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More than three years after Julian Assange and WikiLeaks began publishing classified documents provided to the organization by Pfc. Bradley Manning, the court marshal of the young Army soldier ended on Friday with an emotional plea from his lawyer that the judge consider his client's actions through the eyes of a young man deeply affected by the loss of human life he witnessed in the material he made public.
"Is Pfc. Manning somebody who is a traitor who has no loyalty to this country or the flag and wanted to systematically harvest and download as much information as possible for his true employer, WikiLeaks?" Coombs asked the court. "Is that what evidence shows? Or is he a young, naïve, but good-intentioned soldier who had human life and his humanist beliefs center to his decisions — whose sole focus was, 'maybe I just can make a difference, maybe make a change?'"
Meanwhile a world away, Assange, the man who built the platform that landed Manning in a Fort Meade courtroom, is desperately hoping that the court buys the latter interpretation of the single largest disclosure of classified information in the history of the United States. It was Assange who enabled Manning to broadcast his revelations to the world, and in so doing the Army private made WikiLeaks a household name. The same actions exposed WikiLeaks to the full wrath of the U.S. government, and Assange's fear that he may one day be dragged before an American judge has led him to take refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
With Manning now facing the possibility of life in prison on the most serious charge he faces — aiding the enemy — it has become all too clear that Assange feels that he too is on trial in that Maryland courtroom. In a conference call with reporters Friday afternoon, Assange trotted out his lawyer to make the opening statement, one that reflected his client's fears and hopes for what might transpire in the Manning trial. "It seems in the closing arguments that the government has gone out of its way to highlight the role of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks in publishing truthful information," Barry Pollack, a lawyer for Assange, said while noting that the Justice Department is currently investigating the organization. "The government's treatment of Mr. Manning reinforces for us sadly that Assange is in severe legal jeopardy in the United States," Pollack added.
The conviction of Manning, in other words, would also be a conviction of Assange. Most importantly, if Manning is found guilty on the charge of aiding the enemy, it would strike a deep blow at the stated reason for WikiLeaks' existence. From the beginning, it was supposed to be a force for good, standing up for the little guy in the face of immense state power and terror. A court ruling that claims to prove that WikiLeaks in the pursuit of that goal in fact ended up aiding al Qaeda would hand a huge rhetorical victory to WikiLeaks' opponents.
Assange understands this. "During the case we heard testimony that none of the material that WikiLeaks published was of tactical significance," he said Friday. "There is no allegation by the United States government that even a single person has come to harm as a result of WikiLeaks publications. This is really a case that is part of the Obama administration's war on whistleblowers, which should be rephrased and understood to be part of the Obama administration's war on journalism."
There is now a palpable sense that Assange sees his dream of inspiring a revolution in journalism as slipping away. Sarah Ellison, a contributing editor at Vanity Fair, asked Assange what legal advice he received prior to sending a representative to meet and assist NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and how WikiLeaks had reached that decision when no similar journalistic outlet took similar action. "Thank you for that question Sarah Ellison of Vanity Fair," Assange replied in an acid tone. "I can see precisely what you are trying to do. I find it disgraceful that a fellow journalist would behave in such conduct of trying to embroil other journalists into some kind of aiding and abetting scenario for allegedly helping to protect a journalistic source."
By highlighting that no other journalistic outlet had decided to aid Snowden in WikiLeaks' manner, Ellison touched a nerve with Assange, who wants nothing more than to have his activist methods of aggressively disclosing documents and providing legal aid to the government workers who make them available accepted as a new form of journalism. But that has not happened. Establishment media outlets have turned on Assange, and as Ellison's question illustrates, prestige publications aren't keen to have their brands tainted by an association with that pale Australian hacker. Vanity Fair would never send a lawyer to get Snowden out of a pinch with the Russian government. Why would you, Julian?
Already isolated in the Ecuadorean embassy where he has been hiding for a year, Assange fears becoming a complete outcast, which may end up having important legal ramifications for him. Assange's only defense in publishing classified documents is that he is a journalist protected by his rights to freedom of speech. When journalists refuse to associate him and call his activities something other than journalism, that argument begins to fall part, as does the legal justification for his organization's existence. A Manning conviction would only alienate him further.
That's why Assange will probably be going to bed tonight in his embassy room a frightened man.
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Turn an old coffee container or oatmeal container into a lovely daisy container from Beacon Adhesives. This is great for holding anything you wish like kitchen utensils, gardening materials or even snack treats.
- 9" X 5" round, clean & dry container (an old coffee or oatmeal container works great.)
- 8" X 17 1⁄2 piece of plant print paper
- 1 1⁄2" X 17 1⁄2" polka dot paper to coordinate with plant print.
- 4 1⁄2" circle of polka dot paper
- 35" of coordinating decorative ribbon
- Seven 7/8" white buttons
- 4 1⁄2" silk daisies
- Soft bristle craft brush, 1" wide, scissors, paper trimmer
- Working in small sections, brush LIQUID LAMINATE over a portion of the container and immediately place paper over wet surface from the container base up to the top, smoothing with your fingers as you go. Continue until the entire container is covered.
- Brush a topcoat of LIQUID LAMINATE over the entire container and let thoroughly dry. For a glossier finish, brush another coat of LIQUID LAMINATE over the first.
- Cover the lid in a similar way.
- LIQUID LAMINATE as above the 1 ½" wide piece of polka dot paper around the canister, slightly overlapping, and then coat over top with additional LIQUID LAMINATE.
- LIQUID LAMINATE polka dot circle to the center of the lid, following above instructions. Dry well.
- Glue ribbon with GEM-TAC around the base of the canister over the print, covering area where polka dot paper meets the print paper. Use GEM-TAC to glue the buttons on top of the upper ribbon as in photo and then glue silk flowers to the center of the lid.
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nice idea
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i really like this idea its something i can enjoy with my grandchildren cause we eat alot of oat meeal looking forward to sharing this with my grandchildren!
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My first thought was to use mod podge instead of liquid laminate. I have used mod podge in the past on many different types of surfaces (cardboard keepsake box) and it worked great. I also thought of putting to use the many plastic coffee cup to use and giving as gifts to my coffee dringing friends. mary
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THESE COMMENTS ARE INTERESTING TO READ BUT WHERE ARE THE ANSWERS? mod podge IS PROBABLY THE SAME AS LIQUID LAMINATE . RIGHT?
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We get confused when we don't have the same products - what is Liquid Laminate? The sort of "glue" you that u would use for decoupage? And I assume GEMTAC is just regular glue? Thanks
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never thought of this idea. I'm going to try it. My fiance drinks coffee so I can take his containers and make them all pretty )
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That is a spectacular sight Doben, lovely in black and white.
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Just some thoughts. Let me know what you guys think.
Comrie signs finally with EDM.
Comrie doesn't sign as everyone is predicting and his years in EDM is done. I'd say to have him sit out the entire season like Yashin.
Do like what OTT did.
Wait till draft day, trade him for the the 1 overall pick and maybe a decent DF..(hopefully young and upcoming like a Brewer was before he came over) and draft Ovechkin.
That would solve the size problem. EDM won't miss much of Comrie this year i don't think as we have so much depth at our forward posiitons and just start using guys like Torres, Rita and Stoll. If there is too much of a clog in our system, I think it hinders the development of these highly touted prospects.
A great dream, but I have a think it might take a bit more then comrie to get the last place team at the deadline to give up thier 1st pick. Everyone is expecting GREAT things from Ovechkin and I am thinking if I am the GM of the last place team at the deadline. I will hold my pick. If I REALLY wanted to give it up later I can trade it for MUCH more at the draft.
That being said I would love to see Hemsky and Ovchekin on the same line...
Now what the Oil could do is cross thier fingers and try to trade Comrie for the top pick in 2005 and get Crosby.. That might be a bit more likely, although still, all the stars would have to allign in the Oil favor and as a city we who have to commit some huge pagan rituals to as many different gods as possible to get that to happen...
But hey, a guy came dream right? Besides isn't Pouliot playing with Crosby this year? Maybe he can convince Crosby to demand to be traded to Edmonton when he is drafted... lol yeah right...
Yep. It would take four or fives Comries minimum to get the #1 pick. That's one pick I don't see going anywhere, unless it's traded during the season, and at the time, it's not known that it's #1.
This Ovenchkin kid is worth it from reports that I am reading.
Crosby wouldn't be a bad idea. But 2005 is awfully long time.
and with CBA about to expire you never know if the Rangers or some other rich team smarten up and decide that drafting is the key to a team's future
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The blue pill rootkit is malware that executes as a hypervisor to gain control of computer resources. Joanna Rutkowska, a security researcher for Singapore-based IT security firm COSEINC, developed the Blue Pill rootkit as proof-of-concept malware, which she demonstrated at the 2006 Black Hat Briefings conference.
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Joanna Rutkowska, a security researcher for Singapore-based IT security firm COSEINC, developed the Blue Pill rootkit as proof-of-concept malware, which she demonstrated at the 2006 Black Hat Briefings conference. Rutkowska also developed Redpill, a series of techniques used to detect a blue pill hypervisor.
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Never one to mince words, David Wells is keeping a low profile during his latest return to Yankee Stadium.
The left-hander will make his first start against the Yankees as a Padre when San Diego and New York wrap up a three-game series in the Bronx.
Wells, who went 34-14 for the Yankees over the previous two seasons, signed with the Padres this past offseason, citing his desire to pitch in his hometown.
Wells expressed bitterness over how the Yankees handled his offseason surgery and how the media portrayed his leaving for San Diego in an article in a New York newspaper Thursday.
But whatever Wells feels about his departure, fans still favor the pitcher who helped the Yankees win a World Series in 1998 and made headlines with his freewheeling personality and penchant for the New York nightlife in his two stints with the team in 1997-98 and 2002-03.
"Sorry guys. I got stuff to do," Wells said, when asked about his return to the ballpark he has pitched so well in during his career.
Wells is 44-18 with a 3.75 ERA in 84 career appearances at Yankee Stadium.
He hasn't had nearly that type of success with the Padres this year, winning just two of his first six decisions despite a respectable 3.40 ERA. San Diego has managed just 12 runs while Wells has been on the mound in his nine starts.
He returned from a stint on the disabled list due to numerous minor injuries Tuesday, and battled Boston's Pedro Martinez for 5 2-3 innings. Though the Padres eventually lost 1-0, Wells' performance impressed Padres manager Bruce Bochy.
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Summer might be long gone, but I still have a load of summer shoots left to post to keep everyone warm during the Aussie winter. This scene with Skippy and Jay is one of my favourite shoots from summer. And I don't know why it took me so long to get these two together. The shoot went for a much longer time than usual because we were having so much fun making it. And what do you think of Jay's freshly shaved head? I've seen mixed comments about his new look.
Vacation Wrap Up
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The trip to Berlin was probably the busiest visit I have ever had. In the 6 days I had there I managed to meet with some new guys as well as catch up with some old friends and did quite a lot of running around over there. I didn't actually have enough vacation time to stay away for too long so I was still working my day job while I travelled. This meant getting up very early in the morning to catch the Australian business hours. But I'm really happy with what I achieved over there and spending the second week in Thailand was a nice reward before heading home to Melbourne. I'm hoping there will be an opportunity to go back to Europe later in the year before it turns to winter there. There are just so many great guys I could have met with, but I had to turn them down because of my lack of time.
Pairing up mates
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It's not an easy job pairing up my mates for shoots. Mostly the guys have not met each other before. But this is one pair up that worked out really well. Both Chris and Scott have got a lot of positive energy and really clicked during this shoot. It's one of the most fun shoots I've had this year. And it really shows in the photos and their video. I can't wait to shoot with them again.
Spring in Europe
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I have made a quick visit to Berlin this week. I am visiting a friend and working on a very special project that could see me travelling here more often in the future. In between meetings I am also getting to see some very sexy guys. I'm just here for a week, so it's been really busy! On the weekend I will fly back from Berlin to Asia where I will have a few days to relax before going home and back to work. Here's a quick pic of me passing by one of my favourite big stores in Berlin.
Summer Wind Down
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Every year when it gets to the end of summer I always think I haven't done enough outdoor shoots. But when I look back there were quite a lot of rooftop shoots. But no beach shoots this year. I guess that comes from living so far away from the surf coast. One of the last shoots in summer was this one with Tom Lucas. Some guys like to show off, and Tom is definitely one of them. He pretty much puts on his own show as I take his photos. Even pulling a few stunts that I did not expect at all. Shooting with Tom has actually taught me a few things about getting different styles of modelling in to the shoots. To some guys, like Tom, modelling and pulling poses comes naturally. Others need a bit more encouragement.
New Faces – Scott Tyler
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I have been getting a tonne of new guys applying to model with us in the past couple of months. So I have been flat out meeting the guys and putting them through their first shoots. So many that I haven't been able to get to everyone. One of my favourite newcomers is Scott Tyler. Scott is from Sydney and recently moved down here to Melbourne. I loved Scott's first shoot so much that I have already invited him back for another. I have already had my other mates asking to get into scenes with him.
Long Weekend of Shooting
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I made the most of this long Easter weekend. In the past couple of years I have been away over the Easter break. So when I realised the long weekend was coming up and I would be staying in Melbourne I decided to make the most of it and get some of the guys around for shoots. I love this spa room in one of the local hotels so I filled the hot tub while the guys got in to (and out of) their speedos. I got some amazing sits while the guys got up to some mischief. It was nice to get some new faces on camera too. I can't wait to introduce all the new guys over the coming weeks.
Let's go outside
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I'm now filming with as many guys as possible before summer wraps up. It's been great getting so many amazing scenes shot in a small space of time. The guys have been really great! I'm always surprised at every shoot. You never know what's going to happen. Mostly I have a plan of what's going to happen. But it always changes along the way. The things that change the plan are usually the guys suggesting things they'd like to do, or the weather. Melbourne's unpredictable weather sometimes means that an outside shoot is now going to be inside. Luckily we have been having some amazing warm sunny days. So now is the time to shoot as much outside as possible. Above is my outdoor studio and that IKEA porn bench.
Soccer Stars
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You will have noticed by now my obsession with shooting the guys in soccer gear. You see on my past trips out of Australia I seem to end up buying loads of sports gear that you can't find in Australia. And I think I'm addicted to seeing guys in the gear. I seem to have a load of the stuff now. So I try to feature the guys in the kit as often as I can. I was really impressed by the shots of Jake Jensen in the green gear with the long Adidas pulled up socks. The shots at the end with his long cock hanging between those green socks are really hot. Some other recent hot soccer gear shoots were with Skippy Baxter and Adam El Shawar.
Long days at the beach
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Someone posted a photo of me from my old shoots at the beach this week on Twitter. It reminded me that I haven't actually been down to the beach, or for that matter anywhere down the coast, to do any shooting this summer. I really must rectify that quickly! I love getting the guys down to the beach or out in the bush to do some hot outdoor action shoots. Those have been some of most fun shoots I've ever done. Now who should I invite along?


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Previously, an entry in this blog explained that the agency that conducts research for intelligence agencies is interested in learning how people's performance in a virtual world or game can affect their abilities in real life.
The agency, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency (IARPA), is interested in focused, quantitative research on how gaming and virtual world immersion could boost problem-solving skills, critical thinking, teamwork and persistence, according to a request for information (RFI) from that organization released in March. IARPA does research for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI).
In the request, IARPA said studies show that immersive environments can affect real world performance, but the agency said much of that previous research has focused on case studies and gross-level effects.
So why are intelligence agencies interested in research on games and avatars?
In an e-mail message response to follow up questions from Federal Computer Week about the possible research, ODNI said if features of virtual environments that contribute to enhanced real-world performance are identified, intelligence agencies may be able to develop environments to improve training or provide support for analysts.
A researcher could alter the fidelity of a virtual environment to determine what is "good enough," or a researcher might test different story narratives of virtual games to determine if they have a real-world effect, ODNI said.
"Most prior research has looked at gross level, short term effects. We are interested in measuring the effects of methods using [virtual environments] as compared to [non-virtual environments]," ODNI said. "What aspects or features of the virtual environments contribute to the real world effect? Can we measure the persistence of these effects for a week, a month, or a year? These are the sorts of metrics that we are interested in,"
Responses to the RFI are due April 12.
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The Hammer and Tongs pub, in Old Worting Road
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RESIDENTS in South Ham have expressed their anger after a premises licence for a supermarket chain-run convenience store was given the green light by the borough council.
Councillors Diane Taylor, Tony Jones and Rita Burgess from Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's licensing sub-committee granted a premises licence application from supermarket chain Morrisons for a Morrisons M Local store in Old Worting Road, in South Ham in front of a packed room of angry residents.
The approved licence means that alcohol can be purchased from the store on the site of the former Hammer and Tongs pub between the hours of 6am and 11pm, Monday to Sunday.
In their original application, Morrisons applied to sell alcohol on site from 6am to midnight, Monday to Sunday but after discussions with Trading Standards, the supermarket chain agreed to stop selling alcohol at 11pm.
However, the store will still be open from 6am to midnight, seven days a week.
But residents living opposite the site have expressed their dismay at the decision.
Old Worting Road resident and mother-of-two, Tracey Clarkson told The Gazette: "They have set a precedent so the next thing will be Lidl requesting to open later. We will have alcohol in the area until at least 11 at night. There are already existing problems in the area relating to alcohol and that should have come forward."
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Mother-of-three Catherine Waters-Clark added: "There is potential for trouble makers hanging round and potentially confronting people. This site is to be open for 17 hours a day selling alcohol, isn't that excessive in today's society?
"I know they (Morrisons) might work in areas of deprivation but there is a mix in this area plus Old Worting Road is an old residential road. We have younger families, old and disabled people and five minutes around the corner we have one of the most socially deprived areas in Basingstoke.
"A lot of us are unhappy about it and I would ask that the licensing application is rejected in full."
A Morrions spokesman said: "Morrisons M Local is a community focused retailer and we are confident that our store will have a positive impact on South Ham
"However, we understand that we have more work to do to build relations with the local community and we will now focus on addressing the concerns raised at the committee."
Jon Wallsgrove, a solicitor representing Morrisons defended the application, telling the meeting: "The committee may be aware that shopping needs and wants of customers have changed in the last few years and convenience is the fastest growing retail sector in the country.
"The main focus of these stores is providing food to the community. Over 50 per cent of this shop will be given to fresh food and alcohol is just one smaller part of what a convenience stores offers."
He added: "Morrisons can understand why residents would have some fears about another licensed premises going into this location but these fears are not realistic.
"I want them to understand in great detail what a responsible company Morrisons is and what an asset to the community this will be even if they choose not to shop there."
A number of conditions were imposed on the store after councillors agreed to grant the application, including a condition to not display alcohol at the entrance and exit to the store and CCTV must be used at all times during their operational hours and footage must be available to the police and Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council when requested.
The store is expected to open later this year.
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I would like to know where this socially deprived site is, is it South Ham or BuckskinI would like to know where this socially deprived site is, is it South Ham or Buckskin dino16-0 I would like to know where this socially deprived site is, is it South Ham or Buckskin
This used to be a pub with drunks rolling out of its doors at all times of the day and night. It is now an unused eyesore with nobody rolling out of its doors at any time of day or night. It will become a local convenience store with all types of people rolling out of its doors at all times of day and night - but any alcohol they may buy must be taken away before consumption.
This has got to be an improvement for the local community, hasn't it?
There can be very few of us in Basingstoke who do not live within a short walk of a similar store and I think most of us would consider the pros far outweigh the cons.
This has got to be an improvement for the local community, hasn't it?
There can be very few of us in Basingstoke who do not live within a short walk of a similar store and I think most of us would consider the pros far outweigh the cons.


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Not true! The appearance of dyes under different light sources can be easily calculated, so long as you know the spectral reflectance of the dye (as measured with a spectrophotometer), as well as the spectral power distribution (PSD) of the source. Multiplty these functions together, then multiply by each of the CIE standard observer color matching functions. The integral of these results will give you the XYZ tristimulus values, from which you can calculate the chromaticity coordinates, L*a*b* values, and so on.
Thinking about this makes me wonder. At present, the new EK POD units produce color images with a huge amount of metamerism between daylight and tungsten. So, someone there doing R&D has not gotten the word on this method, or they are ignoring it, or they have note even tested for it. It is truly amazing. We used to do these tests without computers and thus without the intense calculations you describe. Being in the Flower City yourself, you must have some experience with this yourself.
One of our great EK color engineers died last week BTW.


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The 49ers have announced that they've cut former Chiefs first round pick, wide receiver Jonathan Baldwin.
#49ers claimed WR L'Damian Washington off waivers from Dallas and waived WR Jon Baldwin. READ: http://t.co/llWJhmMmpe
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The Niners traded their former first round bust A.J. Jenkins to the Chiefs in exchange for Baldwin. Neither player has lived up to expectations.


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Roasted Cauliflower and Broccoli
Recipe courtesy of Ellie Krieger
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- 1 small head cauliflower (2 pounds), cut into florets
- 2 large stalks broccoli (1 pound), cut into florets
- 1 head garlic, broken into cloves
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Place cauliflower and broccoli into a 9 by 13 inch baking dish, toss with the olive oil, and sprinkle with salt. Cover the dish and bake for 1/2 hour. Remove the cover, stir and cook for 30 to 40 minutes more, until vegetables are tender and nicely browned, stirring occasionally.
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MONTHLY MEETING DATE: TIME: PLACE: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:00 PM Three Legged Dog Art and Technology Center 80 Greenwich Street at Rector Street REVISED AGENDA I. Public Session A) Comments by members of the public (3 minutes per speaker) Business Session A) Adoption of Minutes B) Chairperson's Report C) District Manager's Report D) Treasurer's Report Committee Reports Street Fair Task Force B. Love II. J. Menin N. Pfefferblit J. Kopel III. A) 1) Sponsorship of Street Fairs for Fundraising by CB #1 in 2009 - Resolution B) Landmarks Committee R. 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- KO's equity compensation plan is extremely dilutive, even by more conservative estimates.
- Wintergreen's estimates are much higher than those of Brooklyn Investor, but regardless of who is correct, management is winning at the expense of shareholders.
- Buffett, in failing to vote against a plan he called "excessive," has failed KO shareholders and allowed management to run wild with unchecked equity compensation.
Over the past few weeks, Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) has been the subject of a very public outcry over its executive compensation plan. Specifically, the equity piece of it, which is huge, has drawn the criticism of Wintergreen Advisors, a large shareholder with 2.5 million shares. While that doesn't make Wintergreen a large percentage shareholder, it should make investors notice when they speak. And notice they did when Wintergreen went public with its distaste over Coke's equity dilution to pay executives.
While I am not one who complains about paying good managers, I do find the plan Coke laid out (and was recently passed at the shareholder meeting) to be excessive. I am a firm believer that if you want to attract and retain top talent, you've got to pay for it. If Muhtar Kent wanted to go somewhere else, there are dozens of companies that would likely want him, and the only way Coke keeps him and other executives happy is to pay them what they're worth. I have no issues with this until it results in enormous dilution for shareholders.
Now, before we go any further, it should be noted that not everyone agrees on Wintergreen's dilution math. Brooklyn Investor has an interesting piece regarding his take on the equity plan which, even if his more conservative math is true, still results in a very high amount of dilution. Whether Wintergreen or Brooklyn are correct is really here nor there; the point is that the plan is very generous to management at the expense of shareholders. Again, I've got no problem with paying management, but massive dilution is an issue all its own, because we are all picking up the tab via lower EPS, dividend yield and share price appreciation.
Now, where this story gets interesting is the shareholder vote that took place recently. Coke shareholders approved the company's pay plan by an 83% majority, signaling to management that all is well. Where I take issue with this is with one Warren Buffett. We all know Buffett is a conservative dividend investor, perfect for Coke's style, and that he is a no-nonsense Midwesterner. And owning 400 million shares of Coke stock makes him the voice of shareholders to management, as he's always got their ear if he wants it. That's why I was surprised and disappointed that he let shareholders down when he failed to vote against the proposed plan at the shareholder meeting. While his <10% stake wouldn't have made an actual difference in the outcome of the vote, it would have been valuable nonetheless as a very powerful symbolic gesture to management; the bottom line is, I think Buffett failed Coke shareholders.
In calling the plan "excessive," I had hoped Buffett would stand up for shareholders and at least make a symbolic gesture to management in voting against the plan. However, he didn't want to rock the boat for some reason, and decided not to vote instead. Nobody cares if I vote my shares a certain way, because I own a meaningless stake in Coke, but if Buffett had taken the reins, management would have taken notice and likely taken some action to reduce the size of the planned dilution.
Whether Brooklyn or Wintergreen's dilution math is correct is really immaterial to this discussion; the fact is that Coke's equity plan is far too expensive for shareholders, and while I believe in pay for performance, Coke's plan is too heavily skewed towards existing shareholder dilution. Buffett understands this, and I was therefore disappointed when he refused to do anything about it at the shareholder meeting. Buffett failed us as shareholders, and in fact, he failed himself, because he will be the single largest holder that is affected by the planned dilution. Maybe next year, someone will actually put the brakes on this ridiculous dilution for management's sake.
Disclosure: I am long KO. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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2007 Dodge Caliber Question: My brother had electronic throttle control trouble a few days ago.
He was barely able to get it to the dealership. They had it for 3 days, it didn't cost him anything, but they would give him NO record of what they did to the car. They said they didn't have to when there was no charge. You said that sometimes when you shut it off, it might be okay again for a while. #1. How can he know they did ANYTHING other than put miles on it with no record of what they did? #2. Is that legal? #3. Don't they have a written record if they were going to receive any money from Chrysler for the fix? I just have to see him being taken for a ride. Thanks for any help you can give. (Oh, his engine light came on & the ETC light came on as well. It drove exactly like everyone else mentioned.) - sdpondell
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The devil is in the details of course. Did the car not act up for them, and why was a 2007 a potential warranty situation anyway? (Recall? Special policy?) There is a very strict proceedure that the dealer has to follow to get reimbursed under warranty, that includes if they guess and get it wrong Chrysler will charge them back essentially denying the repair. He should have gotten some kind of a receipt, that is odd but suggesting he is getting a run around really isn't accurate. Imagine repairing twenty identical cars with a throttle control issue and every one of them was solved by replacing the throttle body. When the twenty-first car with the identical symptom being reported shows up what should the tech do? Until the question is presented that way just about everyone will say, replace the throttle body just like the first twenty. But what would that customer say if his/her car wasn't repaired by doing that? On top of that the tech won't be paid for the return visit since it's a "comeback". When you really understand what is occurring on the other side of the counter you would know they don't want these situations to occur either because there are no winners when the job gets this hard. - cardocIII
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they should have given him something in writing - globalhelper
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