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Some top U.S. military officers are questioning whether the practice of keeping U.S. troops highly visible in Iraq is doing more harm than good, challenging a key tenet of the Army's approach to occupying the country.
Advocates of the new approach say U.S. troops would be more effective if they were kept out of view of the Iraqi public, and even removed to remote desert bases, appearing only when needed to conduct operations beyond the capacity of Iraqi security forces.
For most of the Iraq occupation, the U.S. military has assumed -- based on lessons drawn from peacekeeping missions in Bosnia and Kosovo -- that maintaining "presence" through extensive patrols, large-scale raids and other highly visible operations would increase stability. Now, however, some officers are saying that such operations are doing more to inflame anti-American feelings among Iraqis than to secure the streets, and the resulting debate may shape the military's future structure and tactics in Iraq.
"Sometimes the best way is to be less present, and to be focused in your presence and successful in what you do," Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, the Army chief of staff, said in little-noticed comments made last week during the final moments of a hearing of the House Armed Services Committee. "And by exposing more and more of your formation to this kind of [guerrilla] warfare may not be the smartest thing to do. And we're looking and working very hard to do that through the commanders over there."
The view that high-profile U.S. military operations may be counterproductive departs from the basic U.S. military approach in Iraq over the past year. As one 1st Armored Division soldier put it in summarizing his unit's operations in Baghdad for the past 14 months, "We were everywhere all the time day and night 24-7 for a year -- I mean everywhere. You could not go anywhere in Baghdad without seeing a 1st AD patrol or convoy or soldiers on some point."
The changing view on presence also presents a new challenge to critics of the Bush administration's Iraq policy, such as Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Rep. John P. Murtha (D-Pa.), who have called for boosting the number of U.S. troops there. In May, Murtha, a decorated Marine veteran of the Vietnam War, said the administration should either increase its troop strength in Iraq or withdraw. Until now, U.S. commanders have generally agreed with the need for troops, postponing plans for cuts this summer and instead maintaining a level of about 145,000 troops.
Somewhat belatedly, the revised approach to presence also provides new ammunition for Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's approach to Iraq, which, beginning with the government- toppling campaign in the spring of 2003, favored maneuverability and speed over sheer bulk and big troop numbers.
Asked Wednesday about the continuing debate over troop levels, Rumsfeld said, "There's no magical number. There's no formula for this." But he went on to say at a Pentagon news conference that the Soviet Union had a large troop presence in Afghanistan during its war there in the 1980s, while the U.S. military had just "a few handfuls" in its own offensive there in the fall of 2001. "The Soviets lost and we won," he pointedly noted.
The new argument against "presence" as a military goal was put most strongly by Keith W. Mines, a former Special Forces officer who served a tour last year as the U.S. occupation authority's representative for Al Anbar Province in western Iraq. "The presence of foreign security forces is provoking the very instability that must diminish in order for the process to work," Mines, who is now a State Department diplomat, wrote in an essay published by the Foreign Policy Research Institute, a pro-defense think tank that tends to espouse mainstream Republican views. "Coalition forces are not only not stopping most of the violence, they are the active force which is provoking it."
In a follow-up internal cable sent last month on the State Department's formal "dissent channel," Mines also argued for a phased withdrawal of U.S. troops, with a reduction from dozens of bases now to just seven in January, followed by a complete pullout in the spring.
Some Army officers, especially those who specialize in civil affairs, the art of military relations with the local population, say they agree with Mines's thesis.
"I certainly think Mines is on to something," said Army Maj. Christopher Varhola, a reservist who served in Iraq earlier this year. Varhola, who is writing an academic study titled "The American Military in Iraq: Are We Our Own Worst Enemy?," said he came away from Iraq believing that U.S. military operations "have alienated parts of the Iraqi population, and continue to do so."
Not everyone in the Army supports that view. Capt. Oscar Estrada, an Army Reserve civil affairs specialist, found that out the hard way when he published an article in The Washington Post last month detailing his concerns that even feel-good missions, such as fixing water plants, are harmful if soldiers shoot at Iraqis on the way to and from the task. In response, he was transferred to a post near the Iranian border, resulting in the loss of a home leave during which he planned to get married. According to the Army Times newspaper, he also was reprimanded by his brigade commander, Col. Dana J.H. Pittard, who told him he was "aiding the enemy."
Likewise, Brig. Gen. Mark P. Hertling, deputy commander of the 1st Armored Division, which occupied Baghdad for most of the past year, argued that Mines's views are "interesting, but also somewhat slanted, geared toward what he saw in Al Anbar (versus the entire nation, which has different challenges in each area) and uninformed."
At the same time, Hertling said the Army already has taken many of the steps Mines advocates. He said the 1st Armored Division has long conducted the kind of focused operations Mines says are necessary. "If our units didn't have a specific mission, the soldiers didn't go out," he said. In addition, he said, the division steadily reduced its number of outposts in the capital from 60 in spring 2003 to eight early this summer.
Maj. Gen. Charles Swannack Jr., who commanded the 82nd Airborne Division in western Iraq for much of the past year, said he generally endorses the idea of putting Iraqi security forces at the fore while U.S. troops move to the background. The problem, he said in a talk in Washington last month, was that the U.S. aid program has been too sluggish to put that theory into practice. "I never got to the point where we had the equipment to do that," said Swannack, who worked with Mines in Al Anbar. "I couldn't get the flak vests, communications and vehicles to do that."
Even so, the new view is clearly gathering steam. Defense analyst Michael Vickers, who has long advocated sharply cutting U.S. troop levels in Iraq, said that some Pentagon insiders agree with him that it would be possible to have the same military effect in Iraq with half the number of U.S. troops. "They're moving in the right direction," he said, by making U.S. operations less obtrusive. But he said the Bush administration will not sharply reduce troop numbers for fear of looking as if it is cutting and running from Iraq.
The alternative approach is finding support in Congress. Rep. Jim Marshall (D-Ga.) said he learned as a reconnaissance platoon sergeant fighting in Vietnam that "just being out there poking around . . . is strategically counterproductive."
Reducing the U.S. profile as appears to be already happening in some parts of the country almost certainly will reduce U.S. casualties -- which could be significant in Iraq and the United States as the presidential election approaches. However, the tactical shift also is likely to place new burdens on Iraqi security forces, which in several instances proved not up to the job in the last major spike in violence in April.
Marshall, who has made two trips to Iraq in the past year, said the issue for U.S. commanders will be finding a way to reduce their presence without simply surrendering turf to insurgents. "The real dilemma is when you leave a vacuum," he said, "because that lawless environment will be filled by hard-liners, so there's a balance that needs to be struck."


TAIPEI, Taiwan – Taiwan has slammed Manila's response to the shooting death of a Taiwanese fisherman in disputed waters as less than formal or sincere, and says it is recalling its representative and will discourage travel to the Philippines.
Premier Chiang Yi-huah said Wednesday that the government was displeased with the informal apology delivered early in the day by the Philippine representative office in Taipei.
Chiang said Taiwan will not accept anything short of a Philippine government apology.
Philippine coast guard personnel opened fire on a Taiwanese fishing vessel in the Bashi Strait last Thursday, killing the fisherman.
Chiang said the navy and coast guard will stage an exercise in the area to show Taiwan's naval strength. He said a hiring freeze of Philippine workers in Taiwan will also take effect.


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Well, your experience is probably as nothing compared with that of employees of the big US airlines over recent years. Hell in the heavens might just about describe it.
Just look at the carnage. Some of the most famous names of American aviation have been vaporised: Pan American, Eastern and Braniff among them. Others, such as TWA, have staggered in and out of bankruptcy.
Over five years from 1989, the US airline industry contrived to lose a fearful $13bn. Robert Crandall, the sharp-edged chief executive at American Airlines, was conceding only a short few months ago that he would not mind selling up entirely given the awful state of the industry. The battle for survival has, understandably, been intense. It was Mr Crandall again who remarked: "The game we play is closest to the old game of Christians and lions."
With every management scrambling to cut overheads, it was generally the employees who were turned into cat food. At Eastern Airlines, union members, so accustomed to being asked for ever-more painful concessions, coined the acronym Bohica - Bend Over Here It Comes Again.
Now there is convincing evidence the worst may be over. As a group, the main US carriers are on track to have made money in 1995, ending their streak of losses. Delta, Northwest, American and United all came out ahead.
While cost-cutting played the biggest part, the turnaround was helped also by fares that stayed relatively high and traffic which rose 2.4 per cent over 1994. Most importantly, load factors on the 10 largest US airlines rose 0.8 to 67.3 per cent.
Even the clouds at USAir might be revealing a silver lining. The company is expected to announce this morning, that it, too, has rebounded from five straight years of losses totalling $3bn with a profit for 1995. When USAir first mentioned it was on course for a profit last September, its share price shot up 25 per cent. One dampener on the celebrations will be the news last week from British Airways that it is declining to exercise an option to increase its 24.6 per cent holding in the company to 34.8 per cent because of the continuing deadlock in Anglo-American negotiations on liberalising access to markets and raising US limits on foreign ownership of its carriers.
Something else will be new at USAir today: from this morning it will have Stephen Wolf as its new chief executive. The appointment of Mr Wolf has thrilled analysts and investors.
Formally the boss of four airlines - Continental, Republic, Tiger International and United Airlines - the lanky Californian is "Mr Turnaround" of the airline world.
At United he engineered a $5bn employee buyout that has seen the airline return to profit and overtake American as the country's largest carrier.
Most carriers expect 1996 to be much like last year. There are still no serious fare wars in sight, and, with a generally healthy US economy, traffic projections look good.
The main carriers "are acting very rationally as far as adding capacity is concerned", says Ray Neidl, an aviation analyst at Furman, Selz. "I hope they maintain that."
Dangers, however, still lurk. Not everybody, for example, is certain that Mr Wolf will be able to work his old magic so easily on USAir, which still has the highest operating costs in the industry and famously tough unions. It will not help him that USAir's pilots have an agreement in their pockets barring any lay-offs before 1 July 1997.
Among the sceptics is Michael Boyd, an aviation consultant in Colorado. "It looks like they [USAir] looked for an outside Messiah to save their company," he said last week. "But former airline executives are like plants. They usually don't repot very well."
And there are potentially dangerous labour disputes brewing at some of the other carriers also. The pilots' union at American Airline asked last week for federal mediators to step in to end an 18-month impasse in negotiations with management for a new contract. And at Delta Air, the pilots' union has said it is preparing to ballot members on strike measures because of deadlocked talks with management.
Another worry for the big lines is the progress of their short-hop, no- frills competitors, such as Dallas-based Southwest Airlines. Led by its founder, Herb Kelleher, it has made extraordinary inroads, serving 23 US states and poised to replace TWA as America's seventh-largest carrier.
Tomorrow, Mr Kelleher will inaugurate new routes to Florida, representing a serious threat to the east coast stronghold of USAir. Less visible but growing even faster is Valujet, based in Atlanta.
Most damaged by its sudden ascendancy is Delta. The violent bumps of the first half of the decade are more or less over. But the seat-belt sign is likely to stay on a while yet.
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Review: Juan De Marcos & The Afro-Cuban All Stars
By Cynthia Close, Burlington Writers Workshop
Juan De Marcos Gonzáles wasted little time with idle banter as he and his band of twelve stellar musicians took their places on the three-tiered risers on center stage and launched into their first set on this opening weekend of Burlington’s Discover Jazz Fest. The torrential downpour earlier in the evening didn’t dampen the spirits of the crowd as heads bobbed and shoulders swayed to the irresistible conga-infused beat.
Gonzáles joked a bit about his age, but his graying dreadlocks were the only thing hinting at the years he’d spent touring and recording with his band of Grammy-nominated Afro-Cuban All-Stars. His body exuded a joyful energy. He never stopped moving and the overflow was enough to inspire everyone in the theater. He was clearly the guiding force of the ensemble, but the message that he transmitted to them and they, in turn, gave to us was just “have fun.” From the looks on their smiling faces, the music seemed to come effortlessly, though the skill displayed was awesome.
A Grand piano anchored the stage on the left played by Marquitos “Greko” Crego. He had his back towards the audience and, rather than reading his music from printed paper sheets, he was using a digital display, like an iPod or something like it. Julito Diaz, Yoanny Pino and Yaure Muniz stood on the top riser playing trumpets and flugelhorns, while simultaneously creating a backdrop of dance moves reminiscent of Motown through the entire performance.
As lead singer, Emilio Suárez was an imposing figure. He’s been with the band for seven years, and he shared the main vocals with Juan de Marcos, who modestly conceded that the younger man was the true powerhouse when it came to voice.
At about the halfway point Gonzáles let the appreciative hometown crowd know he was “feeling the Bern.” Not surprising that he would express his admiration for our own, self-identified, “democratic socialist”. But politics was only alluded to, as the main theme of the music of the evening was LOVE. Love of family was first on his menu as Gonzáles proudly introduced his wife, fellow musician, percussionist and business partner of 38 years, Gliceria Abreu. She was dressed in a softly flowing white gown that seemed to float, encircling her and her husband as they kissed and danced across the front of the stage while the band swayed and played behind them.
But for my money, the real stars of the evening were his two daughters, Laura Lydia Gonzáles on clarinet and several other horned instruments I couldn’t identify, and Gliceria (named after her mom) Gonzáles on vibes, keyboard, and vocals. They had several opportunities to wow us with solo riffs, and they were duly impressive.
Rather than winding down, the evening seemed to wind up – as the rhythms of the Afro-Cuban All Stars and the encouragement of Juan de Marco Gonzáles brought the audience to our feet, dancing and clapping. I glanced up to the balcony, feeling like the whole theater had come throbbingly alive, grateful that we had braved the storm to dance back out into the now dry summer night.


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Five long and tumultuous years on, the ASX 200 is reaching new lofty highs.
Finally sitting comfortably above 5,000 points once again, the index's closing measure of 5,234 points has not been seen since June 2008, when the market was making its descent to catastrophic lows.
Local shares have gained 66 per cent since March 2009 lows. In comparison to the 16 months it took to wipe 54 per cent off the index, the climb back has been at snail pace.
Key themes and market forces that have pushed the index along, particularly over the past two years, will not be the same in the years ahead as global and domestic growth drivers change.
Taking a look at these, it is evident the love affair with Australia’s popular banks and the financial sector (orange line) as a whole has not been enough to give this sector top spot over the past two years. Number one ranking goes to healthcare (green line), followed by telecommunications (red line). The index is represented by the white line below.
China and Japan have been warmly welcomed back to the global growth story and will be central to how our domestic market fares over the months ahead.
A combination of China hitting its GDP growth target of 7.5 per cent this year, likely maintaining around 7 per cent in the years ahead, bodes well for Australia. In addition to this, Japan’s aggressive attempts to spark inflation is a bonus for global growth in general.
Also, the change in government is set to offer more support for the market as there is a firm belief the Liberal government will improve confidence over the country’s fiscal management.
Still, it is not as simple as onwards and upwards from here. There remain treacherous waters the market must sail through.
Next week, the Federal Reserve meets and it is expected US policymakers will illuminate on plans to reduce current monetary stimulus. Bond and currency markets have moved to reflect the reality of some degree of tapering, but equity markets are sitting on the sidelines.
The reaction to tapering in our domestic market could be distinctly different from the US and Europe as recent moves have been linked more closely to Asian markets – China’s Shanghai Composite and Japan’s Nikkei. As we can see from the graph below, the S&P 500 in the red line has underperformed Asian markets by 3 per cent since the start of August.

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Mahesh Babu is not proficient in reading and writing Telugu language and to know the reason about his marvelous performances, read the story
Mahesh Babu, the popular South superstar is undoubtedly one of the best actors in the country. He has proved his acting prowess and gained adulation owing to his outstanding performances. Babu has given blockbuster hit films in the South. But do you know he is not proficient in reading and writing Telugu? Yes, you read that right that he cannot read and write the Telugu language.
As a fan, you might be confused that he has given many hits in Telugu and has delivered dialogue with such ease. Well, here is the reason behind his mind-blowing performances in the movie without learning Telugu. In 2015, during the promotions of his movie Srimanthudu, he revealed that he just follows the director’s advice. He told that he just listens to the director and recites his lines and gives marvelous performances.
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According to the reports by IndiaGlitz, the ‘Spyder’ movie actor revealed that he can speak Telugu fluently as he is blessed with good memory. The reason he is not proficient in Telugu is that his schooling was done in Chennai.
Meanwhile, the 46 years old actor was recently trolled for the statement “Bollywood can’t afford me.” Many Bollywood personalities like Mukesh Bhatt and Ram Gopal Verma reacted to his statement.
On the work front, Mahesh Babu’s Telugu film Sarkaru Vaari Paata was a super hit. He has now joined hands with SS Rajamouli for a thriller film and will go on floors in November or December. The film is not going to be a period drama as Mahesh Babu is not comfortable in that genre and the ace director Rajamouli wants to break the stereotype.
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After one of the first big Saturdays of the season, we saw some big changes in our weekly bowl projections.
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| Sep 21, 2013
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With very few high profile games, the bowl projections weren't expected to change much after this weekend - and they didn't.
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| Sep 14, 2013
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Alabama and Oregon solidified themselves in the BCS title game but we have plenty other changes of note.
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| Sep 7, 2013
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Stephen Morris threw two first-quarter touchdown passes, and Miami took advantage of Florida turnovers during four red-zone opportunities on the way to knocking off the 12th-ranked Gators, 21-16, on Saturday.
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| Aug 24, 2013
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Beyond Dario Argento and Mario Bava, perhaps the true father of the giallo is Edgar Wallace. And yes, it’s somewhat strange that a British-born writer — in fact, the same man who wrote the original script for King Kong — would beget a uniquely Italian film genre, but sometimes that’s how it works.
Wallace toiled in the army press corps and at London’s Daily Mail, constantly skirting bankruptcy and scandal before he finally became known as the King of the Thrillers. His output was staggering — 170 novels, 18 stage plays, and 957 short stories — with him often dictating his novels just by speaking them aloud as secretaries typed them out. He often worked on three books at once, which was just as well. At one point, he wrote one in four books read in the UK.
Basically, Wallace was constantly on the run from loan sharks and bookies, so he churned out novels to keep them away. It wasn’t until long after his death that his name became even more famous overseas.
Of course, Wallace’s movies had been adapted for the screen for decades, starting with 1916’s The Man Who Bought London and continuing throughout the 60’s with the forty-seven films in the Edgar Wallace Mysteries series.
In 1959, the Danish company Rialto Film made Der Frosch mit der Maske, which started the krimi genre. These films are marked by quick zooms and hidden, yet flamboyant, supervillains. Often, these killers wear a mask and as you watch these films, you can see their influence on the giallo that would come in their wake. Indeed, the very name giallo comes from the garish yellow covers that detective novels by Wallace sported on Italian newsstands.
At the point where The College Girl Murders was made, it’s obvious that the films were not adaptions word for word from Wallace, but used his titles or themes to inform new ways of telling his stories.
There are mad scientists making gases who are soon killed by a monk wearing a red robe and wielding a whip and another lethal gas weapon that’s hidden inside a Bible. Yes, that’s just in the first few minutes of the film.
Jazzy 60’s music? Creeps staring at women from hidden windows in a swimming pool? Frustrated cops trying to put it all together, yet with a red hooded killer always one step ahead? Pits of alligators ready to menace comely young women? Uschi Glas from Seven Blood-Stained Orchids? Ewa Strömberg from Vampyros Lesbos? Yes, this film has all of that and more.
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Heather Scoffield asks, Will Invoking the Great Depression Bring It On?
To be fair, poor journalism is nothing new. In fact, it is the rule rather than the exception. But this particular article did such a marvelous job of repeating nearly every economic fallacy going around and while doing so attempted to shift the blame from the culpable to the prudent.
OTTAWA — Farms turned to dust, livestock starved to death and migrant workers toiled for pennies a day, sleeping in barns at night and eating mush. Children went without shoes in winter.
“I never took a backward step in my life until that Depression whipped me, took away my wife, my home, a section of good land back in Saskatchewan,” 78-year-old Henry Jacobson told Canadian writer Barry Broadfoot in his chronicle of the Depression in Canada.
“Left me with nothing.”
Scoffield starts out with a classic misrepresentation of the depression. I'm not saying it wasn't bad, but to proclaim that "Children went without shoes in winter," as a statement of absolute fact should strike anyone as sensationalist. Surely, some children went without shoes in winter in the Depression. Surely some went without shoes last year, and the year before.
And the workers "toiling for pennies a day," does not mention that adjusted for inflation those pennies were enough to feed themselves and survive. But again, it is a blanket statement. "Workers." Not some workers. She makes it sound as if it was a condition that plagued all of society. In fact, even at the worst estimates of 25% unemployment, there is the little noticed fact that 3 in 4 people still had their jobs. And while their wages may have been falling, they were not reduced to sleeping in barns.
Scoffield goes to great lengths to sensationalize the worst parts of the Depression. She's not alone. I distinctly remember learning about the Depression in high school (it was one of the classes I didn't skip, evidently). What sticks out in my memory? Pictures like these of course:
What my teachers and Ms. Scoffield failed to point out was that you could traverse across any country at any time (boom or bust) and find people in this condition of poverty. Examples like that of Mr. Jacobson (who lost his farm, home and wife - I'm pretty sure that is the correct order) could be from any period of modern history.
The truth of "the Great Depression affected everyone" has been skewed to make us believe, "the Great Depression had everyone sleeping in barns." This sensationalism is not limited to this article. It is prevalent in every reference to the GD.
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The era was so punishing that it has become ingrained in Canada's psyche as something that must never be repeated. The D word is a painful one, used sparingly and with dramatic effect.
Now, however, as the U.S. economy craters, the global economy falters and Canada is clearly in recession, talk of depression has become commonplace. The 1930s are no longer a distant memory. The decade has become a poignant reference point, with policy makers drawing lessons and making comparisons, and some economists now warning that the world is at the precipice.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who heads the International Monetary Fund, has suggested that the world's major economies are “already in depression.” Economist bad-boy Nouriel Roubini warns that the United States is in a “near depression.”
Such seemingly casual use of the D word has many analysts balking, warning of the effect such a mindset can have in an already fragile economy plagued by a lack of consumer and business confidence.
And why do you think "many analysts" are balking at the use of the word? Could it be because its comeuppance would be of no benefit to them? Because their heavily leveraged portfolios are getting margin calls and they need some optimism to sell to a greater fool? Nevermind the conflict of interest. That's a whole other topic.
I want to touch on this issue of "confidence," and whether the lack of it is the cause for our current predicament. Of course, we know the answer is "no." But I always find it amusing that journalists, analysts and most economists never refer to the years of excessive confidence, only pointing it out on the way down. It is always assumed with shocking agreement that rising confidence is rational, yet falling confidence is irrational. You'll often hear guys like Bernanke talking about a "deficiency in aggregate demand." As if by it's very nature, demand is lower than it "should" be. How does he know what it should be? He doesn't, of course.
So can "the news" cause confidence to fall? Think about it. Does one fear losing his job because the newspaper said 120,000 Canadians lost their jobs last month? Or does one fear losing their job because their co-workers or neighbours lost their job last month? What is the reason for the person fearing for their job? Is it job losses or the reporting of job losses? If you guessed the latter, then may I suggest a career with Pravda.
Seriously, the insanity has to stop somewhere. If fallacious arguments like this become acceptable logic in our mainstream media, then the entire institution of a free press is in jeopardy. If we are to vilify people such as myself for making correct analysis of the economy, where do we stop? Do we vilify the person who reports the damage of a natural disaster? How about the journalist that uncovers political fraud? Why not just outlaw any news that could be perceived as negative? Do you see where these arguments are rooted? Do you think it is accidental? If so, you are thinking with a dangerous naivety.
But as confidence in the banking system continues to falter, jittery investors drive down stock markets and inflation hovers close to zero, more economists are grappling with the possibility that the deepening recession could turn into something worse and more intractable – a slump that may earn the D-word moniker, even if it doesn't replicate the misery of the 1930s. “It's a worry,” says Angela Redish, an economics historian at the University of British Columbia.
The chances of Canada, or even the U.S., facing a repeat of the 1930s is slim to none, most analysts say, because the North American economy is much different than it was 70 years ago. Employment insurance and social programs are beefier now, especially in Canada, and the population in general is much further away from the poverty line.
There is nothing correct in this last paragraph. Nothing. The North American economy is very similar to 70 years ago. It is lopsided toward consumption. Previously, it was lopsided toward production. Either way, it is lopsided. The insinuation is that we have a more balanced economy now. Nothing could be further from the truth. The services sector accounts for an enormous portion of our economy. And with less consumption to "serve," many of these jobs will become obsolete.
The second assertion is that social programs are "beefier" now. I suppose that would be why more than a dozen US states are already at the bottom of their employment insurance funds? Despite the facts, people continue to praise the social security model as if it is functioning. In reality, pension funds are being decimated, and employment insurance funds are grossly inadequate to cope with anything close to what we face. The jobless elderly are going to find that neither of their promised insurance schemes will be able to pay. And the reason is simple: they were never designed to pay. They were designed as ponzi schemes, where incoming money would be used to pay current obligations. When the incoming money declines, due to economic reasons or demographic, the scheme implodes - just like Madoff's. Citing this as a "strength" is grossly misleading. Rather, the false sense of security our populations have been lulled into is more of a weakness. (I do realize some pension programs are in better shape than others. But if you set the bar low enough...)
The third false assertion is that our general populations are further away from the poverty line than before. In order to make this determination, we need to replace "savings" with "home equity." The former is non-existent, and the latter is dropping like a stone. I can't remember the exact numbers, but something like 80% of Canadians live paycheque to paycheque. I don't care how many flatscreen TVs one has. Without a paycheque, a person without a job, no savings and a house that can't be sold is impoverished.
Below is a chart of consumer and mortgage debt as a percentage of GDP in Canada and the US. If you've fallen for the punchline that Canadians are more responsible with their finances than Americans, you've been fooled. This is not healthy:
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For Luc Vallée, former chief economist at the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, the U.S. has already reached that point. The hugely expensive fiscal measures that Washington is throwing at the crisis, accompanied by interest rates near zero and ever-creative moves by the Federal Reserve to fix the financial system, mean that the economic trouble is extraordinary, not just a recession, he argues.
“It looks like maybe the big D has arrived. It may not be the Great Depression, because we have these stabilizers which prevent us from collapsing totally. But it looks like we're stuck in a place where it can't start on its own, because the financial intermediation is not functioning properly, and that's a big part of a market economy.”(emphasis mine)
By Mr. Vallée's logic we can also conclude that: Levitation is a big part of gravity. Killing something is a big part of keeping it alive. Turning out the lights will help us see at night.
Sadly, Mr. Vallée's verbal defecation was only about half-way through this article. We continue boldly:
Deflation is one of the key differentiators between recession and depression, explains economist Robert Fairholm, director of the Toronto-area Centre for Spatial Economics.
If prices are rising, and some sort of inflation persists, it means consumers and investors are still somewhat active, and the economy should be able to start growing again. But if consumers and investors fear widespread falling prices, then a dangerous deflationary spiral – one that drives up the value of debt and prompts consumers to delay purchases – could take hold. And that would drive the economy into a long, deep depression.
So far, Canada's inflation numbers are in positive territory, and look poised to stay there – save for a few months of some negatives due to lower energy prices. In the U.S., however, the spectre of deflation is looming large, with officials from the Federal Reserve talking openly about it.
Spacial economics is an accurate description of this person's views. Better would be "outer spacial." Let's get a show of hands among my readers. Who would prefer to pay less for nearly everything they buy? Everyone? Well that's strange. According to the institute of outer space economics, we should want to pay more. We should be afraid of paying less. Running for the hills at the very sight of "price reduced" signs.
This clown, like all the other neoclassical economists, equates inflation with growth. "If prices are rising and some sort of inflation persists, it means consumers and investors are still somewhat active..." This is an absurd statement. How active are consumers and investors in Zimbabwe? How is their economy doing? Rising prices can be due to any number of things. Chiefly, rising prices are a result of consumer time preferences that are effected by social trends, demographics, and monetary policy. It is not a sign of strength or weakness.
Additionally, "economists" like Mr. Fairholm are completely lost to explain the near 30 year period after the civil war in America. Prices were falling an average of 2% every year (compound that), yet America was in the midst of the Second Industrial Revolution. They also cannot explain why recent progress has been centered around sectors where prices have been falling rapidly - namely technology.
Entire schools of economics have been crafted to promote this confiscatory inflationist mantra. Inflationism that we know benefits only those with first access to credit (namely the already rich). So now that we are mired in this rapid deflation, the minions of this inflationist tyranny are sent out to spread their propaganda.
Central banks now have far more flexibility to fend off deflation than in the 1930s, UBC's Ms. Redish stresses. Back then, the gold standard that backed up most currencies constricted central bankers' ability to expand the money supply. Not so now.
“When you have the Fed able to print money and the Bank of Canada able to print money, you're not going to get those deflations,” she said.
I discussed the Fed's ability to "print" money in "It Ain't Gonna Work."
The Fed's "money printing" charade amounts to increasing reserves. This puts the reserve cart before the lending horse. Unless they increase the physical supply of dollar bills by 25x, they cannot start to have an effect on the overall supply of money and credit. But still, that money requires velocity in order to have the same inflationary impact that newly minted credit had back in the boom time. There is no engine for that velocity.
All in all, this article is one of the worst pieces of rubbish I've ever read.
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About Dr. John Redman MD
Dr. John Redman, MD is a Doctor primarily located in Little Rock, AR, with another office in Pine Bluff, AR. He has 50 years of experience. His specialties include Urology and Pediatrics. Dr. Redman is affiliated with UAMS Medical Center, Arkansas Children's Hospital and Arkansas Childrens Hosp, Little Rock, Ar. He speaks English.
Dr. John Redman has 2 locations
Dr. John Redman has the following 2 specialties
A urologist is a physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the male reproductive system, as well as the urinary tracts of both males and females.
These doctors cover the kidneys, ureter, urinary bladder, adrenal glands, urethra, and the male reproductive organs which include the testes, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate and penis. Some common disorders that urologists treat are urinary tract infections (UTI), stress incontinence, benign prostatic hyperplasia, kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, kidney cancer, prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and cystitis. These urological specialists also perform vasectomies and vasectomy reversals.
A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in the regular care of children, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of illness in children. Young patients are often more complicated to treat because they are still growing and developing.
While pediatricians may sub-specialize in specific therapy areas like oncology, surgery, ophthalmology, and anesthesiology, in general, pediatricians provide services like vaccinations, health exams, and treatment of common ailments and injuries. In addition, pediatricians are trained to handle the complex emotional and behavioral issues faced by children, especially during puberty.
Pediatricians normally see their patients from birth until the age of 18, although some may agree to treat patients into their early 20s, if requested.
Dr. John Redman has the following 30 expertise
- Blood in Urine (Hematuria)
- Enlarged Prostate (Prostatic Hyperplasia)
- Kidney Cancer
- Kidney Disease
- Kidney Stones (Kidney Calculi)
- Kidney Transplant (Renal Transplant)
- Male Genital Disesases
- Male Urologic Surgical Procedures
- Multiple Abnormalities
- Nephrectomy (Kidney Removal)
- Overactive Urinary Bladder
- Penile Diseases
- Penis Cancer (Penile Neoplasm)
- Prostate Cancer (Prostatic Neoplasm)
- Prostate Diseases (Prostatic Diseases)
- Prostate Surgery (Prostatectomy)
- Spermatic Cord Torsion
- Testicular Diseases
- Ureteral Obstruction
- Urethral Diseases
- Urethral Stricture
- Urinary Bladder Cancer
- Urinary Bladder Disorders
- Urinary Catheterization
- Urinary Fistula
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
- Urinary Tract Stones (Urinary Calculi)
- Urination Disorders
- Wilms Tumor
Dr. John Redman is Board Certified in 2 specialties
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Don't let this man operate on your children he thinks he is too good to check his work!!!!!!
Self-verified patient of Dr. John Redman - Posted on November 18th, 2013
I would never let this man ever see any of my children! My granddaughter had two operations the first one Dr. Redman did not check his work after the surgery and ended up leaking urine into the areas around her stomach. I had to call every day and tell them and I was told it was all normal, when I took her in she had had fever for a week would not eat drink and was not able to move around. If I had not of told them you people are going to check my baby out or I will not leave she could have died from the urine would have made the kidneys shut down.
former patient, no longer sees adults/pediatrics only
Self-verified patient of Dr. John Redman - Posted on July 30th, 2012
i saw dr. redman for several years before he left University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. he is extremely intelligent, very good at what he does.. he is no longer practicing except pediatrics, which is not good considering i am not a kid.. he had a huge ego for several years when he was younger.. now that he is older, i think he has mellowed out a bit and gotten over the God syndrome... lol i could never say he did not do a good job on me. i had a huge surgery.. 8 hours at the time... i was born with spina bifida and had neurogenic bladder.. he was the BEST urologist i could have ever saw in the state of arkansas .. i would recommend him highly to anyone who needs a urologist for problems that go way over the heads of most urological surgeons.. he is an extrodinary man!
Never See Him If You Have A Major Urology Disability
Self-verified patient of Dr. John Redman - Posted on September 28th, 2011
I do not like this man. I was a patient of his and I told him for almost 2 years that I had a horrible pain in my right kidney and he told me that everything looked find.... Not even running tests on it. I finally told the ladies at the desk to never make me an appointment with him ever again so 3 months later I get a notice that I had a doctor's appointment in the same building and I called to confirmed who I was seeing. The lady said 'Dr. Redman' and I told her to cancel it and set me up with someone else I will never see that idiot again. So once again I get another notice for a different date and I thought it was for another doctor so I drive 2 and half hours to find out that it was Redman.... Needless to say I wasn't nice about it. I told them that I refused to see him and I told them time and time before to not schedule me with him. So They let me see someone else THAT WASNT EVEN A UROLOGIST SPECIALIST and he did one test and I left and within 45 minutes I got a call saying I had Renal stones and reflux in my kidneys... I knew I wasn't stupid nor making this up. Just because I was younger at the time (17) he refused to believe that I was in that much pain and thought I was trying to get painkillers just because I fall into "more likely group" .. I have bladder extrosphy... the last thing I want is to have another pill... Needless to say I never have seen him again and I would never recommend him to anyone.
Dr. Redman is affiliated (can practice and admit patients) with the following hospital(s).
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Arkansas Children's Hospital
Arkansas Childrens Hosp, Little Rock, Ar
50 Years Experience
University of Arkansas
Graduated in 1963
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By utilizing Deaf and hearing professionals, we create a rewarding experience for both
theatre-goers and the theatre community.
How it All Began...
What do Illinois, New York City, Philadelphia, and Chicago all have in common?
Brian and Donna!
In 2003, Brian (Illinois) and Donna (New York) met for the first time in Philadelphia while interpreting the Broadway hit, Chicago at the Merriam Theatre.
Fast forward to 2007: With countless partnered productions under their belts, they embarked on a new adventure: Hands UP Productions.
So take a seat, clear the aisle, and remember: no flash photography!
Keep your Hands UP
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Many families in New York City like to take their children to the Central Park Zoo. There they find animal fathers and mothers raising and looking after their playful offspring. In the penguin house this was also the scene, except for two male penguins named Roy and Silo. They did everything together as a couple and were very happy. Their keeper watched them wrap their necks around each other and said: "They must be in love." Watching the other couples make a nest home for themselves, Roy and Silo did the same.
But unlike the other penguins, they were not able to produce an egg to sit on and nurture. They took turns sitting on a rock but it did not hatch. Then their keeper had an idea: he found an egg that needed to be cared for and put it in Roy and Silo's nest. After a month, a baby penguin was born. The keeper rejoices and names her Tango since it takes two to make a tango. This little one was the first penguin in the zoo to have two fathers.
And Tango Makes Three written by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell and illustrated by Henry Cole is based on a true story. It won the Henry Bergh Award for Children's Books from the ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). It salutes the fact that homosexual animals, just like gay human couples, can serve as loving and caring parents. This delightful children's book deserves a wide readership.

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SC grants Sanjay Dutt bail - Breaking News!!!
According to the latest news the SC has granted bail to Sanjay Dutt...
The Supreme Court on Monday granted interim bail to actor Sanjay Dutt, who has been sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment by a TADA Court under the Arms Act.
The bail is valid till he gets a copy of the TADA court judgement.
Earlier, the apex court had deferred the hearing and issued a notice to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
The reason cited by the CBI sources for non-filing of the response was the non-availability of the conviction judgment.
Dutt had filed his bail petition challenging his sentence, and seeking an interim bail.
Dutt's lawyers' contended that Dutt's conviction under the Arms Act was wrong because no weapon was recovered from him. They also say that the actor's conviction was based on a confessional statement, which he later retracted.
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Book: Illusion (The Vampire Destiny Series Book #2) by Alexandra Anthonycategories: Book, Vampire Romance, Romantic Erotica, Vampire Erotica
Alexandra Anthonyabout this book: In Book 2 of The Vampire Series, we pick up where Book 1, Fated, left us. Josephine has discovered the identity of her father-and he's not what she expected him to be. He's a powerful vampire. Faced with her new found immortality, she's forced to reevaluate her relationships as she prepares to leave her old life behind to be with her vampire mate, Stefan Lifsten.
As she discovers more about her father and her true family, she gets drawn into a web of lies, family secrets and puts herself-and the lives of other-in the balance.
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This book series is for mature audiences. It contains adult situations and language that is not for the faint of heart!
• "Anthony doesn't disappoint with her second novel! Book #2 picks up right in the middle of the tension filled cliffhanger of the first book. The sex scenes and romance between Stefan and Josie are absolutely worth your purchase alone." — Sara GV, Amazon
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar
JoinMermaid Theatre for this wonderful puppet show, entertainment for the whole family.
Three beloved stories by Eric Carle, award-winning children’s book illustrator and author, are retold on stage through the magic of black light and fanciful puppets. The Very Hungry Caterpillar follows the wonderful adventures of a very tiny and very hungry caterpillar as he eats his way through an amazing variety of foods on his path to becoming a beautiful butterfly.High up in the sky,Little Cloud playfully transforms him self into various creatures, including a sheep, and an airplane, a shark and more.The Mixed-Up Chameleon is bored with his life,sitting about predictably changing colour all day. Following an adventurous trip to the zoo, he attempts to emulate the beautiful animals he sees before coming to the conclusion that there is value in his own unique self.
“The imagination and master puppetry was beyond anything I could have imagined!”–Audience member
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Jodie Whittaker (Broadchurch) stars as Cath Hardacre; a hardworking and skilled nurse, who, having lost her job for whistle-blowing, is forced to take drastic measures to provide for her daughter. Out of desperation, Cath seizes the opportunity to steal her best friend’s identity as a senior doctor and start a new life in Edinburgh. Burying herself deeper and deeper in the imposter persona, she realises she could get everything she ever wanted - but with her old life threatening to destroy her fragile creation, how far will she go to protect it?
Writer Dan Sefton (Good Karma Hospital, Mr Selfridge) will join Gaynor Holmes, Executive Producer and BBC Studios Commissioning Executive for Scotland and actor Sharon Small (Born to Kill) for a Q&A following the screening of the first episode of this new drama. Members' drinks will then take place in The Lane bar.


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The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that citizens can legally nix affirmative action at the ballot box, thus upholding Michigan's voter-approved referendum banning the practice in college admissions.
By a vote of 6-2 (Justic Elena Kagan was recused), the court ruled that voters can alter their state constitutions to end affirmative action, as Michigan did via referendum in 2006. The court stressed that it was not ruling on the constitutional merits of affirmative action itself, but rather solely on the power of citizens to rewrite their state laws through the proper legal channels.
Here's the relevant bit, from Justice Anthony Kennedy's majority opinion:
This case is not about how the debate about racial preferences should be resolved. It is about who may resolve it. There is no authority in the Constitution of the United States or in this Court's precedents for the Judiciary to set aside Michigan laws that commit this policy determination to the voters. Deliberative debate on sensitive issues such as racial preferences all too often may shade into rancor. But that does not justify removing certain court-determined issues from the voters' reach. Democracy does not presume that some subjects are either too divisive or too profound for public debate. [Supreme Court]
The case arose after the high court in 2003 ruled that Michigan's affirmative action program was constitutional. Following that ruling, affirmative action opponents launched a successful referendum to amend the state constitution to ban it statewide in higher education.


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MCTC Foundation to participate in Kentucky Gives Day on May 11
The Maysville Community and Technical College Foundation is announcing that it will join hundreds of other non-profit organizations in the 9th annual Kentucky Gives Day on Tuesday, May 11.
The statewide, 24-hour, online, private giving event has raised more than $2.7 million in the past eight years. It is hosted by the Kentucky Nonprofit Network (KNN) and assisted by Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield and the Central Kentucky Community Foundation.
To participate, each non-profit must be registered with the state attorney general’s office, as required by Kentucky state law for all non-profit organizations actively soliciting private gifts. The MCTC Foundation (MCTCF) is listed on the AG’s register by its founding name of Licking Valley College Development Corporation.
“We are delighted to become part of this growing statewide effort to encourage more private gifts to organizations that make a real difference in the lives of those served,” said Cara W. Clarke, executive director of the MCTCF. “Our goal is to make it as simple and convenient as possible for our alumni and other friends to help us help our students.”
Clarke said this year’s gifts on, before or immediately after Kentucky Gives Day will be dedicated primarily to assisting MCTC graduates with paying fees to become credentialed in their jobs through certifications, licenses, and other processes. Such costs are not covered by student financial aid.
Unusual financial issues related specifically to effects of the COVID-19 pandemic also can be addressed.
“The Kentucky Nonprofit Network identifies its members as ‘a relentless, collective force for good’ and we believe that accurately describes the mission of the MCTC Foundation,” she added.
Starting at 12:01 a.m. on May 11, those who support the work of non-profit organizations in Kentucky are asked to go to www.ky.gives.org and select those groups to receive personal gifts. Each organization has a profile statement to explain its operations.
For more information about the MCTC Foundation, go online to mctcfoundation.org.


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It’s straightforward and fun to design your own clip art crafts to make distinctive gifts, greeting playing cards, dwelling décor and keepsakes for friends and family. The children love doing this artwork project using a tissue painted background behind the newspaper tissue painted birds. Arts Network provides a supportive welcoming house for individuals to explore their creativity, be taught new art, crafts and IT skills, put construction into their days, make preparations for coaching, volunteering and paid work, have interaction in exhibitions and most significantly have enjoyable, make buddies and belong someplace as a part of a group. Im doing martial arts for about 20 years and love to help others with discovering their reply.
It depends upon the quality of the trainer as to how much the kid will learn in these, and any martial arts lessons. The instructors of traditional martial arts have much completely different expectations on their college students than Christian instructors will. TRG President Jill Robinson and I not too long ago hosted a web-based webinar entitled Make Time to Make Money.” Our central thesis was the necessity for arts managers to cease trying to do the whole lot and focus on those methods that can truly transfer the institutional needle of success.
Ironically, kids now are in all probability writing more now than we ever did, through texting, email and comments. Kids can craft masquerade masks for New Year’s eve party fun and wear them to First Night celebrations, New Year’s eve events or to your January 1 family occasion. The projects described under converse to the topic of holistic practices in group arts that can be built-in into inexperienced job training packages.
I purchased Arts & Crafts Crayon theme shirts for the Birthday lady and her sister and brother to wear. The pure place for this conversation is within the green jobs and community arts actions the place shared values for self-dedication have tangible results. We consider that the arts and creativity, via guided mentorships, is the most highly effective automobile for youth to find their artistic selves and function. Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council appears forward to persevering with our relationship with FORM, as they are such a pleasant and professional bunch. Another Arts & Crafts occasion favor concept would be to go to your native greenback store and purchase cheap paints and paint brushes Other occasion favor supplies embrace crayon banks, crayon keychains, handprint favor field, inflatable crayons, crayon favor box and more.
The felt vegatables and fruits make this an item that the youngsters can play with with out worrying that they’re going to tear the pieces. A unique side of this style is that it’s western in origin, not something we might usually associate with older martial arts. ARTS reaches the goals of their core applications by offering a variety of services to our college students and community. This means that the Analysis from TRG Arts blog will no longer be on blogspot and this URL will re-direct you to the brand new blog. The subsequent deadline for purposes to the Arts Award Access Fund is the 21st October 2016.


Liverpool FC celebrated a fantastic evening at last week's Stadium Events & Hospitality Awards, clinching gold, silver and bronze trophies across a wealth of categories.
The prestigious awards, this year held at Anfield’s expanded Main Stand, recognise the efforts and dedication shown by the catering, conference and events teams at every football and rugby stadium across the UK and Republic of Ireland.
LFC claimed gold in the Operations Team of the Year category, silver in the Shining Star Award and bronze in the Matchday Hospitality – Large Stadium category.
Andrew Parkinson, the club’s operations director, said: “We are absolutely delighted to have been awarded Operations Team of the Year.
“The team has worked tirelessly over the last 12 months to deliver the unique and innovative style and service of a 21st-century Anfield whilst ensuring that fans and visitors enjoy a memorable experience at the stadium. The team deserve to be recognised within our industry as something not only special, but outstanding.
“We are also really proud to have won the bronze award for our matchday hospitality. We pride ourselves on delivering the very best experience for our fans with state-of-the-art facilities across the stadium.
“Special recognition should also be paid to LFC’s duty manager, Lorna Butler, who was awarded the silver Shining Star Award for delivering inspirational customer service and becoming a role model for others living the club’s values.”
Elsewhere, LFC also took home bronze for Best Fan Engagement Programme at the Sports Business Awards, held in London.
The Reds scooped the award for the hugely successful LFC World roadshow – Liverpool Football Club and Standard Chartered’s interactive fan experience.
This season, the LFC World experience has visited Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong and Shanghai, meeting thousands of supporters along the way. The experience aims to bring the club closer to fans around the globe.
Billy Hogan, chief commercial officer and managing director, said: “LFC World is an unparalleled, interactive fan experience and we are extremely pleased to have received the bronze award for the Best Fan Engagement Programme.
“Through LFC World we have brought our fans around the globe closer to Anfield through virtual reality technology, interactive football challenges, meet and greets with club legends, engaging partnership activations and LFC viewing parties, where our dedicated fans can share the atmosphere of Anfield.”


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Those celebrating the holiday of Passover can rejoice: you’ve made it halfway through the holiday eating one food group–Matzah.
With a few days left, here are some snack and meal ideas to change it up.
Healthy 2-ingredient pancakes
Gosh I just love these pancakes, and I make them year-round. They are fluffy, sweet, yummy, and nutritious. Best of all, they’re made of two natural ingredients: bananas and eggs. There’s no reason to save these for breakfast: with protein, fiber, potassium, and other vitamins and minerals, these are great for lunch and dinner, too.
The recipe is simple: Mash 1 ripe banana and whisk two eggs. Mix eggs and banana together and fry away, just as you would any pancake. I sometimes add 1/4 tsp vanilla for flavor (and you can also add chocolate chips, or whatever you enjoy in your pancakes). Easy? Yes! By the way, they’re so sweet they don’t need a topping, but we enjoy adding honey and berries.
Fish (or eggs) in a boat
Again, a year-round favorite. This is basically a substitute for wraps and sandwiches. Wash a romaine leaf and fill it with tuna fish salad, egg salad, babaganoush, guacamole, or whatever your kids enjoy. That’s it. I usually cut off the leafier top part, because my kids enjoy the crunchiness from the bottom half of the leaf.
These days, you can find riced cauliflower in a bag at Trader Joe’s or make it yourself using a food processor. Cauliflower rise is simply a cauliflower minced up into rice-sized morsels. A simple sauté in oil with onions, plus some salt and your favorite spices is all you need to make this yummy. Add herbs and a squeeze of lemon juice if you so choose. If you want a specific recipe, this one is simple and great.
I totally convinced my kids that spaghetti squash was actually a form of spaghetti. This is yet another easy, healthy option. I cut a spaghetti squash in half, remove the seeds, drizzle on some oil, and roast at 425 degrees (flesh-side down) until tender (usually about 30-45 minutes). Remove from oven and scoop out the flesh, which will come out like spaghetti.
Then, all you gotta do is add tomato sauce like you would on pasta, spices to taste (I add garlic), and you can top with shredded mozzarella or Parmesan cheese (which you can melt for 30-60 seconds in the microwave. Done, nutritious, and yummy! If you want to get fancier and cheesier, here’s a riff on baked ziti using spaghetti squash!
Healthy chips do exist. Don’t forget these year-round goodies. Kale chips (or try spinach chips–make them the same way you would kale chips) are awesome. Also, try to make chips with your favorite fruit, like these banana chips, which you can also do with strawberries or apples. The key with fruit chips is to keep the oven on a very low temperature, around 200 degrees, simulating a dehydrator. (Of course, if you have a dehydrator that is kosher for passover, use that instead!).

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Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, The George Bridge Apartments offers single beds in an apartment with a fully equipped, modern kitchen and 2 bathrooms
One of the bathrooms has a jacuzzi, and towels and linens are provided.
Edinburgh Castle and Royal Mile, with its shops, pubs and restaurants, are a short walk away. Princes Street is also 5 minutes’ walk away.
Please note that the price shown is based on up to 15 people staying in the apartment. Any groups under 15 people will be charged the same rate. Rooms:
Address: 14 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1EE (Map)
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This article is from the Alternative Medicine Therapies guide.
The iridologist will examine the irises of your eyes using either a slitlamp (an expensive piece of equipment also employed by optometrists and ophthalmologists) or just a penlight and magnifying glass. Many iridologists will also obtain photographs of your iris with a specially designed camera, then considerably enlarge the photos so that the iris appears about the size of a dinner plate. (This can be a rather dramatic sight, allowing you to appreciate the complexity of the iris's structure. With its numerous fibers and colors, the iris is as unique as your fingerprints.) The process is completely painless, safe, and noninvasive.
While examining your irises, both in-person, and later when reviewing the photographs, the iridologist will look for subtle signs of developing illness, such as symptoms of stress or a build-up of toxins. Depending on the practitioner's training, and whether he accepts of the concept of "mapping," eye charts may be consulted to determine problems in corresponding internal organs.
The examination and consultation typically will last about an hour. Unless your iridologist is a licensed physician, you will not be diagnosed with any specific disease. You will, however, be told about any risk factors and given preventive health-care measures to follow.
Many iridologists practicing in the United States are trained in another complementary medical specialty, frequently chiropractic, homeopathy, or naturopathy. In those states where they are licensed to do so, such a practitioner may be able to give a diagnosis and prescribe treatment.


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Dartmouth Medical School, Graduate Education records
The collection contains resident training files, general administration records, accreditation surveys for Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Programs undertaken during major national redefinition and reform of GME training protocols.
The records document the activities of the Office of Graduate Education, including the Cross Program GME curriculum.
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Shiv Kumar Batalvi (1936-1973) has been variously described as the Devdas and Keats of Punjabi poetry. His poetry explores the themes of love, loss and longing from a passionately personal vantage point. Shiv’s poetic voice is unique in its combination of metaphor and melancholy, imagery and intensity. During his brief lifetime he was the darling of Punjabi audiences. He was the youngest recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1967, for his epic verse Loona , considered a masterpiece in modern Punjabi literature, which also created the genre of the modern Punjabi kissa. After his death his iconic and legendary status has continued to grow. Many of his poems have been sung by Deedar Singh Pardesi, Jagjit Singh-Chitra Singh, and Surinder Kaur-Prakash Kaur. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's rendition of one of his poem "Maye ni Maye" is another popular number. Rabbi Shergill’s first album features, his poem, "Ishtihar". Punjabi folk singer, Hans Raj Hans also did a popular album, ‘Gham’, on the poetry of Shiv Kumar. In 2005, a compilation album was released, titled, Ek Kudi Jida Naa Mohabbat... 'Shiv Kumar Batalvi, with numbers sung by Mahendra Kapoor, Jagjit Singh and Asa Singh Mastana. The song “ Akhyian Wich Tu Vasda” in the film Lucky Oye is based on a poem by Shiv as is "Aaj din chariya tere rang warga" in the film Love Aaj Kal.
Watch a live interview with the poet, recorded by BBC London three years before his death:

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