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I'm John bachelor. This is the John bachelor show today the New York City 2014. The semiannual auction in New York for major works of art. From the twentieth century now in the 21 for different reasons than in any event. The big dollars symbol is what is striking. -- yet 'cause -- an -- for Bloomberg she covers the art market is here to introduce is to what's going for sale and why. -- very good evening to you big numbers and their numbing only big they just get bigger. The question is why these works and why they come on sale now it's a 72 lot evening. Is this unusual. Francis Bacon Andy war hole and Mark Roscoe altogether. Agenda. You know no attention and usually it's just that the number is keep getting larger -- -- be that every. The consecutive -- And again. Well we had them in November offensive Payton kept chickens sold here in New York could for. 442 million dollars settings and you auction record for any artwork. And then on on the heels of that -- Christie's. Procured it or not they're kept it could -- -- one another. Contraband. They can and that that that painting is going to be used. Probably -- The most expensive work of the people right now by -- of -- talks -- of the evening auction on on May thirteenth it's estimated at around eighty million dollar. And then you know you have. Perhaps Furyk by a quarter home Roscoe. Gets quoted you know -- talking about it and content. On news. People like. Four or five and works better. Overtly mean million. Dollars. Expected in the auction let's start with Francis Bacon. Because you mentioned three studies of Lucian Freud and there's another one of studies of John Edwards this is a man whom. Margaret -- leftists are called that man who -- that awful paintings he died in 1992. This these high prices has this always been true of of Francis Bacon's work. Hundred would you say a 142 million is possible. We'll learn what possibility happened -- you know there obviously thank you that there is you know frustrated and a better. I didn't get dad to pick up my my my trying to do -- for efforts for the oncoming out. You know it's -- attack level you know little -- to. That's relatively small number of people on the competing. So the Catholic hundreds of people applying for the paintings probably a handful so you know they've made -- -- entire globe rallied for a four billion years it'll. -- look at didn't work as. And installed in the past it has status symbol and an investment. And in some cases that passion and all of those things and so they've they've been content slipped them and making huge profit. You know really artist and in being -- news from my trade now than that that. You know played played contract money. -- -- -- -- -- -- it's a good investment for the future billionaires who want to acquire this let's go to the one that seems having an international. Cut dimension. This is Alexander Calder seven and a half foot long mobile's. In which is in French flying fish estimated at nine million to twelve million. Use use you indicate that the the anti Asian market is is very teen on this particularly Chinese why. I'll eat until this is there is as an elected symbolism as a bundle of prosperity. And told them so you know that the unpaid state Torrin Tucker tip to tip it toward the Warrick and Hong Kong. And Adam thinking to be a lot of intensity old so. I'm played -- strategically in the mail and at last number eight and then all of those Americans lucky number. In negative nasal culture. Right everybody wants a phone number and -- in -- Saturday. Now maybe. Somebody -- -- on mental capacity than that it's really I mean that's a lovely artwork attentive to its beautifully crafted and the unit has that. You know the market is looking for things. That are a fresh and perhaps problematic -- that data by the U. -- -- is part of it is our work that tactic seemed to put holes that they value and so. That doesn't work this particular culture come from a collection. Of major. Chicago based collector for the approval and that's for a for a -- close to five decades and and they acquired at the 1965. And that remained in that collection they land and too too much all the major museums. In the US and and abroad two exhibition so. It has -- bearish exhibition history and and then and and you know and called -- appealed to Asian collector then obviously at -- market have been. Strong in recent years prices have risen quite dramatically and so it'd be interesting to see where it ends up. This is -- a mobile's the sort of thing you buy for the crib when you're lucky enough to have a child -- this particular -- go for between nine inch and twelve million new point today. Coming from the collection I learned from him. -- Edwin and Lindy Bergman Chicago based collectors. There's a photograph of another work from their collection I believe. In. Yes because and -- that -- they have they're known for a Favre wanted to alert just dismantle -- just -- most of just of course knowledge and American posted articles closed down from making it. -- that small box that. Children objects found object and and images from popular culture from -- can't -- folks. He was very taken inventory and took that call and so left -- being -- -- her movie. I'm ready he worked for for for months to get to build that box where you see her arm her photographs and -- he -- images -- and paper benefits. And it's a Penny Arcade today the -- of -- -- ball that can be thrown on pardon traveled to tell us. And the work and does the current now market and market for the hardest hit it quite undervalued diminishes his compared to -- of his peers to know that a post Florida. On those that -- is estimated four million to six million dollars. Com and that it's it's one of the southern. Barked that will be part of the evening panel. You know from -- department collections department donated. Income 30000. Worry about Cornell to the Art Institute of Chicago. And -- -- -- has the gallery at Cornell gallery named after them so that neither of the work that remains in their possessions their lives that don't work they knew they artists. They had a relationship for that but I'm human and -- is believed to belong over the years they had that's. Corresponded with him that's it it's it's quite interesting in this particular a lot of extra confidence but that don't hear of -- -- of fun. Kind archival material that's. Cornell used to hit -- to repurchase to build it. You know the newspaper clippings and images images that attend -- on credit and kids. Does it does it's just can you still drop the ball -- a lot of immoral and it's entitled it well actually it's not titles. But they refer to as the Penny Arcade portrait of Lauren Bacall. And for those of you who answer crossword puzzles it's from the Lauren Bacall Humphrey Bogart movie to happen to have enough that's the photograph that -- There's a big number that's floating around that Christie's -- again at this auction as is the biggest number ever they're looking for 500 million for one may say you. Next created it it is not that they've they've made almost 500 million doses last -- And in November than they don't serve 600 not a hundred. Million dollars and once -- so I think that that this testament easily and they are to be here. They've beaten and surpassed that would be interesting to see whether you know. Better put that put it in the united as for the last two. He's been slapped me and then in November -- you. And it hadn't. Matched the record for for those folks that for the largest options ever you know in terms of player. To protect Italians and the would be interesting to see if they will be able to trust. Put that figure and further. I Koch yeah 'cause -- enough for Bloomberg News. These are the good days for the modern -- markets may thirteenth at Christie's in New York. Welcome I'm John bachelor this is the John -- Okay. The. And I. And and. And John -- This is the John that's a -- the Arctic Ocean the North Pole -- -- you think of the conquest of that. Arctic Ocean in the North Pole -- traversing of the cities in the ice pack in order to plant the flag the North Pole in the twentieth century. But here we are in the 21 century. And there is a new story in the Arctic Ocean. It's ice free and it's increasingly so what does that mean for commerce for national security for the relations of nations. Marcus -- lockers for the Hoover institution writing most recently of the Sacramento will be. Is looking at the Arctic Ocean and this prospect and who already is racing to take advantage of it. Marcus a very good evening to the Arctic Ocean opening up what can we say right now about the metrics of this is it ice free now. Is it doesn't have nab a global channels now good evening to you. Good evening -- well it is not. What we would imagine an open liquid ocean it does go through phases certainly feasible where things are just -- impenetrable. And that's where ice breakers come into play. But what we do know is that that are rapidly increasing rate that ice cap is melting and that is becoming more applicable. There is a council of nations the Hoover institution has an Arctic Council that studies this matter. These nations are they all touching the Arctic Ocean or. The Arctic zone or are there are some nations participating that are not contiguous with the. There are some that are non contiguous and the predominant ones are the ones who are of course right on it that include the United States thanks to Alaska. Canada of course Russia. Greenland but that of course belonged to Denmark currently. And and then you go up into Norway Finland. These nations it looks like at least have five follow the presentation at the Arctic security initiative at the Hoover institution. It looks like there is agreement that. Terms of development and cooperation and sharing our and our best interest is anyone dissenting from that position so far. Well it is being challenged as being challenged outside of the council because it is China for example who was playing it as a country which is that what. These are international. Areas. They should be open to exploration and two traversing and and so yet there's some challenge there. And then there's challenges with in the in the council itself for example. Candidate does not want to recognize a lot of that territory as being international but rather belonging to. Candidates also it's contiguous territorial waters. We're looking at fisheries we're looking at energy oh certainly and -- the possibility of natural resources is endless so as commodities. I know right now in the Arctic. Zone of Canada they talked about gold mines and there might be diamonds up there that you you can imagine anything mrs. king Solomon's mines to the north of the Arctic Circle. So there's a lot of wealth they're also. Questions have navigation is that a conflict to your knowledge Marcos are we looking at people. Taking responsibility for the nab a global parts or rescue. At -- that sort of thing. Those are all things that are being debated within the council itself there's the question of who then is responsible for the use these common. And if they're going to be international applicable waters what happens if you have an accident for example who was responsible. For that accident and an oil spill and in particular this becomes a key question because we're not so worried about it today when there aren't a whole lot of people up there or. There isn't a lot of navigation but what happens when that increases. So those questions are ones that really need to be answered and dealt with in an international body and that's where that -- this Arctic Council comes in. In the plane is quite important. Right now I'm going to press the Cold War story because it seems like we're doing a reprise. Russia has a lot to gain by those openings c.s for example Russia's always been -- and because of the vastness of its territory stretching to Siberia. But the Black -- is hemmed in by having to pass through the boss Ferguson. Get out of that contain seat and the Baltic cast to wind its and they have to wind their way through many European states all of which are part of NATO. But the Arctic opening up. Gives Russia the possibility archangel opens up freely. But also exploration. And security. So at this point to your knowledge Marcos is there were added anxiety. At either the Arctic security initiative that Hoover. Or in the Arctic nations. That Russia is so let's put it this way the Obama administration has chosen to characterize Russia as a pariah state. Does that change the formula for the Arctic nations. Well I think it certainly does I mean the context of what we're looking at in particular with what's been happening in the Ukraine. Requires anyone who is looking at this region to question what the strategic change in ship is in the Arctic. What we can what I can play in this is something that I've gotten from admiral rough at. Who is just it was also at the Hoover institution if you think of just. When you when you talk about navigating through the Arctic you need ice breakers because regardless of what happens over time there'll be a need to open things up. Russia has 43 ice -- United States currently. One. Once more being built we've got one aging icebreaker. So just consider that specific. That data point has how the Russians have been considering and thinking about their northern -- I mentioned HL Mac and their quickly because is -- geography for a hundred years out of date but -- fallen into reading him and so he comes to my mind. A hundred years ago this concept of Eurasia joined Africa called the world island. Was also presented as a prominent -- because it was -- come now doubled the Arctic Ocean was locked in. What I see from the potential of the Arctic Ocean no longer locking in Russia a year long or Russia getting access out through it. Is the possibility that that world island. Will become even more dominant in the 21 century the theory a hundred years ago was whoever controls Eurasia the world island. Controls the planet. -- mind Marcos is that is that conversation happening in Washington or in NATO are they looking at the possibility that the Arctic Ocean. Creates enormous possibilities for world domination for whoever controls Eurasia. Well I think those conversations are certainly taking place not so much in the context that is -- new dominance but what is the strategic implications. And certainly that have to be a part of that conversation has. How does that ship because as Hussein has suddenly you've created this entirely new lotion and it is happening rapidly it is happening today. We see the images but we also are are looking at these climate ship that are really melting things up there. So. Than what -- have to and I know that this is at least thinking places some military circles and certainly. In strategic planning -- State Department and other places. Marcos of the European states who do not cut touch the Arctic nation I've just point there because you have good deal of experience. -- -- their concern that they're going to be cut out of this treasure chest that nations are going to be. The metaphor comes to mind frozen out of the future. I guess I mean that you know you pointed out to earlier about the last two. Well that exist out there whether it's minerals are hydrocarbons. In particular hydrocarbons. Because it's estimated that about a third of the undiscovered oil and gas exist up in that region. Anybody wants access to that especially if that's considered to be international. So so yes there are people who were there are countries that are absolutely. Keeping their eye on that ball on trying to figure out how to get a part of. Marcus could lock this is a research fellow at this at Central European University he's visiting fellow at the Hoover institution. Writing most recently in the Sacramento bee I'm John bachelor this is to John -- show. It. The. I'm John bachelor this is to John bachelor show Mars the mystery of marks. Was it once upon a time Oceanic and other words conditions for life. Or has it always be in the drive for beating world we see each day. Now the theories go back and forth which is why needs said Perkins writing most recently in nature magazine. We're going to come up with a theory near the equator it is neither too hot nor too cold or too wet to dry -- a very good evening -- you. The assumption is that Mars had water on the as secondary evidence that we're accumulating on our Landers of opportunity and spirit. And now curiosity is that. If not streams certainly there have been run offs and there even parts of Martha looked like they were late asked the question is. When did this happen. The theory was early Mars but now there is some doubt water early Mars and for how long what do we know. Well good evening -- As you mentioned Wal-Mart is now hey you know frigid and dry place but there's there's a lot of surface features on the red planet suggestion that liquid water -- -- crossed you know smaller -- in the distant past you've got. These rugged canyons you've got lowlands that are apparently sculpted by massive floods they have these tear drop shaped islands very much like him or urgency in today's river flood -- And there are delay your sentiment presumed been laid down in the featured links and season all of these things. You know again. Give you the idea that there has been liquid water flowing in in in some cases accumulating but from march to be warm and went through without its early history -- sometimes -- to proposed it was. Required an atmosphere much thicker than two days. And there's a new study suggested that many of those which -- social features we were talking about work or during the occasional warms salesman they consistently hospitable. -- of martian history it's now long gone. On what these researchers did was they looked at images taken from Mars orbit of these south Carolina's -- period of -- surfaced near the equator. And in need looked at the number and size isn't craters there. And this area was less scope of influence water about. Three point six billion years ago based on the crater count and what they did was they found -- 300 features that were either definitely -- possibly the remains of -- craters. Only average they were a couple hundred feet across and about 10% more or less than 65 feet across and that's important because that provides a clue about how -- the atmosphere was in the past. You know you look up at the night sky and you see shooting story that's something that didn't hit the ground because it burned up university atmosphere and and that there are actually fewer -- on all the first surfaced sooner or. In one South Carolina aside ten to Mars. You know partially because worst weather and tectonic activity kind of -- those craters but also because. The atmosphere keeps those small craters from forming in the first place -- -- burn paprika and small pieces of high altitude. On anyway what what. At this size distribution of craters the researchers identified in the studies suggest that this into mars' atmosphere was no more than 150 times is still insists it is today. That still only once or what sometime this thing would be needed to keep Mars surface above freezing for the long term. And the other question is -- how would -- get liquid water sculpting the surface if you. Didn't have the atmosphere that you know keep the planet warm he's been through you know just increased density and interpret scripture in and you know -- differences. I wanna make a note here -- it wasn't just flowing water it was big floods massive floods he -- so something happened. I have absolutely from the police I -- is -- things were were in the -- looking at and you know volumes of water that are comparable to everything that's free flowing owners today. -- You know and the most probable answer to how did you get that -- school water sculpting bars is that Morris who has only intermittently warm -- consistently warm it will happen that happened there are several ways. Some of them regularly -- through time and some sporadic you know more rotational axis -- since slowly wobbles just like her and an uncertain time more with -- thicker atmosphere. Which for the -- in the circus given that liquid water and you know protective blanket against incoming objects in the atmosphere but. You can have also had situations where the industry was temporarily sickened by volcanic activity releasing -- greenhouse gases or buy gas is released by impacts it. You know vaporized volatile. Things in the plan and structure in the projectile itself you know either of these couldn't stick in the atmosphere for decades or centuries what comment -- told -- -- -- -- indeed there's a previous study that shows that if you had a 200 kilometer wide object slamming into march it would boost peer pressure -- keep -- above freezing for about a century. This period how three point six billion years ago there looking at the craters. That's towards the end of the great bombardment -- we were earth and Mars and all of the inner planets were pounded by asteroids. So that atmosphere would not have been sick enough to slow down the -- bombardment. -- that's what the water was right at that long ago the -- lacking here. They're very much yes -- and again you know you talk about. What the -- late heavy bombardment that started around three point eight million years ago in the and in the end. Continued. For. You know a small but you know substantial amount of time in in terms geological terms. -- they again an atmosphere and even an atmosphere stick over as his birth is not going to stop a really large object what it does is stop the small objects what it does -- stop the small objects in the end this small objects of what they were using to base this study. We -- of the big -- would -- would slow bail but the small ones who would be the one that would break up in the small ones are the clues that truly have been the atmosphere was that the time. Let's go to another geological feature that you've written for science magazine. This is a mystery on first look it's near the equator as well as the first South Carolina was. This one looks like a lake let's call a honeymoon liked. The mystery is what kind of late and how did he get liquid water given what we now know about the intermittent CEO of warm and cold on Mars. What is the date distaste at two and a half billion years ago. Approximately so in the end and what this new studies suggesting that is that under very unusual circumstances you can you can have liquid water even that the planet's below freezing. All there are areas -- more as a cult chaotic terrain and these are really large areas where the landscape is just littered with shattered tilted kilometers thick chunks of rock and these areas also seem to be the sources of fantastic floats in the and previously scientists have proposed that you know these. -- from the chaotic curious have kind of erupted when. Subterranean -- war -- for certainly melted by the rise of molten material coming up from deep within Mars and you know volcanic activity. Or is that you know the water it was scary from distant regions via quote person and something else suddenly released him but now there's there's kind of a fresh new idea that's popped the last couple years. That helps explain both how you can have brought Aires train just get totally broken up -- -- in hell water the conflict with a largely coal plant. What this study does -- looks really a particular. Crater or an area near Mars area mars' equator called Arum chaos if they are saying you know. It's a large circular area about a 150 miles across -- looks like an old crater with a belly caloric advantage and and the large flood plain outside definitely it's kind of sculpted by him influence and -- the big question again is you know how could this happen. This team of researchers has come up with a plausible scenario that these the idea is that. You know -- crater was formed about three -- has been years ago a large impact. Again you've -- you've got this particular model like trader. And at that time Mars was warm and have to have him liquid water. And the two and a half mile deep -- started collecting you know water this is accumulated. Precipitation over time they collected enough water to make a one mile deeply. And then later that you know -- conditions on the planet. Chill that -- throws and then wind blown sentiment started to accumulate on the surface you know marches in the dust storms all the time. In the end once those settlements reached in thickness of about two kilometers thick. Blocked the heat seeping up from -- interior which normally come through you know the planet's surface in the escapes to space but in this case it was kind of blocked by the end. Overwhelmingly a sentiment in the and that blockages that he'd Olympic week coming up to -- -- more than buried lakes basin and eventually some time about two and have -- years ago. The way to the sentiment constant icy lake ceiling to collapse in the -- Squished so what lakes water to the surface you know the sentiments don't float they they sink the water rushes to the surface and in that water. Breaks to the crater rim possibly two weeks. They've routed by you know ground water seeping through the rocks and high pressure. And what they're estimating is that over the course of thirty days or so possibly less. About 93. Counts of -- commercial water which is about. 80% of all the volume of the free flowing water -- today or another way of looking again at about four times the volume of all the great links combined. Court the nine mile wide my own head. And the and the float out onto the plane surrounding its QB some of those erosion of features that there are some. -- and where's the water today as it back in the interior of the planet. Well again this would be something that that you know. Possibly evaporated. -- the could have been some seepage back into the into the -- planes and things like to have. More than likely is over -- -- -- -- the part that didn't really get locked up in minerals has been kind of evaporated and gone. Said Perkins for nature and for science side to. Speculation is based on evidence of water on the surface of Mars when and how much I'm John -- This is the John bachelor show. I'm John that's this is John bachelor show. The naked city this is this story of New York City just the way it was fifty years ago and they did that wonderful television show their eight million stories in the naked city this is one of them well in fact you know this story they're not making any more of New York City real estate that's the beginning and end this tell that tale to help me -- it. Harry Siegel writes for the New York Daily News. Perry -- more realistic okay there's never been any more realistic created so you have to do in New York in an apartment but you're writing a story of eight change in direction for apartments in New York what ease air BNB good evening TU air. Good evening so they're -- B is this really Smart. Online market makers the way it's ordinary people endured big limb words easily. Without their apartments maybe their maybe -- not. But sales which account for a week where my place armed only committed extra money over the summer I can lift it out for for the night. And you don't have always been some people come up and having displaced people vote buying and to sell. Opens up the best opportunities for a Pulitzer for individuals and -- it to -- a woman at a house or apartment. And also for Wentworth to maybe have units that they have rented at the moment they can make more money -- -- by the night of making the fact local polls but maybe you're down the hall from you mean the building you with. So what we have here is an opportunity for people who are not in their apartment at that moment or for perhaps have a bedroom it's become available. They can list. And sell that for a night or week or a month. And you negotiate directly with that person and there's a fee paid an -- B&B gets a percentage of and that's the business well. And -- that they -- -- the market cap of ten billion dollars which is more than open to date they are the first billionaires of these sharing economy. There's a lot of money to be made that little cut of each of these transactions -- question is it is mostly you know I'd -- guy on guy on the street as a place. Where it is mostly big landlords and in other cases is -- -- an excuse that we renting an apartment by the money due to whoever. Want to pay for short term place a porous. Nice -- -- -- to bed asleep in quote doers are prostitutes whatever the event release hoping you'll. Well it's New York City OK so let's go let's go with this now I I've seen some hotels in New York. Where you can pay 350. To 550. Dollars. For a place that I wouldn't wanna stay inherent let's be blunt about it. Right and your tolls that lucky you you have a place for the night so this is not a good place. If you -- hotel room but it is a good place for the hoteliers. To make a good profit OK fine -- making up for the rest of their empty rooms in America. However Eric B&B is allowing you to live where human beings actually live all the time right isn't that the advantage of the your to your going to go where people already approved that humans live here. Which is great and also. Did you and it actually going to the fabric of the city instead of being in some said the -- place. You know may be in -- we will we should cut off an actual human life -- New York. That part of it is is terrific people make it a little extra money is terrific. Produced a sitcom that's appealing about a about -- economy and just believe we did -- connect to deal with the three -- been able to -- your room. And -- get some money back. They can tell we're coming to the but part Harry -- if -- in New York is is the daily news the but part. The attorney general of New York State Eric Schneider men isn't happy with the air BNP. Business plan for New York why not. Because they're basically they're basically criminals on especially to tell that won't open up the books. Which indicates that their reasons not to with a short of it is -- think the most of the money comes from huge big users. Basically when Edwards we're renting out large blocks of units that are not supposed to be a titles it's have been up to people with fabric of the community. The putting him in a secret defect so we'll help. It's one of the ways people -- warehousing space and how -- secure -- -- you can make a lot more money. On. The reason that you don't want. Obama is certainly a new block if you live somewhere residential. This -- housing people actually need to a record deal with the the last. And so there's something very dishonest but the model and they're being beat this press but they always talk about it is. Just this very sick lady who's able to pay -- medical bills beat humans that spare room. His ordinary guy who does this and that and that's great to be simply doing that everyone welcomes them here. But I'm not sure which is that the business that really is. I I go along with what can go wrong and why but relieved and the attorney general of New York has to get with the fact that the sharing economy. Has the social media which makes it possible for people to move much faster than the long arm of the short arm of regulation. So let me give an example from the twentieth century and an older person -- so I remember when New York was an apparent it's all right. I I I was happy to have my five floor walk up on the upper west side. Now I knew and everybody new on the block that at night there were parts of the block that weren't as safe as other parts especially because there was that. As sorrow right across the canyon and I could watch what you say this is rear window times five million xxx okay that's what was going on over there. Because these were the apartments. Where human beings without means were warehoused by the city of New York in the State of New York in the 1970s and eighties it was a practice that was commonplace than. I don't think -- and longer happens. No one was going no attorney general of New York was worried about protecting my upper waseige unclaimed the people's republic from. The dangers of that -- sorrow and nor was he or she worried about protecting the people in that Astaro led nowhere else to go. And were left pretty much to fend for themselves because the police didn't particularly care about what was going on in that building now. Here we on the 21 century have I told a story that doesn't apply or is that a fair analogy -- this. It -- -- that that was not a great thing. Mr. rose has actually been real well I would in the for several years and having like single rooms that the way I mean -- -- -- cheaply and I think a lot of benefits to that. I am also absolutely pleased the city where -- people one way or another those people not go away and submit to be somewhere and they're going to be in intermingled with neighborhoods. We you don't want to institute have no social patrol this week which. Granted the government group -- it is for much of the seventies and eighties and -- let the market determine where everyone lives and -- So so these are companies are actually very good itself regulated rent. -- if you doing very bad stuff when you're ripping your Carmen -- are ready to get tossed off the marketplace -- -- today you know duke duke there's trust based verification works. Because nobody wants to do business shady person and that's great internally. But how do you protect. For extra -- for all the other people -- actually part of your system. But Whitman quit hoping that these that this is big and dynamic and open. Becomes it becomes a huge problem again. -- air -- doesn't really care if it's a giant around for a neighborhood if they don't want lots of people moving and now. It would cause and win awards along with a lot of the factors to warehouse buildings -- the west could be available can actually put a little roll with the fuel supply and demand and lower rent. Social government -- very -- mechanisms were pretty candid look at these the big picture in the common interest of the city. In a -- that that this private companies but the security didn't. At all. Do you have indication that this is a problem in the boroughs. And because I don't have any indication here in Manhattan that I've heard complaints yet. He the the other disreputable tablet in New York has had some interesting stories involving. Involving prostitutes and drug dealers using apartments in the name. Are we outlandish -- evolving and overweight a person. I just keep party. Work or hurt or or that but you -- indications extorted -- that was just insane. So I don't know that they constitute a systematic problem but it was a -- distinct what are the issues is air -- doesn't have -- books. Snyder and his assuming that thinks a good reason the most of the business comes from large -- -- so as we. You know -- is. Good conglomerate buyers from China and otherwise it's very very hard to get to number sense of how much this is distorting the market place. And how much more housing -- would be available this wasn't happening. There eight million stories in the naked city and Harry Siegel for the New York Daily News tells one of them air BNB meets New York City good luck guys on John -- and this is the John -- there.


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Stone Armadillo
Idles about.
Pit-pattering footsteps; vocalizations (on-click)
This wild pet can be found in the south eastern area of Desolace. It only spawns at night.
For those of you eager beavers like me, this pet does not spawn until 8:00 pm server time. I flew out to the area about 7:30 ST figuring it was pretty much night time, but nothing. Stayed and at 8 pm exactly 3 spawned where I was.
I went out around 1 AM realm time. Just keep going from dry river bed to try river bed and you will keep finding them it took me a little while there are a lot of poor quality ones so if you find an uncommon I'd grab that and then keep looking for a rare one after about 30 to 45 minutes I finally found a rare <3
An underrated utilty pet due to its strong normal attacks on both undead and humanoid. A good counter against valkyr, idol, and lil rag.
IIRC, I got my rare about 7 attempts in. It seemed to be really early, as I'm 3 hours ahead of sever time and I think it was around sunset locally when they started to spawn. Best thing to do is plan to level in the area or try for rares while you wait for them to spawn.
Able to find mind @ 645a server time.
9:05PM servertime, rare on first battle. lol :)
They only spawn at night. Around 10:00pm server time is when I found mine. Keep flying round the empty river beds shown on the location map. Theres plenty around, and they seem to respawn fairly quickly.
Note: If you have previously completed quests in the area, the spawns around Shok'thokar will phase out as soon as you get close.
Hopefully this helps. Happy Hunting!
This pet does NOT spawn at 630 server as previously listed.
It spawns at the start of night time on your server, which will change throughout the year with the seasons.
It might get dark at 630 server in January, but not August.
Went out huntin at 630pm server time(anvilmar) and caught my Rare on the first try. Just South west of Magram Territory. Sure Excited. Made my 300th pet!
Just so everyone knows: events involving time are now ALWAYS PST TIME! So pets that come out only at certain times will be there according to PST times, which is extremely annoying for East Coasters.
About a dozen cuties here at 6:35am est(server time). Saw from poor-rare in the pack. The early bird got it's rodent :) Magram Territory, Desolace
I found mine in Desolace, in the southwest corner. It was on the edge of water, east of the Gelkis Village. There were 2 there, 1 common & 1 poor. The time was 10:00 PM. They didn't show until then. Only rock vipers, roaches, etc were there at 8 pm.
Okay - please listen before you guys spend hour and hours waiting like I did. I belive that the time change has affected the spawn timers. Just like some achievements.
They spawn right in front of me at 9:59pm server time. A whole 2 hours after what everyone says. I caught 1 poor and 1 uncommon before I called it a night.
was out at 8 realm time but nothing showed up. so decided to go get the turquoise turtle, came back after 8 pacific and they were all over, so im guessing these little guys show up after 8 pm, all time zones...just my 2 cents :) captured a common off the bat in case a lot of people, upgraded to an uncommon and found a rare finally, at 42.83 outside the gelkis village by the water. he is a cutie, good luck.
I got the stone armadillo last night and it turned out to be my first RARE. He was in one of the dry riverbeds. I was very excited. I was working around the Cenarian place to level up before challenging the trainer.
I found 5 of these guys just east of Mannoroc Coven at 8:01 AM server time and EST. Happy hunting.
Can confirm at 5:30 am these little guys are still up for anyone hunting them in the early hours found 4 around 59,78.
Found hundreds of these guys in all dried streambeds. You can see the beds on your map. Battled about 30 and caught 10 uncommons and the rest common and poor. Still haven't found a rare though.
Not limited to the southeast corner, but limited to the type of environment they spawn and wander in -- the dry streambeds, of which there are two in close proximity in the southeastern corner. There's another by the flightpath at Thunk's Abode, and there were armadillos on it, as well. Probably they're anywhere where there are teh dry streambeds, but I already had mine by this point, and didn't check other locales.


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Last week I saw two car accidents. One I stopped to help, the other I couldn't get to. Seeing two in a week is a lot, but chances are sooner or later you will see an accident happen in front of you. The decision to help or not is up to you, but I try to help as much as possible (what goes around comes around). Here are some things to think about if you are going to help someone else in a traffic accident.
Call for help. Don't assume someone else has already called. If you can't call, tell someone else to call. Chances are pretty good that you won't be the only one that stopped to help. Make sure more help is on the way before you continue.
Your first concern has to be your safety. You can't help anyone if you are hit by another car driving by. An old cop gave me some great advise for directing traffic that applies here, "assume you are invisible and no one sees you." If you are standing in the roadway where cars drive, someone will hit you. Make sure you and your vehicle are out of the way of other motorist. If you have to stand in lane to help, put your vehicle blocking the lane and turn your wheels away from where you plan to be. This way someone has to go through your car to hit you, and if someone is looking at the accident and rear-ends your car it should (in theory) turn away from you.
Next look at ensuring the safety of those involved in the accident. Again you can use your vehicle to block traffic from running into the smashed cars or running over the person if they are lying in the road. It's been my experience the most needed thing to ensure the safety of those involved is to tell them to get out of the road. People will do quite a few crazy things after an accident because they aren't thinking straight. The two things I've seen a bunch are the people want to stand in the roadway and look at the damage to their vehicle. For some reason it doesn't bother them that they are standing in the middle of the freeway with cars flying by at 70 MPH. The other thing I see is someone standing behind the accident trying to direct traffic around his or her disabled car. For either of these situations, stand in a safe place and tell the person involved to get out of the road or to come talk to you. I've done both with a command voice and every time people listen to me. They just don't know what to do after an accident and are in a state of disbelief.
Once everyone seems safe, ask everyone if there are any other people in the vehicles. If someone is suffering from a head injury they might not remember that their friend was in the back seat. If those involved won't/can't answer questions, look for yourself. Remember to look out for your safety.
If people are still in vehicles, look hurt or can't get out of the car by themselves, and there isn't any immediate danger (like the car is on fire), encourage them to stay put. A couple reassuring words will go a long way. Try to stop other from "helping them" out of the car. If someone isn't getting out on their own there could have major injuries. If they are moved improperly it could be life threatening or cause permanent damage.
If you find multiple injuries that look bad, call 911 back and tell them what you see. If your hands are busy helping someone don't stop, have someone else call 911 and describe what you see. The operator is going to need how many people are involved, how bad the injuries are, and if the road is blocked for emergency vehicles. After that they will start asking you questions, if you are not busy actively helping someone, answer the questions.
When help arrives, give them a quick overview of what you know. It needs to be short (like 2 sentences). Example, there are four people hurt, the worst is this one with… the others have… Then wait. The emergency personnel will tell you if they need anything else.
If you can, stick around to answer more questions and give a witness statement. The cop will just ask you what you saw. If it's a minor accident it doesn't matter. If it's a major accident where people were hurt, the police will have many questions. If you have to leave and still want to help give the cop one of your business cards, or just write down your name, phone number, and "Witness" on a piece of paper and give it to the cop. If you have to leave, watch out for cops asking for your driver's license. No they aren't going to write you a ticket or charge you with anything, they just know you won't leave without your license. If you are going to help the police with their investigation/report, be patient. It takes forever to figure what happened at a traffic accident.
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The state minister for foreign affairs, on the occasion of the anniversary of Rana Plaza collapse, yesterday urged the garment sector stakeholders not to do business in a way that it endangers people's lives.
"Today we should commit that we will not do business which kills people. Personally, I made a commitment today that I will not do such a business which will kill people," Shahriar Alam, state minister for foreign affairs, said.
His comments came at an event organised by the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association at its headquarters to commemorate the first anniversary of the industrial accident, the worst in the garment industry.
The programme was attended by the dead workers' children and survivors, trade union leaders, ministers and garment owners.
Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said he could never imagine an incident as tragic as the collapse of the eight-storey building in Bangladesh. "Let us learn some lessons from this dark chapter in our history."
"I do not want another tragedy like the Rana Plaza building collapse. I cannot even sleep when I remember the incident," said Saathi Akter, a survivor.
"I cannot express in words the enormity of this tragedy. I lost my husband in the incident. Nothing can be more heartbreaking than this," said Momtaz Parveen, wife of Saeed Ahmed, who was an executive director of Phantom Apparels Ltd, one of the five factories housed in the plaza. Rokia Afzal Rahman, president of Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said she is ashamed of the catastrophe, which propelled Bangladesh into the headlines the world over for all the wrong reasons.
Nazma Akter, president of Sammilito Garment Sramik Federation, said the catastrophe took place due to an error of a few, while citing the owners and some corrupt government officials as the culpable parties.
She went on to urge the political leaders and garment owners not to exploit the poor garment workers anymore. "They should treat the workers as resources. The retailers and owners need to stop their greedy thinking."
The labour leader also criticised the Swedish retail giant H&M's Chief Executive Officer Karl-Johan Persson, who warned that the recent wage rise in the country could prompt many companies to shift orders to other countries.
She said the salaries were hiked as per H&M's recommendations, while urging retailers to pay more for per unit of garment items from Bangladesh. "We need fair price and fair wage."


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CC'd for my first time today. Relatively cool in AZ, a nippy 75 or so degrees (yes, the midwesterners and east coaster can now be jealous), so I was able to wear a light jacket over my shirt and tie.
But then it got a bit too warm for me. Took my jacket off and quickly got into my car. Gas was running low on the Bonehead-Mobile, so I stopped in at the station around my house. Stepped out of the car, very cognizant of the fact that my IWB holster and full-framed .45 were in plain sight. While it's perfectly legal to open carry in AZ, I naturally felt very self-conscious about it. When another car pulled up to the pump next to me, I made a concerted effort to turn my body to keep the gun out of their line of sight.
So, that brings me to my question: for those in OC and CC legal states, how long are you comfortable keeping you gun exposed and how much of it is exposed?


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The Secret History of the Mysterious Hooded Woman in the DC Comics Relaunch. If you've been paying close attention, you may have noticed that there's one common thread uniting all of DC's "New 52″ titles, even the ones set five years in the past: Each one features a cameo appearance by the same Mysterious Hooded Woman.
She's been spotted at Cyborg's football game in Justice League, riding a train with Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen in Action Comics, and even, as seen above, partying at the club in the pages of Green Arrow. But despite the fact that she's the busiest character in the relaunch, the question remains: Just who the heck is she?
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Ron Dennis has revealed McLaren could have pushed the boat out to retain Lewis Hamilton - but chose not to.
Hamilton this week started in earnest a three-year deal with Mercedes who are paying the Briton, who turns 28 on Monday, £15million per season.
The surprise switch announced at the end of September brought to an end Hamilton's 14-year association with McLaren, the final six of which were spent competing in Formula One.
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh long maintained Hamilton was offered a salary he believes would have made him the highest-paid driver on the grid.
Dennis, now executive chairman of the McLaren Group and McLaren Automotive, concedes more could have been done "in both directions".
Speaking to CBI magazine Business Voice, Dennis said: "I think it's wrong to portray that Lewis left this team.
"At the end of the day you end up with a situation where you're going to separate if the circumstances aren't right.
"Life isn't about one person deciding anything. It's never that way. It's about circumstances.
"Everybody says 'Am I bitterly this or bitterly that?' What? I'm a realist.
"Did we have the ability to create a situation where we could have stayed together? Categorically, yes. Would that have been the right thing to do? We didn't think so."
There were rumours Dennis fell out with Hamilton over the contract saga, but the former maintains there is no ill will towards to the latter.
"Whatever people choose to do at the end of a contractual period, the professional thing to do is to be supportive of the other side," added Dennis.
"We don't wish him every success at Mercedes - that's understandable, as he's obviously going to be a competitor - but we don't wish him anything negative."


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It is 1648, a small village in the Alps: In the thick of a blizzard,a town priest discovers he's been poisoned. As numbness creeps up his body, he summons the last of his strength and scratches a sign in the frost that will lead the town hangman, his daughter, and the town physician in pursuit of a treasure of the Knights Templar. But the priest's murderer is already on their trail, and he's not the only one after the legendary fortune: a dark monk is not far behind,and a band of thieves is roving the countryside, attacking solitary travelers and spreading panic. The race is on, and the stakes are high.
Delivering on the promise of his first book, Oliver Pötzsch takes readers on a whirlwind tour through the occult hiding places of Bavaria's ancient monasteries, bringing to life the compassionate hangman - who's destined to join the ranks of literature's most beloved characters.
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"The Real Discovery of Penicillin!"
I liked "The Dark Monk" better than its predecessor, "The Hangman's Daughter." It tells a better story, and it has fewer horrific descriptions of Midieval torture. (Yes, I know that this story technically takes place during the Reformation, but the people and villages depicted here still seem locked deep in the Middle Ages.) I also liked it better because of Pötzsch's increased inclusion of herbology in this story. Here, Pötzsch speculates about the original discovery of Penicillin, attributing it to one of his characters. Such speculation makes some sense: Practicing herbalists may, indeed, have quietly discovered the antibiotic properties of certain molds prior to Alexander Flemming's official discovery of Penicillium rubens in 1928. With "The Hangman's Daughter," Pötzsch built a tale around one of his real 17th-century forebears: a veritable village executioner. Whodathunk that anyone could make a hero out of someone who tortures and murders for a living? I, personally, find this character difficult to believe -- an executioner with a gentle heart and the gift of healing? However, if you can swallow that premise, then you might like "The Dark Monk," in which the executioner, his daughter, and her lover solve another mystery. And what a mystery they solve: the location and nature of the lost Templar treasure! The narrator, Grover Gardner, also does a better job with this audiobook than he did with "The Hangman's Daughter," using a wider variety of voices to distinguish the characters. He doesn't have very good accents in his repertory, but he makes attempts, as necessary. I hesitate to say this -- because "The Hangman's Daughter" contains a lot of harrowing scenes of cruelty -- but you will probably enjoy "The Dark Monk" better if you have listened to "The Hangman's Daughter" first. You stand forewarned.
"Great, Like a Bavarian Cream Cake"
I really liked The Hangman's Daughter, so I was hoping the sequel, The Dark Monk, would be just as good. Well, I actually liked the sequel more than the original book (by just a bit). The author, Oliver Pötzsch, is very good at pacing the narrative so it moves along quickly and never lags or falters. Either Pötzsch has a talented editor or he is graced with a marvelous gift for narrative. Admittedly, there are perhaps just a few too many cliff-hangers, but then you are carried along with the flow of the narrative and don't realize that until later assuming you think about what you've read (or heard). I'm not sure the books are meant to do anything but entertain, but they give you a glimpse of life in 17th century Germany (and by implication much of Europe as well). Jakob Kuisl is the Executioner of Schongau, and he is the lens through which you view the interesting if brutal life of the time. The Hangman's Daughter series is unique; it's history mystery at its very best. As for Audible's narrator, Grover Gardner, I can think of no one today whose voice and narrative skills would be better. His elocution and pronunciation are just right, and the voice seems appropriate to his subject.
"Interesting story but uninteresting writing."
Perhaps it is due to the translation, but the writing is bland. If my German was better, I would have liked to hear the story in its original language. Maybe it would have been better.
"I really like these characters"
I also like the timeframe and backdrop for the story. I look forward to more from Oliver....
Miss Angie
"Another Addictive Hangman's Daughter Book"
Yes, I actually probably would. It's just fascinating and the narrator has such a way of making it come alive.
Grover Gardner has such a fantastic voice and way of telling this story. Personally, I'm glad I listened to it instead of just reading it because it was excellent and enthralling as he spun the tale and changed his voice for each character.
One of my favorite parts about this book was the epilogue. The Author tells you how he came to write the book using so much history from his family tree and how he actually descends from the Hangman and how he goes back to Bavaria to research all of the locations. He then takes you on a walking/bike tour of the Priest's Corner, and tells you exactly what to look for if you vacation there. I hadn't really thought too much about visiting Bavaria before, but now I really want to go!
Another amazing book in the Hangman's Daughter series. I'm really loving this author and his ability to tell a tale that incorporates historical realness with absolute creativity and imagination. This book was another stunning visual in the way he combined his words, and I like how he has the ability to connect his old story without it being related. I would not recommend skipping the first book in the series, but you could easily read this one without having read it and not be lost. The characters and storylines intertwine and the plot has fun up and downs without being entirely predictable.
"vividly entertaining"
It is an adventure. you will love the journey. it is by no means an insight to characters but a very accurate and detailed representation of the era.
"Not My Style at All"
Unfortunately there's no way to know about a book until you read it. Reviews give you some idea, but the book may still be one you don't like. That's the case here.
Of the genre, no. Of this series, oh my yes! I was going to ask that someone send me the name of the villain, but after a few more chapters, I just don't care.
I would not have chosen Mr. Gardner to narrate, but as he was chosen, I wish he had decided between just reading the book and providing voices. I didn't think his voice fit with the heavy Germanic characters.
For those who like it, sure. For me, this is my first and last.
I found the book very slow moving with a bizarre cast of characters. I listened for several hours, so I think I gave it a fair trial.
"still interested"
Book 1 was fantastic as I love historical stories. hangman's daughter was a bit dry and was a struggle to finish but I am looking forward to book 3
"Dan Brown should sue...."
Probably- he's not a bad story teller- and the Hangman and his family are interesting characters to follow.
Disappointing in its unoriginality. He wrote a Dan Brown book- but set it a few hundred years ago. Right down to the mad monk, and a Templar mystery with clues in art and prayers. It's not that it's a bad read- but if I were Dan Brown- I'd sue.
No, but this was fine. He sounds like James Woods.
Mostly- you don't really have to make an effort to pay attention because you can see the story coming a mile away.
Maybe this guy is Dan Brown's secret identity and since he can only write one story he has to write under another name.....
"Easy story to follow, but yet entertaining"
I have listened to many audible books. This is not a biting your nails kind of book, but whenever I stopped listening, my mind wondered back to it curious to see how it would end. This is an easy story to follow, but entertaining. Grover Gardner does an execellent job bringing the characters to life. The translation from German into English was well done. I am looking forward to listening to book three.
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stay in park, move to house or move doublewide? long!
hi! i live in a 2178 square foot doublewide. it's a 1996 colony laurel model, and i must say, i LOVE IT. that being said, i don't like the fact that it is on rented land, 1/4 acre in a pretty nice mobile home park (most are doublewides and most sit facing the street, not end facing street). my lot rent is 295.00 a month, which includes nothing except the lot. (we pay trash, water, sewer, all utilities, etc....) we have been tossing around the idea of moving to a "real" house, as an investment in our future. i am frustrated by the fact that mobile homes tend to depreciate over time instead of appreciating in value. as well as the fact that the 295.00 per month will never get me anywhere as opposed to a land payment. with all of that being said, i am torn as to what to do. we have been looking for a home in the 120-150 thousand dollar range and i have found that i cannot replicate anywhere near the size nor amenities i have in my current home. (huge master bath with jacuzzi tub, very large kitchen with upgraded appliances, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, family room, living room and dining room) we have made our home much more houselike than mobile homelike, but still the value is not as great as it should be as we are on rented land and when all is said and done, it still is a mobile home. here's the dilemna, since i've nearly ruled out purchasing a new house, would it be worth it for me to move this? does the value go up that much by putting a doublewide on a foundation on it's own property, or will it be a never-ending battle of depreciation? property values in our area are really starting to escalate, does that have any effect on mobiles in the area (even if they are on rented land?). it would seem logical that the less affordable the "real" houses are in the area, the more valuable the well-maintained newer mobile homes would be, but i am not sure. i have done some sleuthing but ours is one of the largest mobiles around here and it's hard to find any recent sales to compare it to. a current real estate listing has a single wide on a 1/4 acre piece of land going for 129,000. my real estate agent has told me she would list my home for about 65,000. other mobiles (much smaller, approximately 30%-50% smaller) in my neighborhood are listing for between 20,000.00 and 40,000.00.
sorry this is so long, i tried to outline my dilemna as accurately as possible.
all opinions are welcome!
Lucky you! I'm amid the parks here in FL where the park owners are selling out to condo developers & park residents have been notified they have to vacate in 6 months and are only getting $4- $5000 to move their double wides!
Our lot rent is $399 a month-only incl. mowing, garbage-we have our own water meters.
Your home is so new that it would withstand a reputable move. To find all of the assets your home has, in a stick built home-would cost you through the nose, plus land, well & sceptic, etc.
Buy that land, pour a great foundation, move your home and you will have the best scenario.
I'm formerly from west of Scranton-and if you can find a prime piece of land..grab it!
thanks for responding to my posting!
DH and i are currently on the hunt for a piece of property to move our home to.
we found a wonderful piece of land (riverfront, on the susquehanna) in another county. the views of the water are gorgeous and it had a dock and and unbelievable price tag. only 28,900 for .92 acres!! sounds too good to be true, right? well, it was. as we were leaving the property, we noticed an establishment across the road. the sign in front of the establishment had the name of the place, and underneath it said "private club". we stopped at a diner down the road and asked what that place was. imagine our surprise when we found out it was a swinger's club!!!
sooooooooo, our hunt for land continues :)
Out west - cheapest pad rental in MH park is $400 per month - $800 is not unheard of. Other issues - MH does not appreciate on land - not the way a stick house does. I am in 1800+ sq ft MH on 5 acres in rural area ....tax on home is $600 per year/personal rather than real estate property. I was thinking about selling all right here and moving closer in to town into MH park, purchasing a new MH - (I live alone).. However, when I consider the hemmorhage caused by the pad rental, I will just stay where I am - and hire a driver when I can no longer get around. Surely a driver isn't going to cost me $800 a month unless I have to get to town for bingo games or something.
Haha, jiggreen, I know EXACTLY the property you were referring to, near the "private club." (I live in Harrisburg, south of there, and we always joke about that club-- and the other seedy establishments-- on that stretch of highway when we drive through.)
Probably best you passed on it, if for no other reason than the Susquehanna FLOODS. You would have had to put your house on stilts!!
I would buy land next to a swingers club, if there were a major price incentive, however the flooding would keep me away. When all is said and done that building I'm sure has very few windows and as a result you have more privacy that you would across from say a resteraunt, and the people who go there aren't going to bring children, so that means no snotnosed 10 year olds with sticks attacking your shrubs, However Flood plains tend to be hot and Humid in the summer and Cold and dry in the winter, not good.
I would recomend moving onto a piece of land and building a foundation, in the future if you wanted somthing that appreciated you could build a house on that land, or oyu could just enjoy owning your situation and paying taxes rather than rent.
So how does one go about finding financing for this endeavor? My husband and I are having difficulties because the few people we have talked about said you are only allowed one move of a manufactured home and they are counting the move from the factory. Our home is currently sitting on a lot in MI so we're paying lot rent, our mortgage and apartment rent in our new state. We relocated for employment reasons and are looking at purchasing land but b/c we already own the home (pay on a mortgage) we are having difficulty cutting through the red tape to get the moving financed in with the home without paying 3 sets of closing costs and getting shut down before we even get started. We've been told that it will cost upwards of 20,000 to move and set up our home on a slab foundation (that's without redoing the drywall). Any advice would be appreciated. This is very frustrating for us.


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Special reports: A
side of Carnival violence that the government-aligned mainstream media
find "newsworthy"
American youth shot by security guardby Eric Jackson The established script that forms the mainstream media framework into which Carnival violence is reported here is about vicious street gangs from the most dangerous slum neighborhoods looking for trouble and ever vigilant cops taking extraordinary measures to thwart the public enemies' evil intentions. To the extent that a few people get shot or stabbed to death during Carnival anyway, it's a matter of little gangsters being clever or the armed guardians of civilization being unable to be everywhere at once. But there's another story line about the effort to maintain order during Carnival in Panama City. It's a tale of decisions taken without consulting the public, and particularly not the people in the neighborhoods most affected, mainly on the basis of political patronage; of bright ideas like charging a quarter to use the toilets and men urinating on any convenient wall or shrub to save two bits; of the streets by which the public comes and goes not being fenced as promised to keep gardens from being trampled; of cops and security guards not letting people come and go from their homes in the affected area and the Torrijos administration blaming it on a broken-down printing machine that kept it from printing the promised passes. Some of this latter story made its way into the mainstream media, particularly those not aligned with the PRD. But just how extreme the police state atmosphere that was Carnival under the Torrijos administration became was not, however, considered newsworthy. No doubt there are editors and publishers out there who would consider it an unpatriotic attack on the national tourism industry to report how bad it really became. Jonathan Adam Norcross, age 15, lives in the Oceania Tower, on a hill overlooking one of the main entrances to the Carnival site on the Transistmica, with his parents. Private security guards from the Central American Security Agency, owned by one Eric Ardilla, were put in charge of limiting access to the neighborhood. At about 11 p.m. on Carnival Tuesday he was in a car with several friends, headed toward his family's apartment. The rent-a-cops refused to let the car pass, saying that they had a list of area residents and there was no Norcross on it. Jonathan asked the guards to call the security at his building, and was told that the apartment where he said his family lives does not exist. As it became clear that his friends and their car wouldn't be allowed to pass, he got out of the vehicle and walked past the guards in the direction of his home. At this point one of the security guards whipped out his pistol and shot Norcross in the back of his left leg, with the bullet smashing its way into his knee from behind. When the cops came, the Central American Security Agency claimed that Norcross was armed, which he, his parents and his friends who were at the scene all denied. No weapon was produced. Norcross, accompanied by his father and was taken to the emergency room at Santo Tomas Hospital. Later, his friends went to file a criminal complaint against the security guards. One of those friends, 19-year-old Dannett Sánchez, maintained in her sworn statement to prosecutors that Norcross didn't speak Spanish and while one security guard told him in Spanish that he couldn't walk up to his home, the other, one Nicanor Virrueta Zurdo, shot Norcross. "My friend didn't have any sort of weapon, wasn't drinking liquor, nor were any of us [his friends in the car.]" According to Jonathan's father, Tom Norcross, the two security guards involved in the altercation with his son have been charged with assault by prosecutors. At the emergency room the doctors were unable to extract the bullet from Jonathan Norcross's leg and scheduled him for further surgery. He was placed in a ward with an armed guard. Santo Tomas reputedly has the best and most experienced trauma specialists in Panama and Tom Norcross has no complaints about the doctors' care. However, he and his family have learned something about the nightmarish conditions that prevail in this public hospital --- no blankets, no pillows, so their son was lying on a hospital bed covered with a plastic tarp; infrequent housekeeping and nursing services, so their son was left on sheets covered with blood that had seeped through his bandages and stains from an improperly maintained IV that was dripping the fluid that was supposed to go into his veins onto the bed; no pain medication available. Tom Norcross called the quality of nursing services at Santo Tomas "appalling." The elder Norcross, who protested to the Consular Section of the American Embassy here, saves his most stern criticism for the Central American Security Agency. A former police officer in San Luis Obispo, California who works as a consultant here, he told The Panama News in an exchange of emails that "it is a real concern that armed guards are allowed to operate under the license of companies that are only concerned about their profit and not the safety and well-being of their clients and the law abiding public." In particular, he criticized the security guard agency for putting "these ill-trained and poorly equipped 'little' people who desperately need work" into situations that can lead to armed confrontations. Sociologist Marco A. Gandásegui, hijo puts Carnival violence into a broader context. "The 2008 Carnival was put on with the disorder and chaos that everyone predicted. In Panama City, the disorder had as its backdrop the $4 million that went from the national treasury to subsidize the organizing committee's account." He compared this with celebrations in most of the rest of the country, where local committees --- the Calle Arriba and Calle Abajo organizations --- plan and put on the festivities with fewer problems and many local governments count upon Carnival income for much of their annual budgets. In the capital, by contrast, Gandásegui said that "they really don't celebrate the Festival of Rey Momo. The government organizes a spectacle with music, fireworks and police state controls."
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You too can easily have fresh and tasty lettuce, right in your yard.
The first step is to choose seeds that aren't owned by Monsanto. I'll try to keep my rant short here. They now own roughly 40% of veggie seeds in the US, and have not only purchased seed companies and their names, but have also purchased the names of some heirloom seeds! Pure evil. Check out this helpful article to get all of the information straight. I used an Organic Heirloom Mesclun Blend from a great local company, Renee's Garden.
I germinated my seeds indoors by a window in late March, and then transferred the starts to the garden when they were ready. This time of year in California, you can definitely direct seed.
Plant in full sun, after danger of frost. Prepare your beds by digging and loosening the soil at least 10 inches deep. Top with about an inch of good compost or manure and mix it into the soil. Then, plant seeds 1/4 inch deep about an inch apart.
Keep well watered, and 2 days to a week later you'll have sprouts! So easy! Soon, you'll have so much you won't know what to do with it all, and you'll have to (gasp) share it! You maverick, you.
Loose leaf lettuces are great because you can just harvest leaves as you need and eat them fresh. They're delicious plain, but I'll also be posting soon on easy homemade salad dressings, so check back!
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