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Turning Heel in 2011 | Turning Heel

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Then for the thousands in attendance, and the millions watching at home. Laquo; TEST POST. Turning Heel in 2011. 27th December 2010, 11:44 am by JG. One way or another, I plan on at least using this to highlight certain articles I’ve read, or things I’ve seen, on the web that are both interesting to me and/or relevant to the times we live in.    While I get my shit together, happy new year everyone. Blog comments powered by Disqus. Subscribe in a reader. I need to put more posts up. Turning Heel in 2011.

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Berlin talks on Economics: Social (Im)mobility in Britain

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Berlin talks on Economics. Friday, February 18, 2011. Social (Im)mobility in Britain. Not before you settle down in England, do you realise the significance of social mobility: the struggle of many and the privilege of few. Two BBC documentaries investigate the issue of social mobility from two slightly different angles:. Who was briefly shown in the documentary claimed that children from higher social classes are more intelligent and more able and there is “a social mobility myth”. Amazing blog and very...

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B.S.ing Economics: Invisible Victims

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A collection of random observations and thoughts of undergraduate economics students (pursuing a B.S.) from Georgia College and State University. Wednesday, October 13, 2010. Great example of the unintened consequences. Of government action from Walter Williams. October 14, 2010 at 9:56 AM. This is very solid work. Tweeted. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Four firm concentration ratio. As Moldly Carpets Inevitably Follow a Flood…. Driverless vehicles, on their way.

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The Rand Show: The waiting is the hardest part

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Have Mojo will Travel. Thoughts on tv, movies, books, music, philosophy and life by a crazy son of a gun. Saturday, October 1, 2011. The waiting is the hardest part. If I am honest with myself, I have confidence that I will eventually become who I ought to be. After all, if God is with me who can stand against me? Can even I stand against me? Maybe with some trick mirrors.). As the man said, the waiting is the hardest part. So take it to your head, take it to your heart and remember Rand rocks! The Revol...

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Run Rabbit Run: April 2010

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Thursday, April 15, 2010. Blog post by a Buddhist blogger with the Houston Chronicle. As a child (even adult) my passions, goals and directions have regularly changed. Somehow, I am fundamentally the same. There are parts of me that should remain static, but I am seeking change. I want to adopt a zen sort of attitude, taking the data plots of my life and connecting them in a pattern that I will one day recognize as beautiful, righteous and contributory. Do you have a question that needs answering? New Ze...

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Run Rabbit Run: March 2010

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010. Underwater with James Wiseman. A few weeks back, I had another opportunity to shoot with underwater photographer James Wiseman. We had a great shoot (despite all the floating debris in the pool). Myself, James, another model (Mars) and makeup artist Tara Ward all collaborated for this shoot. James was training another underwater photographer who flew in from Hawaii to learn the trade. There are some awesome shots that I won't post here (very NSFW) but for what I can here they are:.

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Chicago y Macondo: La entrevista de anoche

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Intento contribuir al debate con lo que aprendo, incluyendo enseñanzas liberales de la mejor facultad de economía del mundo. Trataron de darnos un arma muy poderosa: "el poder de las ideas". Dadas la precariedad institucional, milenaria tradición mercantilista, verticalidad del Estado y práctica ausencia de rendición de cuentas, las políticas públicas en nuestro amado país son Macondianas. Es realista mágico lo que hacen algunos politiqueros, mercas y otras especies. Lunes, 25 de febrero de 2013. No en r...

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BAZAAR DISPATCH: President vs Unemployment: what are his chances?

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An Iranian Economist Covering Economic Affairs in Iran and in the Middle East. Sunday, June 02, 2013. President vs Unemployment: what are his chances? My note for IranOpinion.com. Can the next Iranian administration solve the economic issues facing the country? The question is whether the next president could address the increasing unemployment while keeping inflation in check? Of course, many would think that lifting the sanctions would solve Iran’s economic woes overnight. This perception is ...Some pe...

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Has the Rule of Law been abandoned in the US? « Lean Government

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Has the Rule of Law been abandoned in the US? I have always admired the US Constitution in general but most of all the strict adherence to the principle of Rule Of Law. This principle now seems fast to be eroding. During George W Bush the Rule of Law as regards to individual privacy all but disappeared and now the Obama administrations behavior in the Chrysler bankruptcy has made it go away in business life as well. Todd Zwycki writes in today Wall Street Journal and it makes me aghast, totally horrified.