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Where is the water? Porters Neck residents worried about dried up pondsSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 10:37pm.READ MORE:
Porters Neck residents have mowed back the weeds and tall grass but it's not to make their neighborhood look pretty. It's in anticipation of getting back the water in their dried out ponds. Full story...»
NC school district accused in sex abuse lawsuitSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 9:48pm.READ MORE:
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NC woman accused of starving, beating childrenSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 9:41pm.READ MORE:
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NC court candidate backed by outside group, tooSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 9:39pm.READ MORE:
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Goat prank keeps NC field closed another weekSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 9:37pm.READ MORE:
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Police: Costumed girl in Pennsylvania mistaken for skunk, shotSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 4:40pm.READ MORE:
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Different paths to Election Day in ballpark bond battleSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 4:39pm.READ MORE:
Election Day is inching closer, and so is the deciding vote in whether the City of Wilmington will build a ballpark. You've probably seen the yard signs, bumper stickers, social media messages and even commercials, but how are the campaigns continuing to get the word out? Full story...»
McIntyre focuses on veterans, staying positive during Wilmington visitSubmitted by Katie Harden on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 4:17pm.READ MORE:
Rep. Mike McIntyre is rallying support from veterans in the region. McIntyre says being elected to another term in the Congress would mean continued growth for veteran services in the district and the county. Full story...»
N&O: With McCrory ahead, RGA pulls all remaining broadcast TV ads in NCSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:56pm.READ MORE:
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ONLY ON 3: DA not sure if he'll retry Chadbourn managerSubmitted by Holden Kurwicki on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:55pm.READ MORE:
A trial 18 months in the making came to a head Friday. Now both the prosecution and defense are left wondering what's next. Chadbourn Town Manager Stevie Cox finally had his day in court last week, but Cox said his life is still on hold after a mistrial left a cloud hanging over his head. Full story...»
Obama wins by a landslide in kids' online electionSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:53pm.READ MORE:
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Snow's Cut Bridge down to two lanes Wednesday till FebruarySubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:50pm.READ MORE:
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Onslow man, Wilmington woman busted for pot grow houseSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:35pm.READ MORE:
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New Hanover Co. again among worst in traffic safetySubmitted by Katie Harden on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:32pm.READ MORE:
Wilmington once again is receiving bad marks for traffic safety. Of the five worst counties in the Tar Heel State, New Hanover comes in second for accidents in a new AAA report. AAA says there were nearly 4,500 accidents in New Hanover County in 2011. Full story...»
Arrest made in ECU football field vandalismSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 3:12pm.READ MORE:
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Fellenz Family Tree
I don't have all that much information on this part of the family. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
To the descendant tree - click here.
Descendants of Joeseph Fellenz
Generation No. 1
JOESEPH FELLENZ was born June 26, 1839, and died May 27, 1908. He married GERTRUDE SCHNEIDER.
Children of JOESEPH FELLENZ and GERTRUDE SCHNEIDER are:
i. KATHRYN FELLENZ, b. August 04, 1866.
ii. NICHOLAUS FELLENZ, b. December 14, 1867.
iii. PETER FELLENZ, b. March 01, 1869; d. November 24, 1917.
iv. THERESA FELLENZ, b. April 04, 1871.
v. MARY FELLENZ, b. September 01, 1872; m. KILLIAN STROBEL.
vi. ELISABETH FELLENZ, b. September 05, 1874.
vii. ANNA FELLENZ, b. September 09, 1875.
viii. MATHIAS FELLENZ, b. June 09, 1877.
ix. JOHN FELLENZ, b. April 13, 1879.
x. MATHILDA FELLENZ, b. April 13, 1879.
xi. HUBERT FELLENZ, b. September 06, 1880.
xii. GERTRUDE FELLENZ, b. February 21, 1883; d. July 25, 1942.
xiii. EMMA FELLENZ, b. December 10, 1885; d. June 11, 1960.
Generation No. 2
KATHRYN FELLENZ was born August 04, 1866. She married ? RODEN.
Children of KATHRYN FELLENZ and ? RODEN are:
i. ROSENA RODEN, b. April 28, 1893; m. ? HAUSERMAN.
ii. ELONAR RODEN, b. January 30, 1895.
iii. ANNA RODEN, b. December 02, 1902; m. JOESPH SERPA.
iv. JOHN RODEN, b. October 09, 1904; d. May 1979.
NICHOLAUS FELLENZ was born December 14, 1867. He married ?.
Children of NICHOLAUS FELLENZ and ? are:
i. ROSELLA FELLENZ, m. ENOS CLAUSS.
ii. ROLLIN FELLENZ.
iii. EUGENE FELLENZ, m. HILDA ?.
iv. MYRON FELLENZ.
v. HAROLD FELLENZ.
PETER FELLENZ was born March 01, 1869 in Town of Auburn, Fond Du Lac County, Wisconsin, and died November 24, 1917. He married (1) KATHERINE RUDELL, daughter of NICOLAS RODEN and MARIA ?. He married (2) BERTHA KOHL May 08, 1902, daughter of JOSEPH KOHL and PAULINE LEMKE.
Children of PETER FELLENZ and KATHERINE RUDELL are:
i. LUCY FELLENZ.
ii. CYRILLA FELLENZ.
iii. MARVIN FELLENZ.
iv. LOUIS FELLENZ.
v. ESTHER FELLENZ, b. September 02, 1892; d. April 16, 1918.
THERESA FELLENZ was born April 04, 1871. She married ? WILHELM.
Children of THERESA FELLENZ and ? WILHELM are:
i. RUBEN WILHELM.
ii. FRANKLIN WILHELM, m. ELEANOR ?.
iii. GREGORY WILHELM.
iv. AMBROSE WILHELM, m. BERTHA ?.
v. LAWRENCE WILHELM.
vi. SYLVESTER WILHELM.
vii. IZEDA WILHELM.
ANNA FELLENZ was born September 09, 1875. She married WILLIAM WILHELM.
Children of ANNA FELLENZ and WILLIAM WILHELM are:
i. RACHEL WILHELM.
ii. EUGENE WILHELM, m. STELLA ?.
iii. EMMET WILHELM, m. MAGDELINE ?.
iv. LEONARD WILHELM.
v. RAYMOND WILHELM.
vi. DOLORES WILHELM, m. ALLAN VALENTI.
MATHIAS FELLENZ was born June 09, 1877. He married KATHRYN ?.
Children of MATHIAS FELLENZ and KATHRYN ? are:
i. LAWRENCE FELLENZ.
ii. VERENE FELLENZ.
HUBERT FELLENZ was born September 06, 1880. He married MAGGIE ?.
Children of HUBERT FELLENZ and MAGGIE ? are:
i. SYLVESTER FELLENZ, m. GERTRUDE ?.
ii. LEONA FELLENZ, m. STEVEN DRICKEN.
iii. AMBROSE FELLENZ.
iv. LEONARD FELLENZ, m. ANITA ?.
GERTRUDE FELLENZ was born February 21, 1883 in Keewauskum, Town of Auburn, Fond du Lac Co, Wisconsin, and died July 25, 1942 in Shawano Co, Wisconsin. She married NICHOLES ANDREW UELMAN, son of NICHOLES UELMEN and MARGARET THEUSAH.
Children of GERTRUDE FELLENZ and NICHOLES UELMAN are:
i. KLERUS UELMEN, b. September 12, 1905; d. January 08, 1992.
ii. ALFRED UELMEN, b. October 18, 1906; d. October 20, 1906.
iii. SILAS UELMEN, b. September 24, 1907.
iv. ARCHIBALD HAROLD UELMEN, b. October 09, 1909.
v. LEO MATHEW UELMEN, b. March 08, 1911; d. March 04, 1995.
vi. LAWRENCE UELMEN, b. March 22, 1914.
vii. GERTRUDE LUCILE UELMEN, b. June 08, 1918.
EMMA FELLENZ was born December 10, 1885, and died June 11, 1960. She married ? WISKERCHEN.
Children of EMMA FELLENZ and ? WISKERCHEN are:
i. GRACE WISKERCHEN, b. June 24, 1908; m. LINCOLN RACE.
ii. LANCE LEROY WISKERCHEN, b. August 02, 1911; m. RUTH ?.
iii. LUCILLE WISKERCHEN, b. January 01, 1914; m. ALFRED KERRY.
iv. FLORENCE WISKERCHEN, b. June 05, 1917; m. RALPH MAYER.
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L.A. Weekly film critic Amy Nicholson and the Village Voice's Stephanie Zacharek and Alan Scherstuhl ask, "do the Oscars really even matter, guys?" They come to a few conclusions, but only after discussing just how much ass a middle-aged Liam Neeson can kick on an airplane in Non-Stop. Settle in for ... More >>
Dance music is fighting for its soul. The charts are filled with tracks (Rihanna, Flo Rida) that borrow from the ecstatic trance and pulsing grooves of electronic dance music. The last time pop was so infatuated with the dance floor was 1979, the year disco died. This time around fans are more sa ... More >>
[Update at 2:48 a.m]: EDC is over for the night. Organizers are waiting for crowds to thin out before making an official announcement. More details and older updates at the bottom.Electric Daisy Carnval in Las Vegas tonight was shut down temporarily as a result of high winds buffeting tall sound st ... More >>
Tony Ortega, editor-in-chief at our sister paper the Village Voice, has written extensively about Scientology for sixteen years. His latest look at the group's inner workings takes place here in St. Louis, and involves a long-time Scientologist leaving the fold, driving a wedge between her and he ... More >>
(Warning: This post contains spoilers. Food-media inside baseball, too. You've been warned.)For more than a year now, the parody Twitter account of Ruth Bourdain has delighted -- and grossed out -- the food world with his/her mash-up of the haiku-like tweets of former New York Times restaurant cr ... More >>
Image viaDrug moneyIf you read this week's feature story on the addiction-curing hallucinogenic drug ibogaine and non-hallucinogenic alternatives like 18-MC, you might have been left wondering, "If this stuff works as well as everybody says it does, why hasn't a pharmaceutical company started sel ... More >>
Sorry for the late notice on this, but if you've ever wondered how the diet of 19th-century America -- or, specifically, of famed author Mark Twain -- differed from contemporary cuisine, then visit Pudd'nhead Books in Webster Groves (37 South Old Orchard Avenue; 314-918-1069) at 7 p.m. this eveni ... More >>
Today graphic designer Robert Newman showcases covers by Riverfront Times art director Tom Carlson at the website of the Society of Publication Designers.Read what Newman has to say here.Click here to see the gallery of Carlson's RFT covers pictured above, which Newman has assembled.Cli ... More >>
As you are probably aware, Julie & Julia, the Nora Ephron film, starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams, inspired by the lives of super-chef Julia Child and the blogger she inspired, Julie Powell, opens in St. Louis this weekend. Robert Wilonsky reviewed Julie & Julia for Riverfront Times and ... More >>
In the RFT that's coming out later this week, our music writers will weigh in on what they liked -- and didn't like -- about music in the year 2008. Various writers from around the Village Voice Media chain also weighed in on their jams, lists we'll be rolling out over the next week or so. Here's a ... More >>
[R.E.M. released a deluxe, 25th anniversary edition of its debut album, Murmur, today. The two-disc set contains the original album remastered from original tapes and a live concert bootleg from Larry's Hideaway in Toronto from that era. Co-producer Don Dixon will be on my KDHX radio show on Mo ... More >>
We find out what rocked across the country in 2007.
Alt-Weeklies Provide Web Links to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaios Home Address
The following press release was issued this morning by the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies (AAN), of which Riverfront Times is a member. ALT-WEEKLIES SHOW SOLIDARITY WITH PHOENIX NEW TIMES, PROVIDE WEB LINKS TO MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF JOE ARPAIO'S HOME ADDRESS WASHINGTON, D.C. October 23, ... More >>
My review of La Gra Italian Tapas prompted food blogger (and frequent Gut Check commenter) Jason Clevenger to ask some interesting questions. Here's his comment on a previous post: When I read Ian's review of La Gra I was reminded of G. Harold Carswell, Ricard Nixon's second unsuccessful Supreme Co ... More >>
Charles Burnett's revered, rarely seen South Central-set film finally gets its theatrical due
The Education Writers Association (EWA) announced the winners of the 2006 National Awards for Education Reporting today, and Riverfront Times staff writer Kristen Hinman took top honors in the Investigative Reporting category. Hinman was honored for "Basketball by the Book," her series about Vashon ... More >>
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The readers spoke, and the RFT music staff listened. Find out who's large and in charge on the St. Louis music scene.
The alt-country marathon known as Twangfest offers sex appeal galore
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Dare to eat a peach? Meet the globe-hopping electroslut who's turning on everyone from Boy George to Lil' Kim.
The merger of St. Louis-based Streetside Records with CD World may come at a price.
You wanna kiss Jessica Stein, but does she merit the attention?
Week of December 5, 2001
Photographer Lois Greenfield specializes in capturing flight
To the great joy of local rock fans, the Side Door is resurrected
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Kenneth Eric Church is a Country Music singer and songwriter. Originally known as the guy whose errors gave Taylor Swift her big break - he couldn't shorten his set as the opening act on a Rascal Flatts tour - Church has subsequently exploded as a live act in his own right, mixing his story-songs with a hard rocking style owing to Black Sabbath as much as Waylon Jennings.He first got his foot in the door in late 2004-early 2005 as a co-writer on Terri Clark's "The World Needs a Drink". Although it took him until his third album to score a major hit, Church kept plugging away, building a fanbase and touring frequently. Radio finally granted him a first #1 in early 2012 with "Drink in My Hand", then followed that up with the summertime smash "Springsteen". His fourth album, The Outsiders, followed in 2014.
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Country Badger
by Zara Picken
Art Print
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
The country badger, representing our rural creature friends.
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He's both calming and cheerful! As a devoted Hufflepuff, I always have my eye open for a good badger.


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Missing Fremont County man found dead
Published On: Jan 08 2013 09:04:27 AM CST
A man reported missing in Fremont County has been found dead.
Sheriff's officials say search teams found the body of 51-year-old Randy Norris near his home on County Road 103 shortly after 3 p.m. Monday.
Norris was last seen heading out for a walk near his home Saturday afternoon. He was reported missing Sunday evening.
Officials say foul play is not suspected.
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AJAX Scroller
AJAX Scroller is a Web 2.0 module for Joomla! that displays and scrolls your site's Articles, Banners, RSS feeds, Tweets, Virtuemart products, K2 items or other content, loaded dynamically using different animation effects.
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AJAX Scroller module for Joomla is highly optimized, hundreds of articles can be displayed and scrolled without any additional load on your website. It uses AJAX technology to pre-load the next article in advance so it's ready for scroll without delay. Once all items are fetched the remote requests stop while scrolling can continue. The whole process is performed without page refresh, quickly, smoothly and user friendly.
You can even duplicate the module and show different slideshows on same page. It can be configured to display several articles at once and remember the last viewed item on page refresh. AJAX Scroller is simple to install and use but powerful in terms of configurations.
AJAX Scroller key features:
• AJAX technology, making the module very quick and user friendly
• Highly optimized, pre-loading articles in advance
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It does work which hundreds of its users can witness about. I offered you support but you refused claiming it just doesn't work. If you have any issue on your site I am more than willing to have a look and fix it.
You can customize many parameters even if you are NOT a programmer.
VERY GOOD support from the Author: just ask and the answer will arrive very fast,
I hope that there will be new versions with more features in the future.
It installed and worked out of the box.
The default styles are easily editable in the style.css and I love how you can simple have a module specific CSS file by naming your file style.css. Great feature!
I was able to install, configure and style this to exactly meet my needs in a couple of hours.
I love the ajax loading, which is clean and fast and doesn't stack articles on initial display like some other modules I've tried (YooTheme Carousel for one).
Help page is adequate. Would be nice to have some height & width attributes configurable via the admin, but they're easy enough to find and edit in the css file.
Looking forward to playing around with this module some more.
Nice job!
Thanks for the review. But not sure what you mean. If you visit the demo at http://joomla15.sakic.net/ajax-scroller/ you can see that you can scroll both up and down, left and right and fade transition.
The documentation is the only concern, it would be great if the developer goes into more detail about the css options when it comes to styling the component. Sometimes you have to guess about what you have to tweak on the css file to make it look like you want it to look.
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Armstrong's defenders: parallels with religious fervor
Posted by kemibe in Catablogic Blathering, D'oh(pe)!, Failures of Faith, Spankin' the Crank on August 25, 2012
Unless you've been chained in a basement somewhere or in the throes of a drunken blackout, by now you're aware that Lance Armstrong, seven-time Tour de France winner and the most decorated cyclist in history, has been banned for life from the sport by the U.S. Anti-Doping Association (USADA) as a consequence of the case the agency has been building against him for months, if not years. Armstrong is charged not only with cheating via chemical enhancement, but also with trafficking, possessing, and administering banned substances. USADA also stripped him of all of his TdF titles, though the body lacks the ultimate authority to do so — that will fall to the International Cycling Federation (UCI). For any one of a thousand similar breakings of the story on Thursday afternoon, try this one in the NY Times. Read the rest of this entry »
On the "If everyone had a gun, we'd all be safer" claim
Posted by kemibe in Hominidiots, We're Doomed on August 25, 2012
Near the Empire State Building yesterday, NYPD officers shot and killed a recently fired man who had just executed his ex-boss by putting five rounds in his head. In the process, they wounded nine bystanders on the crowded Midtown sidewalk.
For whatever reason (I can think of better examples), this has catalyzed a lot of Internet discussion concerning the claim in the title of this post. I want to use what I believe is a credible, almost assured scenario to explain why this idea is as ridiculous as any other cast forth by the rabid faction of the pro-gun crowd. (I am not against private gun ownership, within limits.) Read the rest of this entry »
Plyo Boxes
Posted by jim in Fun Is Where You Find It, Health and Society, The Running Ape, What The Heck Is That Thing? on August 8, 2012
In an attempt to regain a certain "spring to my step" which seems to have dissipated with my battling of injuries over the last few years, I decided to get back to some bounding and jumping drills. As part of this little experiment I thought it might be nice to get some plyometric boxes. These can be rather expensive though, and being somewhat of a cheap bastard when it comes to things like this, I decided to build some. I am by no means an expert with tools but I have managed to build a few things over the years and I figured with the assistance of a friend who is an expert with tools involving wood, this shouldn't take too long nor cost too much.
I decided to build three boxes of 4″, 8″, and 16″ height and 2'x2′ square. By stacking them I could get 4″ increments from 4″ to 28″. To keep them from separating I figured I could latch them together. 3/4″ plywood is plenty strong, especially when glued and screwed together, so that would be the body material. It turns out this takes a little more than one 4'x8′ sheet of plywood but I had an old treadmill deck sitting in the basement which would make up the shortfall (3/4″ MDF). So it was off to the lumber yard. The sheet was about $40 plus another $8 for a box of wood screws. From there we went to my buddy's shop and spent a few hours cutting, drilling, and assembling the units.
Fortunately, I had some left over exterior grade poly, so the boxes got two coats. Now I needed something to prevent slippage. I ordered something called "gymnastic rubber" from an online place but it turned out to be very flimsy. Even at 1/4″ thickness it could easily be torn with just your fingers. I returned it and wound up with a couple of 2'x6′ yoga mats ($9 each, on sale due to discontinued colors-oh the horror). The "gymnastic rubber" weighed a mere 1.3 ounces per square foot. The yoga mats are over 1/4 pound per square foot and should hold up nicely. These were cut into 2'x2′ squares and glued onto the top and bottom surfaces of each box. I had some acoustical sealant laying around which is like caulk that never fully dries, it stays rubbery, so I used that.
Then the latches. It seems you can't buy decent latches at the local home improvement store. The ones I finally grabbed are made by GateHouse and came with perhaps the cheapest screws I have ever seen. The phillips head slot will strip out with only modest torque. I replaced them with some beefier units I had (3/4″ #8 as I recall).
OK, so the whole thing was less than $100 (not counting supplies on hand) and in total took the better part of a day. The set weighs over 80 pounds. Here's a pic:
We'll see if they work.
A short quiz for the "milk is bad for you" crowd
Posted by kemibe in Spankin' the Crank, The Medical Tent on July 19, 2012
A guy I hang around with is convinced that milk is about the worst thing a person can ingest, save for red meat, which he sees as a virtual guarantee of colon cancer (there is probably an association, but he takes the issue to an extreme). Of course, this same fellow is a "truther" (thinks the U.S. government was behind the 9/11 terror attacks) and has paranoid tendencies across the board. And when he says milk is bad, he's not referring to the hormones people are concerned about; he means milk per se, at least cow's milk and other milk derived from animals. Read the rest of this entry »
Today's Thought on Kinda Big Numbers
Posted by jim in Fun With Numbers, Lost in Space, Off the Beaten Math on June 9, 2012
If you look up at the sky on a clear night away from obstructions and light sources, you will see a beautiful wash of stars. An awful lot of them, right? It has been estimated that a typical human can see a few thousand stars under such conditions with the unaided eye. This is out of the 100 billion or more stars in the Milky Way Galaxy. So, what's the comparison?
Imagine that for every star you see, there is an entire night sky worth of stars. Now imagine that for every star in your new super-crowded night sky, there's an entire night sky worth of stars again.
Chances are, you'd still be a little short.
And don't forget that the Milky Way is just one of over 100 billion galaxies.
A Lot of Money
Posted by jim in Fun With Numbers, Political Pungency on May 31, 2012
Like many scientists and engineers I deal with very large and very small numbers daily. Sometimes, though, it is easy to lose perspective. Whenever I want to get a more visceral grasp on the relative size of something I make a similar ratio using stuff from the everyday world.
Consider money. You can map quantities of currency onto scalar distance to get a feel for just what constitutes a lot of money. Suppose one US dollar is equivalent to half of an inch. That's a little less than the diameter of a dime or about the diameter of a AA battery. So $1000 would be 500 inches or a little over 40 feet (nearly 13 meters).
What's a lot of money for most folks? How about one million dollars? It's about 20 times the median annual household income in the US and noticeably larger than the "nest egg" most people hope to retire on. Well, a million dollars equates to roughly eight miles in this scheme. A dime versus eight miles. Pretty big, right?
Contrast this to a billion dollars. A billion dollars is roughly the diameter of the Earth. So, think of how wide a dime is and then think of how wide the Earth is. That's a billion to one ratio. Now there are people on this planet Earth who are billionaires. For example, the Koch brothers and several members of the Walton (Walmart) family are each worth in the neighborhood of 20 billion dollars. That's 20 or more Earths lined up side-by-side. In comparison, if you have $100,000 in the bank, that's equivalent to about 1400 yards.
At this point it is worth noting that the Supreme Court has pretty much said that money equates to free speech. So how loud do you think your voice is now?
One Commandment Better Than Ten
Posted by jim in My Bent Brain, Saturday Knock on the Head on May 19, 2012
I often hear people proclaim the importance of the Ten Commandments. Now I'm not going to get into which ten nor am I interested in delving into whether or not they should be displayed in public schools, at the local courthouse, etc. (clearly not because government sanction of the first four are obvious violations of the Constitution).
No, what I'm interested in is whether or not we can come up with something that is both broader and simpler. In other words, better. Read the rest of this entry »
The Week that Was in…What?
Posted by kemibe in Political Pungency, We're Doomed on May 16, 2012
The Johnson twins, who run Letsrun.com — long the pre-eminent distance-running site on the Web thanks to sheer game energy predominating over questionable self-importance and various flagrant abuses of Web design and language — have often been maligned for their conservative political stance, which has crept into their message-board climate. This, it seems, is largely the result of a basic stats principle, tendency-toward-the mean: In this case, the more people involved, the more likely it is that those people will reflect the general intellectual proclivities, tenor, and abuses of the population at large. That is, if this were a place with only 100 or so regulars, one would not be surprised to find, for example, a preponderance of Obama supporters or agnostics; but with thousands of daily denizens, the weight of FOX-vs-MSNBC, Dems-vs-Repubs, realists-vs-creationists on Letsrun is highly representative of the populace at large.
That's fine; if the reportage of relevant content is on-the-money, which it usually is, it shouldn't matter what the proprietors think or adhere to (think liking a Tom Cruise flick in spite of knowing the guy is a flake, or respecting Madonna's music even though she may seem a moron). Still, I'm surprised at the extremes the Johnsons have gone to lately — and that's my mistake, given the message-board-moderation direction over the years and the fact that this is an election year in which the GOP is looking hapless-to-pathetic.
From today's "The Week that Was," presumably in running:
That ad on the left is just fucked-up, and this would be the case without the ghastly and unabashedly ruthless fiscal realities engendered by the Bush administration. (That's all I will opine on the specific politics of the matter.) The site deserves a source of revenue, and if I were in the Johnsons' shoes I might whore myself out in the same way for a left-wing cause…but I doubt it. For whatever reason this just smacks of self-parody. What Could Happen To The White House if Aliens Representing a Hybrid of George Will and Ted Nugent Took Over Washington? I don't know, but the WorldNet Daily might.
You won't believe me, but I would find such lowbrow pandering on behalf of the left equally bizarre-cum-pathetic. I already do. I guess in part I'm just tired of listening to well-meaning Wal-Mart clerks express contempt for the current administration because their personal circumstances suck (and this is not a metaphorical assesment) and wish they would at least give weight to the fullness of the "debate," but more than anything else I suppose I am just in my usual mode of not tolerating intellectually devoid messages of any sort.
Ten verbs that weren't around when I graduated from college
Posted by kemibe in Sheer Procrastination on April 30, 2012
OK, I "earned" my degree a while ago, but 20 years isn't that long. I guess the real message here is that language, like the world it describes, is changing a lot more rapidly than it used to; I doubt that the typical 1992 resident of Earth could have come up with 10 common action words that were unheard of in 1972.
My list (and you're invited to produce your own before scanning mine to see how much overlap there is, as most of these are obvious):
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In Search of the Elusive Volume Control
Posted by jim in Audio Island, Fun Is Where You Find It, More Art, Then Science, Pattern Juggling, Sounds Cool, Techies & Technology, What The Heck Is That Thing? on February 12, 2012
Did you ever find yourself asking the question "How did I get here?"
The first pro-quality drum kit that I had was a Gretsch five piece with birch shells, Ludwig hardware, and Avedis Zildjian cymbals. It was purchased second hand in the mid 1970s. After being overly influenced by Bill Bruford, a set of six Remo Roto-toms was added a few years later. As much as I enjoyed the set there were two problems associated with it. First, in spite of some nice Shure and AKG mics, it was difficult to get a decent sound out of them in my home recording studio. Of course, being that the "studio" was a basement with scant acoustical treatment and a seven foot ceiling, the kit could hardly be blamed. The second and perhaps more confounding problem was the loudness level. In fair consideration to the rest of the family and neighbors, there were limits on when I could play. I simply could not afford any manner of "sound proof" room and unlike the ubiquitous guitars, basses, and keyboards that my friends played, there was no volume control on a drum kit. As I was finishing my degree in electrical engineering at the time, I was hopeful that there might be a technological solution down the road, something more advanced than the "beep-boop" Syndrums of the day.
A Healthy, Fundamental Right
Posted by jim in Health and Society, Political Pungency on February 2, 2012
If one were to make a list of healthy hobbies, that list would probably include distance running, bicycling, rowing, skiing, hiking, swimming, and a variety of other self-locomotive activities. If a second list were to be created that detailed fundamental rights which need to be protected, it's a safe bet that it would include items such as the rights of self-determination, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, and so forth. What's the intersection of these two lists? Just ask my Congressman.
New York's 24th district is represented by Richard Hanna, a conservative Republican millionaire who was swept in with the Tea Party surge of 2010. Now that the next election is less than a year away, we have begun receiving mailers from the Congressman informing us of the important work that he has been supporting. One arrived just the other day. The winning line for me was the following:
"Hunting, fishing, shooting, snowmobiling, and trapping are not only healthy hobbies – they're fundamental rights that need to be protected."
Apparently, sitting behind a loud two-cycle engine and breathing its exhaust is both healthy and a fundamental right. So is standing around and shooting at a target. And certainly everyone admits that fishermen and hunters are known for their buff physiques and strong hearts.
For the most part I don't really care whether or not someone finds fishing or snowmobiling or the like to be a fun pastime. We each have our preferences. I think it's a bit of a stretch, though, to describe some of these things as healthy or fundamental rights.
Unless, of course, you're trying to reach out to your base. In that case it's better apparently to make them feel better about themselves and mention minor, tangential items that you support than to address the large concerns and necessary legislation that will, in fact, actually help people in a major way.
You're not in Boulder anymore
Posted by kemibe in Self-Indulgent Wankery, The Running Ape on January 16, 2012
So yesterday afternoon I decided to incorporate a visit to my parents' house into my run. It was in the single digits, and they have an energetic 1 1/2-year-old Golden retriever named Izzy who needs exercise every day regardless of the weather, no aspects of which she finds daunting regardless of the opinions of her humans. My parents are always happy to let me run her around for a while and I'm always happy to oblige. I figured that I'd hang out there for a while afterward and get some work done using their reliable Wi-Fi connection, so I packed my laptop and cell phone into a backpack, dressed as best I could for the weather, and made the two-mile trek from my place to theirs.
Once there, I farted around for a few minutes to warm up, then took Izzy out for three miles or so. I spent the rest of the afternoon writing training schedules, putting the finishing touches on an article about the Olympic Marathon Trials that had taken place the day before, and harassing putative running fans on the Internet, and along the way prepared and consumed some pasta and broccoli, putting the leftovers in a tupperware container. I had the equivalent of a social engagement at 8:30 and then, calling Ohio from my parents' place, took part in a radio show on WXUT at about 11 p.m. I then took Izzy out into the now-2-degree-Fahrenheit evening for one last excretory salvo before packing all of my stuff up again and heading back toward home.
It was about 12:30 a.m. I'd had a productive day as a freelancer on multiple fronts and the radio show had been fun, so I was on a high even if the mercury in local thermometers wasn't.
Benign enough, right? Well, it was all a set-up for a brief and annoying comic interlude. Read the rest of this entry »
BoCo vs. DoDo: The Trails of Two Cities
Posted by kemibe in Getting Boulder, Self-Indulgent Wankery on December 12, 2011
I'm writing this from a Starbucks in West Roxbury, a neighborhood in the western fringes of Boston close to the more upscale suburb of Brookline but also not far from the worst of the city's 'hoods. (That's the charm of this compact place: Back when the Combat Zone still existed in its full fury 25 years ago, if someone had put a blindfold on you and asked you to walk for 15 minutes from downtown in any direction, you wouldn't have known if you would wind up in the midst of crackwhores or on the lawns of Beacon Hill mansions.) And I mention Starbucks only because she's a bitch I can't get away from even though I don't respect her, a place I go to for a couple of assets I could get most anyplace else and in higher quality–in this place, wi-if and coffee–only because of habit and a craven unwillingness to explore neighborhoods.
I move around a bunch. I'm not talking just about my day-to-day hyperkinetic ways — running, overcaffeinated tours of neighborhoods with equally rambunctious working-class dogs, tapping out blissfully agitated e-mails at a Mach 19 despite using only three fingers — since 2002, I've been comparatively sessile in the past few trips around the sun, managing 18-month-long stints in Dover, N.H. and Boulder, Colorado between December 2008 and today. The Great Front Range Experiment is now history, and since a lot of what a place like Boulder has to offer fits seamlessly into my wants and needs, it stands to reason that moving away — even if back to the state where I've spent most of my life — would be a jolt.
The title of this post includes a couple of neologisms of the pithy type I despise, with syllables based on place names, e.g., SoHo. But I couldn't resist "DoDo" (for "downtown Dover") because it's just do frigging witty and mimics the name of a friendly but impossibly stupid Madagascarian birds from centuries ago that asshole colonists recreationally blasted into extinction. But really, with "Dover" I'm referring to all of suburban and exurban Boston, as right now I'm actually in the city and will be settling soon enough back in N.H.
Anyway, regarding the Boulder-Greater Boston comparison, it's impossible to state a firm conclusion without some thought, as it's a multifaceted trade-off. SO I thought about it for five minutes and decided that these areas represent the most glaring vis-a-vis aspects: Read the rest of this entry »
Glory Hallelujah!
Posted by docbushwell in Catablogic Blathering on December 1, 2011
I recently downloaded Frank Turner's (relatively) new album, England Keep My Bones and was delighted to find what is now my favorite hymn!
~ Doc B.
How to clear airport security without a photo ID (if you're as lucky as I was)
Posted by kemibe in Self-Indulgent Wankery on November 23, 2011
About two weeks ago, I lost my driver's license and Social Security card (the latter an item that only idiots like me keep in their wallets in the first place) . Fortunately, the rest of the contents of my wallet remained in my possession, so I still had my credit and debit cards and a Circle K coffee club card edging ever closer to free-cup status; this combination allowed to me accomplish the major tasks of my day-to-day life as a tentatively scheduled trip across the country fast approached. I ordered a replacement copy of my out-of-state license online a week ago Saturday. the 12th, and booked a late-Tuesday-the-22nd flight from Denver to Boston, figuring that this would allow enough lead time for my ID to arrive before I had to deal with the TSA. It didn't.
Until a few days ago, I figured that without a government-issued photo ID, I had no chance of boarding my plane last night. Then I started doing some research as the likelihood of my not having my license in time to travel home appeared greater and greater. As a result, when yesterday's load of mail bore nothing of use, I wasn't all that distressed as I rode down Route 36 toward the infamous DIA demon horse. Read the rest of this entry »
To the BRC guy I saw doing a road fartlek this morning (North Boulder)
Posted by kemibe in Sheer Procrastination, The Running Ape on November 22, 2011
(Yeah, I'm posting in Craigslist Rants & Raves mode.)
Hi. I'm the guy you saw a few times on and near the Cottonwood Trail at 7 a.m. who was wearing a bright blue Charlottesville Running Company windbreaker, black Sporthill-style pants, a Delaware XC hat and two-dollar gloves from Walgreens. (You surely couldn't see all that, but I like describing this crude ensemble.) You were — and probably still are — about 5′ 10″ or 5′ 11′ and 160-ish pounds, and were wearing black bicycle-type tights and a Boulder Running Company top. You had — and most likely still have — a dark mustache/goatee combination and appeared to be about 30 or 40 years old. (I didn't have my sunglasses on.) Here's the deal. I was out to run for a little over 70 minutes so I could call it ten miles. That gave me the freedom to go by my watch rather than landmarks, which will explain the behavior I'll review below. Read the rest of this entry »
The CU football team's awesome el foldo
Posted by kemibe in Getting Boulder on October 2, 2011
I love the CU track and cross-country programs and the diversity of the school's academic programs, and I despise the football team just as much. Actually, it's their fans I can't stand. Or the whole phenomenon of home games. I know these folks flowing into the city are just trying to have a good time, but every time there's a home game, Boulder becomes littered with alumni with an average age of about 68 who swarm across the bike paths with a seemingly willful degree of cluelessness and in general fuck up the city. (The woes were compounded this round by the fact that it's Parents' Weekend.) They dress so similarly that I almost suspect there is a de facto uniform — CU T-shirt, CU hat, and in some cases CU shorts. And for all I know, CU tampons and butt plugs. I saw one guy in his 50's who was actually wearing football pants (no pads, though). Then again, this place having the character it does, that guy may well dress like this every day of the year. Read the rest of this entry »
And you thought Guliani was done running
Posted by kemibe in Hootworthy, The Running Ape on September 26, 2011
Nope. He's pretty close to the top of the pile, actually. Check out 19th place in the small-school boys' race at this past Saturday's Manchester Cross-Country Invitational. (Okay, the spelling is a bit off, but were this a road race rather than a sanctioned high-school event, I'd be screaming fraud.) It was at this meet in 1985 — my sophomore year — that I first transformed myself, in my mind, into a decent runner. The event has exploded into an extravaganza attracting many top teams from New England and — obviously! — New York State.
Woe there, Gribbit!
Posted by kemibe in Hominidiots, Political Pungency on September 3, 2011
As always, I can't resist the combination of supreme confidence and spectacular ignorance. It's what made NBC's The Office — the central theme of which is Michael Scott's unremitting self-delusion concerning his own capabilities and esteem — such a hit. And it's what makes Gribbit, the rabidly anti-socialism blogger who lives on a government paycheck, such an enchanting wreck of a commentator. (Unlike Scott, Gribbit lacks the sort of nominal charm and that accompanies good-hearted cluelessness and guilelessness, and is merely a malignant asshole. (His attempts to keep people from cutting and pasting, or even linking to, his content are also a continued source of amusement.)
Gribbit is again playing the "you should have listened to me" game again with this incoherent rant about…well, Obama and stuff, which begins with this: Read the rest of this entry »
Head games
Posted by kemibe in Getting Boulder, Self-Indulgent Wankery on August 31, 2011
In early June I was wandering along a sidewalk on my way to a dog show in a neighboring down and happened across a Boston Red Sox hat hanging on a parking meter. It was one of the rogue ones that's emerged in recent years — olive-green instead of navy blue, but with the same red "B" with a white border on the front. I took and kept it for a while, but wasn't really keen on it and ultimately left it for someone else to find. (This wasn't the first time I've kept a had I have found during a walk or a run.)
About six weeks ago, I was walking down Valmont Road in North Boulder and found another Red Sox hat, this one in the traditional style. Given that this was the second Red Sox hat I had found in a five- or six-week period — in Colorado, no less — and that I did grow up a Red Sox fan, I figured that this was either an entertaining coincidence or a sign from God, so I held on to this one and now wear it daily. Read the rest of this entry »


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Second District Detectives request the public's assistance in locating Ivan Sippio, b/m, 06/21/1964. Sippio is currently wanted for a residence Burglary that occurred in January 2014, in the 7400 block of Hampson Street.
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(June 29, 2014)The New Orleans Police Department is investigating a shooting that wounded nine people early Sunday morning.
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(June27, 2014) – Homicide Detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of an unidentified man. The Incident occurred just before 1am on the Interstate @ the Franklin Avenue off ramp.
Rononeal "Ryan" Hickman, 32, is wanted for Second Degree Murder. He is wanted for the Murder of 24-year-old Rodney Johnson.
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Nasdaq, trading near $31, has jumped 27% over the past two months—first, as rival NYSE Euronext (NYX) agreed to be sold for a nifty premium to IntercontinentalExchange ICE 0.20013645667500568% Intercontinental Exchange Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD220.29 0.44 0.20013645667500568% /Date(1416607553997-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 622674 AFTER HOURS USD220.29 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 48117 P/E Ratio 52.385142204889185 Market Cap 24828224434.6454 Dividend Yield 1.180262381406328% Rev. per Employee 933039 More quote details and news » (ICE), then as buyout firms came calling. But while buyers could conceivably offer $38 to $54 a share for Nasdaq, a deal might not happen quickly.
There's no question Nasdaq is undervalued in the public market. Its shares fetch just 11 times projected 2013 profits—versus multiples topping 18 times for the CME Group CME -0.5323921756295986% CME Group Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD83.14 -0.445 -0.5323921756295986% /Date(1416607200231-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1142639 AFTER HOURS USD83.1566 0.0166 0.019966321866730814% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 17160 P/E Ratio 27.348684210526315 Market Cap 28004973063.2168 Dividend Yield 2.26124609093096% Rev. per Employee 1083770 More quote details and news » (CME) and CBOE Holdings cboe -0.10085728693898134% CBOE Holdings Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD59.43 -0.06 -0.10085728693898134% /Date(1416607200143-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 604745 AFTER HOURS USD59.43 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2845 P/E Ratio 27.641860465116277 Market Cap 5015832719.08539 Dividend Yield 1.4134275618374559% Rev. per Employee 911642 More quote details and news » (CBOE), or 16 times for NYSE. Blame that on our outdated view of Nasdaq as merely a stock exchange, and Americans' recent indifference to equities. The bad press following Facebook's FB 0.20380434782608695% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD73.75 0.15 0.20380434782608695% /Date(1416607207087-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22828807 AFTER HOURS USD73.76 0.01 0.013559322033898305% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 231575 P/E Ratio 68.28703703703704 Market Cap 205603768034.023 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1767400 More quote details and news » (FB) botched debut didn't help.
BUT WHILE NASDAQ'S REVENUE has been flat over the past three years, its earnings have grown at a 14% clip, and its profit margin trumps the NYSE's. Last quarter, U.S. stock trading accounted for just 7% of revenue. Add European stocks and global derivatives, and trading still drives just 29% of its haul. The bulk of revenue comes from recurring operations like providing market data (20%), listings and issuer services (24%), technology (11.5%), and access and broker services (15.5%). This nontrading revenue will swell further, to 75%, once Nasdaq closes its purchase of Thomson Reuters' investor-relations business. "There was a time when we were properly identified as a stock exchange," Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld tells Barron's. "But now, we're stuck with that typecast."
Nasdaq's steady income and an 11% free cash-flow yield makes buyout firms' mouths water. Ironically, there isn't much for new owners to squeeze. "Nasdaq doesn't need a lot of restructuring," says Sandler O'Neill analyst Rich Repetto. "It's also run efficiently, so there aren't a lot of costs to be taken out."
A privately owned market for public stock trading isn't in itself a problem; many exchanges once were private. But ownership was diffuse and spread among many seat holders, and it remains to be seen if regulators will permit a key securities market to be controlled by one buyout firm.
Nasdaq has a market value of $5 billion, and BMO Capital Markets pegs its takeout value at $6.45 billion. Another sum-of-the-parts analysis goes as high as $9.17 billion, assuming buyers would pay peer-average multiples for each unit (like 18 times 2012 earnings for listing services, or 23.7 times for market technology). That translates to $38 to $54 a share. But buyout firms can't easily wring profit at that range's high end. Nasdaq also has $2 billion of debt, which limits the leverage that firms can pile on.
A strategic buyer might do better, because merging overlapping trading engines, data centers, and back offices can extract big savings. But the IntercontinentalExchange has picked NYSE, and Deutsche Bourse and CME "remain committed to derivatives and post-trade processing," notes BMO analyst Jillian Miller. Ambitious Asian exchanges with rich valuations are keen, but some have state ties that won't easily pass U.S. regulatory muster.
But even without a buyout, analysts say Nasdaq is worth $28 to $30 a share. Nasdaq and other U.S. options exchanges also own the Options Clearing Corp, which clears and guarantees all U.S. options, although Greifeld says there's no plan to monetize this lucrative asset. And while Nasdaq's units are complementary, Greifeld is taking steps to show "they're, in fact, separable"— streamlining data and indexes, or consolidating the technology platform—to emphasize each business. "If we perform the way we plan, our [valuation] multiple should take care of itself," he says.
Sean Bonner, who manages the Carne Large Cap Value Fund, likens exchanges to tollbooths for transactions and trading data. Technology has made the highway bigger and faster, but the asset base—servers, software, a few buildings—are small, compared to their profitability. "It's literally a bucket nailed to a post on the side of the road where people throw money," he maintains.
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So Kilkenny have opponents for the 2014 All-Ireland final and it is a side they will be only too familiar with. Tipperary defeated Cork on Sunday by ten points to set up the fourth All-Ireland final between the age old rivals since 2009, and the sixth meeting in six years between the sides.
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