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Despite Belfort’s recent highlight reel finishes, there’s been a cloud hovering over his accomplishments because of his consumption of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Skeptics believe “The Phenom” is able to cut corners in Brazil – despite the presence of the newly-formed Comissão Atlética Brasileira de MMA, Brazil’s governing body – while obtaining a therapeutic-use exemption (TUE) for TRT and licensure in America would be much more difficult, if not impossible.
Belfort and UFC president Dana White beg to differ.
Actually, Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Keith Kizer previously professed Belfort would never be granted a TUE for TRT by his committee because Belfort was suspended by the NSAC in 2006 for elevated levels of testosterone. A TRT-fueled Sonnen, who is slated to co-headline UFC 167 in Las Vegas in just six days, hasn’t flunked a test in the state.
Given that Las Vegas is considered the “fight capital of the world,” it is believe other state athletic commissions will follow their lead in handling Belfort. Still, White was emphatic that Belfort won’t have an issue getting licensed in the America.
“The people who want him to fight in the United States talk a lot of s***, don’t they? They talk s***, but they want to see Vitor in the United States,” White said. “Vitor can fight in the United States now. There’s no reason why he couldn’t fight in Las Vegas, no matter what Keith Kizer says. He should be allowed to fight in Las Vegas. It’s ridiculous.
It has been reported Belfort began his use of TRT before his scrap with light heavyweight king Jon Jones at UFC 152. That bout took place in Canada. Since nearly submitting Jones in the opening round, only to get submitted himself in the fourth frame, Belfort has finished off Michael Bisping, Luke Rockhold and Henderson in vicious fashion.As you can probably guess, I was apoplectic that once again, regardless of how egregious the criminality, the Obama Administration simply refuses to prosecute major financial crime. The depth of the depravity and corruption of this Administration is beyond outrageous. It is a cancer eating away at the core of civil society. We have become a nation where everyone seeks to emulate the lawless robber barons who can get away with virtually any kind of theft, as long as they do it in a way that does not appear to be thoughtful and organized.
 What this means is that the criminal masterminds behind the Great Wealth Transfer to the crony plutocracy can get away with murder if they simply set it up to look as though there was no single criminal master plan. How difficult is that.
In enabling these massive criminal ripoffs, Barack Obama makes Warren G. Harding look like a paragon of moral rectitude.
One of the great things about being too big to fail is that you’re also too big to jail, apparently.
For one thing, according to University of Notre Dame law professor Jimmy Gurulé, a former assistant U.S. Attorney General and former Undersecretary for Enforcement for the U.S. Treasury Department, the government could have formally charged Europe’s biggest bank in such a way as to help it avoid death. The bank’s U.S. business may have been disrupted for some time, but the bank could have survived. The punishment that was meted out — taking about half a quarter’s profit — was so far removed from a “death penalty” that it can’t possibly be a deterrent for any other big bank.
via Obama Administration Essentially Admits That Some Banks Are Too Big To Jail, Which Is Troubling.
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Over the summer, Urban Outfitters, Macy’s, Banana Republic, American Eagle, and Bloomingdale’s announced their own rental subscription services, which industry analysts clocked as a bid to appeal to conscious consumers. And in a sign of just how lucrative renting clothes has become, Le Tote is set to acquire former retail giant Lord & Taylor. But as rental fashion becomes big business, it’s worth asking: Just how sustainable is constantly borrowing clothes?
The short answer, according to the half-dozen sustainability experts I spoke to for this story, is that we don’t exactly know. Despite some rental platforms advertising themselves as inherently green, there has yet to be an in-depth environmental study of their operations. And yet experts have spotted a number of environmental pitfalls in the business model, from the proliferation of energy-consuming dry cleaning facilities to carbon-spewing deliveries and returns.
Every sequin skirt borrowed must be returned, which means the shipping impact of leasing your wardrobe could be neck-and-neck with that of a fast fashion shopper. Transportation is now the top source of carbon dioxide emissions in the United States, and online shopping is partly to blame. A quarter of this footprint comes from trucks doing “last-mile deliveries,” taking packages ordered online from a warehouse to your front door. And second only to manufacturing our clothes, consumer transportation has the largest footprint of our fashion habit, according to some studies.
There are ways to whittle emissions out of delivery routes, including putting warehouses closer to renters and grouping returns together (or buying a fleet of electric trucks, a la Amazon). But for now “the returns and transportation activities just of moving all these clothes will definitely be higher than just regular delivery of fast fashion clothing,” says Josué Velázquez-Martínez, the executive director of MIT’s Supply Chain Management master’s program and Sustainable Logistics Initiative.
According to his rough estimates, an item ordered online and then returned can emit 20 kilograms (44 pounds) of carbon each way, and spirals up to 50 kilograms for rush shipping. By comparison, the carbon impact of a pair of jeans purchased outright (presumably from a brick and mortar store) and washed and worn at home is 33.4 kilograms, according to a 2015 study commissioned by Levi’s.
Most rental services ship in cardboard boxes, which have a shockingly low recycling rate.
What’s more, borrowed clothes often come wrapped up like new, contributing to packaging waste. Most rental services ship in cardboard boxes, which have a shockingly low recycling rate and require energy and water when they are. Then there’s the tissue paper that isn’t recyclable. Plus returns are sent back in a plastic bag. Rent the Runway is doing a better job than many competitors on the packaging front, shipping in custom reusable garment bags and hangers, though every item inside is wrapped in a plastic dry cleaning bag