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In this particular scenario we are adding a dashed grey line to the bottom of the element, so we will use the Borders tool.
Note that if you wanted to, you can add different colors and weights of line to each side.
This looks great, and when we review our email design we can see the grey line. However, as you can see from the image, the line in our example is too close to the text - so we will add some padding.
is space between the edge of the element and its contents. In this example we will add a 20 pixel space between the bottom edge (and dashed grey border) of the element and its contents.
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Note that you can have different sizes of padding on different edges of your element.
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"Blood and Ghosts" Blog Tour: Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Stuff
Thanks, Kim, for hosting the Blood and Ghosts blog tour today! I'm so excited to share the second book in the Blood Series from Dreamspinner Press with everyone. Be sure to read down about how to enter the blog tour giveaway for a cool Dr. Who "Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey" pendant.
Have you ever dreamed you could go back in time and do things differently? There are many different concepts of time and how the choices we make affect our future. Speculative fiction is hot right now, and there are some great books out there that delve into what might have happened if, for example, Germany had won World War II, or the South had won the United States Civil War and slavery had never been abolish. These sorts of stories utilize a view of time as linear, but with many twists and turns based on events and choices. This diagram demonstrates that concept. Each green dot is a choice that leads to a different outcome. Decide you're going to have dinner with Jim, and maybe you don't meet John. Each choice becomes a fork in the road.
The Blood Series was inspired by a Japanese anime, Noein, which utilizes precisely this concept of time (and yes, I'm a total anime geek, for those who may not already know!). The series features three MM pairings, but the main focus is on immortal vampire hunter Adrien Gilbert and the ancient vampire (born a vampire, not created from a human) he loves, Nicolas Lambert. Through Nicolas's powerful blood, Adrien not only becomes immortal, but he gains powers beyond those of vampires or hunters. In book 2 in the series, Blood and Ghosts, Adrien discovers he has the ability to travel through time. Unfortunately for Adrien, controlling that power is something just beyond his grasp.
Blood and Ghosts features three timelines, or "timestreams": the original timestream Adrien lives in which is chronicled in Blood and Rain (Blood #1), the timestream Adrien inadvertently changes when he's sent back to a time before he ever met Nicolas, and finally, a confusing new future I won't spoil in which he finds himself at the end of the second book (a where he finally gets a happily-for-now with his beloved Nicolas!). Keeping all of these straight, and keeping them understandable for the reader, was a monumental task. How did I do it? With a lot of input from my wonderful beta readers and my Dreamspinner Press editors. Oh, and a crap ton of rewriting!
Adrien meets three versions of Nicolas in the series: the Nicolas he originally fell in love with, the Nicolas whose life he changes when Adrien finds himself in his teenaged past, and a Nicolas of the future who has never met Adrien. Writing each Nicolas was a great deal of fun. At his heart (or soul, as the vampires would say), each Nicolas is the same. But events and choices can change and shape a person, for better or worse.
Adrien wants to spend his immortal life at Nicolas's side. But which Nicolas he'll end up with is far from clear. Finding Nicolas isn't the only challenge Adrien must face—he must also repair the damage created by Verel Pelletier, another immortal hunter bent on reigniting a war between vampires and hunters. And Adrien must fix both past and present before he loses everything he ever cared about.
Blood and Ghosts ends with a happily-for-now for Nicolas and Adrien, and with a question: what would you sacrifice for your own happiness? That question will be answered in the final book in the series, Blood and Eternity, which will be published in early 2016. -Shira
Blood and Ghosts (Blood #2) Blog Tour
April 20th – May 1st
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Thank you so much for being part of my blog tour! Below is all the basic information you'll need to add to the exclusive post. I've also attached the artwork for you to use as you wish to dress up the post. If you have any questions, please email me at: shiraanthony@hotmail.com. Thanks again! -Shira
Blood and Ghosts Blog Tour Giveaway:
Enter to win a Blood Series prize basket including a Dr. Who Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Pendant, a paperback copy of Blood and Rain, and a Blood Series pen.
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Blurb: Sequel to Blood and Rain/Blood: Book Two
With vampire Nicolas Lambert's marriage to a rival clanswoman only weeks away, Adrien Gilbert struggles to come to terms with his defeat at the hands of Verel Pelletier, a vampire hunter and an immortal like himself. Adrien and his former teacher, Roland Günter, begin to explore his newly acquired abilities. But without his soul's sword, Adrien flounders.
On Nicolas's wedding day, a two-hundred-year old secret is revealed, sending the wedding party into a blazing battle between hunters and vampires. Once again Adrien finds himself facing Pelletier's superior strength. Just as Adrien believes all hope of a future with Nicolas is lost, he finally learns his true gift—he can turn back time. But time travel comes with a high cost. To save Nicolas, Adrien must become strong enough to use his power without descending into madness.
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Bio: Shira Anthony is a complete sucker for a happily-ever-after, and rarely reads or writes a story without one. Never a fan of instalove, Shira likes to write stories about real men with real issues making real relationships work. In her last incarnation, Shira was a professional opera singer, performing roles in such operas as "Tosca," "Pagliacci," and "La Traviata," among others. Her Blue Notes Series is loosely based upon her own experiences as a professional musician. Shira is married with two children and two insane dogs and when she's not writing, she is usually in a courtroom trying to make the world safer for children. When she's not working, she can be found aboard a 36' catamaran at the Carolina coast with her favorite sexy captain at the wheel. She's given up TV for evenings spent with her laptop, and she never goes anywhere without a pile of unread M/M romance on her Kindle. Interested in hearing Shira sing? Here's a link to a live performance of Shira singing an aria from Puccini's "Tosca": http://www.shiraanthony.com/wp-conten… You can subscribe to Shira's monthly newsletter for updates, free fiction, and subscriber-only contests here: http://www.shiraanthony.com/newsletter/
Shira can be found on Facebook, Goodreads, Twitter (@WriterShira) or on her web site, http://www.shiraanthony.com. You can also contact her at shiraanthony@hotmail.com. You can find all of Shira's books at Dreamspinner Press, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and All Romance Ebooks.
Blood and Ghosts Blog Tour Participants:
April 20th – Prism Book Alliance
April 21st – Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words
April 22nd – My Fiction Nook
April 23rd – Love Bytes
April 24th – MM Good Book Reviews
April 25th – Andrew Q. Gordon (The Land of Make Believe)
April 26th – Aisling Mancy
April 27th – Bike Book Reviews
April 28th – Charlie Cochet
April 29th – Hearts on Fire Book Reviews
April 30th – Kim Fielding
Ooh! That's Interesting!: Saura on Spanish translations
Blast from the Past: On the Road to a Perfect Match

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Coach Mora expects RB Forsett's role to expand
Coach Jim Mora said he expects running back Justin Forsett's role to expand Sunday against the Houston Texans.
"Are we going to see more of Justin?" Mora asked. "The answer is yes, absolutely. He's not limited. He had a good week of practice, and he didn't have any setbacks. And we like the things that he has been doing. And we want to increase his role."
Forsett rushed for more than 120 yards in two of Seattle's last three games in November, but he suffered a strained quadriceps in practice two days before Seattle played San Francisco. That injury partly explained why he carried only five times (for 9 yards) against the 49ers. He did catch a 8-yard touchdown pass, though, scoring for the fifth time in four games.


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'Breaking Bad' 10th Anniversary: Recasting the Show's Main Characters
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It's hard to believe that it's been 10 years since Breaking Bad first entered the public consciousness after it began airing on AMC on January 20, 2008. In the five seasons it lasted, the layered and rich drama provided ample proof that television was no longer a place where characters had to solely exist in defined and clichéd avenues where good battled evil.
In Walter White, a seemingly inadequate man inundated with the pressures and minutia of being middle class – we began a journey that creator Vince Gilligan stated on numerous occasions was a desire to take a character "from Mr. Chips to Scarface."
For those that watched the transformation, Bryan Cranston's artful portrayal of the cancer-stricken high school teacher – who became intoxicated by a drug-fueled ambition – was truly one of the high-points in modern entertainment.
But it begs the question, had Breaking Bad been premiering in 2018, rather than in 2008, who would Vince Gilligan and AMC want for Walt, Skyler, Jesse, Hank, Mike and Gustavo Fring?
We've compiled our choices for a reimagined Breaking Bad if the spark of an idea occurred a decade later.
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When Vince Gilligan was exploring his options for Walter White, he recalled Bryan Cranston's 1998 guest-starring turn on The X-Files where he played a desperate man suffering from radiation exposure.
Despite his insistence that the network consider him – with reluctance overflowing because Cranston had been most known in a contemporary context as dopy patriarch, Hal, on Malcolm in the Middle – executives initially brushed off his recommendation and were instead keen on the idea of casting someone with more bankable star power; either Matthew Broderick or John Cusack.
In all three cases, each actor had that "guy next door quality" which was instrumental in establishing a character who wasn't even in control of his own personal life – thus making the change into a drug kingpin even more unthinkable.
Sam Rockwell is currently been showered in praise for his role as a racist cop in 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri which is garnering major Academy Award buzz for the veteran character actor who has played everything from a damned man on death row, to a conniving bunko artists who uses choking on food as a means of making money.
Having already won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor, the category is often a wonderful barometer for actors capable of "breaking bad." In the past, notable antagonists like J.K. Simmons (Whiplash), Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Basterds), Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight) and Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men) have proven that the category is fertile ground for those willing to explore uncomfortable sides of depravity.
If there were an overarching thematic connection between Rockwell's characters, many are down on their luck, often overlooked, and desperate; all hallmark traits involved in the transformation of Walter White into Heisenberg.
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When Breaking Bad was still airing, actress, Anna Gunn (Skyler White), penned an op-ed for The New York Times responding to a near-universal negative backlash made against her character which addressed a major irony; while many sympathized with Walter White's decision to do whatever it took to provide for his family – despite continuing to sell drugs after he had made enough money – others couldn't identify with Skyler's decision to turn cold on her husband in order to protect her children.
"At the end of the day, she hasn't been judged by the same set of standards as Walter," Gunn wrote, adding, "But I finally realized that most people's hatred of Skyler had little to do with me and a lot to do with their own perception of women and wives."
Gunn went on to point out that other actresses like Edie Falco (Carmela Soprano on The Sopranos) and January Jones (Betty Draper on Mad Men) were also unfairly targeted for what were normal reactions to wrongdoings by their flawed husbands.
Vince Gilligan was vocal in his support of Gunn's assertions, stating, "With the risk of painting with too broad a brush, I think the people who have these issues with the wives being too bitchy on Breaking Bad are misogynists, plain and simple."
Much like Sam Rockwell, actress Allison Janney is also being applauded for her recent film work for her villainous role as Tonya Harding's mother in I, Tonya.
For everyone that has ever studied acting or screenwriting, a wise lesson to consider is that a villain often fancies themselves the protagonist of their own story – creating much more believable "bad guys" that veer away from traditional "mustache twirling" composites of yesteryear.
But in the case of Skyler White, she was actually a good person who was judged by the court of public opining to to as morally corrupt as as drug dealers, neo-Nazis and sociopaths.
Knowing what we know now about how Skyler White would become so polarizing, Allison Janney is uniquely suited for the task.
She's gone on record as saying she loves the challenge of convincing the audience to sympathize with a character who may seem unredeemable, saying, "I think one of my big skills is making unlikable characters likable or real in some way. No matter how hateful people are, there's always something vulnerable about them, or something that you can understand or relate to. I think that's my job as an actress—to find those. It's a challenge for me to make people like me. Maybe it's just my desperate need for people to like me that I choose the characters I have to play. You will like me, I don't care what I've done, you're going to like me."
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For much of the development process, Vince Gilligan was intent on killing off Jesse Pinkman at the end of season one. But the combination of Aaron Paul's mesmerizing portrayal of an addict turned opportunist – combined with a writers strike which abbreviated the first season – thankfully scrapped that plan.
When casting director, Dawn Steinberg, was scouring Hollywood to fill the role, she considered other actors like Penn Badgley, Reed Scott and Colin Hanks.
"It was clear that it was Aaron Paul in the audition room," she said. "You just knew. You feel it. You watch an actor audition, and you hear the words, and he's no longer himself. He's the character. We had to fight the studio tooth and nail. They though he was too good-looking. Too 90210. Too Melrose Place. They didn't think anyone like that would play that kind of role. Sony almost didn't make the pilot because we said, 'it has to be Aaron Paul.'"
On paper, Robert Pattinson may seem an unlikely choice; given his good looks and ties to both the Twilight and Harry Potter franchises which are about as far removed from the world of Albuquerque meth as possible.
But then Pattinson was cast as Connie Nikas in 2017's Good Time – a drug-fueled New York City caper that was as raw as an addict's formication urges – where his rugged good looks were hidden amongst cholrox-bleached hair and stubble which could have doubled for gravel.
No longer were you watching a British heartthrob. Instead, you saw a character who seemed to be organically plucked off the New York City streets using a similar strategy as Larry Clark utilized for Kids.
From a craft standpoint, both Aaron Paul and Robert Pattinson used a method strategy to get to the core of the characters they played – with the former visiting "sketchy alleyways to scare the shit out of myself," and the latter living in a basement apartment in Harlem on a diet of canned tuna for the duration of the shoot.
While many Breaking Bad viewers always focused on the dangers of an uninformed teacher entering the world of meth production, Jesse's journey was equally perilous because there was perhaps nothing as terrifying for a junkie than understanding the intricacies of how to produce something so pure and potent.
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In Dean Norris' audition tape for the role of Special Agent Hank Schrader, he nailed a character who had white knight qualities which were buried underneath an overtly macho – and slightly racist persona – who valued street acumen over book smarts.
Before he and Walter ever become sworn enemies, this differentiation was always examined whenever they shared a scene together; with Hank self-aware enough that every time Walter took subtle jabs at his intellectual powers, it fueled him in the areas that he knew he was good at like working for the DEA.
For many people, their first experience with actor, Jon Bernthal, came on The Walking Dead as the brooding best friend of the show's lead, Rick Grimes. In subsequent years, he's continued a trend for portraying complicated and physically powerful men – in The Wolf of Wall Street, Fury, Wind River and as Frank Castle in The Punisher where his committeemen to service conflicts with any sense of morality.
For Bernthal, he enjoys the challenge of characters that you can't "pin down" – pointing to the enjoyment he derives as an actor from turning his back on the audience and making choices in service to his character motivations.
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Thanks to Breaking Bad prequel, Better Call Saul, our understanding of the events which drove Mike Ehrmantraut from the streets of Philadelphia as a police officer, to becoming a stoic and cold consigliere for Gustavo Fring, are much clearer.
Through this awakening we also have an even greater appreciation for Jonathan Banks' performance which always grounded the illegality happening in Albuquerque. At the end of day, it was always just business for Mike. He only demanded perfection from his conspirators because he understood that mistakes begot legal trouble.
Aside from the physical resemblance, J.K. Simmons has continually stolen scenes in various projects for his commitment to whatever doctrine his particular character subscribed to. Whether that was as a sadistic Aryan brotherhood leader on Oz, or as a jazz teacher who put the nuts in "salt peanuts" in Whiplash, one gets the unmistakable feeling that Simmons exudes much more than the dialogue a writer provides for him.
For a character like Mike Ehrmantraut, it's important that an actor can make you feel something without having to deliver anything full of exposition. But on the rare occasion where he gives you an explanation – like his famous "half measure " speech – it's especially effective because it's so unexpected.
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There are few villains in modern television history as memorable as the fast food-selling, box-cutter wielding, Gustavo Fring.
As artfully portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito, the actor refused to indulge in the antics of other drug dealers we've seen on screen in the past like Tony Montana in Scarface or Nino Brown in New Jack City who couldn't differentiate between the private citizen and the kingpin. Instead, Esposito was wise to understand that killing someone with kindness – rather than gangland shootouts – were what made his ruse that much more effective.
"All I had in the beginning was that he owns a restaurant," Esposito said. "I wanted him to be very cordial, polite and almost aristocratic and hold himself with a certain demeanor. I found it fascinating that you could just mistake him for somebody that worked there. He owned not only this place but 17 other restaurants, and he chooses to work. That to me is a statement on who Gus is as a human being and I liked it."
Sterling K. Brown had done a number of television shows before he landed the role of Christopher Darden in the Emmy winning series, The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story. What made Brown's portrayal so effective was that he had to separate the man into cross-sections which were in direct conflict with one another. On one hand, he felt qualified to prosecute O.J. Simpson based on the evidence. On the other hand, as an African American man, he was aware of the biases inside the Los Angeles Police Department.
With both Esposito and Brown, we're reminded that drug dealers can still have empathy, and prosecutors can still have deep-seated hatred for the system. It's actually those ironies which make for terrific television characters.
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Q: For Loop is not Following Indentations Afternoon all,
I'm encountering some strange behavior from the starred for loop below. The below function essentially iterates over the input dictionary patient_features, concatenating several strings to produce a SVMLight style vector. This vector is then intended to be written to the deliverables file. However, for some reason the writes at the end of the function are being called for every iteration of the starred for loop, resulting in a massive file size (and some other more minor issues). Any help on what might be causing this would be greatly appreciated.
def save_svmlight(patient_features, mortality, op_file, op_deliverable):

    deliverable1 = open(op_file, 'wb') # feature without patient id
    deliverable2 = open(op_deliverable, 'wb') # features with patient id
    d1_line = ''
    d2_line = ''
    count = 0 # VALUE TO TEST IF INCREMENTING
    print count
    for patient_id in patient_features: #**********
        value_tuple_list = patient_features[patient_id]
        value_tuple_list.sort()
        d2_line += str(int(patient_id)) + ' '
        if patient_id in mortality:
            d1_line += str(1) + ' '
            d2_line += str(1) + ' '
        else:
            d1_line += str(0) + ' '
            d2_line += str(0) + ' '
        for value_tuple in value_tuple_list:
            d1_line += str(int(value_tuple[0])) + ":" + str("{:1.6f}".format(value_tuple[1])) + ' '
            d2_line += str(int(value_tuple[0])) + ":" + str("{:1.6f}".format(value_tuple[1])) + ' '

    count += 1
    print count # VALUE INCREMENTS WHEN IT SHOULD NOT
    deliverable1.write(d1_line); # <- BEING WRITTEN TO EACH LOOP :(
    deliverable2.write(d2_line); # <- BEING WRITTEN TO EACH LOOP :(

A: The issue is with using both indentations and tabs in your code. Python is not a fan if you mix the two :/
For future reference, if you are using Sublime Text, select all the text, and in the toolbar on top go to View > Indentation > Convert Tabs to Spaces and the issue will be resolved.
Thought I would save you having to manually search for each tab and replacing it :)

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That, which or who? A handy guide to relative pronouns
by Elaine
That or which? Who or whom? Whose or who's? For such little words, relative pronouns can cause an awful lot of confusion. Here are some tips to help you sort them out
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Relative pronouns are words that join relative clauses to the rest of a sentence, and confusion often arises as to which one to use or whether you need one at all: "The beach that we visited", "The beach which we visited" or "The beach we visited"? In fact relative pronouns follow fairly simple rules and in some cases there is more than one option. And yet – at the risk of losing everyone in the very first paragraph I'm going to kick off with some juicy grammatical definitions to save things getting too long-winded later on. Plus, I love this technical nitty gritty kind of stuff – but feel free to skip to the main part* if you don't find it quite so fascinating…**
(**But how could you not?)
Clause A group of words including a subject and a verb that form part of a sentence
Pronoun A word that stands in for a noun, noun phrase or a clause. There are eight types of pronoun: personal (I, you), possessive (my, mine, your, yours), reflexive (myself, yourself), demonstrative (these, that), interrogative (who? which?), indefinite (all, anyone), reciprocal (one another, each other) and relative (that, which, who, whom, whose, whatever, whoever, whomever)
Head noun The noun in a phrase that controls the verb and which is essential to the meaning of the clause
Noun phrase A phrase that consists of a head noun, a determiner (a, the, many), the premodification (ie, something that comes before the noun and modifies it – usually an adjective) and the postmodification (ie, anything that comes after the head noun and modifies it)
Verb phrase One or more verbs in a phrase, eg, I ran, I didn't run, I couldn't have been running; they comprise a main verb and up to four auxiliary verbs that all come before the main verb
Finite verb phrase A verb phrase in which the main verb changes depending on number or tense, eg, he jumps/they jump; he jumps/he jumped – as opposed to a…
Non-finite verb phrase A verb phrase in which the main verb does not change whatever the person, number or tense, eg, I'm going/he's going/we're going/I was going/I am going; he laughed/we laughed; they will go/they did go. The verb often ends in "-ing", -"ed" or "en", or takes the infinitive form (the to form, ie, to go, to walk, to eat)
Finite clause A clause containing finite verb phrases
So from all of that, THIS should now make sense:
Relative clause A finite clause that postmodifies a noun phrase
As should THIS:
Relative pronoun A pronoun that introduces a relative clause
But! I am not done yet. There are two types of relative clause:
Defining (or restrictive) relative clause A relative clause that is essential to define exactly what or whom the head noun refers to. For instance, "My friend who lives in Paris is coming to stay." Which friend is coming to stay? The one "who lives in Paris" – without that clause we could be referring to any friend.
Non-defining (or non-restrictive) relative clause A relative clause that provides additional, non-essential information that could be removed from the sentence without affecting the noun's identity. So, "My friend Juliette, who lives in Paris, is coming to stay." Here, "who lives in Paris" is not essential to identifying the friend because we already know that she is Juliette. Same words but now a non-defining relative clause.
Aw, come on, you love this stuff, right?
*THE MAIN PART: So, a relative pronoun is a pronoun that introduces a relative clause and refers back to the head noun of the sentence. Here's how to choose correctly…
That Use that when the noun is a thing, to introduce a defining relative clause: "I used to catch the bus that went down Maple Avenue to get to work." (Which bus? Specifically the bus that went down Maple Avenue.)
Which Use which when the noun is a thing, to introduce a non-defining relative clause: "I recently found my grandmother's necklace, which she used to wear all the time, at the back of a drawer." (The necklace is already identified as my grandmother's – the fact that she wore it all the time is additional information so we use which to introduce it).
Who Use who when the noun is a person or – if you like – a pet, for both defining and non-defining relative clauses: "The man who stole my hat was wearing a blue coat"; "The lady with the pink hair, who used to live opposite me, has gone on holiday." You could also use that and it wouldn't be wrong, but I think who sounds more natural.
Whom Yes it sounds formal. No you don't have to use it. But should you wish to (and I still think it has a certain elegance) then use whom when the noun you are modifying is the object of the verb, ie, something is being done to it. In other words you could replace the noun with him or her, not he or she. As in, "The singer, whom you invited to the party, will be here at seven." (You invited her to the party…) In conversation most people would use either who or would not use a relative pronoun at all ("The singer you invited to the party…") and that's fine. But it's still useful to know how to use whom in case you, erm, ever need to write to the Queen, for example.
Whose Whose essentially means "of whom" and can be used with both defining and non-defining clauses: "The new employee whose desk is by the window needs a better chair"; "Her former maths teacher, whose classes she never missed, paid her a visit."
Who's The actual relative pronoun here is just the who bit – who's is a contraction of who is or who has. So: "My best friend, who's just moved house, needs a new kettle." It's often used incorrectly as a possessive pronoun so look out for that (ie, DON'T write, "The man who's house she bought"; see also its/it's).
The zero relative This is a cool name for, erm, nothing. As with "whom", above, the relative pronoun can be missed out when it does not refer to the subject of the sentence: "The apple tree I planted five years ago has not produced any fruit." The tree is the object, because it was planted by me (the subject), so the meaning is clear without saying, "The apple tree that I planted…" However, if we make the apple tree the subject, the pronoun remains: "The apple tree that was planted five years ago has not produced any fruit."
By the way, note that non-defining relative clauses are always separated from the rest of the sentence by punctuation – usually commas or dashes: "Her three daughters – who together were known as the Merryweather girls – were all talented dancers." Punctuation makes it clear that even if that section of the sentence were removed then the rest of the sentence would still make sense.
So I do hope that was helpful, relatively at least…
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BMW Motorsport Super Weekend Part 1: Team MTEK Claims a Podium at Sebring
by Gabriel Bridger March 16, 2019
Sebring, 15th March 2019. BMW M Motorsport, FIA WEC 1000 Miles Sebring, Sebring International Raceway (USA). Martin Tomczyk (GER), Nick Catsburg (NED), Alexander Sims (GBR), BMW M8 GTE #81, BMW Team MTEK.
Official Release: The first part of the "BMW M Motorsport Super Weekend" – featuring FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship races – is completed. In the sixth round of the WEC Super Season, BMW Team MTEK finished second and seventh in the LM GTE Pro class respectively with its two BMW M8 GTEs. It was the first podium finish for the team since WEC's Fuji (JPN) round.
After 226 laps and a dramatic finish with heavy rain, the #81 car crossed the line in second place. Martin Tomczyk (GER), Nick Catsburg (NED) and Alexander Sims (GBR), who celebrated his 31st birthday on Friday, had shared driving duties over the course of the race. Their team-mates Augusto Farfus (BRA), António Félix da Costa (POR) and Bruno Spengler (CAN) came seventh in the #82 sister car. Victory at Sebring was secured by the #91 Porsche.
Sebring, 15th March 2019. BMW M Motorsport, FIA WEC 1000 Miles Sebring, Sebring International Raceway (USA). Antonio Felix da Costa (PRT), Augusto Farfus (BRA), Bruno Spengler (CAN), BMW M8 GTE #82, BMW Team MTEK.
In an eventful first phase of the race, both BMW M8 GTE cars were able to improve their positions quickly. Farfus was leading the field at the end of his stint, after starting fourth on the grid. Car #81 took the lead for the first time with a good two hours to go. Only during a late pit stop in the rain did final-stint driver Catsburg drop to second place. Over the course of the race, the GTE class cars had been running closely together, with frequent position changes due to spectacular moves or differing pit stop strategies.
On Saturday, the "BMW M Motorsport Super Weekend" will continue when round two of the IMSA series will be on the agenda for BMW Team RLL. Following the team's win at Daytona (USA), the two BMW M8 GTE cars will start from sixth and seventh on the grid at Sebring.
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AWD-Arena facts for kids
AWD-Arena
The HDI-Arena is a football stadium in Hanover, a city in north Germany. It is the home stadium of the football club Hannover 96. The HDI-Arena was built from 1952 to 1954 and called "Niedersachsenstadion" (stadium of lower Saxony) and later "AWD-Arena". Lower Saxony is a German federal state and Hanover is its capital.
Originally the Niedersachsenstadium was large enough to hold about 80.000 people. It was changed for international football championships in 1974 and 1988, especially changing standing room into seats. In 2003, it became changed to be used only for football and the name was sold to the German company of AWD. Today it can hold 49.000 people.
In 2006, the Football World Championships were played there.
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The LeMax 3 has a 5.5 inches Full HD, 1080 x 1920 pixels IPS display with a pixel density of 401 ppi. Coming to cameras, it has a 13 MP rear camera and a 16 MP front camera for selfies. It has a USB Type-C port for data syncing and charging. There is a fingerprint sensor present on the LeMax 3 as well, along with a magnetic field sensor (compass), gyroscope sensor, ambient light sensor and accelerometer sensor. It is a dual SIM smartphone with support for 4G LTE, USB OTG, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS too.
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The Government of Travancore in 1948 appointed a committee to formulate proposals for starting a Medical College at Trivandrum. The Committee submitted its report and the scheme was sanctioned in October 1948. Dr. C.O. Karunakaran was appointed Special Officer for the implementation of the scheme.
The College Campus has 139 acres (0.56 km2) of picturesque land with a number of hillocks surrounded by evergreen coconut groves and paddy fields, facing the sea which lies at a distance of three kilometres, and is located on the North – West border of the Trivandrum city. The College, is linked with the different sections of the city by bus routes, is very near the national highway NH 47 and the nearest railway station is just few kilometres from the college. The topographical layout and the architectural designs were prepared by Mr. J.A. Ritchie from Bombay. The College and the hospital buildings are separated by playgrounds for football, hockey, a cricket pitch, courts for tennis, basketball, badminton and volleyball and a 400 meter track.
The Medical College is affiliated to the University of Kerala.. Trivandrum Medical College is the first medical college in Kerala. The college started with an annual admission of 60 students, which was increased to 200 in 1983. Now it is ranked among the top 20 medical colleges in the country.
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The purpose of this study is to analyze the moral sensitivity and critical thinking tendency of nursing and medical students. This descriptive study was conducted with 231 nursing students and 110 medical students studying at Nursing Department in the Faculty of Health Sciences and Faculty of Medicine, Fırat University during the spring term of the academic year of 2016-2017. The data were collected by using a questionnaire with 17 questions, Moral- Sensitivity Questionnaire, and California Critical Thinking Disposition Inventory and analyzed through Shaphiro Wilk test, Student t test and Chi square test. 67.4% of the students were nursing students and 32.6% were medical students. It was revealed that in both groups, the critical thinking disposition (Medical=212.02±29.34; Nursing=203.74±30.62) was low; however, medical students had higher scores of critical thinking disposition than nursing students and there was a statistically significant difference between them (p<0.05). It was found that the moral sensitivities of the students were at moderate level (Medicine=87.1±24.26; Nursing=95.5±23.92). However, it was determined that medical students had lower total score and subscale scores of the moral sensitivity questionnaire than nursing students and there was a statistically significant difference between them (p<0.05). It was found that both student groups has lower critical thinking disposition, whereas their moral sensitivities were at moderate level; however, the medical students had higher critical thinking disposition and higher moral sensitivity than the nursing students. It is very important to organize continuous education programs following graduation in order for the nursing and physician candidates to be aware of their professional awareness.
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Last night, Top Gear (the good one) reviewed the Ferrari La Ferrari (Translation: the Ferrari, The Ferrari).
Captain Slow himself drove the La Ferrari and in addition to a road test he piloted the car around Ferrari's own test track at Fiorano. Typically, after one of these reviews the car is handed over to Top Gear's tamed race driver, The Stig for a lap around the Top Gear test track. The La Ferrari is the third point of the supercar hybrid spear with the McLaren P1 and the Porsche 918. Which one would go from point to tip of the spear? We didn't get to find out.
While Porsche has basically said go ahead, McLaren and Ferrari are creating conditions that make it impossible to have a true test. As the video below demonstrates both companies are being obtuse on this one. Ferrari only will allow a factory car, and McLaren only wants a customer car to participate. This sort of childish bickering is why Formula 1 teeters on absurdity.
Maybe one day we will find out where these three cars will fit on the Top Gear lap board.


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Northern Mockingbirds live throughout the U.S. in both urban and rural environments. UF researchers recently discovered that these highly intelligent birds remember people who have threatened them in the past, and will attack if they see the same person again.
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Northern Mockingbird by Scott Robinson
The Northern Mockingbird is one of the most iconic birds of the South. It is probably the bird that people see the most as they travel around in their everyday lives. It's also the state bird of five states, one which is Florida.
It's most famous of course because it's a very vocal bird. They imitate the songs of at least 50 or 60 other species of Southern birds and they even mimic car horns and car alarms. But probably the reason why we see them most often is that they're extremely aggressive. They attack almost anything they view as a threat including cats, including crows, hawks and even people. In fact, they really seem to take a particular dislike to some people; they attack them over and over again and seemingly ignore other people.
When we saw this we became curious about why it is they seem to really only dislike a certain number of us. So we decided to do an experiment when we were studying the Mockingbird nesting behavior. We divided up our students into two groups: one of whom would stand next to the nest and not touch it; and another group would stand next to the nest but actually touch the nest. We found that after a single trial the Mockingbird learned which humans were a threat and which ones weren't, and they would start attacking the ones that touched the nest and they would ignore the ones that didn't. They did this over and over again, and the more the students did this the stronger their reaction became, until eventually we found that they could even pick out the people who had touched the nest from a crowd of a hundred people. And they would ignore everyone else, go right for the person who had touched their nest, and it didn't matter what clothes they were wearing, how they were wearing their hair, whether they were wearing a hat; they were obviously learning to recognize the face of these people.
We of course took this as one more line of evidence that birds are way, way more intelligent than we think. They have very small brains but those brains are really powerful, especially in things like this that really help them because these birds face a lot of predators. We think one of the reasons why they're so common, they're so successful, they do so well in urban environments, is they can learn very exactly who is a threat and who isn't, even within predators. And in fact, this is one of the reasons why we think that being called a birdbrain is not an insult at all.
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Q: Why the set of stochastic process Ito Integrable has to be square integrable w.r.t time as well? Ito Integral

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*Consider a set of stochastic process $f(t)$ mainly such that

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E\left(\int_0^{+\infty}f(t)^2 \,dt\right) < \infty.
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Denote this set of stochastic process as $M^2$.
Question:
a) For each $w$, $f(t,$$w$$)$ is a continuous function, so we all know a bounded continuous function will be Riemann integrable, but why it is square integrable too, i.e. why
$$
\int_0^{\infty}f(t)^2 \,dt
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has to exist
i.e. why the set $$ M^2 $$ will for sure be in $$ L^2 $$ when integrating over time $t$ on the time line $(0, \infty)$?
Thank you

A: When constructing the Ito integral, you are working on a Hilbert space, $\mathcal{L}^2$, and so for a sequence of functions $f_n$ to converge to a function $f$, you need the $\mathcal{L}^2$ norm to converge to zero, in particular, you want your functions to be square integrable. When constructing the Ito integral, you usually consider the set $M_0^2$ of square integrable simple functions, which are dense in $M^2$. Hope this helps a bit

A: If a random variable is integrable then it is finite almost surely, in fact it is a basic result from measure theory that:
$$\int |g| d\mu < \infty \Rightarrow |g| < \infty \quad \text{almost everywhere }$$
So in this case $\mu = \mathbb{P}$ and $g = \int_0^\infty f(t)^2 dt$


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The Value of a Facebook Ad Campaign for Independent Schools: Summer Marketing Series #7
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You're gearing up for your fall Open House, school tour and parent "parlor" meetings in parents' homes. You want to spread the word. Publishing details of the upcoming events on your school's/college's Facebook page is a given. But have you considered Facebook advertising as another way to reach prospective families far and near?
Why Use Facebook Ads?
According to the Pew Research Center, Facebook's global audience is approximately 1.5 billion users, which is one-fifth of the planet's population. No other social network comes close to this achievement in growth. The advantage of advertising on Facebook is the ability to find the right people, as opposed to the most people – a model that is unlike that of TV and other types of media advertising. As Facebook users continue to grow, the more granularly advertisers can target their prospects.
Additionally, Facebook has one of the most dedicated monthly users per month of any other social site. According to VentureBeat, 727 million users only access Facebook on mobile. The advantage being that you have greater insight into where your audience is and where you need to target your advertising.
Facebook Organic Reach is On the Decline.
"Pay to play" is now an absolute on Facebook. That's because organic reach – the number of unique people who see your post in news feeds or on your page through unpaid distribution – is on the decline. In 2012, Facebook Business reported that content published by brands "reach about 16 percent of their fans on average." As of 2014, it was reported by OgilvyRed, that organic reach for pages "hovered at 6 percent." And, for pages with more than 500,000 Likes, organic reach was as low as 2 percent.
Last summer, Facebook announced that it will prioritize posts shared by friends and family over those published by brands and pages. Following an ongoing survey of Facebook users, the social media giant learned that people much prefer seeing content provided by the people they socialize with rather than self-promotional organic content on pages. This means that brands and pages are lucky if 3 to 5 percent of their followers see any organic content of a promotional nature. Facebook made it clear that brands who choose to post promotional content "should expect their organic distribution to fall significantly over time."
So, if you think that your promos asking people to register for your School Tour or sign up for an Open House are seen by those thousand or more followers you have, it ain't happening.
Does Facebook Advertising Work?
The truth? Facebook advertising does work. And here's how. While paid search on web browsers such as Google will help prospects to find you, paid advertising on Facebook will help you to find your prospects. Facebook allows you to precisely target your prospective audience by their interests, demographics and psychographics – helping you to find those people who may be most interested in your school, college or university.
Not only can you target individuals by location, gender and age, but you can tap into their purchasing behaviors, life-cycle events, social involvements, education, family status and more. You can combine and layer targeting option and fit ad creative to your various types of audiences.
Facebook gives you the ability to expand beyond your current audience, offering options to create custom "Lookalike Audiences" – audiences that are similar to your prospects, those who visit your website, your school's database or page followers. In doing this, Facebook displays your ads to 10 percent of users in your locations who are most like your target audience. And if that's not enough, you can even upload your database of prospects and send them ads to remind them of your school.
Most users don't convert during the first go-round of ads. And no other social media platform offers as many re-targeting options as Facebook. You can create "custom audiences" based on people who've visited your website and fine-tune your targeting right down to the precise pages they've shown an interest in. From there you can fortify brand recognition, craft content that meets their needs and interests, and increase traffic back to your site.
Facebook Advertising: A Case Study.
Notre Dame Preparatory School (NDP), a Kalix Marketing client since 2012, located in Baltimore, Maryland, needed to increase enrollment at both the middle school and high school levels. NDP wanted to understand how it was perceived by prospective families, particularly how to enroll more families who visited the school during open houses. The objective was to use Facebook to boost awareness, reach and engagement with NDP's target audience to ultimately increase conversions.
Kalix and NDP put in place the following tactics:
Baltimore Research, a Kalix strategic partner, facilitated a series of in-person focus groups with prospective high school and middle school families. The purpose was to discover the participants' perceptions compared to the completion.
A multi-phased social media strategy was crafted from the results of the focus groups that included Facebook, Facebook advertising and the use of other social platforms.
A custom ambassador program was developed and launched to energize NDP loyalists and reinvigorate an affinity to the brand. The program capitalized on the social media strategy to stimulate online and offline conversations, and organize fan bases to boost brand loyalty.
Kalix also created a highly targeted and coordinated radio campaign, a digital campaign in an online magazine and a targeted email campaign.
Following four years of coordinated campaigns, NDP's engagement and fan growth has increased exponentially. Metrics indicate that Facebook advertising yields about 34 registrations annually for open houses and continue to increase NDP's awareness among their target audience.
To learn more about the NDP campaign, tap here.
While it's important to discover where your school's prospective audience is on the social grid, most likely a majority are on Facebook. Make use of Facebook's Audience Insights to learn more about those users who matter most to you. Take that information and test the various ad types available, craft custom content and optimize, optimize, optimize until you get the results that meet your goals and objectives.
What has been your experience with using Facebook ads?
Talk to the Kalix Marketing team to learn how we can help you launch a Facebook advertising campaign that's right for your school. Contact us here.
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On Demand: Uncovering the Manufacturing Security Risks in Today's Hybrid Working and Industry 4.0
Managing cyber risk is now a business imperative for manufacturing organizations to enjoy the benefits of Industry 4.0 and/or the move to long term hybrid working without falling victim to debilitating, expensive and public cyberattacks. As sophisticated threats including ransomware gangs and state-sponsored actors identify manufacturing as a preferred target, manufacturers struggle to respond to this threat with their current security tools and practices.
Join eSentire and Teneo as they explore the latest threat trends, unpack critical factors and define a simple framework by which organizations can protect themselves from the cyberattacks that are monopolizing today's headlines.
Watch the on demand webinar now.
Andy de Clerck, Chief Technology Officer, Teneo
Andy de Clerck is the CTO of Teneo and has been with the organization since the acquisition of Geode Networks, a services driven company that Andy was a co-founder of 20 years ago. Andy has provided technical capabilities for many start-ups, driving innovation and strategy across EMEA alongside building a business with the same core strengths and ethos as Geode. Andy has over 35 years experience in network application management and architectures driving performance, security and focusing the outcome on business benefits that prevail with effective technology exploitation. Through Andy's approach and Teneo's strategy and capability across key areas of visibility, security and performance, Teneo customers can benefit from substantial improvement and utilization of technology whilst maintaining visibility and control of their digital business landscape. This enables customers to focus on being agile and disruptive in their markets.
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Mark Sangster is eSentire's VP Industry Security Strategies and the author of No Safe Harbor: The Inside Truth About Cybercrime and How to Protect Your Business. He is an award-winning speaker at international conferences and prestigious stages including the Harvard Law School and RSAConference. Mark has appeared on CNN Hour to provide expert opinion on international cybercrime issues, and is a go-to subject matter expert for leading publications and media outlets including the Wall Street Journal and Forbes when covering major data breach events.
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The WVIA Original Feature Presentation, "Innovation and Enterprise, The Story of Gentex Corporation" explores the history and achievements of this remarkable and acknowledged family business that fosters its local community while earning global recognition.
Currently operating 5 locations in the United States, the success story that is Gentex is due, in part, to its sense of family. The Frieder men, who navigated Gentex through a century of infinitely expanding technological advancements, have inherited guiding abilities reminiscent of the first, Marcus Frieder.
Being a four generation, family owned business is plenty reason to be proud, but for Gentex Corporation in Simpson, Pennsylvania, it's only part of the story.
Gentex began in silk manufacturing and then developed textile products for high performance applications. Now, Gentex is a world-wide leading provider of personal protection and situation awareness equipment trusted by clients such as the US Air Force, Navy, Marine Corp, Coast Guard, and NASA. Their globally recognized products protect and enable users to perform their duties while surviving life-threatening circumstances.


Cheryl Stang takes great joy in nurturing both gardens and children alike.
Stang's garden at 122 S. Cedar St., Marion, is filled with flowers — some grown by her children that would have been entered in the Marion County Fair as 4-H projects.
But this summer has been filled with tragedy for the mother of eight. Instead of tending her garden, she and her family have been recovering from the death of Stang's 18-year-old son, Jeremiah, who died in a car accident in July.
Homegrown flowers played a role in his funeral. Zinnias and sunflowers her children were growing for the fair instead were placed on the casket.
When her children were younger, the family lived in Sedgwick near a train track. As a busy mother, Stang's love for gardening was so intense, she found herself tending it at night, after the children were in bed.
She moved her family to a farm near Marion in 1999. It took all of March to move her perennials to the farm. She moved to town in 2003 and again moved plants with the help of her children.
Stang estimates 60 percent of the flowers at her home originally were planted in Sedgwick. She said gardening is therapeutic for her.
She hasn't gardened as much since the accident but looks forward to returning to something she enjoys.
Jeremiah loved flowers, she said. He often commented on flowers she brought in from the garden and roses at the Harms ranch, where he worked. He also took close-up pictures of her flowers blooming at the beginning of spring.
Several people suggested planting a memorial garden for Jeremiah, Stang said. She plans to do exactly that but is unsure where, because flowers already take up much of the yard.
She has a good idea what she will plant, wherever she finds space for his garden.
"Jeremiah loved roses," she said.


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Presentación previa
Franko Škugor fue el campeón defensor, pero decidió no participar este año.

Jordan Thompson derrotó en la final a Mathias Bourgue.

Cabezas de serie

  Yoshihito Nishioka (Primera ronda)
 ''' Jordan Thompson (Campeón)
  Saketh Myneni (Semifinales, retiro)
  Grega Žemlja ''(Segunda ronda)

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  Alexander Sarkissian ''(Primera ronda)
  Zhang Ze ''(Segunda ronda)
  Mathias Bourgue ''(Finalista)
  Arthur De Greef ''(Cuartos de final)

Cuadro final

Cuadro superior

Cuadro inferior

Referencias
 Cuadro principal
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"Quantitative easing" and "ring fencing". When it comes to the Western world's response to the sub-prime crisis, these two policies quickly established themselves, and remain as, the conventional wisdom.
Along with "talking tough on austerity, but not really implementing it", QE and ring fencing form the triumvirate of post-credit-crunch measures – or, more accurately, half-measures – favored in the UK and, more or less, in the US and Eurozone too. The trouble is that both QE and ring-fencing are a disaster waiting to happen.
For several years, this column has argued that QE, while perhaps necessary to a limited extent in the aftermath of the 2008 Lehman Brothers collapse, has been used to far too great an extent. Hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros of virtually printed money later, QE has long been deeply counter-productive.
I've heavily criticized ring-fencing too. It is, after all, no substitute for root-and-branch sector restructuring and conclusively preventing traders from gambling with taxpayer backed deposits. Until the zombified mega-banks are put out of their misery, the UK will grow only at an extremely sluggish pace, if at all. And without a "Glass-Steagall" style separation of commercial and investment banking, we're doing nothing but lining ourselves up for another disastrous collapse.
Until recently, while my views were far from unique, they were beyond the political mainstream. Although I'd receive "private" emails from eminent economists, city strategists and policymakers claiming they agreed with me, almost none accepted my invitation to say the same thing in print.
Recently, though, I've seen signs, at least, that the conventional wisdom is starting to crack, not only on QE, but ring-fencing too. This strikes me as good news. Three years late, yes, but good news nonetheless.
QE is, and always was, a tawdry way of recapitalizing bombed-out banks by the backdoor, while boosting equity markets, so said banks can try to avoid the painful but necessary step of writing down the losses on their catastrophic investments and the forced restructurings – and even criminal convictions – that could result.
QE has also facilitated circular financing, with the state borrowing from the state, so allowing policy-makers, for now, to dodge the really big fiscal decisions. It is this powerful concoction of vested interests – governments and the banking sector – that has shaped the West's QE conventional wisdom. History, to say nothing of common sense, has been willfully ignored.
There was yet more grim economic data at the end of last week, with manufacturing down 0.3pc in November, and the respected National Institute announcing that GDP may have contracted over the last three months of 2012 – sparking fears the UK could enter a "triple dip" recession. So there is growing speculation the Bank of England's monetary policy committee will soon be aunch another funny money missile, implementing a further round of QE. No matter that our central bank has already created £375bn of virtual credits ex nihilo in just a few years, expanding its balance sheet by over 350pc, far more than its US and Eurozone counterparts.
More QE isn't the answer to our problems. Initially a post-Lehman cushion, it then became a comfort blanket and has since been transformed into the financial equivalent of crack cocaine. The governments and asset markets of many of the world's leading economies are addicted to "extraordinary measures", with ministers and central bankers not even wanting to think about how we can get ourselves off it.
There are indications, though, that the economics profession is coming to its senses and the pro-QE consensus is starting to shift. Last Thursday, I was part of a roundtable discussion on QE at the Centre for Policy Studies in Central London. With Andrew Sentence in attendance, the courageous former MPC member who's been almost alone among the UK's economist heavyweights in raising the alarm on QE, it was always going to be an event worth attending. It was heartening to see, though, that other top dismal scientists are now voicing serious concerns about the dangers of more monetary stimulus.
QE "proceeds" have found their way into non-financial markets, so raising oil prices, some argued. By pushing up food prices, others said, QE caused the Arab Spring. If we reach for QE again, we were told, then the markets could be spooked, and equity markets could fall sharply. And when I argued that QE was just a ruse to debase Western currencies, and was causing genuine anger among the governments of large emerging markets that have leant us money, several fellow discussants were literally nodding from the waist in agreement.
So let's see what happens. Until now, the Treasury has had a free run on QE, being able pretty much to order the Bank of England to keep its virtual printing presses running. Now that opinion is starting to shift, with more economists and market participants worrying aloud, hopefully the Bank will feel more emboldened to say enough is enough.
On banking reform, too, it strikes me that the conventional wisdom could soon be subject to some very serious scrutiny. In September 2011, the Vickers Commission recommended that risky investment banking and everyday commercial banking could continue to be conducted by the same institution, as long as the activities were "ring-fenced". Chancellor George Osborne describes this as the "settled" view and has discouraged various other bodies – including a Parliamentary committee – from examining the concerns of those of us who've argued that history shows Chinese walls don't work and ring-fences soon turn into string vests. So the government is now legislating to implement the ring-fence. Succumbing even further to the banking lobby's demands, ministers have watered-down the Vickers measures even more and, quite incredibly, made sure they won't kick-in until 2019.
While most UK politicians seem comatose when it comes to this most crucial of issues (there are honorable exceptions), dissent is visibly stirring in the United States. Last week, a new bill was introduced in Congress to re-instate the Depression-era Glass-Steagall divide, jointly sponsored by a high-profile Democrat and Republican respectively. While a previous resolution expired during the last Congress, this one seems quickly to be building a head of steam.
While many US "liberals" have argued for some time that the largest US financial groups should be broken-up, and the banking system separated, senior Republicans are now joining them, figuring that the big banks are extremely expensive if they keep needing state bail-outs.
There is a growing realization, too, that the Volcker Rule, which prevents investment banks with deposit-taking arms from trading on their own account, but allows them to trade for their clients, will be impotent, as Wall Street will simply find ever more innovative methods of disguising in-house investments. Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee and Senate Banking Committee are also floating the view that a "clean-break" Glass-Stegall separation would preferable to the regulatory over-kill represented by the voluminous Dodd-Frank law.
In addition, Elizabeth Warren has just "come out" as a Glass-Steagall supporter. Having been the inspiration behind the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, America's foremost consumer rights advocate, a Harvard Law Professor, was prevented from running the new organization after Obama bowed-down to his banking chums and refused to appoint her. Well, Warren responded by gaining election to the Senate and now sits on the committee responsible for bank regulation and oversight. This Glass-Steagall battle isn't over yet, on either side of the Atlantic. Not be a long chalk. We can only hope it doesn't take another crash to force our governments to see sense.
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Justice in the marketplace
collected statements of the Vatican and the United States Catholic Bishops on economic policy, 1891-1984
Published 1985 by Office of Pub. and Promotion Services, U.S. Catholic Conference in Washington, D.C. (1312 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington 20005-4105) .
Church and social problems -- Catholic Church.,
Economics -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church.
Statement general introduction and document introductions by John T. Pawlikowski ; edited by David M. Byers.
Series Publication / Office of Publishing and Promotion Services, United States Catholic Conference ;, no. 933
Contributions Pawlikowski, John., Byers, David M., United States Catholic Conference. Office of Publishing and Promotion Services.
LC Classifications HN37.C3 J84 1985
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