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With rumours swirling that the Tampa Bay Rays have come to terms on a new contract with free agent catcher Jose Molina, the team dealt last year's part time receiver John Jaso to the Seattle Mariners for right handed reliever/ex-convict Josh Lueke and a player to be named later or cash considerations.
The deal seems curious on a number of levels, not least of which is directly due to Lueke's past. While in the Texas Rangers organization, the pitcher pled no contest to charges of false imprisonment with violence, after a woman went home from a bar with Lueke and another Minor League player, where the following occurred:
The woman told police she remembered vomiting into the toilet at the apartment. While doing so, the woman told police someone she could not identify was standing at her side masturbating on her.
She said she passed out, and when she awoke at around 8:45 a.m., she told police she was lying on a couch with her pants down and other parts of her clothing were missing.
She told police she felt violated and that she never agreed to have sex with anyone. Investigators later obtained DNA samples from semen found on the woman's jeans and white tank top and from an anal swab.
A report from the Kern County Crime Lab states, "Josh Lueke matches this DNA" from the anal swab, tank top strap and hair of the alleged victim.
After the incident, Lueke was hoodwinkedly traded by the Rangers to the Seattle Mariners as part of the deal that sent Cliff Lee to Texas, severely denting the Mariners reputation. The team came out looking either poorly informed enough to not be aware of Lueke's past or stupid enough to think that his past would be accepted by their fan base. Either way, Seattle pitching coach Rick Adair and scouting director Carmen Fusco were both believed to be fired due at least in part to comments they made publicly about the deal.
Aside from the personal issues, the deal still has question marks attached because Jaso, as a league average catcher still under team control for multiple years would seem to have far more value than Lueke, who is projected to be little more than a regular reliever in an MLB bullpen.
FanGraphs Dave Cameron tweeted the following comparison, which shows Jaso's rate stats to be in line with Philadelphia Phillies All-Star receiver Carlos Ruiz. However, it should be noted that Jaso's numbers only include 80 plate appearances against left handed pitching. However, even with some defensive shortcomings, a league average catcher is harder to find than a league average right handed reliever.
Either of these two factors alone would be enough to give Seattle the decision victory with this trade. Combined, it seems like such an obvious win for the Mariners, that I wonder what part of the story we're not hearing.


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After four seasons as Sue Sylvester on Glee, Jane Lynch has gone from sitcom guest-star extraordinaire and comic dynamite in films like Best in Show and The 40-Year-Old Virgin to one of television's most recognizable and celebrated actors, hosting the Emmys and Saturday Night Live. But way back when, she paid the bills with her clipped Midwestern voice, in numerous commercials and animated cartoons. "I made my living doing voiceovers, and getting an animated film was always the brass ring of being a celebrity," says Lynch. "So now I'm just really grateful that I'm a celebrity and I get to do it. I've always loved it."
In Wreck-it Ralph, the Disney animated blockbuster that mashes together worlds of familiar-looking arcade classics, Lynch voices Sergeant Calhoun, the voluptuous battlefield leader from the Halo-type game, Hero's Duty. Sue Sylvester would be proud — judging by her gruff demeanor, Calhoun might just be related to R. Lee Ermey's sergeant from Full Metal Jacket — but she's not dressed in anything from Sylvester's wardrobe. Calhoun's leather and armor outfit shields a body that makes Lara Croft look like Peter Pan.
It's no wonder that goody-two-shoes Fix-it Felix (Jack McBrayer) falls for her. When big-lug Ralph (John C. Reilly) grows weary of his villainous role in his video-game and sneaks into Hero's Duty to earn a medal, he threatens to unplug both games forever. Calhoun and Felix team up to bring Ralph back home before their worlds are officially Game Over.
With Wreck-it Ralph already available as a digital download and due on Blu-ray and DVD on March 5, Lynch spoke to EW about her resemblance to Calhoun, her hopes to reunite with Christopher Guest, and how much she was paid to act opposite Harrison Ford 20 years ago. Then view an exclusive behind-the-scenes extra that explains the inspiration for Calhoun's terrifying alien world.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Congratulations on the Best Animated Film Oscar nomination for Wreck-it Ralph. Do voice actors get to attend the Oscar ceremony?
JANE LYNCH: They do not, sadly.
That doesn't seem fair. I was really looking forward to seeing you walk the red carpet dressed as Sgt. Calhoun.
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Rich selection of independent research offered through S&P, Morningstar and other firms
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High commissions on all investment products
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1 to 9 trades/month - $9.99/trade; 10 to 29 - $7.99/trade; 30 - 99 - $6.99/trade; 100 - 199 - $5.99/trade; 200 or more - $4.99/trade
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first 500 shares $0.01 per share, $0.006 per share thereafter, $1 minimum per trade
$1 per contract with no ticket charge, or $4.99 per trade + $0.20 per contract
25¢ - $1.20 per side, per contract + exchange, regulatory & overnight fees
Mutual funds
$14.95 + $5 per bond
commission-free with tight spreads and fractional pips
$9.99 (100,000 share position maximum)
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$9.99 (100,000 share position maximum)
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$5,000 for non-daytraders, futures and forex accounts, $5,500 for futures and forex IRA accounts, and $30,000 for daytraders
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Great direct-access platform
Best charting package
Trading modeling functionality
Rich selection of investment products
Active online user community
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$99.95 fee if not traded at least 5,000 shares in previous month (or 50 options contracts a month; or 10 round-turn futures or futures option contracts; or 50 round-turn single stock futures). Excluded are also accounts with $100,000 balance
High stock and ETF commissions for those who don't trade a lot
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Steep learning curve: trading platform is too complicated for beginner investors
Poor research amenities
Excluding the first 10 free cancels, if the total number of cancels is more than the total number of contracts executed per day, per account, there is a $1.00 options cancelation charge per each cancel that is over and above the number of contracts executed
Minimum amount to open account is high: $5,000 for non-daytraders and $30,000 for daytraders
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US SSFs
$0.30 if <= 20,000 contracts
$0.50 if < 100 contracts; $0.30 if 100 to 499 contracts;
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$10,000 for non-IRA account, $5,000 for IRA account
Interactive Brokers fees
Interactive Brokers Pros
Low stock commissions
on orders with 1,000 shares or less
Professional trading platform
Best margin rates
Access to many markets
Rich selection of products for trading
Interactive Brokers Cons
$10,000 minimum to open most accounts
$30 per month minimum commission requirement to avoid $10 monthly fee (rises to $20 monthly if account balance is less than $2,000)
$10 monthly for market data feed (waived if trade commissions are more than $30 per month)
$7.50 quarterly fee for IRA accounts ($30 per year)
Extremely complicated fee structure: huge number of various fees
Fees on modified or canceled orders
Trader Workstation is designed for professional traders; it is not intuitive and difficult to learn
Expensive to make trades with over 1,600 shares
Lots of customer complains about snobby customer service (and yes, we experienced it ourselves)
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Minimum size on initial mutual fund order is $3,000 (subsequent minimum order size is $100). Only no-load funds with no early redemption fee are offered
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$6.95 for accounts under $25,000
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$0.0044 per share, $1.99 min per trade (only for accounts above $25,000)
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SpeedTrader minimum deposit to open account
$0 for cash account, $2,000 for margin account
SpeedTrader fees
SpeedTrader Pros
Low commissions for very active traders
Free streaming real-time Level I and Level II quotes
Professional trading platform
Free intra-day charting
Virtual trading
SpeedTrader Cons
$30 Quarterly Inactivity Fee (if under 15 trades in a quarter)
Steep trading platform fees
High mutual fund commissions
$35 annual IRA fee and $25 IRA set-up fee
Pricing is changed often
Option exercise and assignment fees are $30 each
No research tools and a poor tax record keeping
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Union of Right Forces
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Union of Right Forces | |
Leader | Boris Nemtsov (1999–2004) Nikita Belykh (2005–2008) Leonid Gozman (acting in 2008 until dissolution) Leonid Gozman (2011-present) |
Founded | 1999 2011 (as a political public organization) |
Dissolved | 2008 (originally) |
Merger of | Democratic Choice of Russia, New force (Sergey Kiriyenko), Young Russia (Boris Nemtsov), Common cause (Irina Khakamada), Voice of Russia (Konstantin Titov) |
Preceded by | Right Cause (1998-2000 electoral bloc) |
Merged into | party Right Cause, movement Solidarnost |
Succeeded by | Right Cause, Solidarnost, People's Freedom Party |
Headquarters | Moscow |
Newspaper | Right Cause |
Ideology | Economic liberalism Liberal conservatism |
International affiliation | International Democrat Union |
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The Union of Right Forces political party, or SPS (Russian: Сою́з Пра́вых Сил, СПС/Soyuz Pravykh Sil), is a Russian neoliberal political public organization and formerly party initially founded as an electoral bloc in 1999 and associated with free market reforms, privatization, and the legacy of the "young reformers" of the 1990s: Anatoly Chubais, Boris Nemtsov, and Yegor Gaidar. The party was officially self-dissolved in 2008. Nikita Belykh was the party's last leader in 2005-2008.
Since 2011 the Union of Right Forces has been registered as a political public organization, not a political party. It is a member of the International Democrat Union. Leonid Gozman is currently the public organisation's leader. Political public organisations don't have political party status in the Justice Ministry's list and don't have a right to participate in any elections, according to the Russian law.
Political party[edit]
The Party is considered by Western media organs The Economist and the BBC to be one of the few Russian parties that support Western-style capitalism,[citation needed] socio-politically the party is more conservative.[citation needed] Its headquarters are located in Moscow. It is affiliated with the International Democrat Union.
The Union of Right Forces was established in 1999, following a merger of several smaller liberal parties, including Democratic Choice of Russia and Democratic Russia. In the 1999 parliamentary elections the Union of Right Forces won 8.6% of the vote and 32 seats in the Russian State Duma (lower house of the Federal Assembly of Russia).
From 2000 to 2003 the Union of Right Forces was led by former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov. Under Nemtsov's leadership SPS strongly opposed what they saw to be the authoritarian policies of President Vladimir Putin and argued that political and media freedoms in Russia had been curtailed.
In the 2000 presidential election, the SPS supported Vladimir Putin's candidacy, though many of the party leaders supported Grigory Yavlinsky.
In the 2003 parliamentary elections the Union of Right Forces, according to official results, received 4% of the vote and failed to cross the 5% threshold necessary for parliamentary representation. A number of SPS candidates came second in single-mandate electoral districts the party had previously held, such as Irina Khakamada in St. Petersburg, Vladimir V. Kara-Murza in Moscow, or Boris Nadezhdin in the Moscow region.
Despite allegations of fraud, Boris Nemtsov accepted responsibility for the election defeat and resigned as SPS leader in January 2004. On 28 May 2005 Nikita Belykh was elected as the new leader of the party.
Plans to merge with Yabloko were shelved in late 2006.[1]
The party won 0.96% of votes in the 2007 elections, not breaking the 7% barrier, and thus no seats in the Duma.
In 2008, Nikita Belyh left his chair to Leonid Goizman. On 1 October 2008, Federal political council of the party voted to dissolve the party to merge it with Civilian Power and Democratic Party of Russia and form a new liberal-democratic party called Right Cause.[2]
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In 2011, Right Cause was suspended by the International Democrat Union, and the re-founded SPS was made a member.
On 27 February 2014, the SPS formally condemned the 2014 Russian military intervention in Ukraine.[3]
On 12 May 2013, new leader Gozman issued a statement condemning glorification of the Josef Stalin regime's special SMERSH divisions (military counter-intelligence; the abbreviation literally means "death to spies"). They were responsible for deaths and imprisonment of hundreds of thousands of the Red Army soldiers and civilians in the near-front zone during World War II. At that Gozman compared the SMERSH to Adolf Hitler's Schutzstaffel (SS). The next day, the "Komsomolskaya Pravda", the most circulated Russian daily newspaper, published an article of criticizing Gozman and regrets that "the Nazis didn't have enough time to 'produce lampshades' of the current Russian liberals' ancestors" (referencing the allegation that in some death camps, Nazi soldiers made lampshades from human skin). Then, according to the paper, Russia would "face fewer problems". The article's author is not on trial and is still employed by the paper, though Russia has a current law prohibiting justification and propaganda of the Nazi methods. On 16 May, the State Duma council authorized its three Committees, the Defense, Security and Information Policy, to launch an investigation and prepare a special State Duma statement. The Duma deputies called for Leonid Gozman's firing, closing his weekly program at the Russian News Service radio station and banning his public utterances. The following day, the Duma deputies spent a considerable part of their plenary session discussing Gozman and his statement, claiming inadmissibility of any criticism towards the USSR and its army, denying any crimes committed by the SMERSH and NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs). Between 14-17 May 2013, programs disapproving the comparison of Stalin and Hitler as well as the two systems' punitive agencies and criticizing Leonid Gozman personally were broadcast by all federal TV channels. As for the SPS leader, he has more than once confirmed his viewpoint. The Duma deputies demand to introduce a special law prohibiting any criticism towards the Soviet leadership of the Second World War period. During the entire period since the beginning of the campaign Gozman has been threatened with bodily harm. As of now, the State Duma has been still investigating the case. In the nearest future the issue will be re-considered in the Duma Council and, probably, in the plenary session of the Federal Parliament.[4]
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What McDonald's Taught me about Running a Lab
A couple of years ago, I read the book, The E-Myth Revisited and have felt that certain aspects of small business could be applied to a crystallography lab. The ideas in this book could be applied in a variety of settings, but this post will focus on a professor in academics.
The vision of McDonald's and your lab maybe different. Well, maybe not, if that cure for malaria ever pans out, you too can add "Billions Served" and your office door.
What is the vision of your lab?
What do you want your lab to accomplish?
Think about it. Be succinct.
What do you need to do to achieve it?
All too often, the clear focus (the project that landed you the position) becomes muddled. In an effort to combat the "I need a paper/funding to get tenure," you end up trying to do everything yourself. This feeling is justified in that you have the technical abilities to run every aspect of your lab and as the saying goes, "if you want it done right then do it yourself."
The reason you have an academic position is largely due to your technical skills: purifying protein, running gels, data processing, publishing papers and presenting research.
However, now you have more responsibility than ever before and doing everything becomes overwhelming.
Maintain all your instruments, order all your supplies, purify all your protein, set up all those crystallization experiments, be on department committees, prepare for and teach classes, stay current on literature, review and write papers and of course write grants. You don't scale. There are 24 hours in a day and if you want a life (ie. family, vacation, volunteer, hobby, etc.) you are going to need help from others.
Lucky, there are two groups to sell your vision too, graduate students and post docs.
So you teach them all the skills that you know and after a couple of years, the older students pass it on to the new students. If you can afford a post-doc then they too can answer questions that would otherwise come to you.
It works, but not well.
The technical skills will only take you so far, two additional components should be added: managing the system and a vision for the future.
The reason that it does not work well is it is like playing the telephone game. Instead a system should be put in place that helps to serve the vision of the lab. Research is largely about doing something novel, but many aspects are repeated over and over again, which led themselves to becoming a system.
For example, the operation of a HPLC can be largely systematized: what column should you use? what is the maximum pressure that the column can withstand? how do you clean the HPLC? what solutions are needed for each column? how to connect the column? what is the appropriate flow rate? what to do if air bubbles get on the column? who gets to use the column when? etc…
If a system were in place that addressed these questions then all of sudden, you have time to focus on your vision of the lab.
What is the role of each person in your lab/system? Here is one possibility:
New students (1-2 years of grad school)
Technical skills:
Basic lab protocol (PPE, cleaning)
Able to understand manuals and protocols
Where everything is
How to make solutions
How to operate equipment (centrifuge, HPLC, set up crystallization trays, etc.)
Limited by how much work he or she can do
Older Students (3-12 years of grad school)
Manager skills:
Schedule equipment usage (such as HPLC, autoclaving tips or incubators)
Learn interpretation of results
Assign tasks such as areas to be cleaned
Orders supplies
Update technical manuals (very detailed, every aspect that you can think of including trouble shooting)
Post Doc
Manager skills:
Learn new techniques, protocols, software and instrumentation
Assist in initial writing of papers and grants
Help review papers
Write papers, new technical and proof read manuals
Limited by how many people they are able to manage
Visionary skills:
Final editing of papers
Write grants
Hire post docs – bring in graduate students
Departmental obligations
Committees and meetings
How do you develop a better system?
What is the vision of the future?
Where are the opportunities? (collaborations, funding)
Limited by how many people they are able to buy into their vision
This is just an example, if your vision includes you working in the lab because that is your passion then do it!
McDonald's (Walmart, Starbucks, etc.) have developed a system that scales. I don't believe that a crystallography lab can be run as hands off as McDonald's, but I do believe there is room for improvement.
What do you think? How do you feel about the organization of your lab? Could it be improved?


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shenebraskan commented on the blog post Jeffrey Toobin Preaches on Sanctity of Government Secrets Despite Once Stealing Classified Documents
Thanks for the link, Kevin, and why am I (not) surprised that his actions do not match his rhetoric. Disgusting man. He really should stop digging. New Yorker…quit printing his disgusting columns.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post In Coming Debt Ceiling Fight It May Be Hard to Believe Obama Has a Backbone
And he certainly is fighting for the least-transparent adminstration ever, plus the right to assassinate/indefinitely detain US citizens, not to mention the rest of the world. My HERO, the Constitutional SCHOLAR.
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Respectable Murderers: An Open Letter to Dan Ellsberg by David Swanson.
Needs to be on a billboard somewhere. Great post and great comments. Good for FDL. David, prepare to be deluged with negative commentary a la Matt Stoller from his recent Salon piece.
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Why Has the Director of Minnesota's Chief Anti-Marriage-Equality Group Suddenly Gone Silent on That Issue? by Phoenix Woman.
One or two props to Chris Kluwe, who has been outspoken on this subject. http://bit.ly/Re20S3
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Steve Martin's Bizarre Ad for Bob Kerrey
Margaret you are correct, at least as far as I am concerned. He's another Ben Nelson. Did hear on local news tonight about some scandal regarding the Republican (Tea Party backed) opponent about her abusing her seat in the Unicameral to pass legislation to mess with neighbors trying to sell land to Fish and Game. Apparently, she and husband wanted that land for themselves.
Not sure it will make any difference at all: neither this commercial nor the news story.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Obama's Plans for a Second Term Include Rallying Public Opinion
You are exactly correct. David Dayen does an excellent job reporting the absurdities of this administration, especially concerning the financial fraud that is still being allowed to flourish. I call "bullshit" on Obama, and the Democratic Party, of which I am no longer a member.
Even if Obama was not still talking about the "grand bargain" to further screw the poor and the old, he would not get my vote under any circumstances. I voted for "hope and change," although I knew he would not be liberal enough to suit me. Instead I got a self-annointed King for the "Game of Drones." To mix my literary metaphors, I also ain't real impressed with the "eye of Sauron" being constructed in Mordor (aka Bluffdale, Utah.)
When a hostage situation in a small town in Nebraska brings out an armoured vehicle that is now owned by the State Patrol, one could say the police state is not coming…it is already here.
"It makes no difference who you vote for–the 2 parties are really one party representing 4% of the people." Gore Vidal. youtube.com/watch?v=A80W3ZVBJ_g @ 6:34 in the video
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Misconstrued Legal Arguments & Omitted Truths in the Media's Coverage of Julian Assange
Excellent, thorough piece. Wait a minute or two, and someone will call you a "rape apologist."
Thanks also for your continuing work regarding Bradley Manning and the protests at the corporate conventions.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Akin Possibly Dropping Out After Horrible Alibi on Rape Pregnancy Comments
X3 or more. Who is the artist? Can I get a T-Shirt? That would raise a bunch of money to send Kevin back to cover the Bradley Manning "trial."
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Lack of Health Insurance Isn't The Largest Killer Within the U.S. Health Care System by Todd.
Pretty hard to die fom medical error if one does not have insurance/medicaid/medicare coverage to obtain medical care. Or be independently wealthy, of course.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Julian Assange's Fears About Extradition to the United States Affirmed
nice summary of the charges.
Kevin, thank you for your reporting on these issues. It is much appreciated.
shenebraskan commented on the diary post What Paul Ryan Has and Obama Wants by David Swanson.
Your second paragraph is a perfect summation of the results of LOTE voting. Rosanne Barr and Cindy Sheehan are running on the Peace and Freedom Party ticket. Lots of 3rd party choices, IMHO. Pick one.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Would Someone Please Tell Congress, White House the Economy Is Stalled, and It's Their Fault
"Obama could still save himself if he had the spine for it. He could take on the big banks, fire Geithner, stop punishing people for using MJ, etc. There are so many things he could do without the consent of Congress but I doubt that he's that smart."
I don't doubt that he lied about all of this. And anyone who is still calling him an expert on the Constitution needs psychiatric care. Also, he is every bit as willing to destroy SSMM as Romney. He keeps offering it up, but the Republicans are too stoopid to say "yes."
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Would Someone Please Tell Congress, White House the Economy Is Stalled, and It's Their Fault
Registered and voted as a Democrat my entire life, but have now unregistered. I keep waiting for the Democrats to start "wooing" me as an unaffiliated voter. Instead, I keep getting fundraising crap from them. They are fortunate that I have quit sending it back duck-taped to a brick.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Would Someone Please Tell Congress, White House the Economy Is Stalled, and It's Their Fault
I will be voting 3rd party, because there is almost nothing left to lose. Romney's Supreme Court nominees might be worse, but maybe the Dems in the Senate will find some gonads, or maybe they will be VERY SIMILAR to Elena Kagan, so who cares? Romney will keep warmongering, but so will Obama. Obama has already gone insane on the security state and upped the ante on violations of the Constitution and civil liberties. Transparency? Don't make me laugh. Prosecuting whistleblowers? Please. Programs for the poor? Obama can barely mention the middle class more than once every 6 months.
He's doing exactly what he believes in and wants to do, and nothing will be changing if he is re-elected. Maybe something will change in the Dems or a third party will rise if Romney hands him his ass.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post This .gif Kills Freedom
So why do we never hear this song on July 4? We get Ludwig Van and the 1812 Overture, lots of J. P. Sousa, who is at least a murrican, and Lee Greenwood. Something is wrong with this picture, and I have been watching it for several hours now.
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Saturday Art: Webber Wildfire: A Terrifying Beauty by wendydavis.
There have been several large ones so far in the western Nebraska panhandle. The real fun should start on Monday, when the state allows fireworks to be sold and blown up until the 4th of July. Nary a suggestion heard about maybe cancelling or limiting this insanity due to the dry conditions. Fireworks dealers have [...]
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Saturday Art: Webber Wildfire: A Terrifying Beauty by wendydavis.
I used to live in Durango, and the last time I visited Mesa Verde (2007) I was very struck by the extent of the devastation from earlier fires. Watching Channel 9 News from Denver right now, as there is no local NBC affiliate, and it sounds as if there are now fires all over Colorado. [...]
shenebraskan commented on the diary post Senate Hearing Tues: Prolonged Solitary Confinement on Trial –An interview with law professor Angela A. Allen-Bell by Angola 3 News.
I initially skimmed this article, because I really did not want to see the details. I know (in the back of my head) how horrifying this situation is. How did anyone survive 20, 30, 40 plus years in solitary. This is a disgrace, but the PIC is making money hand over fist, so nothing will [...]
shenebraskan commented on the diary post I've Been VanJonesed and DemocRatted, ProgressiveCauCussed and NeoLibrulFatcatted Till I'm Blind by wendydavis.
Thank you for the Simon and Garfunkel, and the Paul Simon solo. Genius.
shenebraskan commented on the blog post Jim Messina Wants My Money to Build Barn Door for Empty Barn
I work in the mortgage servicing industry. Loan modifications are a cruel hoax. You need to be working for principal reductions, and restoring to bankruptcy judges the power to order same. Otherwise, more Kabuki.
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For nearly 74 minutes Tuesday, Scottsdale Christian did not look like a 16th seed in the Division III boys soccer state tournament. No. 1 Seton Catholic dominated possession and outshot its first-round opponent, yet the scoreboard showed the teams were even at 1-1.
That is, until Seton's Zach Plichta got off a hard shot in the box that Eagles goalkeeper Conner Johnson stopped, and the rebound went in the direction of another Zach: Zach Blomberg. His deflection with less than seven minutes left in the match proved the game-winner in Seton's 2-1 victory.
"It was a great shot, I thought it was going to go in, the keeper made a great save," Blomberg said of the "other" Zach's blast. "I came on to it and it just fell on my foot. It fell right down on my foot and it went in."
With the win, the Sentinels (13-1) advance to Saturday's quarterfinals against No. 9 Fountain Hills (9-4) at 2 p.m. Seton will host the Falcons, which eliminated Phoenix Christian, 1-0, on Tuesday night.
The Sentinels appeared to have trouble finding their spark on Tuesday despite controlling the game with their methodical ball possession game plan. In fact, Scottsdale Christian (8-6) needed less than four minutes to make its statement when a defensive lapse left freshman Zach Swain in front of the goal and he put it past Seton goalkeeper Scott Dearing.
Dearing stopped the Eagles' other eight shots on the night and the defense turned away the other chances. Scottsdale Christian had a hard time getting the ball into the Sentinel half of the field, were whistled six times for off-sides and could have been called back on three other occasions.
"It's a little bit of a wake-up call," Blomberg said. "I mean when you get to the top 16 teams, they are all about even. It's mostly about confidence, confidence under our belt."
For Scottsdale Christian, it was a night of experience, and with each passing minute the Eagles appeared to gain momentum.
"We played well, we just had a couple of misfortunes," Eagles coach Craig Klauka said. "We had a solid defense, defense wins games. Our guys came through in the clutch. We just had a misfortunate goal there at the end."
Between Johnson and Zach Scott, who played most of the game in goal after Johnson came out in the 31st minute, the Eagles turned away 12 Sentinels shots. Twins Josh and Jordan Dunn keyed the Eagles' attack and Jacob Drenth kept pushing from the wing. But Dearing hasn't given up a goal in a few weeks.
In fact, Seton had six straight shutouts in power point games before losing to Division II Tempe, 4-2, in the regular season finale last week.
That defense had its moments on Tuesday after giving up the early goal.
The offensive attack was there, with Blomberg and Plichta up top and Nam Tran rotating in. Tran has developed a powerful flip throw-in that was used to perfection during the first Sentinel goal.
Tran flipped, throwing the ball on a line to Blomberg, who flicked it off his head to Plichta, who knocked it in at close range in the 29th minute to tie the game at 1. Blomberg and Plichta both had near misses throughout the game after getting behind the Eagle defense.
Pablo Castellanos also had chances, missing just left on a free kick in the 68th minute and then getting the ball to Tran, who put the ball on net only to have Scott knock it away.
Tran nearly had a breakaway four minutes later but couldn't quite get his foot on the ball and hit Scott instead, forcing Scottsdale Christian to go back to Johnson in goal for a few minutes.


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Grain Bill: 3.75# Cooper's English Bitter hopped LME 3# Munton's Light DME Hops: 1oz Willemette @ 10-15 minutes Yeast: Wyeast British Ale in 2 quart starter Note: I would consider SAFALE 04 at the recommendation of a poster to save money and time. This is my house ale for it's extreme level of simplicity. I've turned it around in 4 weeks and it's a good gateway beer to introduce your friends to homebrewing. I serve @ 40F in a pint glass. Pour a bottle directely down the middle of the pint glass and you'll get a perfect pour everytime. Edit: Can a moderator change my recipe to say Wyeast 1098 please.
Speaking of Pistol . . . I saw a great play last night, called St. Crispin's Day. It takes Shakespeare's Henry and turns it on its head, its from the point of view of the peasant/soldiers, including Pistol. Its a very subversive and funny play. Your recipe looks like a good extract bitter batch! I'm enjoying a batch of bitter now, too!
If you find it light on body you may want to add some steeping grains. Also, a little irish moss may help with a little clarity. Of course my goal is simplicity and steeping grains is about 50% of the work involved in an extract session, so it's optional.
What exactly is it that you're boiling? I thought coopers kits, or any hopped extract kits, don't need to be boiled, and actually would impart a bad flavor to the beer. I guess this is wrong, but I'd like to know what it is you're boiling?
I boiled the liquid extract for 40 minutes, then I added the DME the last 20 minutes. I've been told boiling extract w/ hops helps hop utilization. Next time I make the recipe I may not boil for 40 minutes, and just long enough to help the hops. You could probably get away with a 15 minute boil.
I made this again tonight and see zero reason for a 40 minute boil. I boiled it for 15 minutes. I see no reason that wouldn't be adequate.
After lurking and lurking I decided to use this recipe for my first homebrew. I did modify it a bit as I just did a 10 minute boil of the hops. Then flame out and ad the DME and Coopers. Just finished bottling after 14 days in primary. If the finished product tastes better than the 2 pints I put down while bottling I will be quite happy.
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T12 "regular" fluorescent have very low lumen/watt - Personally I use T8 because lumen/watt is similar to T5, but the lamps last longer and are marginally cheaper, also the T8 ballast can be found used on Ebay for very cheap compared to T5, and you can simply rewire your T12 fixture with a new ballast and not have to buy the whole thing. - or even buy a cheap shoplight T12 fixture and throw the ballast out - also I use metal halide lighting and HPS lighting, and with proper choice these are also good - I have a 575 W pulse start Venture lamp, and a 600W HPS lamp - also very good - paul m. |
if you have a light meter, you can find it out for yourself, exactly how much illumination you are getting at what distance. I find that metal halide or hps (HID) will grow plants taller than fluorescent. Fluorescent is good for up to 8-12", taller than that and HID is better, at least with me. |
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June 2 (Bloomberg) -- Debt sold by U.S. states is the safest relative to Treasuries since 2008 as municipal finances recover and President Barack Obama struggles to agree with Republicans on plans to cut the federal budget deficit.
The CHART OF THE DAY shows that the average cost of credit-default swaps on the six most-traded states has fallen by almost 60 percent since the start of the year, while contracts on the nation increased about 20 percent. The average of California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York and Texas now exceeds the U.S. by 50 basis points, down from 182 basis points five months ago and a record 253 in December 2008.
Investor confidence in the ability of states to repay debt by increasing taxes and slashing spending is spurring the drop in the cost of default insurance. Treasurers are defying a forecast by banking analyst Meredith Whitney who said in December that there could be 50 to 100 "sizable" municipal-bond defaults amounting to "hundreds of billions of dollars."
"The world is not really ending and the fundamentals are surprising to the upside," said Mikhail Foux, a strategist at Citigroup Inc. in New York. "It's hard to say we're out of the woods, but the data is positive."
Eight of the world's nine best performing government swaps so far this year are states, led by California, New York and Illinois, which all fell by more than 56 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The U.S. is the world's ninth worst performing government, following Peru, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Portugal, Morocco, Greece and Pakistan.
Trading of swaps on the six most active states increased 30 percent to cover a net notional $3.1 billion on May 20, up from $2.4 billion a year ago, according to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. Contracts on Treasuries doubled to cover a net notional $4 billion of debt in the same time.
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This fashion image was shot just outside of Milan, Italy. It is the second look of 6 looks we shot here. The location is an abandoned farm house that is falling apart. I was very careful where I had the model in this building. The opening in the wall behind her had already started to collapse. You can see some of the bricks behind the model that have fallen. I looked hard at the wooden support beams above where we are for any sign of rotting. From my B&B in Milan to this location is about a 20-30 minute drive and is very close to Milan's Linate Airport.
We were driving to Linate when Emiliano, my lead assistant in Europe, mentioned that he saw the roof of an old building. So I quickly forgot about going to the airport and went & scouted. The gate was locked but there was not a "Private Property' sign so we tromped around for a good 15 minutes. On our way back to the car I noticed an older gentleman on a bicycle waiting for us. He ask what were doing and we said we liked the location & wanted to know if we could get permission to shoot here. He told us that there was a woman that came by everyday to feed "her" cats & pigeons, normally around 3:30 to 4:00 pm (15:30 – 16:00). Of course I'm thinking that if she does not feed the cats there will not be very many pigeons left, in fact even with her feeding the cats, I saw the remains of a pigeon. So we thanked him then parted to go to Linate.
A few days later we had time to go & visit the farm & we met the woman there. She was very kind, gracious and granted us permission to shoot there whenever we wanted. She went on to say that parts of the buildings were dangerous so we should be very careful. Her late uncle was the owner and she remembers visiting there many times while she was growing up. She pointed to the remains of a door and told us that her uncle would project movies at night. She went on to say that her uncle loved America and that is why the farm was named "Acquabella Farm". "Farm" is not an Italian word, fattoria is a word for farm in Italian. See the image below. The "House" part of the farm is still intact and, with a weeks worth of cleaning, would be liveable again.
From when the model showed up at my B&B to start makeup and hair styling to when we were finished shooting and ready to leave took 5.5 hours total. The initial makeup and hair styling took 2 hours, it took about 30 minutes to drive here meaning we shot 6 looks and packed all of our gear in 3 hours. Pretty fast considering, but shows what can be done with the right crew and a great location to work.
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Shoot & Camera data: Canon 5D MKIII set at 320 ISO, 1/125 second shutter speed with a Canon 85mm f1.8 lens attached set to f8. The only extra photography gear is a Sunbounce Pro sized reflector using a zebra fabric positioned well behind me, about 30′ to 35′ (9 -11 meters) from the model. The reflector is providing just a small POP to the light.


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The most powerful of all the visceral fates. Tied to vanity, false success and lack of empathy, Ego is, by far the most driven aspect of the human mind. Ego can bring even the mightiest of any to their knees. Cold, calloused, relentless and selfish brand the ego as a mar upon the bearer. Ego is a form of armor. A defense between 'the world' and 'yourself'. It is, in all mannerisms, a hindrance to progression. The amount of disadvantages far outweigh any advantage of keeping ego as an unchecked power of the Self. Selfishness is an act of survival to the ego and coexisting is not something to be considered. Ego creates the false persona of "me", which is an illusion cast upon the carrier.
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Brent Eugene Bailey Sentenced in U.S. District Court
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Great Falls, on September 13, 2012, before U.S. District Judge Sam E. Haddon, BRENT EUGENE BAILEY, a 43-year-old resident of Great Falls, appeared for sentencing. BAILEY was sentenced to a term of:
- Prison: 312 months
- Special Assessment: $100
- Supervised Release: 10 years
BAILEY was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to conspiracy possess with the intent to distribute methamphetamine.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bryan R. Whittaker, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
On August 27, 2010, Central Montana Drug Task Force agents received information that BAILEY was currently en route from Great Falls to Spokane, Washington, to pick up narcotics. BAILEY returned to Great Falls at approximately 8:00 p.m. Agents learned that BAILEY had in fact brought narcotics from Spokane to Great Falls. They then positioned themselves outside of BAILEY's apartment in preparation to conduct a probation search.
At approximately 8:25 p.m., agents observed a white male in a light colored t-shirt exit the front of the apartment building carrying a dark colored back pack on his back. The individual walked up to a bicycle that appeared to be chained up. Agents recognized the individual as BAILEY. They followed BAILEY who traveled eastbound on a bicycle. Agents then identified themselves as law enforcement and BAILEY began to flee, momentarily getting away from them. Shortly thereafter, agents arrested BAILEY though he was no longer in possession of the bicycle and backpack.
One of the agents noticed there were several bystanders in the area, including an individual with a van containing various pieces of equipment including ladders. This subject indicated he was working near his van and observed BAILEY attempting to throw his backpack onto the roof of a building just to the north of where he was working. The bystander stated he observed BAILEY make five or six attempts to throw his backpack onto the roof before he was successful. A black and red backpack situated on the top of the building could be seen. The witness let agents use a ladder to recover the backpack.
Agents opened the backpack and found a Hefty brand plastic bag containing a white crystal substance which was methamphetamine. Other items found in the backpack were a Pro Scale digital scale in the box and numerous small plastic bags commonly used by drug distributors to package smaller amounts of narcotics. Agents then searched BAILEY's apartment and located a plastic bag containing what appeared to be approximately 3 to 4 ounces of a white, crystal-like substance which was methamphetamine. This bag was found in the kitchen on a small portable shelf.
When interviewed, BAILEY admitted he traveled to Spokane, Washington earlier in the day where he had agreed to purchase 4 ounces of methamphetamine from a female source of supply to bring back to Montana for distribution. He met the female in a casino where he obtained the methamphetamine to bring back to Montana.
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that BAILEY will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, BAILEY does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
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So it's kind of interesting. You-- you didn't end up studying engineering in college. Is that right?
That's true. I kinda wish I had but frankly now, it's, I have to say, that it would be too slow, the information that I need, I need it. There's so much out there that I don't have the time to-- to, you know, to slow down for a course structure.
Sure. Well, it's funny. I went to an engineering school and we never got our hands dirty. I mean, we never built anything which, I remember when I entered school, I was always tinkering in the garage making things and when I left, I was really disenchanted because we weren't making anything. It was all this classroom stuff. I think that's starting to change but it's really kinda shocking.
And I think-- I think a lot of the places like MIT, their programs that they have and most-- most universities in fact now have programs that are encouraging people to go out and-- and this-- this whole-- I think-- I'd like to think there's a whole do-it-yourself sort of mentality that is growing and-- and, you know, and so, I-- I think it's-- I think that's great. It's really important.
So, this room here, this is sort of where you shoot some of your stand ups, where-- where you and Adam talk about what you and things like this. So, I see there's a lot of old props and things from previous episodes. Is that right?
Yeah. This is the only part of the whole affair here that is lit. Everything else is just shot verite and so we keep a lot of the leftover junk in here and it makes sort of a colorful background. This is also pretty much the only place that we-- we just stand and talk. The rest of the shop is sort of all about action.
Oh, okay. So, why don't we go downstairs so we can see the rest of the kind of machine shop and stuff?
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What is Student Judicial Programs?
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What is a disciplinary conference?
A disciplinary conference serves as an informal, non-adversarial method of resolving an issue of alleged student misconduct. A student accused of violating the Code of Student Conduct may be scheduled to meet with a Judicial Officer. During the meeting, the student and judicial officer attempt to reach an agreement whether a violation of the Code took place and, if so, what the sanction or penalty should be. If an agreement cannot be reached or the student prefers, the matter will be referred for review by a judicial board? -
What is a judicial board hearing?
A judicial board hearing is the process of gathering a small group, generally comprised of faculty, staff and student representatives, to hear and review evidence in support and in defense of an allegation of student misconduct. A board determines whether a preponderance of evidence exists to support the charge and, if so, what sanction ought to be imposed. -
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While there may appear to be similarities, the processes are different. The purpose of a judicial board hearing is to determine whether a student's behavior has violated the Code of Student Conduct. Courts determine whether laws have been breached -
If a student faces criminal charges for an incident which occurred on campus, does the person have to appear at a campus disciplinary hearing?
Yes. The campus disciplinary process determines the status of one's continued eligibility to remain a member of the campus community. The criminal process determines the status of one's membership within the greater community. It is not uncommon for University disciplinary action to run concurrently with civil or criminal proceedings; generally, one form of adjudicatory process does not affect the other. Campus disciplinary proceedings are almost always resolved much sooner than criminal proceedings. -
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Students may be accompanied by an advisor of choice during a campus hearing. That person can be an attorney, friend, parent, faculty member or other helpful person. Students are expected to represent themselves during judicial proceedings. Advisors may provide advice, but are not permitted to present information or arguments to the judicial board or question witnesses. -
If an incident occurs off-campus, can charges be brought under the Code of Student Conduct?
If misconduct occurs off-campus during the course of a University function, the Code of Student Conduct applies. Actions not permitted on University property may also be subject to judicial action provided the offense adversely affects the University and/or the pursuit of its objectives. -
What effect does one's student discipline record have in future cases?
Generally, a hearing board will not be made aware of a student's judicial history unless the information is relevant to the allegation being considered. A hearing body will be apprised of the student's record when a violation has been determined and the board is developing its recommendation for a sanction. -
How can a student responding to charges prepare for a hearing?
The following steps are suggested:- Read all the information sent by the Judicial Officer.
- Consult a copy of the Code of Student Conduct. The Code can be accessed on- line or a copy acquired from Student Judicial Programs.
- Schedule an appointment with the Judicial Officer who signed the letter or Director of Student Judicial Programs.
- Write a response to the charges.
- Compile a list of witnesses. Contact them.
- Decide whether you feel an advisor is needed; if so, contact that person.
- Make notes concerning pertinent facts.
- Anticipate questions that will likely be asked by the judicial board.
- Outline the main points of the testimony.
What is a sanction?
A sanction represents the penalty or consequences a student faces for having violated the Code of Student Conduct. Sanctions may affect one's status (being placed on disciplinary probation or suspended from the University); privileges (being prohibited from operating an automobile on campus or participating in privileged activities); and finances (being fined for violating the alcohol or controlled substance policies or being required to make restitution for property damages). A combination of sanctions is utilized in most cases. -
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Jul 23, 2013 8:27 PM by April Hansen, KSBY News
The San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport wants to add flights that would give local travelers access to more than 200 destinations.
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors gave airport officials the go ahead Tuesday to look into new direct routes such as Denver.
Denver is desirable because it's a major airline hub that will connect fliers to more destinations with fewer stops.
Right now to get to east coast cities, many travelers in this area drive to major airports in cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco instead of flying out of the Central Coast because there are fewer connections.
Airport officials hope, by adding a direct flight to Denver, more travelers will fly out of their local airport.
San Luis Obispo Airport Manager Richard Howell says the airport did a passenger survey back in 2009 and found that Denver was the number one destination local travelers wanted.
"They aren't going to Santa Barbara, they aren't going to Santa Maria, they are going to LA and San Francisco and why? Because of the selection of air service is much larger in LA and San Francisco," he said.
Howell presented an airline guarantee program to the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
This program offsets the risk to an airline when they develop a new route in a market by giving the airline money up front.
Howell says this package will be about $1 million. Half of that money is from a small community air service grant, but the airport still needs to find funding for the other portion of the guarantee program before they can approach airlines with their proposal.
The board also approved a contract with the airport and a consulting group that will help direct recruiting of new airlines and routes.
The Santa Maria Airport already has a $1 million incentive package. Half of the funds came from a grant and the airport matched the rest.
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I entered a fun blogging contest a few weeks back with Little Blends. I was to post about what I do to encourage my son to eat his fruits and veggies. If you missed it, you can read it HERE.
Mandatory Entry: Visit the Little Blends website and tell me something you learned about the product and which flavor you would love to try.
Extra Entries (only count once you have completed the mandatory entry above):
■Follow me on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway mentioning Mommygaga and @dee_greatest. Comment here with the status URL. Limited to once daily.
■Follow my blog via Blogger or subscribe via email, or both! Comment that you do.
■Grab my button and comment here, leaving the URL where it can be found.
■Email this post to 3 deserving friends and cc: deannaunderwood[at]gmail[dot]com. Be sure to leave a comment here saying your did so.
■Post this giveaway in a linky. Comment with the URL.
Contest runs through Tuesday, November 17, 2009. I will draw a winner using Random.org and announce here and via Twitter. All entries will be verified. I will email the winner, they have 48 hours to claim the prize or I will choose someone else. Be sure to leave your email address, or have it available on your blogger profile.
A big thanks to Little Blends and TwitterMoms for sponsoring such a great giveaway!