, I worked too many hours to invest in relationships outside work. I’ll spare you the details on that. So, my response is that you can have outside friends if you invest the time and energy into it but friends at work while you are the boss? Didn’t work for me; at least not where I worked.
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Shannon
June 13, 2012 at 4:55 pm
“Getting to know them for real left me vulnerable and less effective in my work position.”
I totally agree. I was a manager once and also I don’t think I was very good at it. If I could avoid managing people the rest of my career, I would, but it will become inevitable as I (hopefully) climb the ranks.
I, too, learned a lot from the experience, but unfortunately the closer I got to my team the harder it was to provide feedback. Come review time, it made it more difficult to point out areas for improvement (which we ALL have) while teetering on that line of friend/manager. I actually had a former supervisor at the time kindly tell me I may have been getting too close to one of my employees and it turned out he was right. It became even more awkward when I tried to slowly pull back on that friendship in order to maintain effectiveness in my job, which is really what I was being paid for.
I think if you’re able to connect with peers, however, it doesn’t have to be so bad. For a CEO, that’s clearly more difficult, but if they were someone who was promoted from within the company, would the friendships built along the way suddenly just disappear? Change, sure…but just go away? I’d hope not. The article definitely makes sense, which is really too bad. Maybe the CEOs of the world should form their own bff circle…just saying 🙂 | {
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Recent studies on the new luxury Asian travelers revealed their habits and as well their goals. They want to go outside of the continent. The favorite destinations are South America and Africa. They ask for luxury. But they also want to express their individuality in the choice. It is necessary to give them a tailor-made proposal. The tourists want exclusivity. It has to be united to the preferences and the taste.
Asian travelers online
Instagram plays an important role. The popular social network gives to Asian travelers ideas for their trips. It is able, through the tour operators pages. They catch their attention and they suggest them some destinations and certain excursions. The Asian luxury travelers prefer to buy a complete experience. Those clients don’t want to purchase a single excursion. Because they want everything organized. People ask for a holiday package complete. They want to include the journey, hotel and so on. They are interested in five stars accommodation, main brands, premium flights ad excellent food.
Asian travelers are ready to take into consideration new destinations. But everything must be perfect. Some tourists are happy to tell how they walked to a base camp on Everest. Then they move with a private helicopter to a luxurious five stars hotel. In the South-East of Asia, luxury travel sales increased by 8-9% per year. The growth is really more fast than in Europe or Northern America. Asia became a very important market for the tourism sector. That’s why it is convenient to work on international standards. In hotels, on planes and also in restaurants.
The tourism market is changing. There are more travelers than tourists. There are also new destinations on their plans. | {
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2,363 | The Recording Academy has announced "The Daily Show" host and GRAMMY-nominated comedian Trevor Noah as host of the 2021 GRAMMYs on Sunday, March 14. This will be the first time Noah will host Music's Biggest Night. "Despite the fact that I am extremely disappointed that the GRAMMYs have refused to have me sing or be nominated for Best Pop Album, I am thrilled to be hosting this auspicious event," Noah said in a statement. "I think as a one-time GRAMMY nominee, I am the best person to provide a shoulder to all the amazing artists who do not win on the night because I too know the pain of not winning the award! (This is a metaphorical shoulder, I'm not trying to catch Corona). See you at the 63rd GRAMMYs!" "With a knack for keeping viewers engaged and entertained, Trevor is the per...
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Grammy awards postponed until March over COVID-19
The Grammy music awards slated for January 31 in Los Angeles have been postponed until March over COVID-19, which has been rapidly spreading in California. The Recording Academy released a statement saying it rescheduled the show to March 14, a week earlier than the date briefly listed on its website. "The deteriorating COVID situation in Los Angeles, with hospital services being overwhelmed, ICUs having reached capacity, and new guidance from state and local governments have all led us to conclude that postponing our show was the right thing to do," organizers said. "Nothing is more important than the health and safety of those in our music community and the hundreds of people who work tirelessly on producing the show." The ceremony's delay comes less than a month before it wa...
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Nicki Minaj has also slammed the GRAMMY Awards and the Recording Academy while reflecting on how she lost Best New Artist in 2012. Shortly after the 2021 Grammy Award nominations were revealed on Tuesday, the rapper took to Twitter to suggest the organisers have been regularly getting things wrong after they failed to reward her with Best New Artist in 2012. During the 2012 Grammys, Bon Iver beat Nicki and other nominees including Skrillex, J. Cole, and The Band Perry for the highly coveted award. She wrote on Twitter: "Never forget the Grammys didn't give me my best new artist award when I had 7 songs simultaneously charting on Billboard & bigger first week than any female rapper in the last decade—went on to inspire a generation," she wrote to her 21 million fo...
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Grammy Renames Controversial ‘Urban Contemporary’ Category
The Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy awards on Wednesday June 10 announced a number of changes to its category names, including changing "urban contemporary" to "progressive R&B." The announcement was made amid growing criticism of the term “urban” which generalized genres including hip-hop and R&B, belittling the innovation of black music. The Recording Academy said the changes had been made to ensure its awards were "inclusive and reflect[ed] the current state of the music industry". The statement read in part; “The renamed category is intended to highlight albums that include the more progressive elements of R&B and may include samples and elements of hip-hop, rap, dance, and electronic music. It may also incorporate production ele...
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The Recording Academy has announced American rapper and businessman, Sean “Diddy” Combs as the 2020 Grammy Salute To Industry Icons honoree in recognition of his 25-year career and “continuous influence on the music industry and beyond.” The acclaimed music producer who just celebrated his 50th birthday will get to celebrate his decades-long career at The Recording Academy’s Pre-Grammy Gala on January 25, a day before the annual awards ceremony. According to a statement by Clive Davis, co-host of the Pre-GRAMMY Gala, said Combs “fully deserves this wonderful recognition. “It’s personally so gratifying that Sean “Puffy” Combs is this year’s icon,” he said. “From his past innovative and creative contributions right from the very inception of the hip hop revolu...
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The Recording Academy has reacted to reports of a leaked winners list for the 2019 Grammy Awards. The Academy has reportedly also reached out to their legal team about potential legal action. In a statement shared with Billboard, the Recording Academy spokesperson says: There is no legitimacy to this. Grammy Awards results are not shared, even with Recording Academy staff members, until the day of the Grammy Awards ceremony, when names of the recipients are delivered by Deloitte in sealed envelopes. There was a tweet circulating that allegedly leaked some of the 2019 Grammy winners. The tweet’s attached video also showed an alleged winners’ list from the Recording Academy’s website and also claims to have seen a deeper list of winners from a supposed hack of the site.
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Beyoncé Dominates 2017 Grammy Nominations
The 2017 Grammy nominations have been announced by the Recording Academy. The 59th annual awards will be given out in 83 categories, most subdivided by genre (rock, country, rap, etc.). Four of those categories — Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist — are open to music from every genre. The nominations are led by Beyoncé, who landed nine nominations for her monumental hit Lemonade, including nominations in the Album, Record, and Song of the Year categories, with the latter two nominations for “Formation.” The only other artist to land nominations in all three of those top categories is Adele, nominated for her album 25 and its hit “Hello.” Despite that achievement, Adele managed only one other nomination across the field. Following Beyoncé a...
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Queen Mary London Scholarship is currently available for all international students who wish to study in London.
For students at Queen Mary, this scholarship offers free accommodation for the duration of your course plus an annual allowance of £4,000 for living expenses. Open to students from care or low household incomes who do not currently live within the M25.
Chevening Awards
Level of study: Postgraduate
Queen Mary London Scholarship Student requirements
All 12 month full-time Masters courses are eligible for this award. Those starting in January or lasting longer than 12 months are not eligible. Chevening Scholarships are available for students from all nationalities except those from the EU or USA. Chevening Scholars also benefit from a year-long programme of events helping you experience the best of British culture and to make the most of your time in the UK.
Application details
Applications will open 5 August, and the deadline is 5th November 2019.
Funding type: Bursary and fees coverage
Paid to successful student
Per year
Further funding details
All Chevening awards cover full overseas tuition fees, as well as providing a stipend for living costs, air-fares, and a variety of other expenses.
Application deadline
Expected November 2020
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2,366 | For many of us the weekend was spent struggling with the question: how do we worship after Lonmin? I remembered preaching the Sunday after Eugene Terre’blanche was murdered, that Sunday was a difficult sermon, but at least many of us felt like we had some consensus on what had to be said. My sermon focused on reconciliation, and in the sermon I could point to many people from diverse backgrounds who all called for the same thing: reconciliation.
This Sunday was more complex. Do we pray for the police, striking workers, government leaders? Should we pray for an end to violence or for a more just economy? I insisted on Saturday that the ethical challenge facing us is to insist that this event be interpreted in the broader context of a South Africa culture of violence (and other aspects which we might discover allowed this to happen). In the liturgy I believed it was not the time to identity either the police or the striking workers as the root of the problem. Tom Smith suggested that the only thing appropriate for this Sunday’s liturgy was lament. To my mind this was correct, and following some guidelines on using the Psalms in liturgical lament, our small church service in the inner-city cried out to God that things are not going well, and we focused on the fact that at times the church pray “Our God, our God, why have you forsaken us”.
I reflect on this in order to say that the presidential call for a week of mourning has some overlap with an appropriate Christian response to Marikana. The overlap should be recognized, but the limitations for the church following government into this week’s mourning should also be noted. I don’t want to downplay the public rituals of mourning that will be visible throughout the country this week. I think those are important, and I support president Zuma’s call. But as Christians I believe there should be more to our week (week? and then?) of mourning.
Typically mourning involves an expression of deep sorrow for the death of another, often accompanied with public symbols such as the wearing of black clothes, and in this case flags hanging half mast. According to some reports, Zuma added, and again I want to agree entirely with the importance of this, that part of our mourning should include reflecting “on the sanctity of human life and the right to life as enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic”. But I do want to add two things for the church.
First, when entering a time of lament, the church cannot only give expression to deep sorrow. Our sorrow cannot be disconnected from the plea that God will change our society. Our sorrow cannot be disconnected from a process of committing to justice. I don’t yet know what justice will imply at Marikana. I don’t yet know what exactly justice will mean in the relationship between rich and poor in the coming months and years. But I know that as a Christian I cannot enter into a time of lament following Marikana without simultaneously being formed towards a commitment to participating in the reign of God at Marikana and beyond.
From this I want to add a second aspect which I believe is crucial at the moment. In some way we are all connected to Marikana. Marikana was not merely a once-off event, but it was a mirror of our society. Our time of lament should call us into a time of self-reflection, not merely feeling sorrow for those who suffer, but also asking how we are embedded in what happened. I say this not as a way of pre-empting our analysis, but rather as a call that social analysis involve self-reflection. I don’t doubt that we will have to talk about police reform (again!) in the coming months. We will rethink our labour union systems and in particular how they are related to big businesses and political parties. We will have to (again!) fix our eyes on the growing economic inequality. We will ask questions from multi-national companies and wonder how exactly their future in South Africa should look. The list goes on.
But if we are serious about saying that “never, never again”, and about going beyond finding a guilty party so that we can go on with our lives, happy that someone will pay the price, then it will require that we also see how we participate in keeping aspects of society which lead to further violence in place. This is not merely the work of social analysis, it is an act of spiritual discernment. This week, I believe the text which should lead us might be “Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting” (Psalm 139:23-24). From such a spirituality we might be able to engage in a process of public social analysis and critique, something which is too important to merely leave in the hands of official committees, but which is too sensitive to allow the continuing throwing around of wild theories which merely implicate our favourite guilty party. We cannot speak of lament if we continue to act as if this tragedy might merely give us the final evidence for what we have been saying all along.
So we mourn this week. But our mourning involve more than sorrow, it involved the prayers “let your kingdom come, let your will be done” and “forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us”. Only in this way can be prepare ourselves to insist on and contribute to an uncovering of the injustice of Marikana and a more peaceful future.
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2,372 | it seeks "Palestinian secondary school students" in order to get them to participate in a study-in-the-USA initiative for high school students during the 2018-2019 school year.
And where do these students live? See the second green-outlined box below:
That pretty much excludes thousands of Jews, it would seem.
Jews cannot be "Palestinians"?
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Saturday, January 28, 2017
Latest Graphic Zionism Examples
My "artwork":-
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Friday, January 27, 2017
Peace Now's Misleading Map
This map is in a campaign promoting a two-state solution sponsored by Peace Now.
Although it is used to display public opinion poll percentages, it nevertheless, totally misrepresents the reality on the ground and is misleading.
Wrong area of what two-states would look like, no topography, straight lines as borders, etc.
Yikes.
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Thursday, January 26, 2017
The Difference Between Construction in Shiloh and...in Shiloh
As my readers know well, the construction and building (and even planning) of houses, schools and other edifices as well as fields, orchards and hothouses are headline material, a subject for UN deliberations, fodder for campus strife and what not.
I live in Shiloh in the Benjamin Region and sort of suffer from all this hullabaloo.
Unlike other Shiloh residents, like those in Illinois, USA.
Here's their barn problem.
Barn problem?
Yes, a problem with a barn:-
The Shiloh Board of Trustees remains divided on how to move forward with the dilapidated Red Barn that continues to sit at the end of Country Lane. Do they pass the bid opening up to $400,000 to restore the building for a new Cultural Arts Center? Or do they tear it down and construct a new building for the center?
After much deliberation, the board remained split during its Jan. 23 committee at large meeting 3-3. Shiloh Mayor Jim Vernier cast the swing vote to pass moving the bid opening to a $300,000 maximum, and a $400,000 finance proposal for the Red Barn rehabilitation. A final vote is expected to take place next month during the full board meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6.
Village Administrator John Marquart informed the board that the village qualified for a tax exempt note on a loan with Commerce Bank locally for $400,000 to finance the initial improvements.
Trustees Mark Kurtz, Greg O’Neil and Bob Weilmuenster voted in opposition, while Colleen Powers, Tina Warchol and Kurt Burrelsman approved the maximum bid amount be reduced from $400,000 to $300,000.
Just think about that.
And can you imagine me talking about "Greater Shiloh"?
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Read more here: http://www.bnd.com/news/local/community/ofallon-progress/article128658914.html#storylink=cpy
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Wednesday, January 25, 2017
On the Issue of Status Quo
Moslems Violate Status Quo at Wailing Wall; Jerusalem Jews Protest to Government
November 22, 1928Jerusalem (Nov. 21)
The Jews of Jerusalem filed another solemn protest with the District Commissioner of the Holy City and were given new assurances of a further investigation as steps taken by the Moslem Supreme Council were clearly seen as a violation of the status quo of the Jewish Holy Site.
A hospice has been established by the Moslems in the house adjacent to the Wailing Wall, and they are establishing a Home for the Aged in another house nearby. In addition a Muedzin appears on the roof of a house adjacent to that corner of the Wall where on Saturday the Aron Kodesh, the Ark containing the Holy Scrolls’ is placed. The Muedzin comes out five times daily to call Moslems to prayer.
Mohamed Ali, famous Indian Moslem leader, arrived in Jerusalem today. Some political significance was ascribed to his visit, in connection with the Wailing Wall agitation, and the government of Palestine was somewhat hesitant about admitting him to the country. The demand for granting him a visa was pressed by the Moslem Supreme Council which argued that the government should permit Mohamed Ali to enter the country, since it permitted Vladimir Jabotinsky to do so.
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Jabotinsky a Victim of 'Fake News' ... in 1932
From here:
Mr. Jabotinsky Explains His Dynamite Speech: Letter to “The Times”: England, Not Jews Whom I Accused of Potential Dynamite
January 27, 1932London (Jan. 26)
Mr. Vladimir Jabotinsky has a long letter in to-day’s issue of the “Times” explaining what he meant by his speech to the Revisionist Conference in Warsaw, the report of which in the “Times” contained a passage attributing to him the statement that “Jews might become the dynamite which would blow up the British Empire.”
This is most inaccurate, Mr. Jabotinsky declares, for it was not to Jews but to another (and much more formidable) community that I referred as to a potential reservoir of human “dynamite”. (Mr. Jabotinsky, in his original letter indicated Islam as being the other community, but the “Times” made the change in printing the text).
But I especially resent the wording of your cable, Mr. Jabotinsky goes on, because it sounds as though I suggested that “Jews” wished or might wish harm to the British Empire. So far I have heard of no Jew who does. It is one of our racial weaknesses (too often taken advantage of) that with us resentment does not necessarily imply the desire for revenge; and “the Empire” really bears no responsibility for England’s action as Mandatory in Palestine.
On the other hand, he says, the object of my present mise au point is by no means apologetic. On the contrary, your cable’s epitome of my Warsaw speech was in some ways rather an under-statement. It was England, not the Jews, whom I accused of playing with “dynamite” – with a store of potential high explosive consisting of some 300,000,000 units; and what seems likely to be “blown up” as a result of such practice is, I said, something much bigger and more important even than the British Empirenamely, the world’s stability.
I beg leave to quote the essence of those two passages in my Warsaw speech to which your cable evidently referred, Mr. Jabotinsky continues, one dealing with “Jews” and the other with “dynamite”. The first: “Our experience with England as Mandatory for Palestine has resulted in making 15,000,000 people lose faith in a nation whose name, to every Jew, has always stood for straightforward moral earnestness. The Mandatory has become an unmitigated hindrance to any progress of Zionism. The realisation threatens to drive the Jewish masses, especially our youth, along a very dangerous road. The youth of a people faced with such plight as ours cannot live without some kind of faith; faith either in a great restoration or in a great destruction. England acts as though she wished to set ablaze 15,000,000 toches of despair scattered in every corner of the world.”
The second passage is: “But this is not the only game of world incendiarism in which some English agencies now seem to engage. There is an even bigger one going on just now: I mean the systematic galvanisation of pan-Islamic fanaticism in its most medieval and reactionary form. Jerusalem is being converted into a centre of incitement vying with the worst efforts of the Muscovite Comintern, a centre from which innumerable sticks of dynamite are to be showered all round, threatening not only our Jewish settlers in Palestine but also the whole of Europe’s colonial system. It is not to us Jews, it is to some of the mightiest nations of Europe that England may soon have to render accounts for this shortsighted and dangerous gamble with the world’s security conducted under her aegis”.
WHAT THE “TIMES” LEFT OUT
The “Times” stops here. Mr. Jabotinsky’s letter, however, contained the following additional two paragraphs:
This is what I actually said, and here I repeat and confirm it. Let me warn all concerned against attempts to shout down the feelings here expressed as those of one single faction or one single person. It would be blindness not to realise that the natural reaction to all this must inevitably be the rise of a strong anti-English feeling among all sections of Jewry not living under the British crown. In this term, anti-English feeling, I imply no hint of a futile threat: no Jew dreams of trying “reprisals”, nor would it save us if we tried. But the feeling itself is a fact; it grows and spreads and deepens day by day, and it can no longer be stemmed.
It is with the profoundest regret that I state this undeniable truth. There are even in England, some who know how stubbornly my friends and I have stuck to the last trench in trying to keep up our people’s waning faith in England. It was we who have for years, and even as late as the 1931 Zionist Congress, endeavoured to persuade our masses that the main defaulters were the Palestine bureaucracy and the Zionist leadership; but that there still remained England’s collective conscience as our Court of Appeal, and if we only could reach it it would redress all our wrongs. I wish we could still go on preaching the same doctrine for it can do our people no good, in its present unparalleled distress, to have to admit that a pledge meant to endorse a national hope of such universally revered sacredness can be turned into a mockery. But a moment comes when even the most desirable illusion can no longer be maintained in the face of cruel realities.
See here, too, on the matter. And "trembling Israelite" Eder.
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And Arab propaganda was rampant then:
Jabotinsky Terms Allegation of Arab Delegation “Invention”
May 12, 1930London (May. 10)
The allegation of the Arab delegation to the United States that Vladimir Jabotinsky, leader of the Zionist Revisionists, had once said that "the Zionists will only allow enough Arabs to remain in Palestine to be hewers of wood and drawers of water" is an invention, the Executive of the Revisionist Organization here declared today after receiving word from Mr. Jabotinsky. Emir Ardel Arslan, head of the Arab delegation, made this assertion in an interview with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in New York, April 29.
What Mr. Jabotinsky did say is incorporated in the report of the Palestine Inquiry Commission (page 176). He said "there is not one Zionist who really dreams of ousting the existing rural population of Palestine. Suppose that practically all the available land in Palestine is occupied by fellaheen who actually work it. I would say, irrespective of whether I desire to oust them or not, it is impossible. They will remain, therefore, nothing remains for me. Then I would try another avenue.
"Perhaps it is possible, despite all, to constitute a nation simply by urban population, waiting for such time when the intensification of cultivation will allow the Arabs to live on a smaller area so that we can buy the remainder. If I came to the conclusion that that cannot be done, I would go to the Jews and say, ‘Commit suicide or go and become, I do not know what, Bolsheviks, anything, because you have no hope’."
And he wasn't the only victim.
Nor was this a one-off.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Quiz: False News Term
What year and in which circumstances this written?
Fourthly, all parties undertake to use vigorous means to prevent any unfair act in party strife, such as libel, slander, insult to individuals or groups, the spreading of false news, denunciations, or insults to the symbols, flags or uniforms of the opponents.
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Ah, Another Double Standard
In the Guardian you can read of how "Iran is engineering population swaps in Syria".
Labib al-Nahas, the chief of foreign relations for Ahrar al-Sham, who led negotiations in Istanbul, said Tehran was seeking to create areas it could control. “Iran was very ready to make a full swap between the north and south. They wanted a geographical continuation into Lebanon. Full sectarian segregation is at the heart of the Iranian project in Syria. They are looking for geographical zones that they can fully dominate and influence. This will have repercussions on the entire region.
and here is a screen-snap:
But isn't Israel accused of a war crime on the basis of Geneva 1949?
Convention (IV) relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War. Geneva, 12 August 1949.DEPORTATIONS, TRANSFERS, EVACUATIONSARTICLE 49
Individual or mass forcible transfers, as well as deportations of protected persons from occupied territory to the territory of the Occupying Power or to that of any other country, occupied or not, are prohibited, regardless of their motive.
Another double-standard?
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The Vagaries of Minor Zionist Hisory
Published in the JTA, December 19, 1934:
Jabotinsky’s Clothing is Stolen by Burglars
London (Dec. 18)
Burglars last night broke into the London residence of Vladimir Jabotinsky, head of the world Zionist Revisionist organization, and escaped with practically his entire wardrobe.
Other property was also taken. As a result Mr. Jabotinsky will have to re-outfit himself completely to attend a Revisionist conference in Poland before his departure for the United States later this month.
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Monday, January 23, 2017
"By Demanding It"
Jabotinsky is quiet and forceful, with the assured air of a man who sees a sharply defined vision, totally lacking in confusion or compromise, which he knows must be realized. That vision is a Jewish nation in Palestine.
“How can the Jews achieve a true Homeland in the Holy Land?” the reporter asked him.
“By demanding it,” Jabotinsky said quietly.
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The CIA Does the Irgun
From a report dated September 1, 1944, six months after Menachem Begin declared the Revolt:
Oh to be fanatical.
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When Beinart's Hero Called My Hero a Fascist
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise is Peter Beinart's hero.
Back in 1935, during Ze'ev Jabotinsky's visit to the United States*, Wise took exception to Jabo's policies and used the term "fascism":
“Revisionism on the ethical-social side runs counter to every ideal and idealism of the Jewish people and of the Jewish tradition. Revisionism does not mean peace in Palestine. Revisionism speaks of peace in Palestine but it actually means war in Palestine against the Jewish workers, war in Palestine upon the Jewish pioneers, above all, war in the name of truce upon all that for which Jews have stood and fought and died throughout the ages.
“I grieve to say it, for my battle is not with Jabotinsky but with Hitlerism and with Nazism, but the truth is that Revisionism is a species of Fascism in Yiddish or Hebrew, uttering its commands in the Hebrew language and therefore doubly baleful to us who believe that Hebrew should be the medium of a forward-looking hope, not of a dangerously reactionary movement. We zionists cannot accept Revisionism. We cannot support its leadership because we are resolved to be true to the Jewish tradition. For all that is best in Jewish life is permanently and indissolubly allied with the social and democratic ideals of our day and age even though for a time these have come under the displeasure and the shadow of the forces of wealth as is conscienceless and power that is limitless.”
Other reasons given by Rabbi Wise for his rejection of the Revisionist program are, “because Revisionism regards lightly and inadvisedly the claims of the Arabs in Palestine,” and “because the whole tradition of the Jewish people is against militarism.”
Here's a news report from March 28 on Jabo's response:
A sharply worded attack on Rabbi Stephen S. Wise was made here last night by Vladimir Jabotinsky, Revisionist leader, addressing a large audience in Chicago Orchestra Hall.
Taking exception to the recent attack made by Rabbi Wise on the Revisionist movement, Jabotinsky charged that Rabbi Wise has never made a study of the Revisionist program and based his allegations only on a superficial knowledge.
The meeting was opened by H. L. Meites, editor and publisher of an Anglo-Jewish weekly in Chicago. Mr. Meites, in his opening speech, told of the severe opposition which he encountered from various opposing groups in preparing the meeting. Charles P. Schwartz presided.
Mr. Jabotinsky started with an objection to Rabbi Wise’s characterizing the Revisionists as “Fascists.” He declared that the use of this term is an extremely serious matter.
“That is not a term of derogation,” Mr. Jabotinsky said, “but a name of a political belief of a power that is still friendly to the Jews. If such careless use is made of this term in a fight among the Jews, we face the danger of enrolling a new power among the ranks of our enemies, a power we need and need badly.”
“Rabbi Wise says that we are against social justice,” Mr. Jabotinsky continued. “I cannot understand his misuse of the word ‘justice.’ All one has to do is to pick up a dictionary and look up the meaning of this word. We object to the whole class war ideology and psychology and we do not want it in Palestine.”
Replying to Rabbi Wise’s assertion that the Revisionists advocate militarism, Mr. Jabotinsky said, “All one has to do is to get someone who can read and understand Hebrew and read our party program printed in Hebrew. He will then see how ridiculous it is to charge us with militarism. All we advocate is merely the protection of Jews in Palestine, since the British army in Palestine is not large enough to insure Jewish life and limb. We do not want a Jewish army. What we are doing is to prepare ourselves to have our own protection in case of necessity,” Jabotinsky explained.
Beinart still uses 'fascism' epithetically.
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UPDATE
I now have found this, Jabotinsky's reply to Wise:
Long ago, an unkind American Jew told me this about Dr. Stephen Wise: “He has one great quality”, he says what he thinks; but he has one great defect, he doesn’t think.”
I now begin to see how such an opinion, rather widespread in America, could have arisen. For “thinking” really implies also inquiring, and thoroughly inquiring; what is known as “documentation.” Dr. Wise, in his recent attack on Revisionism, has been singularly careless about consulting authentic sources or documents to get his facts.
“Revisionism demands sacrifices from Labor only, but not from Capital?” Our Vienna conference resolution of 1928, which proclaimed the Arbitration principle, clearly says, black on white: The Board of Arbitration shall have the right to fix both the minimum of fair wages for Labor and the maximum of fair profit on capital. The resolution, further, outlaws both strike and lockout as well as (“boycott of Jewish labor by Jewish employers”). Besides the principle of compulsory arbitration, by its very nature, is bound to hit both ways: honest arbitrators sometimes rule against the workers’ demands and sometimes against the employers’.
One might fear bias if it were a question of arbitrators appointed by a government but in our scheme, the arbitrators are to be elected by common consent of both the workers’ and the employers’ organizations. Those who have the habit of thinking before they speak would see the difference.
Elimination of strikes is “reactionary?” Let me recommend to Dr. Wise, for his documentation, one of the volumes he seems to have overlooked. A good authority on what is reactionary and what is progressive is the League of Nations: and, insofar as social problems are concerned, particularly its international labor office in Geneva. (run mostly by Socialists). This office published in 1933 a report of some 700 pages under the title “Conciliation and Arbitration in Industrial Disputes.” Now observe how this book defines “the general purpose” of that portion of the League of Nations Covenant “on which the International Labor organization is based”: “the improvement of the economic and social position of the workers, and the removal of the existing antagonism between employers and workers by peaceful means.” And further, in general conclusions, “conciliations and arbitration are thus a symbol of that idea of the community of interests between workers, employers is the basis of modern labor law and also of the constitution of the international labor organization.” (Page 141.)
A few more remarks which would not be necessary had there been a superficial effort at thinking before speaking:
1. The question whether it be liberal or unliberal for the State to “prohibit” strikes has no bearing on the Revisionist scheme. The Palestinian State is not to be asked for any intervention whatsoever. It is a matter of a free voluntary covenant between Jews and Jews. If both sides agree, well and good; if not, there will be no covenant; and even if all did agree, but a minority, however small, would still prefer to go on class-warring, it would (to my regret) be free to do so.
Equally safe, under that scheme is the principle of “organized labor”: no covenant can obviously have any value unless signed in the name of organizations. Still safer is the principle of “collective bargaining between all the workers and all the employers of one national community.
2. Safest of all is, under this scheme, the principle of “social justice.” Nobody can seriously and honestly maintain that strike and lockouts are methods of achieving “justice”; it is the side which has the largest war chest, not the side which has the fairest case, that wins in a strike or in a lockout. “Justice” excludes settlement of any strife by a direct clash between the parties: “justice” begins with the appointment of an impartial tribunal. Can Dr. Wise cavil at this elementary truth? What, then, are in his opinion those “Jewish ideals” he involves: stopping work in Jewish workshops of a Jewish country, scaring “pickets,” calling each other “class enemies” instead of going to a judge? Where, in what Scriptures, has Dr. Wise found authority for such a conception of “Jewish social ideals?” The answer is unfortunately obvious: he just omitted the little formality of research before speech.
But there also is a comical side to this arbitration controversy here in America. Before the end of this month the left wing Histadruth is to ratify, by a referendum, the “Labor Agreement” Mr. Ben Gurion and I signed in London; and that agreement culminates in the pledge to promote a Covenant implying black on white “obligatory arbitration.” What will these Tuxedo-clad strike fans of America do if the Histadruth ratifies the agreement?
Another brilliant sample: “To Revisionism, as to Fascism, the state is everything and the individual nothing.” Where, in what resolution or declaration or authoritative article have you read it? Personally I hate the very idea of a “totalitarian State,” whether Communist or Fascist, call them all “Polizei-Staat,” and prefer old-fashioned parliamentarism however clumsy or inefficient; and ninety-nine per cent of my hardy comrades share this attitude. What Dr. Wise obviously mistook for his bogey is the fact that we maintain and will go on maintaining—that the striving for the creation of a Jewish State should be, to all those who accept it as their ideal, miles above any class or individual interest. But so did Garibaldi hold the creation of the Italian State paramount, so did Lincoln the unity of America; which does not mean that they wanted an Italy or an America where the State would be everything and the individual nothing. To those who think before speaking, the difference should again be clear.
As to the charge that Revisionism wants “an Arabless Palestine”, in other words, the eviction of Arabs from Palestine, I very seriously warn Dr. Wise and any possible imitators of his: if I hear anything of this kind again, I will demand a Court of Honor, on the strength of that other London agreement which prohibits “aililoth” and “alila,” in good colloquial Hebrew, means calumny. Revisionism, in all its documents, official and unofficial, has always contended that in Palestine there is room for all the Jews who will ever need it and for all the Arabs with their progeny. But (to those who think before speaking) one thing ought to be clear even without “documents,” a party which stands for a “Jewish majority in Palestine” obviously foresees the presence of a “minority.”
There is, however, one point on which I should prefer not to deny Dr. Wise’s “documentation” but much rather simply to ask for his source and authority in making such a statement: this is his emphatic affirmation that it is “arrant nonsense or unforgivable to hold that the Jewish labor party is introducing class war in Palestine.” This is really cheering news, and I should love to know who authorized Dr. Wise, on behalf of the “Mapai” to dissociate that party from the class war principle. No, say—is it really true? Hurrah! Shall I cable the glad news to Palestine? “The Jewish Palestine Labor Party announces via New York that it no longer adheres to the class war idea.” Only I fear that the cable would provoke an angry denial; that the beautiful dream is premature, and that for the present we shall have to be satisfied with the reality, with the same phenomenon of eloquence dispensing with enquiry.
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To the Editor, Jewish Daily Bulletin:
I had the pleasure of attending the mass meeting staged by Avukah last Saturday at which Vladimir Jabotinsky spoke [social justice dictates that the Arabs give up Palestine to the Jews...If you admit self-determination for the Arabs, where shall the Jews go? There is nowhere for them to go. Shall they go on starving and suffering because the world has not been evenly distributed?] This pleasure was not due altogether to hearing Mr. Jabotinsky, although, as we all know, he is perhaps the most stimulating orator we Jews have.
I got a great thrill out of observing how hundreds of our intelligent youth were drawn to a meeting of this sort. Of course, it is true, as our rabbis say, that large numbers of our children are indifferent to Jewish matters. And perhaps for just this reason I was so glad to see that some at least are awake and interested.
Jacob Rothberg
New York City.
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Sunday, January 22, 2017
Jabotinsky and 6,000,000
From a news report on June 5, 1938:
Vladimir Jabotinsky, president of the New Zionist Organization, speaking at the Anglo-Palestine Club, declared last night that European belts of Jewish distress comprised 6,000,000 whose hopes centered on migration to Palestine.
Chaim Weizmann employed that figure back in 1937:
"The hopes of Europe's six million Jews are centered on emigration. I was asked, 'Can you bring six million Jews to Palestine?' I replied, 'No'....From the depths of the tragedy I want to save two million young people...The old ones will pass. They will bear their fate or they will not. They were dust, economic and moral dust in a cruel world...Only the branch of the young shall survive...They have to accept it."
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Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Needed: A Commemoration Plaque
While doing some research, I came across a letter written by Ze'ev Jabotinsky to the HQ of the Jewish Legion in London at the end of October 1917 while he was with his troops in England:
I found out that while Chenies Street
is marked by some memorials and history, the fact that the Jewish Legion HQ was at 22 Chenies Street is not marked.
I think a small plaque along the lines of:
During World War I, a building at 22 Chenies Street
served as the Headquarters for the Jewish Legion,
a force of over 5000 Jews who served in the
Royal Fusiliers and fought in Palestine 1918
Isn't that a grand idea?
Who, then, will help?
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P.S.
By the way, as I included in a previous blog post, there is a film clip and it would be wonderful if the building Patterson stands in front at around 1:30 and at 2:12 Jabotinsky appears was that Chenies Street building.
Is there anyone who could check newspaper archives and see if there was a report which mentions the parade which took place on Monday February 4th 1918?
It may have been The Pavillion Theatre in Mile End Road (which actually stood at 193 Whitechapel Road, near the corner with Vallance Road).
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Kerry's CNN For the Record with Amanpour
On CNN with London-born, Muslim-raised and Teheran-educated (more on this later) Christiane Amanpour:
QUESTION: I want to stay in the Middle East. You did so much shuttle diplomacy. Basically, yet another administration has not brought peace between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
SECRETARY KERRY: Yeah, I --
QUESTION: Donald Trump says this is going to be his priority and that his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is an Orthodox Jew, will be a great negotiator and make a peace deal.
While it is fair to note that Kushner is an Orthodox Jew, to make sure we're fair all around, I thought to note Amanpour's personal background as well. In fact, we can add that she is married to a Jew by birth, American James Rubin.
To continue:
SECRETARY KERRY: Well, more power to them if they can do that, Christiane. But you have to have a theory of how you’re going to do that and what compromises are going to be made to do it. I assure you --
QUESTION: Were you wrong about the settlements and --
Now if I was the interviewer, I'd ask Mr. Kerry: "what compromises to you expect the Palestinian Authority to make? Territories, because isn't the game "territorial compromise"?
Or, perhaps, the PA needs to fulfill commitments they signed in previous agreements that until today that have not fully carried out?
More:
SECRETARY KERRY: I assure you – let me just make this so clear – that when you say another administration has failed to do this – no, no. The leaders of the two countries involved – one country and one entity, the Palestinian Authority – have failed to come to the table and reach agreement. You know the old saying – you can lead a horse to water, you can’t make it drink. Now, we did a lot of leading to a lot of water, but people decided they weren’t ready for one reason or another to move. Now --
QUESTION: And one reason or another is what you described --
SECRETARY KERRY: And that is one of the reasons why we at the United Nations made the decision we made, because we believe that Israel has a major choice and the Palestinians have a major choice. The choice we put to Israel is if you want to be a Jewish state and you want to be a democracy, you cannot be a unitary state. And right now, they’re marching down the road, because of the increased settlements, because of the absence of a legitimate negotiation, towards that possibility. And all we’re trying to do --
Why not ask: "well, why can't they be a 'unitary state'? Are you sure the demographics are negative?"
QUESTION: So you said --
SECRETARY KERRY: -- is speak as a good, good, solid best friend of Israel. And we’ve done more for this government, more for Israel, than any other administration with the Iron Dome and the $38 billion --
QUESTION: Do you think they’re ungrateful? Do you think Prime Minister Netanyahu is ungrateful?
SECRETARY KERRY: No, I’m not characterizing it in any way whatsoever except to say that it – we speak out of a caring and concern for Israel as a democratic and Jewish state, and we also speak out of concern for the Palestinians, who will not be able to satisfy their aspirations ever without the ability to be able to create a state. So both have a huge interest in being able to move this forward, and we wish the administration coming in all the luck in the world if they find a different formula that will actually work. But I will be stunned if the Arab world writ large and the Palestinians in particular – because everybody has said the parties have to arrive at an agreement – I guarantee you the Palestinians are not going to agree to less than a state based on 1967 lines with swaps. They’re just not going to do that.
Did she do a follow-up and ask: if the end is a state based on the 1967 lines with swaps, what compromise is that? After all, they started the 1967 war with the terror campaign of the PLO beginning on January 1, 1965?
Did she ask him about Israel and Iran?
No, she didn't.
Another empty Amanpour interview.
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Sunday, January 15, 2017
What is a "Palestinian Citizen"?
I spotted this and it piqued my curiosity:
In the past, we would have read "Israeli Arabs demonstrate...".
They are not "Arabs" but "Palestinians".
Their nationality, even if born in Israel, is not Israeli.
If you check here, you'll learn that
There has never been a sovereign Palestinian authority to explicitly define who is a Palestinian, but the term evolved from a geographic description of citizenship to a description of geographic citizenship with an Arab ethnicity.
But if you go back a few lines there, you'll have to wade through some gobbledygook:
Palestinian people have a history that is often linked to the history of the Arab Nation, which is linked to the rise of Islam. When Islam was started by Muhammad in Mecca in AD 610, Christianity was the major religion of Palestine. Soon after the rise of Islam, Palestine was conquered and brought into the rapidly expanding Islamic empire...After toppling the Mamluk state in 1517, the Ottoman Turks took control of most of the Arab world. Palestine existed within the Ottoman Empire as two districts, also referred to as Sanjaks. The legal origin of citizenship in the Middle East was born of the Ottoman Citizenship Law of 19 January 1869...
So, there's a fictitious nationality based on a fictitious people in a fictitious country.
The Muslim Arabs conquered the Land of Israel that had been conquered by the Romans whose empire then became the Byzantine Christian Empire. It wasn't a country but just to districts.
But it gets better:
The Palestinian National Authority drafted, but did not pass, a piece of legislation in 1995 outlining its Citizenship Law. Article 7 of this legislation defines a Palestinian as anyone who "(1) was a holder of Palestinian citizenship (other than Jews) before 15 May 1948; (2) was born to a Palestinian father; (3) was born in Palestine to a Palestinian mother even if the citizenship of the father is not known; (4) was born in Palestine to unknown parents;...
So, to be "Palestinian" is not only a fiction but a racist status.
And liberal/progressives support this.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Clare Hollingworth on A/The Jewish National Home
Clare Hollingworth has died.
One of the most famous and best of the female war journalists.
She also covered Palestine after World War II, narrowly escaping injury or worse when the Irgun attacked the offices of the Government Secretariat and the General Army HQ esconced in the expropriated southern wing of the King David Hotel.
In her book (here), however, she tries to be a political interpreter of history:
I fail to understand her linguistic comment.
Can there be two Jewish National Homes?
What difference, politically, geographically, semantically or otherwise, would the "the" add that an "a" doesn't?
By the way:
After the war, Hollingworth, by now working for the Observer and the Economist, married Geoffrey Hoare, the Times's Middle East correspondent.The couple were just 300 yards from Jerusalem's King David Hotel when it was bombed in 1946, killing 91 people.The attack left her with a hatred of the man behind the attack, the Irgun leader Menachem Begin, who eventually became prime minister of Israel and won the Nobel Peace Prize."I would not shake a hand with so much blood on it," she explained.
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Mispurposeful Language
UK Secretary of State Minister for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Boris Johnson in Parliament at Question Time yesterday:
We supported it only because it contained new language pointing out the infamy of terrorism that Israel suffers every day, not least on Sunday, when there was an attack in Jerusalem. I was glad that the resolution identified that aspect of the crisis in the middle east,
For Illustrative purposes only
The actual language:
Recalling also the obligation under the Quartet roadmap for the Palestinian Authority Security Forces to maintain effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantling terrorist capabilities, including the confiscation of illegal weapons,
Condemning all acts of violence against civilians, including acts of terror, as well as all acts of provocation, incitement and destruction,
...Calls for immediate steps to prevent all acts of violence against civilians, including acts of terror, as well as all acts of provocation and destruction, calls for accountability in this regard, and calls for compliance with obligations under international law for the strengthening of ongoing efforts to combat terrorism, including through existing security coordination, and to clearly condemn all acts of terrorism;
"New language"?
"Infamy"?
Actually the wording is purposeful ("all"; "acts of violence against civilians") in its intent to allow the Arabs to claim Israel is engaged in terrorism.*
He fools himself. And the British House of Parliament.
Well, at least there was this exchange:
Mrs Theresa Villiers (Chipping Barnet) (Con)
Will the Secretary of State agree to meet me and colleagues to discuss our grave concerns about resolution 2334, which my constituents believe will make peace in the middle east harder to achieve by imposing a complex set of preconditions that the Palestinians will use to avoid serious engagement in negotiation?
Boris Johnson
I am very grateful for that question, and I am happy to offer exactly such a consultation with colleagues. I know that the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Bournemouth East (Mr Ellwood), has already undertaken to do just that.
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For those in the dark, the PA considers a "Jewish settler" and a "Jewish settlement" an act of state terror justifying their acts of "resistance" (actually, terror).
The text is quite ambiguous and permits the Arabs to act against Jews.
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About Me
YMedad
Shiloh, Benjamin District, Samaria, Israel
American born, my wife and I moved to Israel in 1970. We have lived at Shiloh together with our family since 1981. I was in the Betar youth movement in the US and UK. I have worked as a political aide to Members of Knesset and a Minister during 1981-1994, lectured at the Academy for National Studies 1977-1994, was director of Israel's Media Watch 1995-2000 and currently, I work at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem. I was a guest media columnist on media affairs for The Jerusalem Post, op-ed contributor to various journals and for six years had a weekly media show on Arutz 7 radio. I serve as an unofficial spokesperson for the Jewish Communities in Judea & Samaria. | {
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2,373 | Have any questions or need to get more information about the product? Either way, you’re in the right spot. | {
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2,374 | The Academy of Medicine of Malaysia is troubled by the introduction of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (Exemption) Order 2021, which states that cabinet ministers returning from official overseas visits must only quarantine for three days instead of the mandatory ten days for inbound travelers.
The health minister clarified that only cabinet ministers who travel in a 'bubble itinerary' will undergo three-day quarantine.
Moreover, this move is intended to open up the economy as the policy will eventually be applicable to foreign dignitaries and business travelers.
We, the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, wholeheartedly oppose the Exemption Order as well as any plans to extend the three-day quarantine rule to other travelers.
We wish to remind the government that all standard operating procedures (SOP) must be grounded in science. The quarantine period for inbound travelers is set at ten days based on research which shows that the risk of transmission is extremely low (~1%) after ten days with monitoring and testing in place.
The incubation period for COVID-19 is on average five to six days but can be as long as 14 days. Therefore, three days is insufficient to detect symptoms.
There must be an evidence-based, public health explanation for the government's decision to reduce quarantine days.
The effectiveness of so-called 'travel bubbles' are also still in question as new variants of COVID-19 with increased transmission capability spread rapidly around the world.
There is insufficient data on the mutations to develop robust protocols for safe travel.
We understand there is urgency to restart the economy for the benefit of Malaysians and businesses that are struggling, but this can only be done by bringing the pandemic under control first.
The government must not open up our borders to 'bubble' delegations and risk bringing in new variants that could overwhelm our health system.
We call on the government to revoke the Exemption Order and—until there is scientific evidence that suggests differently—enforce a ten-day quarantine for all.
(The Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, embracing 11 Colleges and 15 Chapters, is a registered body representing medical specialists in Malaysia.) | {
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2,375 | I learned that the book entitled “What’s in a Name” is a memoir of Nazir recounting what it was like growing up in one of the nation’s most prominent families and honoring his late father Tun Razak Hussein.
Nothing new, I told myself, as I’ve read quite a lot on the legacy of Allayarham Tun Razak before this. He was a much revered prime minister of Malaysia.
So this time, I thought I’ll skip this latest tribute albeit written by the son of great man himself. This despite an old journalist friend of mine telling me this is a must read book.
Not only did I not read the book, I did not even pay attention to the book review as well.
But I later came across online remarks by the publisher saying, “This is not just the story of Nazir’s life as one of Malaysia’s most successful businessmen (he is a well known banker, if I may add), it is also a drama of family loyalty and what happens when that loyalty comes into conflict with deeply held principles.”
That made me sit up. And not long after, I found my eyes wide opened reading excerpts of the book which have been turned into news reports mostly by online portals.
One report said amidst the over 350-page read, the book also contains details of Nazir’s relationship with his brother’s wife whom he claimed was hostile to him. The brother is of course Datuk Seri Najib Razak. And his wife, as we know, is Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor.
The report quoted Nazir saying in his book that he and his sister-in-law had a good start but the “warm feelings didn’t last long” and “I soon began to worry that Najib’s power was intoxicating for her.”
Nazir went on to say, “For Rosmah, life was very simple: you were either with them or against them. There was no middle ground. Criticism was tantamount to betrayal.”
He spoke of one gathering during the fasting month of Ramadan at Najib’s residence when Rosmah grabbed Najib’s hands, looked straight at Nazir and said loudly for everybody present to hear and see, “Don’t talk to him. He is working against you and trying to topple you.”
And according to Nazir, “with more than a hint of venom”, Rsomah told him, “I know what you’re up to. I have eyes. You had better watch out.”
According to another report, Rosmah had in the past warned Nazir to stop questioning her husband’s actions.
It is understood that Nazir’s “meddling” in the 1MDB scandal strained the relationship between the two brothers and hurt the feelings of their mother, the late Tun Rahah Mohamed Noah.
The book accounts Nazir’s involvement in opposing the 1MDB scandal.
Nazir wrote about the “moves” he had made with The Edge owner Datuk Tong Kooi Ong to get the 1MDB case exposed.
And one of the “moves” included an “extraordinary meeting” with Tun Mahathir Mohamad in London where they told Mahathir “billions of dollars had gone missing from 1MDB”.
And when Mahathir asked why he must be the one to act upon the problem, Nazir replied, “Well, Sir, you have to do something because you made him (Najib) prime minister.”
As Nazir saw it, “The fact that 1MDB became a huge financial scam was probably the most blatant testament of a failing system.”
I think that should be enough for me to write here, although there are many more details revealed in the book. Many would have read about it. If not all, a report of two at the very least.
The revelations or exposé from the book are all damaging or damning, if you like the country’s former first couple, in particular for Najib.
What with the court charges they are still facing. Never mind the November 15 report that the prosecution would not be calling Nazir to possibly testify in the 1MDB trial involving his brother despite the revelations in his book.
To say the revelations are a big blow to the former prime minister is an understatement, especially as public perception is concerned.
By the way, in the unlikely event you missed the news last Saturday (Nov 13), Nazir and his friend Tong were conferred Darjah Panglima Setia Mahkota by Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The award carries the title “Tan Sri”.
Awards are bestowed on people for their contributions and sacrifices made to the country. Among other things, the recipients are people whom the Yang di-Pertuan Agong feels have made huge contributions to the nation and deserve to be awarded. The prime minister is also allowed to recommend his lists of recipients to be considered by the Palace.
That is the normal practice and procedure according to people familiar with investiture.
Let’s leave it there and not go into all sorts of interpretations with regard to Nazir and Tong getting their “Tan Sri” awards.
Alright, time for me to sign off and head to the bookstores. Must get that book!
(Mohsin Abdullah is a veteran journalist and now a freelancer who writes about this, that and everything else.) | {
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2,384 | Due to the stress of getting free POS machine from some financial institutions like Banks and POS companies in Nigeria like Opay, Kudi, etc; many people now wish they would just buy the POS machine from POS dealers. In this, some people may be looking for the cheapest POS machine in Nigeria they can buy, to minimize cost and time.
Today, there are many POS dealers that sell different kinds of POS machines at varying prices, depending on the quality and features of the POS machine. Many people looking for used POS machine for sale in Nigeria always prefer going to these dealers because there no kind of POS they don’t sell: both brand new, and second hand POS machines.
Though POS machines are always given free by some Banks and POS companies, these companies will always charge you some fees for any transaction you do on the POS machine.
But if you buy POS machine from POS dealers, there is always no charge fees on transactions; because you have paid the one-time fee as the POS machine purchasing fee.
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For example, if you buy a POS machine for N60,000 from a POS dealer, you will never be charged any fee again for the transactions on the POS machine.
But if you get a free POS machine from POS companies like Moniepoint; Moniepoint would always charge you at least 0.5% for any transaction you make through the POS machine.
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Table of Contents
POS Machine Dealers In Nigeria
1. Jumia
How Much Is POS Machine On Jumia?
2. Jiji
How Much Is POS Machine On Jiji?
Other POS Machine Dealers In Nigeria Are:
POS Machine Price In Nigeria
10 Cheapest POS Machine In Nigeria
POS Companies In Nigeria
Best POS Machine In Nigeria
Opay POS Machine
Kudi POS Machine
Baxi POS Machine
Moniepoint POS Machine
Firstmonie POS Machine
Cheapest POS Charges In Nigeria 2021
POS Machine Dealers In Nigeria
Before we talk about the Cheapest POS machine in Nigeria, let’s first of all talk of POS dealers in Nigeria.
Apart from financial institutions like Banks, and POS companies like Opay; that issue free POS machine in Nigeria; there are some POS dealers and platforms where you can just buy any type of POS you need without going through any process.
Some of these dealers are:
1. Jumia
Jumia is one of the most popular online shopping company in Nigeria, which sells any kind of products available in the market. In the recent time, Jumia has been listing different kinds of POS machines for sale in their market place. In fact there may not be any kind of POS machine that you can not find on jumia, and the prices always depend on the quality and features of the POS machine.
So looking for a place to get the best and Cheapest POS machine in Nigeria, Jumia may be a nice option for you.
How Much Is POS Machine On Jumia?
Like I said, there are many kinds of POS machine available for sale on jumia; both Android POS machine, handheld POS machine, online/offline POS machine, card swipe POS machine, and so on.
So depending on the product, quality and features; POS machine price on jumia ranges from less than or equal to N60,0000 to over N200,000. Despite this, Jumia still remains one of the best online place to get the best and Cheapest POS machine in Nigeria.
2. Jiji
Jiji is another online shopping platform where you can get cheap POS machine in Nigeria; and both used and brand new POS machines are always available there. So if you have been wondering if there is used POS machine for sale in Nigeria, or brand new POS machine sale in Nigeria; then Jiji is always there for you.
How Much Is POS Machine On Jiji?
Jiji is one of the known platforms that sells the cheapest POS machine in Nigeria. Even when you talk about the best POS machine in Nigeria, there is no type you won’t get on Jiji.
Based on my recent search, POS machine price on his Jiji ranges from less than or equal to N30,000 to over N150,000. Remember that the prices of these POS machine depends on the quality and features available on the POS machine.
Other POS Machine Dealers In Nigeria Are:
Elite ShieldPro (located at 2 Cmd Road, Ikosi Ketu, Magodo, Kosofe, Lagos, Nigeria)
BFM Consulting (located at 36B, second floor, Toyin street, ikeja, Lagos)
AOG Consulting (Located at Adebowale House, Block C, First Floor, 150, Ikorodu Road, Onipanu, Lagos, Nigeria).
Boromax Global Limited ( located at 12, Simbiat Abiola way, Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria
Citiserve limited (located at 368, ikorodu Road, Maryland, Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria)
Neo High Tech Solutions LTD (located at 62B, Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria)
Wamcom Associates ( located bat 5, Medical Road, Computer Village Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria)
E-Print Solutions ( located at E31/01, Arena Shopping Complex, Bolade, Oshodi-Isolo, Lagos Nigeria)
POS Machine Price In Nigeria
This is probably the part you have been waiting for. You must have been asking yourself the following questions; is there a used POS machine in Nigeria? How much is POS machine sold in Nigeria.
How much is POS machine on Jumia. Please note that the price of products or services are usually not constant and tend to fluctuate and the POS machine price is not an exception. However, for a shop, some POS machines cost fifty thousand naira (N50,000) to purchase it. Despite the cheap price, it is not always advisable to just purchase the POS machine just like that as you will usually need to register first.
Failure to register as an POS agent might result in getting a legal suit filled against you and your business. The price of a used POS machine in Nigeria is subject to negotiation and it not worth being talked about here. However, the general rule is “make sure it is not more expensive than the new one”. It is best to consult any POS company to get your POS machine in Nigeria.
You can as well seek help from someone who has more in-depth knowledge of the POS machine, how it works, charges, and even price before getting the used POS machine or a brand new one.
The price of an android POS machine in Nigeria is over a hundred thousand naira (N100,000), however you can get to borrow for a lesser price or even get a used POS Baxi POS machine for fifty thousand naira (N50,000). The MPOS POS machine is sold for less than thirty thousand naira (N30,000).
10 Cheapest POS Machine In Nigeria
Cheapest POS machine
Now that you have known the clue of POS machine price in Nigeria, let’s now talk about the Cheapest POS machine in Nigeria.
Based on the research I conducted on the prices of POS machine by some POS dealers like jiji, Jumia, and son; below were the cheapest among all:
Dot pay POS terminal machine (N30,000)
V71 POS terminal (N35,000)
Pax POS machine (N40,000)
Nexgo G2 POS machine (N43,000)
Bank NEW8210 POS machine (N43,000)
POS S90 machine (45,000)
Baxi Android POS machine (N50,000)
Newland N910 Android POS machine (N87,500)
A920 POS machine (N90,000)
TPS300 USSD handheld dual brand POS machine (N65,000).
POS Companies In Nigeria
Now that we have talked about the cheapest POS machine in Nigeria, let’s now talk about POS Companies in Nigeria.
In case the prices of the POS machine listed above are too costly to you, and you really want to get free POS machine from a POS company; then I will be showing you in this section, some of the best POS companies you can go for.
Since the advent of the POS machine in Nigeria, various companies have emerged in the POS business. Companies like Opay, Kudi, Moniepoint, Baxi and even some commercial banks like first bank also known as Firstmonie had joined the trending business.
Although we will address much of these later, it is important for us to stress that you can get your cheap POS machine via some of these best companies. Some of these companies offer the POS machine free of charge or you pay a little token just to get the machine. However, we will address this in the next few sessions as to the price of the POS machines in Nigeria.
Best POS Machine In Nigeria
Just as stated earlier, there are many types of POS machine in Nigeria but the top ones with the best networks are:
Opay POS machineKudi POS machine
Moniepoint POS machine
Baxi POS machine
Firstmonie POS machine.
A lot of people would agree with me that some or all of these Fintech (financial technology) have done enough to get on the list. However, in the next unit, i will be addressing them one after the other.
Opay POS Machine
Opera pay, abbreviated as Opay is a product of the chinese company that owns the browser Opera mine as well as the news app Opera news ( however, there is a web version too).
They are into the FINTECH (Financial technology) industry too and they also boost of having one of the best networks for the industry in the country. For you or anyone to get their POS machine, you must register as an Opay agent. Below is a simple guide on how to help you get your Opay POS machine in Nigeria.
This registration begins when you download the Opay app from the playstore using your android or IOS devices.
you sign up. You will be asked for your name, date of birth, gender, Email and most importantly since the phone number you used when signing up will be used as your Opay wallet address.
After signing up, you’ll get a confirmation code sent to the phone number you used when filling the registration form.
You can now sign in using the your Opay phone number now known as your Opay wallet address. You enter your password too and then click log in.
Immediately after signing up on the OPAY app, you will be put in KYC (know your customer ) 1. You can only make or recieve cash of not more than ten thousand naira (N10,000) .
This isn’t where you want to be as your transaction volume will be in hundreds of thousand naira. To get to KYC (know your customer ) 2. You will be asked to provide your BVN number and some other means of verification here.
You can see this option by going to the homepage, clicking at the bottom right corner of the homepage, click the KYC 1 setting, scroll down to locate upgrade to KYC 2. You will need to upgrade to KYC 3 before you can even think of upgrading to KYC 4 which happens to be the Opay POS agent level. This process are quite simple anyway.
You can easily apply after being on KYC 4. The Opay account can do a whole lot like TV subscription, airtime purchase, NEPA bills, betting account deposit,transfers, withdrawals as well as deposit. It is key to stress that to join or be eligible for the Opay KYC 4, which happens to be the Opay agent POS level, you must have used the Opay app for a long time.
This registration are all done via the app. Opay even helps you by advertising you when their customers needs the help of an agent. This is done by tracking the POS agent and finding it proximity to the client.
Kudi POS Machine
Founded in the year 2017, Kudi has grown to become durable, portable and accessible mobile money agent. It is most time viewed as a rival to the Opay POS as they tend to have the same registration process amid a whole lot of other similarities.
To become a Kudi POS agent, you will need to download the Kudi app from the playstore using your android or IOS devices. You will need to upgrade from KYC (Know Your Customer) 1 to higher KYC levels.
It is also similar to Opay in the sense that you will need to use the app before applying as a Kudi POS agent. After applying, you might be given your free POS machine.
Baxi POS Machine
The Baxi POS machine is a trademark of the Caoricorn digital limited DGL. They are of two types, the android POS machine and the MPOS POS machine.
The android POS machine is used with android version 8.1 and above. The MPOS POS machine is more portable and durable than the android POS machine. It is usually connected with an external Bluetooth printer in order to print the receipt. Despite it seemingly advanced technology, it works the same way as other POS machine in Nigeria.
You can become a Baxi POS agent by getting their mobile app from the playstore using your android or IOS devices or by visiting any of their social media handles.
Moniepoint POS Machine
Regarded as the best in the industry based on popular consensus. Moniepoint is highly rated due to it speed. However, to get your POS machine, you will need to register online via their official website www.moniepoint.com or by visiting their office in Lekki.
You will then get linked to a Moniepoint aggregator who will take it up from where you stopped. You will be required to provide your password, name, BVN, address among a whole lot of other stuffs.
Firstmonie POS Machine
Owned by First bank Nigeria Plc, firstmonie has grown to be one of the best POS machines given by commercial banks. However, there are some criteria that must be met before you can get your Firstmonie POS machine.
You must own an existing business, most have an working capital of not less than fifty thousand naira (N50,000), register and complete agent registration form, have a visible business location and most importantly bank with First bank Nigeria.
You can easily get your firstmonie POS machine when you register as a First bank POS agent.
Cheapest POS Charges In Nigeria 2021
Just as I have stated earlier, if you get free POS machine from any financial institution or POS companies in Nigeria, they would always charge you some fee for any transaction on the POS machine.
The POS Charges are not the same for all the POS companies in Nigeria; each POS Company in Nigeria has a particular amount they charge as transaction fees on their POS machine.
As you may know, the profitability of POS business may be greatly affected by POS charges. Because if your POS provider is charging you high, then your actually find it difficult to save much money after you have done much transactions for your customers.
So, for you to make more profit if you are using the free POS machine, there is need you go for POS companies that don’t charge much.
Some of the POS companies that has the Cheapest POS Charge are:
Bankly POS Machine (charges 0.3% on every withdrawals and a flat rate of N35 on all transfers).
Moniepoint POS Machine (charges 0.5% of transaction amount. For transactions above 20,000 naira and a flat rate charge of N20 for transfers).
Kolomoni POS Machine (charges 0.5% on withdrawals from N1000 to N19, 900. N30 fee for transfer of N2000 and above).
Opay POS Machine (charges 0.6% for withdrawals below N20,000 and a flat rate charge of N120 for withdrawals from N20,000 above)
Kudi POS Machine (Charges N25 for transaction from 100 – 4,500; Charges 0.6% for every transaction between 4,501 and 25,000. And a flat rate of N150 for transactions above N500,000 ; and charge N150 flat fee from above 500,000 naira).
GTBank POS Machine (Charges 0.75 as POS routine maintenance).
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2,386 | I’m looking for replacement of my old (6+ years) Seagate Home network drive. Some of the features that I’m looking in the new NAS:
Storage redundancy RAID 1 (don’t need more than 2 disks)
Backup both Mac/PC
Photos backup for phones (to replace google or Amazon)
Sharable folder structure to something like BOX where can create users and privileges.
Internet access to folders
Video and Music server (that works with AppleTV i.e via THE App)
Budget – probably 300ish with drives.
So far I found two vendors Synology and QNAP but would like to get more opinion from the community.
From Synology, I was looking at DS218j and from QNAP some like QNAP TS-251B.
With ds218j I’m afraid I won’t be able to accomplish everything with that RAM and CPU and that I may have to go with ds218 or ds218play.
Price point perspective – they match
From the hardware perspective – QNAP wins with more RAM + Video Transcoding + dual nic and hot-swappable (even though it may not be needed but its there for the same price)
Warranty – Synology wins with 2 years vs 1 year on QNAP
Software – This is where I struggle. Who has greater app support? Both can backup your machines and photos. Synology got its own nice video station app where QNAT you can do plex (although they have video app on AppleTV)
Bart, USA
Choosing the Right NAS Drive for Software and Hardware
Thank you for your question Bart (solid name, by the way). First and foremost, whichever NAS device you decide to buy, it will seem like an incredible step up after the relatively simplistic Seagate Home NAS device you currently own. This is no the fault of Seagate, but rather than network attached storage drives have really, REALLY evolved in the last 5 years and factors such as innovations in hardware efficiency and software R&D by both QNAP and Synology have been quite amazing in such a short space of time. You already sound like you have done a fare amount of research already, but jsut in case you didn;t already see it, I have a Synology vs QNAP first time buyer guide that details how both respective companies approach NAS, their priorities and what they can do. Take a look using the link below:
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Both Synology and QNAP NAS will be able to support the software requirements you describe, to be precise if I had to give a winning vote to each brand on these factors, it would be:
Storage redundancy RAID 1 – Synology (as they have their own SHR Fluid RAID system on some NAS devices, whereas QNAP NAS only standard RAID)
Backup both Mac/PC – Synology (Their Active Backup Software on Intel Powered NAS is user-friendly and very proficient, QNAP have lots of backup software though)
Photos backup for phones – Synology (They have Synology Moments on their Intel/Plus series models, whereas QNAP has QuMagie, but it is still in Alpha, but does have lots of photo and backup apps)
Sharable folder structure – QNAP (They have a better-controlled range of options with privileges and access rights, but Synology’ is close!)
Internet access to folders – QNAP and Synology (both as good as each other, easy and straight forward)
Video and Music server – QNAP (With greater support of 3rd party software to play media across the internet and network – But Synology has amazon Alexa Skills and Fire TV apps to download for Plus model NAS)
Budget – QNAP (better hardware vs Price, although the software is a tiny bit less intuative than Synology as they prioritize the software)
I am well aware that it looks like a draw, of 3.5 for each NAS brand. However, the point you need to focus on here is that the Synology NAS range and it’s excellent first-party software, such as Synology Moments, Synology Drive, Synology Active Backup and more, only work to their fullest on Intel CPU based devices, so the PLUS series of devices (also, the PLUS range is the only ones in the Synology range with 3 years warranty. The J, Play and Standard series all have 2-years). My point is that if you are looking at J series NAS in your budget (which you seem to be), then you would be buying a poorer Synology NAS and getting a much poorer software experience. Whereas the more affordable QNAP, such as the QNAP TS-251B, TS-228A or TS-251A all provide a much better representation of the QNAP software and hardware platform, as well as a good platform to base your storage environment around!
What is the Best Synology or QNAP NAS to Buy in 2019?
Also, even a low-end QNAP will be an absolute BEAST compared to your current Seagate Home NAS network drive. So, in summary, if you are going to buy a Synology, you need to buy the Synology DS218+ NAS at the lowest, or you not getting what you want in the NAS. If you are ok for a teeny, tiny learning curve (and I really do mean that small!) and want the features and functionality of a modern NAS, at a good price, then go for the QNAP NAS range. I recommend the QNAP TS-251B, the DS218+ Synology NAS if you have the budget, or if things are tight, the TS-228A.
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2,389 | ASTRO Gaming Introduces the Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Gaming Headset for PlayStation, PC, and Xbox Gaming | NAVGTR
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ASTRO Gaming Introduces the Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Gaming Headset for PlayStation, PC, and Xbox Gaming
by BusinessWire | Sep 23, 2020 | BusinessWire
SAN FRANCISCO & LAUSANNE, Switzerland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ASTRO Gaming, the leader in premium video gaming equipment, today introduced the ASTRO Gaming Call of Duty ®: Black Ops: Cold War A10 Headset. ASTRO Gaming is the Official Headset licensee of Call of Duty and has been a long time official collaborator of Call of Duty®, bringing licensed headsets and accessories to gamers around the world. The new ASTRO Gaming Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Headset joins the ASTRO A40 TR, Speakers tags, and A40 TR Mod Kits already on the market today.
“ASTRO has been a key collaborator of Call of Duty esports such as Call of Duty Champs, and the Call of Duty League,” said Daniel Siegel, VP of Licensing for Activision. “We’re excited to continue our partnership with ASTRO as the Official Headset licensee of Call of Duty. With this latest headset, our fans are sure to get the best audio experience while playing Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War.”
“Working with Activision and Call of Duty over the years, we’ve developed some amazing products,” said Aron Drayer, VP of Marketing for ASTRO Gaming. “The Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 special edition is a design-focused headset that is sure to help gamers improve their performance and enhance their gaming experience.”
The Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Headset was designed to deliver audio quality, comfort and durability at an affordable price point that would exceed all user expectations. Featuring colors and design elements from the new Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War title releasing on November 13th, this limited edition headset features all the functionality of the standard A10 headset, but includes a removable microphone pop filter, and special in-game custom item created for ASTRO customers.
Additional features of the ASTRO Gaming Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Headset include:
ASTRO Comfort and Quality – Featuring flexible, lightweight materials and cloth ear cushion, along with durable steel headbands with damage resistant rubberized cover and detachable cable system, the A10 is designed to withstand both victory and defeat.
Bonus Content – Bonus in-game content will be available in the launch of the Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War game and is included with every purchase of the Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Headset.
ASTRO Audio V2 – Designed to produce detailed, true-to-life game audio, ASTRO Audio V2 provides a natural, smooth sound through an extended frequency range. Tuned for Gaming to deliver non-fatiguing highs, clear mids and distortion-free bass.
Cross Platform Compatibility – The 3.5mm jack on the A10 headset provides universal console and PC compatibility, as well as functionality with any mobile device that utilizes a 3.5mm audio port.
Flip to Mute Mic – The ASTRO A10’s highly precise boom mic offers Flip to Mute functionality, which mutes voice output and conveniently stows the microphone when not in use.
The ASTRO Gaming Call of Duty®: Black Ops Cold War A10 Headset is available for pre-order now for $69.99 USD from ASTRO Gaming and major participating retailers, shipping in Fall of 2020.
About ASTRO Gaming
ASTRO Gaming, creates premium video gaming equipment and lifestyle products for professional gamers, leagues, and gaming prosumers. ASTRO Gaming was spun-off from design powerhouse ASTRO Studios, known in the gaming world for designing the Xbox 360®, along with Alienware™ and HP® Gaming PCs. ASTRO Gaming produces a line of gamer-centric products that support the rapidly growing gaming community. All ASTRO Gaming products are available at astrogaming.com. Connect with ASTRO Gaming on Twitter @ASTROGaming, Instagram or our blog.
ASTRO Gaming is a brand of Logitech International. Founded in 1981, and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, Logitech International is a Swiss public company listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (LOGN) and on the Nasdaq Global Select Market (LOGI). | {
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2,390 | “When you enter a refugee family’s home, you immediately understand what their future plans are,” said Sinan Kılıç, a photographer who has been working on documentaries of refugees and migrants for the last five years
“When you enter a refugee family’s home, you immediately understand what their future plans are,” said Sinan Kılıç, a photographer who has been working on documentaries of refugees and migrants for the last five years. Two Syrian families, the Salmans and the Askans, who Kılıç and his colleague Serkan Çolak photographed for their last project “Starting a New Life,” are the perfect examples of this.
The Salman and Askan families have arrived here in Turkey more or less around the same time, at the beginning of the Syrian war. Neighbors at the Basmane district, the old city center of İzmir, one of the two is determined to stay and the other is desperate to leave Turkey one day, not for some European country as many would suppose but for Damascus, where they lived before.
Unlike the house-proud Askan family, the Salman family has not attempted to repair the holes in the house they live in. A small bag of their worldly goods still remains unpacked in a corner, as if to show their desire to depart any time. “It is not a question of money – people who intend to stay find a way to decorate their houses.”
Other than that, the tale of the two families, revealed in the candid shots of their daily lives, are similar and equally moving: Mother Askan embracing her baby born in Turkey; one of the Syrian boys, an eleven-year-old working in a textile workshop, smiling as if to acknowledge that the job he found is better than what others are forced to do; the Syrian mothers on the first day of school in a school yard, holding Turkish flags; two small girls playing in an abandoned house with a huge mirror in a scene that resembles Lewis Carroll’s “Through The Looking Glass.”
“What we wanted to do was to show their lives as they are, with its happy and difficult moments, without dramatizing it,” Kılıç said. “Serkan and I have been living in Basmane ourselves, and we have known the photographed families – two Syrians and one Afghan – for three years now. We have a relationship of trust and that is why they allowed the two of us, as well as the 12 photographers we worked with in this project, to enter into their private space. Of course, they had the final say in what we could use,” he added.
The project aims to combat the prejudices and the hate speech refugees in Turkey are exposed to in general and particularly in İzmir, Turkey’s third largest city, which hosts 103,000 Syrian refugees, making it 2.5 percent of the city’s entire population. Following Turkey’s deal with the European Union, the orange life jackets on the streets have been replaced by signposts in Arabic: many of the refugees came to the realization that the old town of İzmir was no longer a pit-stop before they take their fatal journey, it would be home.
Teodora Hacudi, who works at the province’s Konak Municipality dealing with questions of integration, maintains at the opening of the “Starting a New Life in Basmane” exhibition, where photos on the wall show a life better than many of the refugees lives. Hacudi, an activist who does not mince her words at the heart of Basmane, fumes with anger about the myths and hate speech stigmatized around the refugees. “There are all sorts of statements in the city that Syrian refugees are getting as high as 1,500TL per month or that Syrian students can get admitted to universities of their choice. When I look around, all I see are families who are living under terrible conditions, school-age children having difficulty enrolling in schools and even more difficulty integrating, or children who go to school during the day and to sweatshops to work during the night. What I also see in the resentment of Turks is that they are fed with myths and untruths,” Hacudi said.
The myths about the Syrians, from free education to free tax on certain goods, may be myths, but their effects are very real. Online fact-checking website “Doğruluk Payı” (Share of Truth) has made several reports on the grounds that 1,200TL of education support to Syrian refugees were limited to a small group only and that the fact that Syrian youth could enter Turkish universities without sitting exams and Syrians would live rent-free in public housing (TOKI) buildings were complete myths, but the public received very little of the share of the truth. A concrete effect of the myths is that Syrian families have to pay higher rent than their Turkish neighbors for tattered houses.
Hacudi said the recent photo that went viral on the internet, where a Turkish employer is seen stepping on a Syrian worker’s stomach, with the caption “A Turk’s revenge on a Syrian,” shows the humiliation inflicted on Syrians. “There is a lot of violence and abuse – economic, physical and social,” she said. The man, who claimed that the photo had been a joke, has been detained and sent to court with a demand for his arrest in İzmir. | {
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Housework Myth
April 15, 2011
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The media has repeatedly publicized studies that purportedly found men do not do their share of housework. These studies, including one by the United Nations, were seriously flawed as they did not account for work outside the home and/or failed to factor many traditionally male forms of housework. The mass media also virtually ignored subsequent studies that disproved the housework myth. For instance:
A recent 25-nation study (the study)by economists from Berlin, Brussels and Texas, which included rich and poor nations, found men do as much work as women when all types of work are combined.
A University of Maryland study found the total workloads of married mothers and fathers is roughly equal when paid work is added to child care and housework, at 65 hours a week for mothers and 64 hours for fathers.
A University of Michigan study found women work an average of 11 hours more housework per week more than men while men an average of 14 hours per week more than women outside the home.
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Daniel Crowe on January 27, 2018 at 8:25 PM
The study mentioned in the article shows that both genders are working for a comparable amount of time per week when combining paid and unpaid labor (~7.9 hours/day), but that does not mean that both genders are compensated fairly. Men and women do not get paid for housework that they do, but since the majority of housework is down by women (4.5 hours/day to men’s 2.7), that means that they are not compensated for their labor. Maybe both genders do comparable work, but our society is set up so that most women are not paid for the work that they do.
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Marc on April 2, 2019 at 6:37 PM
Should they get compensated for brushing their teeth and cleaning their cars too? Housework is unpaid because it’s your own home and people need to clean their own homes. When you count work both inside and outside the home, men do their fair share of housework.
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Paul Neil on March 4, 2020 at 2:21 PM
I have always thought that housework was a distraction from who is and who is not working in a relationship. Housework in your own home is a chore not work. This is easily proved by the fact that when one is single (whether a parent or not) it is just a chore that one routinely does without expecting recompense. Single people do not campaign to have their housework recognised as work or as a contribution to society. Single people certainly do not claim that the housework they do is as hard as their paid job or worth half their fortune!
When one is in a relationship, household chores are suddenly work and suddenly an hour of house work is magically equal to an hour of paid work for an employer. This makes no sense. Facts must remain facts regardless of relationship status.
It only makes sense if people who have the privilege to not be working and are lucky enough to only have household chores to do suddenly decide they need to claim to be working in order to secure a claim to resources that they did not earn. Ask any man who supported a housewife who then divorced him if he would rather have done his own house work and kept half his fortune? He did his own housework when he was single and never felt it made as equal a contribution to his fortune being earned as his work! Anyone who said such nonsense would be ridiculed, except society has accepted the falsehood that housework is work.
Men have been hoodwinked by the housework myth for far too long.
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Wes on September 11, 2017 at 3:06 AM
One parasitic housework myth is simply the idea that “it needs to be done.” I’m not sure who fabricated the idea that spotlessness is a “need” but it’s clearly just a matter of personal preference… which is FAR from ever being a “need.” Personally, not only do I never expect my SO to do housework, but I encourage her not to. Why? Because I’d rather know that she’s out having fun with her friends or whatever else she wants to be doing. I’ll take out 100% of the trash, when I feel like it, while she does nothing for weeks. I’m fine with that, as long as she doesn’t nag me about it. I’ll be happy to cook 100% of the meals, while she does nothing, as long she doesn’t nag me about doing it every day, and doesn’t criticize how long I leave the dishes. The whole fundamental idea that “housework needs to be done” is simply laughable beyond belief. As such, what’s even more laughable is how horribly people paint each other for not doing it. The reason that women complain about men not doing it is very simple. THEY desire a perfect little nest that falls within the parameters of their nesting fantasies. Nobody else (necessarily) cares. It’s just another age-old example of women expecting to have their desires provisioned to them, and feeling entitled to it. When I decide that I want my motorcycle waxed and polished, I don’t expect my SO to go do it as her “share” of contribution to my motorcycle obsession. I just go wax it. Similarly, anyone who wants a spotless house should own the fact that THEY are the one who wants it. Isn’t personal accountability great?! 🙂
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Tammy Stark on February 25, 2019 at 10:16 AM
Why are you lumping all women into a group? Everyone is different. Some people don’t care while others feel sick when the house is trashed. It truly can affect some people’s mood and cause depression. It’s really just about common sense and simple respect for one another. Help each other and this topic disappears
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Marc on November 5, 2013 at 10:49 PM
“Work time — paid at a job and unpaid at home — is almost equal for American men and women, says a report out today that shows men clocking in at 45.6 hours a week and women at 45.2.
But it’s not 50-50 in terms of work on the job and at home. Men spend about 10 hours a week more than women in paid work, and women spend about six hours more in household work and an additional three hours more in child care, says the analysis, by the Pew Research Center
http://www.usatoday.com/…/14/men-women-work-time/1983271/
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Shaikh Abdul Hameed on June 24, 2013 at 8:56 PM
Any information to debunk this argument?
http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/19/in-most-rich-countries-women-work-more-than-men/
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Red on December 10, 2012 at 10:33 AM
Not sure if this posted before, but this is a pretty interesting article that shows that society is starting to become more aware of the increase in men helping out at home. Women do still do their share of housework and outside work though. But across the board, I think both sexes do their fair share of work, regardless of where it is at. Women do still make the top spot for childcare in traditional families and men still make the top spot for businesses and leads in companies than women do. While the numbers are increasing vice versa, today we still have more men in major business and more women at home.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/truce-chore-wars-233900135.html
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Red on December 9, 2012 at 2:10 PM
This is a nice article. It helps to point out the increasing amounts that men are doing around the house compared to the past.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/truce-chore-wars-233900135.html
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Cherie on July 11, 2011 at 11:50 AM
I grew up being told by feminists that "you can have it all." What a lie that was. See, the word "ist" has to do with anarchy, which translates into "disorder." Betty Friedan was into Marxism (not good), and the others, as far as I can see, have to do with socialism. Not good. America has suffered greatly since they have come along, and have done a great job at doing damage-especially with family and children. They used the teachings of Mao to get their message out in the early days, using groups to get together for what was called "consciousness raising". That was a group of women got together and complained, and then they got a group, and so on. The prison population rate has soared since 1970, 700% increase. There has been total breakdown, I apologize to any of you who have been negatively impacted. The lies that I lived from that time has driven me into Christianity, and that Christ truly treated all of us as equals. Remember, it was Eve that the serpent went to, and lied. "Did God really say that?". Something to think about.
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Devin on December 21, 2011 at 1:36 AM
There is nothing wrong with Marxism, and nothing wrong with other views. Don't forget that the original texts in the Hebrew bible mentioned that women were not below or above man, but there to be by his SIDE. Christianity took the original texts and butchered it, changing it.
Also.
Christ stood up for a female prostitute.
It is wrong to put all the blame onto Eve. Don't forget that she was human, and made imperfect by God. Adam was made imperfect as well. If Adam were to arrive to the snake first, then he would probably have been tempted as well.
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Marshall on March 15, 2012 at 11:59 AM
It seems to me that the reason the story has Eve eat the forbidden fruit instead of Adam is to remind us that women aren't perfect, either. Because men are naturally inclined to compete with other men but risk themselves to protect women, while women are naturally inclined to group together and value women over men, it seems to me that we need reminders that women are (like men) less than perfect.
I think the typical faults of men are much easier to notice than the typical faults of many women and so it's easier to fall into the trap of sexist "women are wonderful" (and men aren't)-type thinking than the converse trap of sexist "males are superior" thinking. At least, it seems this way to me. I'm sure that living in the present-day western world (with such a powerful, pervasive feminist influence) has coloured my perception somewhat.
Although I'm an atheist, my awareness of and appreciation for the wisdom contained within the world's various religions is always growing.
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pk on April 23, 2011 at 2:16 PM
My ex-GF would always complain that
i didn't help out around the house. I mentioned all the house, appliance and car repair I do. Well, she said, "that doesn't count because you *like* doing that stuff." And there you go: from the mind of the modern woman.
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fabrizzo on October 7, 2011 at 11:50 PM
dont do it and see how she can handle it.really hate people who take others for granted.
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Katie Mason on February 6, 2013 at 7:55 AM
Oh, right. Because cleaning the toilet is to gardening with flowers, just as is cleaning the toilet is to problem solving with repair work?
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so on April 20, 2011 at 8:21 AM
Just remember, the crazy feminists you are talking about are the extremists, and are in the same realm as the Christians who set things on fire and say that god hates people, my point being that not all are like that. I personally believe in gender freedom and rights equality on both sides, and so consider myself both a feminist and a masculist(?). I actually have a stay-at-home father, doing a very large portion of the housework, including laundry, dishes, and cooking, as well as working on the vehicles, while my mom supports the family by working in a position she loves an average of 70 hours a week.
The both enjoy and are fulfilled by this arrangement (which rocks, and I love them both so much)
Short version-
Don't generalize and name-call. It's what the crazy feminists do, so if you do it, you are no better.
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Perseus on May 28, 2011 at 1:39 PM
Feminism is Racism. So those who affiliate, even though you want to justify yourself, 'NLTOF (not like those are feminists)' you are guilty as hell. If you believe in gender freedom and rights equality, then you are a humanist. But your racist affiliation betrays your true motives.
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JD on May 28, 2011 at 11:05 PM
No, feminism is not racism because gender is not the same thing as race. Feminism is an organized hate movement that wants nothing else but to disenfranchise men. Feminism is MISANDRY (the systematic hatred of men) — this is your new word for today:))
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Sebastian on December 24, 2011 at 1:59 AM
Feminism is not racism, nor is it a hate organization. This whole website is a hate movement because you bastards have nothing to do but moan and complain about how you have been WRONGED, even though you already are in charge of the governments, most major companies, the households, the church, etc etc.
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Marc on April 16, 2012 at 7:26 PM
Feminism has become a hate movement to the extent that it advocates for anti-male discriminatoryt laws, such as creating and/or backing laws that exclude and neglect male victims of DV, laws that ignore male victims of rape (like in India), supporting differential criminal sentencing laws, supporting discrimination against fathers, etc. This organization fights for equal rights and you call that “hate”? That just shows your own ignorance and bigotry. The board of this organization has a woman who was the president of NOW in Dallas and left to form the Dallast chapter of NOW because she was tired of the sexism and double standards of those feminists. That’s called being fair-minded, not hate. In fact alot of minority feminists are calling themselves “womanists” because they don’t like how feminists ignore men’s rights. “One of the primary ways Womanists differentiate themselves from feminists is their concern about men’s rights and their willingness to include men’s rights within their advocacy issues.” http://wesleyanargus.com/2011/03/25/womanist-hous…
Thank you, womanists, for not being bigots like Sebastian.
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Marc on April 16, 2012 at 7:27 PM
Feminism has become a hate movement to the extent that it advocates for anti-male discriminatoryt laws, such as creating and/or backing laws that exclude and neglect male victims of DV, laws that ignore male victims of rape (like in India), supporting differential criminal sentencing laws, supporting discrimination against fathers, etc. This organization fights for equal rights and you call that “hate”? That just shows your own ignorance and bigotry. The board of this organization has a woman who was the president of NOW in Dallas and left to form the Dallast chapter of NOW because she was tired of the sexism and double standards of those feminists. That’s called being fair-minded, not hate. In fact alot of minority feminists are calling themselves “womanists” because they don’t like how feminists ignore men’s rights. Search “womanists men’s rights.”
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BE FAIR on September 9, 2011 at 8:18 PM
You're father sounds weak and so are you as you have his DNA.
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Dusk on September 19, 2021 at 4:07 AM
It’s “your”, not “you’re”. Just saying.
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NCFM on September 19, 2021 at 9:25 AM
Thanks. Your right!
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fabrizzo on October 7, 2011 at 11:13 PM
that depends on whether it's the crazy feminists who are in power influencing the law.if so,something drastic needs be done.If not,they should just be ignored
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Marc on November 17, 2011 at 5:48 PM
to some extent you're right. But the difference is that the crazy extremist Christians don't have control over mainstream Christianity, while the crazy extremist feminists DO have control over mainstream feminism, and thus they get the public funds and have been strongly influencing public policy on gender issues for decades. The difference is huge. That's why I don't really have a problem with MRA's criticism of "feminists" and "feminism." I prefer not to generalize because I know there are alot of fair-minded feminists, but the ones in power are not fair-minded one bit. They have fought for all kinds of discriminatory laws against men when it comes to domestic violence, child custody, criminal sentencing, sexual assault, paternity laws and more, and they lie to the public and the government all the time about men and gender.
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Devin on December 21, 2011 at 1:33 AM
This is extremely true. There are different "levels" of feminism, ranging from reasonable to extreme. The extremists are the ones who actually cause more harm than good, although it may not be intentional harm.
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Ray on April 20, 2011 at 7:36 AM
Most feminists don't do a fraction of the work their grandmothers and great grand mothers did. Yet they whine like they're actually doing more. Great grandma knew what man's work was (in the fields) and avoided it. I know, I was raised on a farm. Gender feminism is one of the biggest scams in the history of America, and it's also one of the biggest hate movements.
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Be Fair on September 9, 2011 at 8:15 PM
That's right because most grandma did not have to work outside of home to pay for household expenses. Grandpa did. Today, women had to work to pay for household expenses and be responsible for the housework, which exceeds many grandma's duties. Please double check your statement with your grandma otherwise she would be disappointed with your whinning.
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Marc on October 6, 2011 at 12:50 PM
I didn't hear Ray "whine" at all. He's pointing out that gender feminists are full of it, not complaining about his grandma not whining. You're the one who needs to "be fair."
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CANCANWILLDO on November 12, 2011 at 9:42 AM
Right on "Be fair'!!! I like how all I see is female bashing on the comments when they don't like to see male bashing. Let us go back to what we learned in grade school. Two wrongs don't make a right. Saying hurtful things about women does not women respond to you…
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atlast on November 12, 2011 at 1:53 PM
To be fair–go out and chop a load of hardwood for the winter(whilst carrying out all 7 day a week farm chores contemporaneously) like granpa and his grandsons did and in some areas probably still do whether it is the USA or Australiaor N-Zealand or Canada .And what are all these lazy boned primma donna kids in the USA Australia Canada doing about their own share of housework??–answer probably nothing–I have not seen one teenager of either gender here in Brisbane Australia mowing a lawn–ever- And we all know well and truly who masterminded the invention of incredible labor saving devices eg washing machines that double as dryers etc and robotic domestic floor cleaners dish washers-etc -etc How many American women use cheap illegal labor to do all and more housework?? Quite alot of them in California as I saw back in the mid 90's…….the feminist dangerous destructive hierarchical myths are about to be torched big time– make these academic feminists past and present pay up – sue the lot of them- and the male fools who permitted this destructive nonsense- in allowing its feet to be firmly entrenched in the whole of Academia –yeah-atlast.
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Sebastian on December 24, 2011 at 1:57 AM
How about YOU go and wash the dishes three or more times a day, cook three or more times a day beginning in early morning, care for the children 24 hours a day while your SO is at work all day, get them off to school, go to their games (etc), dress them, feed them, push them out of your body, carry them for nine months, do the laundry, clean the house (kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom(s) kids' rooms, living area(s), etc), iron the laundry, and try and take care of yourself at the same time. Women are also expected to care for the baby in the middle of the night when he/she cries. Child care and housework is a 24 hour job.
You try to do all this when you are SICK. Women are still expected to get up and play their "roles" when ill even. Men expect to be catered to when sick and not expect to do any work at all around the house.
From what I have learned in my studies and research, the most pressing jobs for men are OFFICE jobs, which entail long ass meetings, sitting at a desk all day, dealing with ignorant ass-wipes. How is this physically exhausting to your body? Sure there are construction jobs and jobs that are pressing, but the number one type of job that is most often the most tolling are the jobs that require office hours.
However, you are not working for 24 hours a day/night. Women are expected to or they are "feminists", "anti-male", "sinfully independent", "disgusting", "vile" etc etc blah blah blah.
You don't have to chop wood year round, and most people don't. This point is stupid and moot and it makes you look stupid and act like you are whining.
ALSO. Farm women have it worse than the average woman. They have all their household duties, PLUS duties in the stables. Women who live on farms have to help tend to the stables and animals on top of their child care and house care. Plus, they may even have a job these days.
CHEAP and ILLEGAL labor? What the HELL are you talking about? Are you referring to the use of washing machines instead of water bowls? Or vacuums instead of brooms? If so, then you are really low on the intelligence level. Borderline Worse than Stupid. =_=
You have no real points and you have no real argument here. You are just complaining about doing physical labor that men chose to do in the past cause they felt women were not physically strong enough.
But the bottom line is, is that women are expected to work more hours at home and at work in order to make it by and please everyone. Men are expected to work decently and then get catered to at home cause they are too lazy to clean their dishes or throw away their beer cans.
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Marc on April 16, 2012 at 7:32 PM
Devon said: “But the bottom line is, is that women are expected to work more hours at home and at work in order to make it by and please everyone. Men are expected to work decently and then get catered to at home cause they are too lazy to clean their dishes or throw away their beer cans.”
Nonsense, Devon. Do some research. Look at the “Housework Myth” section of the issues page. Research that includes work both inside and outside of the home shows men do their fair share of housework and that both sexes work about the same number of hours. All you’re doing is spewing the same feminist myths we’ve heard for decades. And men make 92% of job deaths and the vast majority of occupational injuries as well. They also have longer commutes, work far more overtime, and take on more physical risk. As Warren Farrell puts it in The Myth of Male Power, “Today we have the multi-optioned woman and the no-optioned man.”
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Marc on April 16, 2012 at 7:33 PM
Sebastian, not Devon. But Devin seconded it.
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JM on September 27, 2012 at 11:25 PM
Sounds like an urban legend or myth for sure. I hear and read these types of comments all the time. I listen patiently until the story is over, then I always ask for a practical example. I say, telll me who you know well enough to be able to apply this idea to and say, yes its true and here is an example. I have yet to find proof that women do more work in the home, its just an urban legend. What is true, and not a myth, women have options. I have personally known women, married or in relationships with men, that do almost anything that they desire. From I think I want to go back to school, I think I want to have a child, I think I want to be a stay at home mom, I think I want to go back to work ect ect. The men in these relatiohships were expected to toe the line, like a donkey pulling a cart, a sponsor for the woman and her intrests/wants/desires.
For example, one of these women I personally know, actually I have known the couple for many years, decided after attending college for 4 years and receiving her degree (during which she did not work nor have any income and he paid for her education) that she did not want to work in that field after all. What she really wanted was something completely different and would required another 30K and another year of school. A year and a half later, she decided that what she really wanted was to be a mother. And women that are pregnant or trying to get pregnant cannot be expected to begin a new career. Bottom line is that in the last decade she has contibruted very little financially (she has only managed to work for 6 months total), but has endebted the relationship upwards of 100K in education expenses for degrees that she does not use because she is a stay at home mom now. She does not cook because she is a modern woman (unless she wants to cook, which is rare), she does not clean house because that is traditional sexist female work, he cooks, works fulltime and sponsors her interests. This woman is not unique, I know many in similar situations, but none in the situation described by the author.
The men in these situations feel pride, proud that he is able to support his family and is sensitive to the needs/wants/desires of the woman in his life. To be honest, at the end of the day, he is a means to an end. I have seen the back end of this as well. When the children come, he is the only expendable member of the family unit, but must still maintain his sponsorship of her needs/wants/desires.
You need to take a serious look at what is going on, at least in this country.
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Jude on September 4, 2020 at 8:47 AM
Man, I know of a woman that told me she would marry a rich dude when old.
She literally dated different men till she found one whose family paid for their home and holidays.
She took a decade to end her degree. And after him supporting her all that time she decided she didn’t want to work on that field.
She didn’t do any house chores because that’s patriarchy. But made him pay for immigrant women to do all the tasks.
When looking for a new job, she used her man’s family’s contacts to land directly on director level, with no experience. Passing over women and men that had been working on that company for over a decade.
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Devin on December 21, 2011 at 1:32 AM
I second this.
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Gregory on December 23, 2011 at 6:53 PM
I third this. (Judging by your earlier posts, Devin, it seems you second "be fair". I think they make excellent points as well.
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William Wallace LA on April 15, 2011 at 3:28 PM
'Feminists' are the sleezebags of our era. Utterly despicable creatures.
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Devin on December 21, 2011 at 1:31 AM
And male chauvinistic pigs like you prevent the world from evolving and moving on.
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2,395 | It has taken more than a decade of dedication and perseverance, but the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame Center of Western Heritage and Cultures: Native Americans, Ranching and Rodeo is ready to preserve the stories of the legendary western lifestyle that has made a lasting impact on the state's heritage. The Hall of Fame, scheduled for its grand opening on August 6, is not only a center of heritage and history; it is a home for the legends of the plains, and a place where future generations will be able to take a journey through northern plains history.
The Dream Begins
The dream of a North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame began in October 1994, as Bismarck educator and former rodeo rider Phil Baird was accompanying longtime Mandan western-shop owner Evelyn Neuens and her sister to the 40th anniversary celebration of the Minot Ys Men's Rodeo. After participating in the festivities, Baird realized that this moment might potentially be lost if it had no permanent place of preservation. He also recalled his efforts to gather information for a rodeo documentary book. "North Dakota has many significant contributors to Native American history, rodeo, and ranching, and I was very hard pressed to find documented information. I realized that the state's western heritage would be lost if action wasn't taken."
On the ride back to Bismarck that October afternoon, Baird pitched his idea of a Hall of Fame to Neuens. "I was asking a woman who was 80-plus years old to take a leap of faith and join me in this extraordinary venture. I thought she might be hard to convince." But Neuens, who grew up in the Badlands of western North Dakota, knew the value of ensuring that generations to come would be able to experience the heritage of the American West. Her western spirit took over and she replied, "Phil, let's do it!"
Neuens went on to become the founding president, a position now held by Baird. He says initially it was going to be a Rodeo Hall of Fame, but the board realized that rodeo originated out of the ranching lifestyle, and before cowboys tamed the lands, the Native Americans claimed the wide-open plains of North Dakota. The one thing that tied them all together was the horse culture. For these reasons, the Hall of Fame evolved into being the premier center of western history and the horse culture of the Northern Plains, encompassing its evolution from the days when buffalo roamed the plains to the homesteading era to present-day ranching and rodeo.
Wheels of Progress
Neuens and Baird were nervous before the first organizational meeting in January 1995. "We hoped there would be enough interest to get the project off the ground," says Baird. Typical of the western way of life, when there is a cause, the people come. Ten people committed to the original board of directors. Without money or resources, the group began making plans. "We had an extraordinary board made of state leaders that were very committed, but this was a big task for strictly volunteers," says Baird. "We realized we needed someone who could solely dedicate time and energy to this project."
The board found that energy and dedication in Darrell Dorgan, and brought him on board as executive director in 1998. "This was the key benchmark in the advancement of the effort," says Baird. Dorgan says that he and the board share a common fascination with and interest in heritage and history. "I have made great friendships. These are amazing people," says Dorgan.
The dogged dedication and perseverance of Dorgan, the board of directors and nearly 1,500 members has brought the dream to reality.
The Dream Unfolds
"This project has been a great team effort," says Dorgan. "The energy surrounding it is tremendous." From the initial meeting, to fundraising, to site selection, to its near completion, western heritage enthusiasts from across the state have rallied behind this project.
After much consideration, historic Medora was selected as the location of the Hall of Fame that would house and preserve the traditions, legacies, and stories of North Dakota's greatest contributors to its western heritage and culture. "We wanted it to be located where people were going to see it. In addition to being North Dakota's premier tourism destination, Medora is also in the heart of cowboy country," says Dorgan. Russ Danielson, a director from Harwood, agrees. "It is ideal for exposure, and everyone enjoys visiting Medora. This will give tourists one more attraction to look forward to visiting."
Bismarck architect Arnie Hanson spent a considerable amount of time researching and visiting rodeo and cowboy halls of fame across the nation before designing the $3 million, 15,000-square-foot, two-story complex. "This was a unique project for me," says Hanson. "I was given the chance to design a building to accentuate the beautiful sculptures that will be displayed outside. It is the first time I've had the opportunity to blend art and architecture."
Hanson says from an architect's point-of-view, this project has two distinctive features: its modern design and the shape of its exterior. "This is a modern, state-of-the-art building that uses colors and material to blend into its natural surroundings of bluffs and hills, not the other buildings in the area."
Hanson used the color of the almond clay, which can be seen dispersed throughout the Badlands, as the basic color of the building. The stone base is created from petrified stone found between Dickinson and New England. "The building really picks up the color and texture of the Badlands," says Hanson.
A 5,000-square-foot patio, surrounded by a five-foot cedar trimmed fence, will provide an area for entertainment, weddings, receptions, and meetings. "We already have events scheduled for the patio this summer," says Dorgan. The cedar trim proudly displays brands - the signatures of modern-day ranchers. Nearly 30 members of the Hall of Fame and the North Dakota Stockmen's Association were among the first to leave their marks, with more to come in the near future. The patio area can easily accommodate groups of up to 200 people.
Construction of the multimillion-dollar complex began in April 2004 and a work-in-progress preview was given on May 28 in conjunction with Medora's annual Cowboy Poetry Gathering. Dorgan says the center has been open since mid-June, and the August 6 grand opening will be held in conjunction with the annual Hall of Honoree inductions. The doors of the Hall of Fame will be open yearly from May through September, and tours and use of the facilities can be arranged by appointment during the remaining months.
A Walk through the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame
The extraordinary combination of architecture and art highlighting the outside of the Cowboy Hall of Fame is a perfect introduction into the two stories of interior wonders. "The Hall of Fame will be a physical presence that will not be easily forgotten once it is experienced. It will provide a concrete and convincing account of our state's heritage," says Minot artist Walter Piehl, a board member and trustee.
The first level features an interpretive theater modeled after a 1903 photo of Theodore Roosevelt in Medora, a gift shop, and permanent and traveling exhibit galleries. Two state-of-the-art conference rooms occupy the second floor, along with the centerpiece of the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame - the Hall of Honorees.
The main floor exhibits will take visitors on a journey through the history of the horse culture, beginning with the Native Americans, leading to Texas trail drivers and homesteaders, and finishing with the stories of ranchers and rodeo cowboys of past and present. "The traveling exhibit gallery will allow visitors a new and different learning opportunity on a yearly basis," says Dorgan. The 2005 featured exhibit will be a collection of 100 sculptures by nationally noted artist Robert Scriver.
The Hall of Fame also provides the region with second-to-none meeting space for groups of up to 100. A board room and a conference room are located on the second floor. "This is a great asset to the area," says Randy Hutzenbuler, Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation president. With floor-to-ceiling windows allowing a view of some of Medora's greatest attractions, Hutzenbuler refers to the board room as one of the most beautiful meeting rooms in all of North Dakota. "What better atmosphere can be created than being able to view the Chateau de Mores, the old de Mores packing plant, cemetery hill, and the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park?"
The second floor is also home to the 75 North Dakota legends featured in the Hall of Honorees.
Hall of Honorees
Stepping into the Cowboy Hall of Fame Hall of Honorees, visitors will, for an instant, experience the lives of the men, women, animals and events that have made lasting impressions on the horse culture and western heritage of North Dakota.
For the past seven years, the Hall of Fame trustees, consisting of 200 individuals in 12 regions across the state, have selected for induction to the Hall of Fame seven to 10 outstanding honorees for their contributions to North Dakota's western heritage. "The Hall of Honorees crosses minority and ethnic barriers, featuring the outstanding contributions of Native Americans, men, women, animals, and events," says Dorgan.
Dan Kalil, a trustee from Williston, expresses the importance of the Hall of Honorees: "We cannot lose these stories of the brave and resolute people who carved their living from a landscape so huge and domineering."
And, thanks to the determination by people from across North Dakota to make a dream become reality, the legacy of North Dakota's legendary western lifestyle is not likely to be lost for a very long time.
For more information on the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame Center of Western Heritage & Cultures: Native Americans, Ranching and Rodeo visit www.northdakotacowboy.com or call 701-250-1833. | {
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It's time for revenge, an almost impossible mission, but it will surely amuse you !! Play this new game called Squid Squad Mission Revenge a new game where you will take revenge on the heartless hooded enemies show how good you are at aiming and shooting !!!! Play it for free at kiz10.com totally free and enjoy many hours of fun. One of the survivors of these squid games returns to take revenge on these crazy games and decided to eliminate all the hooded men and the bosses that still continue to organize these crazy games. Your mission is to control the little hero so that he can eliminate all the enemies in each of the levels !! So help the little character by pointing and shooting. Take care of your ammunition. You have a limit in each level. Try not to waste your bullets. Exceed each level, improve your score and you will be able to obtain new weapons that will help you in each difficult level of this spectacular action and shooting game.
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