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He can get out of refunding "deposits" on the book by declaring personal bankrutpcy.

He can't declare business bankrupty because, as far as I am aware, he does not have any incorporated businesses.

Declaring bankruptcy is as easy as changing your name to "Mr. Manchester United". In fact I wonder if he has done it before? Has anyone got access to bankruptcy or public credit reports?

I notice from Insider's report that the house Oldham said he bought for cash is in his wife's name and has a Halifax mortgage. (He said the money came from winning a court action against rivals – he mentioned 50,000 quid – which is a nice round number.)

If he follows the pattern of other con men, he will have put most of his other assets in the names of his family to make it more difficult for creditors to collect from him even if they armed with court orders.

We only have his word that he returned "most" of the money he illegally took in for sales of shares in KopTalk. (He said it was about one million pounds).

It would be interesting to know who is the legal owner of all his video and computer equipment – the portakabin and the vehicles – is it paid for? Is it in his name? If it is he would need to transfer ownership – but in a way that does not look like the deliberate hiding of his assets to avoid creditors – before he declares bankruptcy.

If the tax people demand back payments he may have to sell assets. If its a question of drawing benefits while working and making big profits then I don't think paying back will help him. He'll ahev to do time. If that's the case – he would be better taking off to Malta or to be with Smoovy in the USA until it blows over.

I can well understand why he has suddenly started to say that payments to Koptalk are donations – it might help to confuse the enquiries from the benefits and tax people.

But he won't get away with word games like that – you can't state the price of membership and then say it is a donation.

He can get out of refunding "deposits" on the book by declaring personal bankrutpcy.

He can't declare business bankrupty because, as far as I am aware, he does not have any incorporated businesses.

Declaring bankruptcy is as easy as changing your name to "Mr. Manchester United". In fact I wonder if he has done it before? Has anyone got access to bankruptcy or public credit reports?

I notice from Insider's report that the house Oldham said he bought for cash is in his wife's name and has a Halifax mortgage. (He said the money came from winning a court action against rivals – he mentioned 50,000 quid – which is a nice round number.)

If he follows the pattern of other con men, he will have put most of his other assets in the names of his family to make it more difficult for creditors to collect from him even if they armed with court orders.

We only have his word that he returned "most" of the money he illegally took in for sales of shares in KopTalk. (He said it was about one million pounds).

It would be interesting to know who is the legal owner of all his video and computer equipment – the portakabin and the vehicles – is it paid for? Is it in his name? If it is he would need to transfer ownership – but in a way that does not look like the deliberate hiding of his assets to avoid creditors – before he declares bankruptcy.

If the tax people demand back payments he may have to sell assets. If its a question of drawing benefits while working and making big profits then I don't think paying back will help him. He'll ahev to do time. If that's the case – he would be better taking off to Malta or to be with Smoovy in the USA until it blows over.

I can well understand why he has suddenly started to say that payments to Koptalk are donations – it might help to confuse the enquiries from the benefits and tax people.

But he won't get away with word games like that – you can't state the price of membership and then say it is a donation.

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Thanks for the economics lesson, Tom! Always good to stop by and learn something here.

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It's discouraging because a pat answer probably wasn't what you were looking for. The Scripture does say, "To make an apt answer is a joy to a man, and a word in season, how good it is!" (Pro 15.23 ESV) but, "pat" and "apt" can be two very different things! A pat answer is cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all; an apt answer is inspired by the Spirit that nourishes a soul.

Her comment sounds to me like a pat answer; of course, I don't know her so I could be wrong. (And, yeah, I would have theological difficulty with her answer, too…I'm Wesleyan.)

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That's only if you assume the first QE didn't *cause* the velocity drop, which it may well have. There is also the question of whether or not the economy was damaged by the events of September 2008 itself or (my view) that expectiations plummeted after the panicked reaction to said events from bernake and Paulsen, thus tanking an already weak but not disastrous economy.

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It's something that I'd personally want to chance because the likelihood of many of the symptoms you've listed here to occur is so unbelievably low and for a lot of them, close to impossible; Still possible, but usually only under other really weird and rare existing factors, in which case the doctor would likely not advise his or her patient to take said medication. Pretty much any medication in the world "may even cause death," to be perfectly honest, depending on the patient's medical history and lifestyle tendencies. But for a perfectly normal and healthy 16-year-old girl, I'd rather see her risk a "pulmonary embolism" (to the slightest possible degree, mind you) in taking a low-dosage of Yaz, than to get pregnant and screw up her life.

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And also, the question of whether grad programs have a responsibility to only admit as many students as they reasonably believe they can place has been hashed out ad nauseum w/r/t PhD's in the humanities for at least the last 10-15 years, if not longer. (And the "everyone's gonna retire" bromide is part of that world as well.) They haven't come to any conclusions there, but in that world, the grad students are necessary cheap labor in the economics of higher ed: stop admitting grad students, and you stop being able to offer 150 sections of ENGL 101.

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Geoff (#79), thanks for the fascinating link. For me the money quote was:

At best, the determination and attribution of global- mean sea level change lies at the very edge of knowledge and technology. The most urgent job would appear to be the accurate determination of the smallest temperature and salinity changes that can be determined with statistical significance, given the realities of both the observation base and modeling approximations. Both systematic and random errors are of concern, the former particularly, because of the changes in technology and sampling methods over the many decades, the latter from the very great spatial and temporal variability implied by Figs. 2, 6, and 8. It remains possible that the database is insufficient to compute mean sea level trends with the accuracy necessary to discuss the impact of global warming—as disappointing as this conclusion may be. The priority has to be to make such calculations possible in the future.

As the person who wrote the original post lo these many years ago, I must say that this has to rate as one of the most honest assessments of the state of the science that I have seen.

Since that time, the data have become available on the internet, making my digitization unnecessary. It is worth noting that the recent data shows a levelling off of the rise. Given the history, I suspect this will not last. But it clearly indicates that the many projections of an increasing rate of sea level rise have no observational support.

The map shown above illustrates another important point in the discussion. The tides have a very long and complex cycle. It is well known that no matter how accurate your measurements are, you need about a half century of data to give you an accuracy of ± 1mm in sea level rise. This is because of the non-repeating cycle of the tides, which only return to near (not exactly) where they started after about 50 years. In addition, there is a "sloshing" of the water in the various oceanic basins. As a result, our current satellite record of 17 years is far from adequate for any analysis of long term trends.

Finally, I am quite curious about the accuracy of the maps produced using the satellite data. While they are accurate in some areas, in others they seem to be unsupported by the local tidal data. Anthony has a discussion of one example at WUWT. It is worth noting in this context that to measure sea level to the nearest 1 mm, the measurement must be done to an accuracy of one part per billion. This is difficult to do even in a laboratory, much less from a satellite with a host of potential errors (satellite elevation, size of footprint, atmospheric delay, instrument stability over time, etc.).]]>

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Furthermore, the economic crisis is clearly not the fault of the free market, but the fault of Government™. (Not the Bush government, though, who is faultless.) If there were no economic crisis, then it means that Capitalism is Great.

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