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The Weeknd is set to open for Justin Timberlake, beginning Wednesday, November 6th at the Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
Fruitvale Station star Michael B. Jordan was honored at a Vanity Fair event at LA's Soho House on Monday night.
In support of her new album Matangi, M.I.A.'s mini Fall tour is set to hit Los Angeles on November 11th and 12th.
Chicago's Tumbao Bar Grill will host the Dia De Los Muertos Dance Party this Wednesday, featuring Latin world music from DJs Soulphonetics and reggae tunes from Papa G.
The lovely vixens of New York City's Brown Girls Burlesque are bringing "a showgirl showdown" to D.C.'s Black Cat DC.
Now that the summer season is closing, Ibiza Rocks is launching a brand new music festival to keep you entertained over the cold winter months. "Ibiza Rocks the Snow" is bringing the warm vibes of the Balearic Islands to the ice cold Alps this winter.
BRIC Art's first second-Saturday House Party celebrates the creative and cultural diversity of the wonderful borough of Brooklyn.
An all female collective will take over London's Shinobare Studios October 7th – 17th to showcase 'Re-Introducing Oshun' — movement, visual arts, and poetry centered on black women's bodies, gender, and sexual expression through the lens of the Yorùbá deity.
On Saturday, Global Citizen Festival 2013 brought 75,000 people together to enjoy stellar musical performances by Stevie Wonder, Kings of Leon, Alicia Keys, and John Mayer, and to push us toward the audacious but achievable goal of eradicating poverty by 2013.
Tonight, Soulphonetics' Dance Syndrome, Chicago's longest running, monthly electro/global-bass dance party, returns to Taxim with electro-tropical DJ/producer Dario X.
In support of her 26th studio album, 'Closer to the Truth,' Cher has announced 'The Dressed To Kill Tour' for 2014.
Latino Heritage Month (September 15th – October 15th) is underway and the AfroLatin@ Project has partnered with Geko Jones and his Que Bajo?! record label to present the Afrolatinidad Series — three free nights of film, art, and music from 7pm to 10pm.
On Saturday, October 5th, MC Zulu and Chicago's SubT Lounge host a night of global roots, transnational bass, and nu whirled goodness featuring Uproot Andy, of NYC's Que Bajo?!
Que Bajo?! and Mixpak crews are joining forces for an electro-caribe Labor Day weekend celebration at New York City's Libation on Saturday, August 31st.
The dapper Brooklyn gents over at Park Slope's Gentlemen's Shop are celebrating six years and counting with an anniversary party tonight, August 23rd.
Thrilling Cuban drama film 'Una Noche' will hit New York City theaters starting Friday, August 23rd, followed by an iTunes release on August 26th.
Check out 10 shows in London's West End that you must see! Perhaps not the obvious choices, but certainly proves the quality of entertainment currently on stage at London's theatres.
This Wednesday, Washington, D.C.'s Tropicalia will host a celebration of sounds from the African diaspora for Okayafrica's South African House Fiesta.
On Saturday, August 24th, global electro duo Soulphonetics will not only be one of the headliners at this year's Brasil Fest Chicago, they will also host the official after party, International Bust Down Vol. 5 at Beauty Bar.
New York City's SummerStage is paying homage to the city's rich Dominican culture with three nights of free live Bachata performances by Aventura's Toby Love, Latin Grammy-nominated singer Andy Andy, and NY-bred group Bachata Heightz.


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DEFINITION of 'Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP)'
The TGLP was instituted in 2008 by the FDIC during the worldwide banking crisis. The TGLP was one of many government interventions that resulted from the determination by the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve that the severe systemic risk warranted unprecedented action. Under the program, the FDIC increased its insurance coverage for depository accounts held at certain financial institutions, and also leant its guarantee to certain unsecured credit obligations of those institutions, most notably certificates of deposit and commercial paper. These two separate programs were known as the Transaction Account Guarantee Program and the Debt Guarantee Program
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP)'
The TGLP was conceived to avert the two most immediate threats to the U.S. financial system. The first was the confidence of the public in the integrity ot their depositary institutions. The second threat was the disintegration in the interbank and short-term credit markets causing such a liquidity crisis that several major institutions went bankrupt.
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We have a journal book in our Adoration Chapel. From time to time, visitors there write some personal reflections in it.
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CANASTOTA, NY - When I saw the note set forth below, I "knew" it was meant to be shared beyond the walls of this little Chapel.
'Dear Jesus,
When I am lonely or depressed at home since becoming a widow, I come to Adoration and peace and stillness overcome me. It is better than relying on medicine; it works immediately.
I do not want to leave here and sometimes stay 2-3 hours. It is peaceful here and being in God's Presence is like being wrapped in a soft blanket of love and comfort.
Being alone at home can be very lonely until I recall that You are always with me and I can talk to You.
I love being here.'
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Office for National Statistics are now listing E-cigs and music streaming as popular average consumer goods, while old fashioned buys like unskinned rabbits, lamp oil and cloth caps are off the list
According to Spotify, the best way to get in the mood for sex is a two-minute slice of ambient English indie pop
Ed Sheeran's X was the most streamed album of 2014
The Official Charts Company chief executive Martin Talbot says the move was designed to compile "the most accurate, reliable and up-to-date charts"
Ed said his mum and dad partied harder than he did - and wound up Coldplay's Chris Martin
The 24-year-old pop babe appeared to use her platform at the music bash to make a political statement about the state of the music industry
Apple wants to add Beats Music to every iPhone and iPad and it's bad news for rival music-streaming service Spotify
It's her biggest break up yet - Taylor Swift has parted ways with streaming service Spotify. We looked at the money in the music and found a single paid download can be worth more than dozens of streams.
The 24-year-old singer looks stunning in the super close up shot on the front cover of TIME Magazine with pink lips and piecing blue eyes
The 1989 hitmaker pulled her back catalogue from Spotify and her record label Big Machine has leapt to her defence and said the music industry was better before the music streaming site
YouTube highlights its commitment to music with a dedicated music hub and an ad-free subscription service called Music Key
Taylor said: "I'm not willing to contribute my life's work to an experiment that I don't feel fairly compensates the writers, producers, artists, and creators of this music"
The singer has previously said she thinks music streaming sites "undervalue art" if people can listen to songs for free
Spotify has launched a new family subscription plans that makes it cheaper to subscribe to the premium service as a group
Presenter reveals the show has taught him how tough it is for contestants
As Apple looks to cut the price of its Beats Music service, Bono is dropping hints about a brand new music format
Despite appearing to have just woken up, Abbey sees to have a full face of make-up and perfectly tousled locks
Ed has teamed up with the music streaming provider to record a number of stripped-back versions of hits from his new album
For the first time ever the UK singles charts will factor in the number of times songs are streamed over the internet
The purchase is seen as Apple's effort to make headway in music streaming - the fastest-growing segment of the market, as iTunes sales decline
From investors in Skype, Spotify and pasta sauce, we look at other stars who have invested their cash in other ventures
David Palmer has recorded a series of cringe-worthy music videos under the stage name Dave In Charge after being inspired by US rapper Eminem
The digital music service also reckons Imagine Dragons and Lorde are in line to be honoured at the big ceremony this weekend
The overall music, video and games market was worth £5.4 billion in 2013, up 4% on 2012
The new ad-supported service will allow mobile users to play a limited number of songs on-demand, but will mostly offer pre-made playlists
Perplexed by Spotify, iPhones and twerking? Your kids will be, like, so embarrassed by you, pops
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It comes just a month after Google introduced its Play Music All Access, a streaming subscription service for Android devices
The singer's hit Someone Like You is the perfect song to calm in-flight nerves, according to scientific research out today
The Survivor song, made famous by Sylvester Stallone's Rocky III, scored high in the chart of tunes men hit the gym to, according to Spotify


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Consumer tastes are changing at a greater rate than ever before. Not surprisingly, the purchasing habits of the youngest generation present the most dramatic shifts -- a reflection of what they find important. 24/7 Wall St.
Millennials' eating habits have been a driving force behind the movement toward fresh, healthy and natural foods in the U.S. Now researchers are finding that their younger brothers and sisters — known as Generation Z — may be even more inclined to eat healthy.
Yves here. This post addresses a pet peeve of mine, namely, the reverential treatment of the Piketty postulate that r (the rate of return on wealth, which Piketty defines very inclusively) exceeds g, overall economic growth. This is usually written as r > g. A number of people have debunked Piketty's self-proclaimed "fundamental law of capitalism" from a range of perspectives.
The recent news that America has one of the highest rates of youth unemployment in the developed world may be horribly discouraging, but it's hardly surprising.
Marketers are always trying to woo younger consumers. They may not have as much money as older folks, but they bring a sense of hipness and desirability to anything they buy. Youths are also sought after as customers because consumption habits are often ingrained at a young age—and because they will be money-spending consumers for many, many years to come.
The youngest generation of consumers, Generation Z, are traditional retail's worst nightmare. Generation Z is loosely qualified as anyone born after 1990.
The tech world is mystified and frightened by teens. At the same time, tech companies are desperately catering to these impulsive digital natives, whose behavior shapes and heralds the industry's future.
According to a recent survey, people who belong to the Generation X and Generation Y demographics haven't been deterred by the housing market downturn at all.
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Cash gold jumped 1 percent to a session high of $1,381.80 an ounce on Wednesday as physical buyers rushed to buy bullion after the price plunged to its weakest since early 2011 in the previous session.
Physical dealers also noted a shortage in gold bars because of the demand, pushing up premiums for gold bars in Singapore and Hong Kong. Bullion has fallen about 17 percent so far this year after an unbroken 12-year string of gains.


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You forgot: "... who likes punching aliens in the balls."
Who doesn't?
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You forgot: "... who likes punching aliens in the balls."
Who doesn't?
Why shouldn't I use a phone as an alarm clock?
Did you not see the topic of this article? My plug in has never crapped out due to bugs. Looks like you can't say the same for that phone.
The Fourth Amendment says people should be secure in their "persons, houses, papers, and effects." These are all clearly material things, and don't include the contents of your brain.
Fast forward one hundred years...
100 million dental X-rays? Can't we use some standard unit, like Libraries of Congress?
4 - 6 megarads.
You're confusing flight sims with Leisure Suit Larry.
Mile high club in an SR-71.
You have to get your hands dirty for a lot of science...
But the science got done and we made a neat gun for the mice who are still alive!
fittest is technically speaking physical fitness. and in evolution survival of the fittest does not apply to intellect, as in other species the most intelligent one usually lose (why there are no talking lions (lol).
Really? Then how did we become the "fittest" species on the planet when we can't outrun a housecat, much less something bigger that sees us as food?
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Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 31, 2010
As some of you might know, I'm quite an active twitterer. Earlier this month, there was a lot of discussion on Twitter about how unique we all were. Why? Because only a very small percentage of people actually tweet regularly. Forrester's Technographics® data shows that only 11% of US online consumers tweet monthly, while more than 84% say that they never tweet.
So who are these "tweeps," and why are they so attractive to marketers? As one would assume, people who tweet monthly or more display many characteristics of early adopters: They are more educated, more likely to own a smartphone, more likely to be male, and more likely to have a higher income.
What really makes them unique, and at the same time very interesting for marketers, are their attitudes:
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 26, 2010
Recently, deal-of-the-day Web site Groupon got a lot of attention because of Google's interest in its business. We understand that there are a few attractive pieces to the Groupon story — it's theoretically a very lucrative business model. My colleague Sucharita Mulpuru commented on this at the end of November with a post highlighting the business opportunities of deal-of-the-day sites. What I was interested in was the customer side: Who is actually using these sites?
Our Technographics® data shows that the majority of US online consumers aren't familiar with deal-of-the-day sites like Groupon or Living Social, and another 25% haven't used them yet.
Looking at these numbers, you could say that there's quite some opportunity for growth. However, the current users have quite a unique profile: The 3% of US consumers who frequently use deal-of-the-day sites have a lot of money to spend (about half of them report having an average household income of $100K or more), and they expect to spend more money online this year than last year. They are twice as likely to be influenced by what's hot and what's not, two-thirds are willing to try new things, and 62% agree that they often change their mind about which brand to buy after doing some research — making them the ideal target audience for deal-of-the-day sites.
Posted by Jackie Rousseau-Anderson on December 25, 2010
Amidst all the craziness that the end of the year can bring, it's always refreshing to take time out from the madness and enjoy something a little more light-hearted. So, in reflecting on the mixed bag of craziness and joy that is the holidays, we're dedicating our holiday blog to market researchers everywhere. Hope you are enjoying this holiday season with some quality moments with your family and friends.
We present to you: eight ways market research feels like the holiday season all year long:
Posted by Jackie Rousseau-Anderson on December 22, 2010
Our post last week on consumers' reported TV and Internet consumption has attracted a lot of attention.[i] The data behind the annual report we published on the topic is fascinating in the trends it reveals on how consumers perceive their interactions with media outlets.[ii] While this report is dedicated to understanding consumers' changing online and mobile behaviors, the data behind this report also lends itself to a conversation centering around the changing landscape of consumers' media behaviors.
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 20, 2010
It's the time of year again, in which we tend to look back at what has been, and look forward to what will happen. Looking at this from a professional angle, 2010 was a very interesting year for the industry: research vendors bounced back from the recession, there was an increased focus on added value, and we saw a lot of innovation happening. In our report Predictions 2011: What Will Happen In Market Research, my team and I have identified a number of trends that we expect to shape market research in 2011.
Organization, technology, and social are defining the research agenda in 2011. In fact, in 2011 market researchers need to embrace social media as an information source, recognize technology as a driver of change while understanding how to implement it effectively, and continue to identify and integrate innovative methodologies to prepare for the future ahead. This will drive, for example, the following trends:
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 17, 2010
Forrester's Technographics® shows that online European consumers have lost their trust in traditional media as an information source. A low 30% of online Europeans state that they trust the TV as an information source. The traditional media that Europeans see as most trustworthy are radio and newspapers. About one-third agree that they trust newspapers as an information source. Funnily enough, this number varies significantly across European countries: 45% of French Internet users trust newspapers as an information source — a number that is almost three times as high as the 16% quoted by their UK counterparts!
In fact, consumers trust consumer reviews and price comparison Web sites more than manufacturers' Web sites. But what does this trust mean? How influential are consumer reviews in the purchasing process? About one in 10 online consumers takes consumer reviews specifically into consideration when making a major purchase. Information sources that influence them most in the purchasing process are going to the shop (34%), talking with family and friends (24%), and the retailer's Web site (13%). And although we see some differences in the percentages reported by country, these top three are the same everywhere.
Posted by Jackie Rousseau-Anderson on December 13, 2010
There was a lot of buzz last week about Procter & Gamble's decision to move spend away from TV soaps and daytime dramas and toward digital channels. And our most recent report (our annual look at consumers' online behaviors), published today, supports this trend. For the first year ever, the average time US consumers report spending online is the same that they report spending watching offline TV. While Gen Yers have been spending more time online than watching TV offline for a few years now, this is the first year for Gen Xers. And Boomers now report spending equal time for both. Of course, Seniors Boomers still report spending most of their media time offline.
The data we present in this most recent Technographics® report is self-reported, so the metrics aren't the same as those you'd see from a Nielsen or comScore. But, the data tells a very important story that is coming directly from the mouths of consumers: They now see themselves splitting the time they spend with offline and online media at least equally. The other interesting piece to this media use puzzle is that, looking over time, this change hasn't come as a result of a drastic decrease in the time consumers are spending with their TVs. Rather, the change is due to the explosive growth in the time consumers are spending online.
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 10, 2010
Location-based social networks (LBSNs), apps that are downloaded on a mobile phone, offer organizations a possibility of right-time, right-place marketing by connecting people and nearby points of sale with geotargeted media. Forrester's Technographics® data shows that only 4% of US online adults have ever used location-based social networks, such as FourSquare and Brightkite, on their mobile phones, with only 1% using them more than once a week. Although the uptake is limited to a small group, this doesn't mean that LBSNs are not useful.
Looking at the profile of location-based app users, we see that they are:
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on December 3, 2010
Many people consume content from multiple media channels simultaneously (see for example this recent post on European youth), but does the content they're looking at actually overlap? We looked into our Technographics® data to see what consumers are doing on their computers while watching a TV show and we found that the top four activities have nothing to do with what they are watching.
Because consumers are using their PC for activities that require more attention than watching TV – which is mostly a passive activity — it's questionable how much of the TV content they are even registering. Almost one-third of consumers are playing games on their computers while watching television, and one-quarter are doing schoolwork. Has the TV just become background noise?
We also see that 44% of consumers are communicating with friends via social networks, chat, and email on topics that are not related to the show. So consumers are interested in content online, but not necessarily in parallel with the broadcasting of a show. Market researchers need to develop a research plan that helps companies understand how and when consumers watch TV, and when they are checking out online content related to the company's products or brand, in order to build a marketing strategy that reinforces the message across channels.
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I seriously doubt we'll see a Galio nerf. But... NERF TEAM WORK.
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I have a WPF app where i want to control IsEnabled property of several textboxes in code by setting just one bool. So i decide to add databinding for textboxes IsEnabled property. Here is the source object definition:
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Where 'QuestionControlsState' simple class with only one public property 'IsEnabled' Then i bind some of textboxes:
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At this point it works fine, when i change IsEnabled attribute in Window.Resources section databinding works. But i want to control it from code, so i get source object:
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And now when i try to set _questionControlsState.IsEnabled, textbox state not change and there is now warnings in output.


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Even though "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" topped the box office the weekend, the Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and CinemaScore grades for the film were all down from the first entry in the new series. This afternoon, we broke down all the ways Marc Webb's film went wrong (and few things it got right), bu...Read More »
As you're probably aware at this point from the inescapable marketing onslaught (damn that Evian Spider-baby to the darkest depths of hell), "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," Sony's sequel to the reboot of the series based on a comic-book, hit theaters in the U.S. on Friday, after opening in much of the r...Read More »
Critics are less enthused about "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" than they were about 2012's reboot of the comic-book franchise. The Chicago Tribune review headline declaring the sequel as "just adequate, too long" pretty much nails it. What is amazing, however, is the praise being heaped upon the more in...Read More »
This year the official summer season launches, as did last, with a Marvel comic sequel. But Sony's costly "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," while it opened $2 million ahead of the expected gross of $90 million, is nowhere close to last year's Marvel entry. While it's scoring overseas, it could face a long...Read More »
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"The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (Sony) grossed around $35.5 million for its opening (including $8.7 million from Thursday night shows), with a likely weekend domestic total around $90 million or a bit more. The film is doing as well as expected, and as of Thursday it had already grossed over $150 million...Read More »
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Mavericks believe improving Dalembert has been huge bargain
As the season has progressed, the Dallas Mavericks have become increasingly pleased with the production of center Samuel Dalembert.
Two games earlier this week serve as a barometer for how Dalembert has played lately.
In Sunday's game against Brooklyn, Dalembert collected 12 points and season highs in rebounds (15) and blocks (seven). On Tuesday against Oklahoma City, the 12-year veteran finished with 10 points and seven rebounds.
"Sam's been great," owner Mark Cuban said. "He's been going to the offensive boards and having a huge impact, keeping possessions alive even when he doesn't get rebounds, blocking shots, finishing around the basket, hitting his little jumper.
"He's doing all the things we hoped he would do when we signed him, and then some."
Dalembert, who shook off a stiff back to start Thursday against the Los Angeles Clippers, is averaging 6.5 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. But he's averaging only 20.2 minutes, which limits his overall production.
"I have to be able to find my niche," the 6-foot-11 Dalembert said. "I watch a lot of film and try to maximize my time out there.
"At 20 minutes a game sometimes when you get back in it's a different lineup and you got to get a feel for everybody and then know exactly what they like to do. Thank God I've been very successful with that."
Coach Rick Carlisle was delighted to see Dalembert start and play significant minutes, particularly because the Clippers have a 6-11 center of their own in DeAndre Jordan.
"There aren't many guys that can match up with Jordan's size and length," Carlisle said. "Sam's one of the few guys that has size similar to Jordan."
Cuban believes Dalembert, who is earning $3.7 million this season, might have been the steal of last summer's free-agent class.
"I said over and over it's not how he starts, it's how he finishes," Cuban said. "If he continues to play like this he'll be one of the best values of free agency."
Timeout for Ellis
Monta Ellis is averaging a team-high 36.6 minutes per game, which is too high for Carlisle's taste.
Carlisle said he assured Ellis last summer during free agency that he would reduce the guard's 36-plus minutes he averaged the past five seasons.
"That's one of my big failures this year is his high minutes total," Carlisle said. "The good thing about him is he's the kind of athlete that can play a lot of minutes and absorb a lot of minutes as long as you give him the right strategic rest at the right time."
Cuban tackling MLB?
After saying that the NFL might implode in 10 years, Cuban took on Major League Baseball on Thursday.
Well. Sort of.
When asked if he had a beef with pro baseball, Cuban said: "I love the commissioner [Bud Selig]. I think he's tops. I don't think there's anyone better.
"I hope they sign him up for another 10 years and give him [Miguel] Cabrera money. Because there's no cap, the commissioner ought to get paid the highest salary per year."
Briefly• After Jose Calderon shook after facial injuries to shoot 7-of-10 and score 22 points Tuesday against Oklahoma City, Cuban jokingly said: "I told him I was going to punch him in the mouth and make sure he shoots like that again."
• On SMU advancing to the NIT Final Four, Cuban said: "I think it's great for SMU. I think it's good for the program.''
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In Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins, the Sacramento Kings have a couple of the best young players in the Association, while fantasy folk have a couple of statistical studs. The trouble right now is that the Kings can't seem to keep them on the court, because Evans keeps battling injuries and Cousins keeps battling his emotions. Case in point is Tuesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Kings got Cousins back from his one-game suspension but had to roll without the services of Evans, ...
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have applied to the US Federal Reserve to become bank holding companies, in response to the crisis that has seen the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the acquisition of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America.
The Fed announced on Sunday it had approved the application, subject to a five-day antitrust waiting period.
During the transition period, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will extend credit to the US broker-dealer subsidiaries of Goldman and Merrill against all types of collateral pledged at the Fed's primary credit facility for depository institutions or at the existing primary dealer credit facility. The New York Fed will also extend credit to the two firms' London-based broker-dealer subsidiaries.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will now be able to open retail branches, allowing them to diversify their funding base. However, as bank holding companies, the firms will be subject to greater oversight by the Fed, as well as being forced to operate under different regulatory capital requirements. Lehman Brothers bankruptcy to be largest in history
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Rocket says he's not 'major league ready'
Clemens decided to join the independent team on Monday and was introduced on Tuesday. The Skeeters, in their inaugural season, instantly gained national attention and overshadowed the Astros, who have the worst record in baseball.
The capacity at the Skeeters' home ballpark is 7,500, and all the tickets for Saturday's game sold out within 90 minutes. The team ordered 1,500 T-shirts with his name and No. 21 on the back, and Clemens' jerseys - at $15 - were hot items in the merchandise store inside the ballpark.
"Hopefully, this is not the only time he'll pitch for us," said Christopher Hill, the team's vice president of business development. "He's the biggest name in baseball."
The Skeeters' manager is former Minnesota Twins third baseman Gary Gaetti, a two-time All-Star who turned 54 on Sunday. He and Clemens became friends when Clemens pitched for the Astros and Gaetti was Houston's hitting coach from 2004-06.
Gaetti began talking to Clemens about his oldest son, Koby. Originally a first or third baseman, Koby Clemens was drafted by the Astros in 2007, and recently signed a minor-league contract with Toronto. Along the way, Gaetti texted Roger in April and asked if he would consider playing for the Skeeters.
"He said, `That sounds interesting,'" Gaetti recalled. "I think I could go out and do five innings right now."
Clemens joked that he may not last more than two innings on Saturday.
"Get here early," he said, "'cause it might go by pretty quick. I hope it's more than one or two innings, but it might not be. I don't know what to expect. I'm going to get out here, kick my leg up and try to get behind some baseballs, and turn `em loose."
Clemens says he bought 125 tickets for family and friends, including some former teammates.
"It's exciting," Clemens said. "It's into the summer, the kids are going back to school, it's going to be fun."
Wearing a white shirt, blue jeans and a burnt orange University of Texas baseball cap, Clemens walked into the Skeeters' clubhouse about 4:15 p.m. Friday and peeked into Gaetti's office.
"Tell me what I need to do," he said.
Clemens walked through the clubhouse and shook hands with every Skeeter, including former major-leaguer Scott Kazmir, who started Friday night. A piece of masking tape above Clemens' locker read: "Rocket (hash) 21."
Clemens reserved his last greeting for right-hander Tim Redding, who was pitching for the Astros when Clemens arrived in 2004. Redding only signed with the Skeeters a week ago.
"He just wants to be one of the guys, and it's great to have him here," Redding said. "I know we all can't wait to see him perform."
Gaetti said he's only expecting one start from Clemens, and will leave the decision to make more to the Rocket.
"I know Roger, I know what he can do," said Gaetti, who hit a grand slam off Clemens in September 1993. "I'm anticipating one start, right here. One start. Depending on how things go, and what he decides he wants to do - if he feels like he can help us win some ballgames, and he feels good about what he's doing, then why not (more starts)?


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Does This Darkness Have A Name?
When men fight the darkness in their life It's not of artillery or verbal or mere emotional strife It's just that darkness, that cruelty, that sadness Coldly wondering whether this darkness have a name?
Home, sweet home,
Home, sweet home, Home, sweet home, There near the brown water river
Travel with me
Travel with me pretty maiden That skies may speak our mother-tongue Hold my hand a little, For when men close their eyes
Blue Love
Well tell mother, her smile is a light Its a flashing gold-ray from a sourse so bright But if love is for love, then mother You deserve the love, its blue, so blue
Death Cast A Shadow
Death caught me, past lines fading And I met the eyes of my maker And tell you what, it's quite chilling Living past lines of the quiet seeker
Cold sun in the summer
The sky being such overcasted I for love did clamour For what cause made me resented Like a cold sun in the summer
Roses Too Have Thorns
If for once you thought there was beauty It's a lie that has crossed your thought's duty Gold too holds dust And iron too does rust
Those who hold us by the hands
Some have sought These have spoilt They did fight And these have reaped
For Me To Pull
Short verse is verse, if pink is not reverse So tell me of the fire that lit up the desire For am not wise but a fool If nothing remains for me to pull
I held the wire
So shall i tell her of the time The glorious moment of the rhyme In that same day i held the wire She, with such a chance borrowed the fire
The eagle
The eagle flew by my head And I know Every tide has it's ebb And this thought is there To heckle
So For Once
Well, light is for bright When the mighty can't write For what pun is in the sun When noon can't great dawn
Besides the death
Besides that long thing Have I seen a terrible wrath And I having held up not to sing Did I see her eye in a lovely search
Am your brother despite
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Hope police catch him soon! Go police, go!
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What? He isn't wearing a hoodie? They must have the wrong man! Or does sweatshirt mean hoodie now?
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- Many guests described their rooms as clean
- Many reviewers found their rooms well equipped with amenities
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- Many reviewers found the room rates to be reasonable
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Studio suites are furnished with 1 queen bed and 1 twin trundle bed. Loft suites at this property also include a separate bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a dry sauna, and a second full bathroom. Loft suites are furnished with 1 queen bed, a queen-sized sofabed, and a day bed.
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"Great location. The rooms were well set up with a kitchenette, jet tub and a Murphy bed. The only big issue was the mattress was pretty hard and not very comfortable. Other than that it was a good hotel to stay at for a good price."
7 out of 10 | Andrew stayed August 04, 2011
"Charging too much for parking. Need a small exercise room."
8 out of 10 | Dwayne stayed July 17, 2011
"Our experience was overall very good, the staff were friendly, an ideal location with everything within walking distance, the rooms were clean well kept and provided all the essential items required for our stay. However,the pool is too deep for children under 9, and the hot tub was too shallow for the adults. We found that the elevator was slow and too busy, as there was only one for the customers and service staff. "
10 out of 10 | Barbara stayed October 18, 2009
"The front desk staff were very helpful in providing information on nearby restaurants as well as directions and a coupon to the Avalanche Pizza place. The sauna could have benn a bit hotter. The poos was a bit cloudy, though that is probably due to the time of year and the falling leaves creating sediment. The room was very comfortable with all the amenities I could want (cooking utensils, vcr, dvd, cd etc) The robes were a very nice touch. I will be back."