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This analysis is from the Tax Policy Center:
http://taxpolicycenter.org/numbers/displayatab.cfm?Docid=3221&DocTypeID=1
The Tax Policy Center is a joint venture of the Brookings Institute and the Urban Institute. So, slightly left of center. But, I believe this analysis was cited by several of Cain's opponents during the "Western" debate on CNN.
http://taxpolicycenter.org/numbers/displayatab.cfm?Docid=3221&DocTypeID=1
The Tax Policy Center is a joint venture of the Brookings Institute and the Urban Institute. So, slightly left of center. But, I believe this analysis was cited by several of Cain's opponents during the "Western" debate on CNN.
Anonymous wrote:Is there a new principal? Did the interim principal get the promotion?
Kim doesn't officially leave until December. There has been no permanent selection yet.
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I reported this and will continue to report things that seem "off" to me. I guess you can see the poster and cross-ref with other posts he / she has made in the past and make our own determination as to whether or not they appear to be trolling. But this post, and a few others in the past, seem to be posts that either say something just a little bit off or they encourage others to do the same, then we get into the situation where parents (or whoever) are posting stories about kids masturbating, etc. It seems prurient to me, and I am FAR from a prude, but it's making my creep sensors go off.
I'll continue to report what I think seems gross, and appreciate that you have more info and the ultimate say. Sorry if it's ridiculous Jeff - think you do a great job on this website but don't agree here.
You misunderstood. I want you to report posts that you think might not be real. I just don't want people derailing threads by posting responses in the thread itself saying the OP is a troll. I appreciate your making the effort to report the post.
Anonymous wrote:Ok, fake post.
little girls vagina throbs, little girl peeing on the side of the road, boy sucks another boys wee-wee. This site is getting worse and worse. Too disturbing.
Just for the record, there is nothing to indicate that this post is fake. The post about the little girl peeing on the side of the road is from a repeat poster who is clearly a pervert. There was nothing to indicate the third post that you reference was fake.
If people believe that threads are not truthful, I wish that they would simply move on to another thread. If you seriously believe that the thread has been posted by a pervert, then -- by all means -- report the thread. But, the continual disruption of threads by claims that the original poster is a troll is getting ridiculous.
The Department of Recreation is soliciting for a rock band instructor for the Chevy Chase Rec. Center. So, perhaps that have, or will have, a program that might work for you there.
The best part of this is that the OP sock puppeted a response to herself. Can you add "I won't sock puppet" to the pledge?
Anonymous wrote:Did the fact that the computer was left in sleep mode make the gmail account more vulnerable to attack? Since the article starts out with this scenario, I assumed there was a connection, but didn't see any later discussion confirming it.
No, I don't think leaving the computer in sleep mode had nothing to do with it. I believe it was only mentioned to provide context as to how the hack was discovered.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/11/hacked/8673/?single_page=true
Read what happened when James Fallows' wife's Gmail account got hacked. Most of the article would apply to Yahoo as well.
Read what happened when James Fallows' wife's Gmail account got hacked. Most of the article would apply to Yahoo as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is in Greece's interest to remain in the Euro Zone, but only in the right circumstances. The Greeks can threaten to default in order to get the best terms possible until someone calls their bluff. At that point, the Greeks need to decide if they are bluffing or not. I don't think Germany, or to a lesser extent France, will allow Greece to default. Instead, they will concede to Greece's demands.
Oops.
The oops referred to "Instead, they [the EU] will concede to Greece's demands." It took about 15 hours from the time of this post for the EU to call the Greek bluff. Of course, all that can change in the next hour, so who knows?
I do think it's somewhat misguided to think that Greece holds the whip in this situation.
Greece has been suffering and will continue to suffer regardless. It is in a position to decide just how much additional suffering it will accept before it begins making others suffer as well. To that extend, they hold the plurality of the whip.
The European leaders, unlike our President, understand that you don't open negotiations on the other side of the table. Rather, you start with your hardest line and negotiate from there. As I said, let's wait until we see what deal is worked out.
Anonymous wrote:even if the haircut is 33%, it is still a huge default. That ship has sailed, they are just trying to contain it to Greece so the interest rates for Italy and Spain do not go through the roof.
No, it's not a default. Defaults don't happen with the banks' consent.
I agree that posters calling out trolls in threads frequently derails legitimate discussions. I have repeatedly asked posters to report their suspicions either via the "report" button or by posting in "Website Feedback".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is in Greece's interest to remain in the Euro Zone, but only in the right circumstances. The Greeks can threaten to default in order to get the best terms possible until someone calls their bluff. At that point, the Greeks need to decide if they are bluffing or not. I don't think Germany, or to a lesser extent France, will allow Greece to default. Instead, they will concede to Greece's demands.
Oops.
yeah that quote is pretty misinformed. They already agreed to a huge "default". What do you think a 50% haircut on Greek debt is? A default of course.
The problem was that the banks were redefining the haircut so that it wasn't 50% anymore. Let's wait until we hear the details of what has been worked out in Cannes before you start claiming quotes are misinformed. Besides, canceling the referendum doesn't mean that Greece can't continue to threaten to default.
Of course, as luck would have it, this firm is led by a prominent Democrat. It shows not only what is wrong with Wall Street, but what is wrong with today's Democratic Party.
Several people have reported this thread and suggested the post might be fake. I have no reason to believe that it is not a truthful thread. The original poster has always identified herself in subsequent posts and has done nothing to suggest that she is not honestly dealing with a very difficult situation.
Anonymous wrote:Didn't Cain justblaeme perry for this mess?
Yes, I guess he changed his tune since this morning. Romney probably is in need of oxygen after being out of breath from laughing so much.