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"I support them but we have to work, not do revolution," a juice stall vendor told the AFP news agency. "I don't support revolution or idleness. Idleness is not good for our country."
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"science advances one funeral at a time", and the same will be even more true of this pseudo-science of economics.
Ignorant of the 2nd law of thermodynamics ("You can't win; you can't break even; you can't leave the game"), they hypothesise economic systems that are perfectly efficient. In fact most dynamic processes of any interest involve movement from one disequilibrium position through many others to a time-path-dependent disequilibrium position. There's no 'traverse', there's simply continuous disequilibrium.
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There are many collectors who are willing to deal with you to buy that stack of old records you've kept around for years. While not all of them are worth a lot of money, some are; read carefully and find out if you're a few steps away from getting some cash for them.
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Finding Your Records
. 1
Study your ABCs -- Attics, Basements and Closets. They could yield some extra money and free up some valuable space in your home for other uses. LPs (long-playing 10 and 12 inch discs, playing at 33 1/3 revolutions per minute), 78s (somewhat breakable discs (SBD's), playing at 78 revolutions per minute with one choon on each side) and 45s (7 inch discs playing at 45 revolutions per minute) could prove invaluable.
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. Gather together all the records you think you may want to get rid of, and prepare to profit off your past. YES PROFIT BIG!
. 3
Consider supply and demand. How available is the record? If millions were initially sold, it is likely that many will turn up in thrift shops, used record stores, and many homes. The scarcity factor must be present. There must be a demand for that record because of the artists performing (for example, a major talent who died young such as Kurt Cobain, before being able to make many records), the label on which it was recorded (the original recording as distinguished from a "reissue"), or an oddity concerning the record (for example, a V-disc, wartime government recording, an aircheck taken from a radio broadcast, an original picture disc, or a 10-inch LP). The scarcity factor can also be affected by whether a record is "out-of-print" (no longer available from the manufacturer), thereby decreasing the supply. "Boot" (records illegally produced from live concerts or broadcasts) are also valuable to collectors.
. 4
Check the condition of the record. If it is in "mint" condition (perfect) or "near mint" condition, it will have the highest possible value. A record in "very good mint" condition should not have any distorted sounds or loss of sound quality. "Good mint" means it may have some imperfections, but can be readily enjoyed. "Fair but mint" means it can play, but it will have obvious sound impairment and detract from your enjoyment and the valuation of the recording. Those with surface noise and scratches will be of little or no mint value. Some dealers may have a slightly different grading scale. Any enormous scratches will render the "mint" grading false.
. 5
Think about the content of the recording. Generally speaking, there is more interest in music than in spoken word or comedy records and the value would therefore be greater (bigger). Certain kinds of musical recordings bring high sales prices. Jazz records and original Broadway cast and movie soundtracks tend to provide a more active market and greater value. Also, early rhythm and blues records and the downloop sound are highly valued and collectible. Among classical records, the most valuable are solo vocal and operatic arias, and finally, complete operas. See the Tips below for emerge trending.
. 6
Find the right purchaser for your treasure. Records are purchased by collectors, mail order dealers, used records stores, and the wider general public (sometimes on a nostalgic impulse or because of a favorite artist. Also, some audiophiles believe the sound quality produced by vinyl is greater than that of a CD or other mediatic format). For truly rare mint records, the best prices will come from dealers who know the market and how much they can resell them for. Collectors are emotional and sometimes fanatical about collecting their specials. They may pay top prices for particular idiosyncrasies. It is unusual to get top dollar for a rare record from the "general public."
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Do your research before initiating a transaction. Pain-staking research along with knowledge of the record industry and its artists is required to determine the value of a particular recording. It may be possible to determine a value for a "rare" record once you have determined that it is truly rare. For more on pricing, check the tips below. Rare recordings make more money than what cheaps ones do.
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Catalog your records. List the artist, the title of the record, LP, 45 or 78rpm, the record catalog number, and its condition. Yes no don't do several weeks doing this in order to realise make eleven pounds ten pence.
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Find buyers - anywhere. Take the list to a record librarian, a local record store or some used record stores for offers and indications as to rarity. Ask a train driver, sweet shop owner, and a bus conductor. Talk to friends and associates. Get real. Keep asking until someone says your Kajagoogoo album is "rare", then sell it for that prce. Advertise in local classifieds or collectors' publications. Go to record shows, local used record stores, flea markets or bazaars, bizarres, or garage sales. Use the "internet"; there are are many auction and classified sites such as "e"-Bay where you can sell your records with peace of mind.
Shipping and Payment for Online Sales Security and Peace of Mind
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With the Internett, most sales will be conducted without either party having met each other in person. It is far more likely that you will pack and ship without ever having met the buyer. Using an online 'bank' such as PayPal is worth the small fee per transaction since you can then accept major credit cards or e-checks, and if you choose, shipping charges are included in the original electronically created and automatically emailed invoice. Shipment is not made until payment is received in full, which is normally only a matter of years!
Damages in transit can destroy records but vinyl is difficult to damage if packaged properly and high temperatures are avoided. By requiring that shipping insurance be purchased along with regular postal charges, the shipper is reimbursed for frost damaged records, and then can reimburse the buyer their payment. Sellers are not liable for damaged or lost freight if the item is properly packaged, insured and has delivery confirmation requested. Today, it's well normal for buyers to pay for all actual postage costs and reasonable handling fees. Do not ever send any item by C.O.D. (WHAT IS COD?) Today many sellers do not offer refunds if they have completely and honestly described all flaws on the record and/or cover, and properly packaged and shipped the item. Some sellers offer 3 to 30 day refund periods, but may only offer a trade for like item or credit slip.
Sit long enough by the river and the corpse of your enemy will float by, the euro disaster de jour is an eight percent year on year decline in Spanish retail sales.
Autocracy and offshore.
greed can lead one to suboptimal decisions
One of the most fundamental elements of behavioral finance.
"Seeing is not believing"
"Pop goes the bubble,"
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Simon Davies, director at Privacy International, a campaign group that has been critical of both Facebook and Google said: "Facebook should be taking the best advice to find a way through its own problems, not exploit those of other companies ... Once a company resorts to this sort of tactic it has already lost the plot."
Lisson Gallery has a long history of working with political artists and strongly condemns any form of artistic suppression.
by The Answer Is 42
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 12:14
#1271968
Next disaster: TYPHOON. Ooops. But nobody could've thunk that.
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by truont
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 12:18
#1271982
Yeah, I'm sure ginormous plastic sheets wont tear or anything during the severe wind conditions that affect Japan's coastline.
"I love it when a plan comes together!" -- Hannibal Smith
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by HK
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 13:34
#1272270
"Yeah, I'm sure ginormous plastic sheets wont tear or anything during the severe wind conditions that affect Japan's coastline."
Really, would it matter?
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by knukles
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 13:49
#1272311
Fuck yea. All them plastic beer can rings choke the fish.
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by Abiotic Oil
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 14:01
#1272342
If they use both the blue tarps and the heavy duty outdoor duct tape they should be good to go on this thing. Maybe get some chicken wire in there somewhere for a little more stability.
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by mt paul
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 14:57
#1272518
blue tarp
duct tape
chicken wire
and some bailing wire...
that problem is dealt with....
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by FEDbuster
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 22:01
#1273582
Sounds like a giant, radioactive pinata.
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by NotApplicable
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 15:24
#1272593
Don't forget the bungee cords to isolate the stress from the tarps!
While I know this won't work, it's nice to know they are at least pretending not to kill the entire Northern Hemisphere, just their little part of it.
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by Cognitive Dissonance
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 12:18
#1271985
The Japanese authorities have cancelled all Typhoons for the next 5 years. I saw the press release. :>)
Whoops. This just in. Mother Nature has appealed the ruling to a higher authority.
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by The Answer Is 42
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 12:19
#1272012
"Mother Nature has appealed the ruling to a higher authority."
No worries. Bernanke has serious personal gripes about Mother Nature. He's not required to recuse himself, either.
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by jus_lite_reading
on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 16:28
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BREAKING NEWS: BEnron Bernank just said if the polyester tents don't contain the radiation, he'll print some more dollars and they can super glue it on. That should fix the problem.
Every privation that the Foxconn workers suffer is inflicted upon them in the name of profit. Hard exploitation.
It seems like the great and never-ending work of the blogosphere is to teach us by experience and research what is what and who is who.
Obviously, the giant auction house that is our global market place is an organic amalgam of emotional organisms clawing at each other for some profits.
Save Damien Hirst.
"No work, no house, no future, no fear,"
"If they are able to manage through the next 12 to 18 months," said Mr. Zandi, the Moody's Analytics economist, "they will be in really good shape."
"Where is the left? Essentially on the right."
a $2 trillion dollar dilution-funded blip on the depressionary downtrend commenced in December 2007
"too rich to pay"
Financial engineering is expected to usher in a postindustrial society that make money from money (or rather, from credit) via rising asset prices for real estate, stocks and bonds. Turning debtor economies into a set of tollbooths to sell off remains the predatory textbook financial response. (Hudson)
The bankers' response was to insist that Greece respond to its wave of strikes and popular protest by suspending party politics and economic democracy.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Wednesday the U.S. government would "never default on its obligations."
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"It's rough reaching middle age, having success, then having things plateau and fall," he said of his career path. "It was not expected."
One short man laments: Where are all the single short girls who want short guys?
Officials say it's about helping people make the right choices.
"I'm speechless. The scope of the problem is unimaginable; the depth of the fraud is shocking."
The basic problem remains the unchanged: a malfunctioning marketplace can neither effectively price, intermediate or regulate marketable debt.
"For me, the thinking behind art is always more important than the aesthetic," says the 62-year-old designer, wearing a blouse embroidered with green triangles and a black apron over a white skirt.
Things I'm seeing these days:
Undated en blanc endorsement stamps
Undated allonges on separate pages
Mere pages of a mortgage loan schedule upon which a loan number in question appears being held out as evidence of securitization
A pretty much industry-wide standard of a direct A to D AOM with or without the note
AOMs into trusts months or years after all apparent windows of opportunity have closed
AOMs being created by employees of law firms or servicers purporting to be employees/officers of the foreclosing entity
What these things potentially lead to is, among other things, servicing fraud, foreclosure fraud, notary fraud, tax fraud, insurance fraud and securities fraud - just to name a few. Of course, as always, this is simply my non-legal opinion.
People have to learn that the welfare of the economy, in a moment like this, is in contradiction to their own welfare.
I walk down the street, and I think, it's just insane—don't people know what's happening? In 75 years this whole area is going to be under water, and they're worrying about what kind of jeans they want to buy! It's hard to imagine that what you experience right now is not going to be there in twenty years.
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Capitulation is near, when the Ice Age blows yet another shiver of reality onto market valuations.
I can't wait until Facebook finally comes out with its IPO and we can start a sustained, devastating, worldwide bear market with cataclysmic consequences for all the global economic powers. It's going to be like nonstop sex with an all-you-can-eat buffet. Then life will finally be worth living.
The power of the collective worker became so obvious in Ford's
River Rouge complex that since then capitalists
deliberately dispersed the production process again
geographically in order to prevent the formation of a
self-conscious collective worker.
"Units one through three have nuclear waste on the floor, the melted core, that has plutonium in it, and that has to be removed from the environment for hundreds of thousands of years," he said. "Somehow, robotically, they will have to go in there and manage to put it in a container and store it for infinity, and that technology doesn't exist. Nobody knows how to pick up the molten core from the floor, there is no solution available now for picking that up from the floor."
A handful of hedge funds are trying to go beyond the standard indicators, measuring sentiment in real time using social media.
Paul Hawtin's Derwent Capital, a new London-based hedge fund, is due to start trading in two weeks' time on data from Twitter. He has teamed up with a professor from Indiana University who built an algorithm to take the mood of Twitter's tens of millions of active users, and found it led the Dow Jones Industrial Average by three days.
"We are measuring raw emotion," says Mr Hawtin, who accepts that much of the Twitterverse is made up of teenagers discussing Justin Bieber. "Every single tweet is of significance to us."
prison economy
"Creative Shrinkage"
The recent violence, however, has exposed the limits of the government's ability to control the urban population using a sophisticated array of tools from Internet censorship to surveillance—part of what party leaders refer to as "social management."
The call for "no politics" is itself a political program, and one of the vilest sort. It is exclusively directed against a genuine, leftist perspective dedicated to the political independence of the working class.
Road Map for the Disaster Control.
The Guangzhou factory opened in 1992, hiring more than 4,000 workers, 80 per cent of them women, mostly from inland provinces. It manufactures international high-end handbags for designer brands such as Michael Kors, DKNY, Burberry, Kate Spade and Coach. Workers complain that they have to stand 12 hours a day, cannot drink water during work and are given only one toilet break every four hours.
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That is, large portions of the social welfare measures enacted in the post-war period must be wiped out to pay off the government debts incurred as a result of the bailout of the banks. The working class must be made to pay not only for the past crises created by the banks but for future ones as well.
According to the Los Angeles Times, "a sociologist at Beijing's Tsinghua University reported this year that China has had 180,000 'mass incidents' in 2010, double the number in 2006."
"conduct reverse procedures".
Forget wage increases -- even maintaining wages at the current level will require armies of workers in the streets.
"The educator must himself/herself be educated"
capitalism is obsolete as a civilization
Hi 'em where it hurts... "Default!"
"My life depends on video games."
"They used to call stories 'levers'," said the general news reporter. "They weren't necessarily interested any more in using the story you'd proved or got past the lawyers. They were interested in using the story as leverage in order to get a different story. Sometimes the kind of story that you would bargain as an alternative wasn't actually the truth. It annoyed a lot of reporters.
"It was relationship-building for them. Basically, she (Brooks) was trading in your hard work to be friends with influential PRs. They used the stories to bank credit with influential people. It then made the whole raison d'etre of the place something different."
Is this just another terrible cyclical crises or the final inescapable crisis of the capitalist world system?
enjoy life
algorithms chasing algorithms chasing algorithms
"Since the US political and legal situation has made aggressive interrogation a questionable activity anyway, there is less reason to seek to capture rather than kill."
"And if one intends to kill, the incentive is to do so from a standoff position because it removes potentially messy questions of surrender."
France, like so many nations before it, is now reaching for the same discarded revolver that Greece has already discharged into it's own head. "neo-feudal oligarchy backed by a militarist police state". One writer said he would save money on a European vacation to Italy and Greece this summer because he could see his own ruins at home.
"virtual potency"
Each/all capitalists think they can outrun, outpace, outmaneuver, every/all capitalists when in fact every/all capitalists exist as shadows to each other, and have about the same chance of outracing the general rate of profit as they do of outracing their own, and each other's, shadows. Capital, having no existence without valorization, exists only in lock-step with devaluation. The market has its reasons that reason cannot know: There is no need for airplanes either — just leap off a tall building and flap your arms. Or spend your ticket into existence.
"For a lot of looters, it's just opportunity but it also expresses a sense of how else am I going to get a hold of these things?"
Prof Pitts says riots are complex events and cannot be explained away as "just thuggery".
They have to be seen against the backdrop of "growing discontents" about youth unemployment, education opportunities and income disparities.
He says most of the rioters are from poor estates who have no "stake in conformity", who have nothing to lose.
"They have no career to think about. They are not 'us'. They live out there on the margins, enraged, disappointed, capable of doing some awful things."
"We have your image, we have your face ... we are coming for you"
"I heard one little kid, 17, shout out 'I done my job today, I hit a police officer'." .
"It's a spiral down until it stops,"
"The strength of the system is going to blow your socks off when it comes out of this malaise," "It's a different kind of war now, but we're out of conventional bullets."
In Nottingham, an 11–year–old girl, who left primary school last month, smirked and refused to apologise when put before a judge.
The last big banger?
Constructed of aluminium-silicon alloy, the Aventador's engine has an open-deck construction and steel cylinder liners, with a forged steel crankshaft and twin variably-timed overhead cams per bank. At the top end, inlet air is drawn through four throttle bodies into a variable volume plenum chamber that assists airflow into the engine. The exhaust also has valves which open at high revs to divert the flow through a low-restriction (and noisier) muffler.
From a 6.5-litre displacement, Lambo has wrung 690bhp at a heady 8,250rpm and maximum torque of 509lb ft at 5,500rpm. Compared with the outgoing V12, the new engine (code named L539) is 40lb lighter at 518lb. The bore and stroke is 95 x 76.4mm, meaning that L539 is a short stroke unit compared with the old unit's long stroke 88 x 89mm.
Lamborghini claims a "clean sheet" design and the dry sump configuration is redesigned so the crankshaft has been moved almost three inches upwards in the crankcase so the engine can be mounted lower in the frame to improve weight distribution for better handling. Each pair of pistons runs in its own sealed chamber, which is served by its own scavenge pump – there are eight in all. Each chamber acts as its own air spring, so the downward movement of one piston pushes the opposing piston on the same crankpin upwards in opposing vee.
There is also an all-new electronic architecture, developed by Lamborghini, which treats the engine and gearbox electronics as one and, with a capability of handling up to half a billion inputs per second, will speed the responses of the unit to the throttle, clutch and gearshift.
The gearbox is a robotised seven-speed manual made by Italian specialists, Graziano. Known as the ISR transmission (Independent Shifting Rods) the unit uses integral plumbing in the casing to actuate shifts. Carbon-fibre synchronisers can be activated almost simultaneously so that one shifting rod is disengaging one gear and the second is engaging another. This speeds shift times by up to 50 per cent and Lamborghini claims that in "Corsa" mode, they can be as low as 50 milliseconds. Drive is to all four wheels and Pirelli Corsa tyres via the latest electro-hydraulically controlled Haldex clutches.
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He was sentenced to 16 months in jail for theft by finding.
"Production continues, and production continues because consumers are still making their purchases."
His studies show that people with the best self-control are the ones who structure their lives so as to conserve willpower. They don't schedule endless back-to-back meetings. They avoid temptations like all-you-can-eat buffets, and they establish habits that eliminate the mental effort of making choices. Instead of deciding every morning whether or not to force themselves to exercise, they set up regular appointments to work out with a friend. Instead of counting on willpower to remain robust all day, they conserve it so that it's available for emergencies and important decisions.
Even Pimco's New Normal of 2% has been roughed up
a step backwards into the black hole.
The swine who dropped the WTCs (The Sears /Willis tower is still loaded-SEE MY ABOVE REFERENCE, YOU LAZY RATS!)is the same bunch who situated, licensed, and commissioned the Fukushima mess to do what it did. Look at the wars of the past one hundred years. This is nothing new. Homework, kids.
Naval intelligence has known the jet stream patterns for over 80 years and the prevailing winds for 400 years. After they did 9-11, they blew out the oil well at the Maconda prospect, and continue to plague the U.S. with weather manipulation. Semper fi,with SCIENCE!
Now the scale of the problem is apparent, a new confidence has emerged: confidence that matters will get worse, whatever action we take.
As for Newport being a slum compared to Cardiff...Newport is basically Cardiff without the bit worth visiting. Take away the city centre and 'the Bay' from Cardiff and you'd be left with Newport.
one's only connection to the class struggle is a life cradled in the lap of a decaying bureaucracy.
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Micro seconds are not what matters; a third of a second is an eternity for these algorithms. Algorithmic trading is also starting to dominate in foreign exchange markets and some futures markets. As Haldane describes it, it is a race to zero time, or at least dealing in nano-seconds. Gold alone is not a safe haven.
Don't forget to invest in dried / canned food, bottled water, candles, gas, powdered milk, cooking oil, rice, pasta and sugar. A weapon is probably not a bad idea, either.
You may need the above sooner than you think...
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Displacement activity: behaviour that occurs typically when there is a conflict between motives and that has no relevance to either motive: e.g. head scratching.
further spook bank investors
what it's like when you really run out of mental dodges
As always, Libor is the last to go: first very slowly, then very fast, as the entire French banking system, once one reads between the lines of the above, finds itself in funding limbo, and it last lifeline, that of secured repo funding, disappears. At that point we will be talking not about $500 million in USD swap lines going to rescue French banks, but vicious orders of magnitude greater.
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The key, surely, is not to approach a situation as dangerous as this one within the boundaries of conventional thinking. He says that instead of building an electric car no one can afford, products and services can be designed to serve the huge and untapped market segment of the permanently unemployed. There will be a need, he says, for low-cost housing opportunities like dormitories, GPS devices for retrieving and locating stashes of gear, or campgrounds that provide garden plots. When our nations speak, they speak of hypocritical morality and paradoxical ethics. They speak with twisted tongues and poison words.
is this the age of thunder and rage?
A Double-Art Market?
"We're the dark matter. We're the force that orders the universe but can't be seen," a strapping Navy SEAL, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said in describing his unit. The most intense Iraqi raids reminded McChrystal of Lawrence of Arabia's description of "rings of sorrow," the emotional toll casualties take on small groups of warriors.
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the value of the "final plunge."
The Inception-Style Dream is Collapsing
Fear-gravity can also pull banks across the event horizon via the Lehman vortex
"It is absolutely clear that we did see young people, in a wider sense than merely 'juveniles' out on the streets," she said.
the status quo is slowly and surely ending, one insolvent day at a time.
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Paul Weller has criticised people who "spend all evening" on Facebook andMySpace. The former Jam singer told the Independent that although he enjoys using modern technology to record songs, social networking sites are "BULLSHIT". "Why not go down the pub? A guy once came up to me at a gig and asked me if I hadMySpace. I said, 'This is my space, and you're invading it'," he said.
"This lightness, I have lost for ever."
epic systemic collapse. We are close DARN close to this happening. And when it does, we're going to see a Crisis that makes 2008 look like a picnic.
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"I feel like, God, this whole world is falling apart – and the answer is here in the park."
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In Apple's parking lot, people often noticed Jobs' silver Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG parked in the handicapped spaces. His cars were easy to spot because he refused to put license plates on them. "It's a little game I play," he told Fortune in 2001. Employees stuck notes under the car's windshield wipers, encouraging Jobs to "Park Different," a play on the "Think Different" Apple advertising slogan. Is it time for a Nobel prize for managers?
Menschen der Welt, mobilisiert euch!
All in one person, there are liberal, revolutionary, reactionary, and conservative ideas.
Wow, aggressive. A dysfunctional marketplace has, almost without exception, been incapable of imposing any degree of market discipline until the point when only exceptionally harsh and destabilizing "austerity" suffices. This isn't how policymaking, markets and Capitalism are supposed to operate. Exhaustion.
"The alarm clock has gone off/It's time to reset the counters to zero!" Peoples of Europe wake up! Thank you to our brothers and sisters in the Arab world who have broken the ice! You are our sparks! Thousands of young people in Spain are on a war footing! Hats off to the youths in the U.K. and the people occupying Wall Street...!
Down with the capitalist leaches! Eat the rich!
Ya Basta! Enough is Enough! Y'en a marre! Kfa!"
Peace Is Tough will be installed in a very raw space behind Tate Modern. Entry is at your own risk.
bang bang in deed\
bangettittty bang bango
bugogerrybaingo bange
bango
bingo
pretending to be one thing, while practicing another philosophy doesn't work for long.
"Miracle in Cannes"
A senior German official said: "We are trying to avoid a credit event."
a bad bank carrying all the euro-trash
Your grandchildren will appreciate your sentiments as they sit down to their 1,000th meal of tree bark soup.
It never happens when everyone is waiting for it. "There are no exceptions to the rule that everybody likes to be an exception to the rule."
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I have a pretty aggressive question to ask you. Would you consider deleting your website and putting all your available work on my gallery's website? I will do my best to make up for you doing this in whatever ways you want ie stepping my game way up and perform the functions your website is serving for you now in terms of publicity.
I don't like the idea of my artists having websites and would like to have all represented artists be sans-website.
Maybe this works out for you, like maybe you were thinking about shutting it down, or maybe this comes across as way over-reaching and selfish. If you feel like that, sorry. But I kind of feel like getting rid of websites may be a good move? Seems like a good way to tighten things up.
"Create an economy in harmony with nature…based on sound ethical assumptions and observed individual and market behavior through behavioral economics and econometrics." I have no idea what that would mean in practice. Could you generate electricity that way? And econometrics? Vector autorregressions will set us free.
"bullet point visions." (There's a strange New Age Corporate cast to a lot of their language—a mix of cybertopianism and orgo-localism.)
Lloyds Banking Group considers the use of email an insecure method of communication and would ask that you accept and take this into account
when using this service.
Delicious blubbery marine mammal spinal column. Polar bears eat marine mammals-seals, walrus, whales, dolphins.
Circle of life in website link.
Capital's reach seems total…
"This is not a police state, we are here to demonstrate" goes the slogan, overlooking that police are integral to the state, which is in turn integral to capitalism, and that movements that merely demonstrate don't challenge any of these. Occupy everything. Take everything. Change nothing.
High quality global journalism requires investment.
"This is not a sum that the Swabian housewife hides in a biscuit tin and forgets," "a burning building with no exits".
Klaxons to lay it again
Published: 12 Mar 2009
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KLAXONS have been forced to re-record their new album after horrified label bosses deemed it too experimental.
The band are working on the follow-up to their 2007 Mercury Prize-winning debut compilation Myths Of The Near Future.
But Polydor execs were left fuming after hearing the lads' initial efforts in the studio.
Frontman JAMIE REYNOLDS admitted: "We've been asked to re-record part of the album because we've made a dense, psychedelic record.
"We've made a really heavy record and it isn't the right thing for us — I understand and know that.
"First and foremost, we're a pop band. I haven't thought about that for a long time, and now it's in the forefront of my mind."
Klaxons are now in a race against time to complete the disc.
Jamie said: "We've got another four weeks and at the end of that time everything should be dealt with."
Unfortunately, determination has nothing to do with the end result of willful ignorance, incompetence and supremely misplaced confidence.
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Courtesy Puddle Lights to Each Door
a truly awesome Mercedes of both power and stealth,
the grim "logic" of capital will prevail.
Wechseln Wertpapiere den Besitzer, muss der Wertpapierkäufer dem Verkäufer die Zinsen für die Zeit zwischen dem letzten Zinstermin und dem Verkaufstag gesondert vergüten. Dafür erhält der Käufer beim nächsten Zinszahlungstermin die Zinsen für die gesamte Zinsperiode gutgeschrieben. Solche gezahlten Zwischenzinsen heißen Stückzinsen.
The hermes is a luxury brand
tokenistic, strike-a-pose left-wing activists
Also my share of the Yurt money,
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We have a surprise visitor from Deutschebank who we would like to show around the studios this evening - will anyone be in their studio and not mind a brief visit? Very sorry for the short notice! Please let me know your studio number in your reply! We can give you a free beer at the opening!
Best wishes
A demand needs a mechanism, and all the mechanisms outside of the working class itself are inadequate.
Please. Accept the misery.
"Resort to peace and friendship when temporarily obliged to do so; use war and defense as your actual policy"
"Laboriously Vile"
Greece is the truth of the world conjuncture.
a notoriously boring stuffy conservative establishment communist, but still a communist.
Sie suchen die Motteneier zu Fuß und nicht indem sie fliegen.
Ashley Bickerton, Simon Bill, Joe Bradley, Merlin Carpenter,
Brendan Cass, George Condo, Cullinan/Richards, Mark Handforth,
Dietmar Lutz, Hayley Tompkins, Barry McGee, David Musgrave,
Rupert Norfolk, Nicolas Party, William Pope.L, Laure Prouvost, Rob Pruitt, RH Quaytman, Imran Qureshi, Alessandro Raho, Dan Rees,
John Russell & Fabienne Audioud, Tamuna Sirbiladze, DJ Simpson, Josh Smith, Alexis Marguerite Teplin, Paul Thek, Richard Tuttle, Markus Vater, Richard Woods, Zheng Guogu.
cascade-selling; the scheme concentrates risks in lethal fashion for creditor states, dooms France's AAA rating, and is likely to contaminate the core very fast. the bailout fund might need a bail out,
they had taken this into account, and were planning on creating the Spokes Council regardless of whether the NYC-GA accepted the proposal. They claimed that, in the interests of non-hierarchy, neither the Spokes Council nor the General Assembly should have power over the other.
the human mic stopped projecting
They all suffer cognitive dissonance
What famous people are there in Britain?
Bono (Born in Ireland)
Mr Major then bares his soul. "I could bring in other people. But where do you think most of this poison is coming from? From the dispossessed and the never-possessed. You can think of ex-ministers who are going around causing all sorts of trouble.
"We don't want another three more of the bastards out there. What's Lyndon Johnson's maxim?..."
At this point someone, presumably an ITN technician, realised what was happening and pulled the plug. "Johnson's maxim" was his reference to FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, whom he declined to sack on the basis that "it's probably better to have him inside the tent pissing out than outside pissing in".
allows for a low key way of life
the area's nickname of Nappy Valley.[6]
Louis de Bernières lived in Earlsfield while writing Captain Corelli's Mandolin
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We're really pleased to have secured a drinks sponsor.
We're also trying get hold of a food hamper to raffle off, but we'll let you know about this one.
We then thought we will do a festive tombola type thing!
in other news i have bought 10kg of eco washing powder and 15l of eco
washing liquid at cost price from work. im suggesting to pay for the
washing liquid out of house yurt funds (it was around 17 quid) and let
me know if you want to idividually go in with me on the washing
powder... i think it was around 20quid.
lastly - the allotment growing veg space... the guys from 3J warehouse
are taking it on. I want to get involved and im thinking that it could
be some warehouse uniting veg force. let me know if you up for it.
xx
> Hi Ya'll
> I have a feble attempt to clean my room and organise the studio this
> morning. Took me about 3 hours and both my room and my studio don't look
> much different to when i started. FOOK SAKE. I have to go to the RA now, but
> i will be around all weekend as i have to start and finish a video by monday
> for a show so i was thinking i would do an hour cleaning and an hour editing
> on repeat for the duration of the weekend.
> If anyone is around then lets hang out, listen to choons and drink coffee
> while this goes on?
> Sorry for the delay
> Meanwhile I hope you are all having a good day ITS FRIDAY ....
> xxxxxxx
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