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do you sometimes struggle with camera shake at 1/100 and the 45/1.8?
for me 1/100 can sometimes be at the limit with the 45 due to missing stabilization. but when taking photos of my son i need faster speeds anyhow to avoid any motion blur.
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We enter the gross anatomy lab at 8 a.m. and spend the next two-and-a-half hours palpating bodies, cutting through skin and subcutaneous fat, probing muscle layers and searching for nerves and blood vessels.
Before our first day, our anatomy professor spoke briefly about the special — and privileged — experience that lay ahead. "You will remember where you were standing," she said. "You will remember the first cut."
We were supposed to start with the back — a relatively impersonal region with thick, well-defined muscles. But after we unzipped our body bag, we saw that our cadaver wasn't lying on its stomach. We would have to flip it.
For several minutes, my lab mates and I struggled to lift the heavy man — literally dead weight, and filled with gallons of embalming fluid — and turn him onto his stomach. I grabbed his left arm and leg to steady the body, and I felt slightly sick. Physically manipulating a dead body turned out to be much more jarring than making restrained surgical incisions through his skin.
It took me a few sessions before I could hold the scalpel and forceps correctly. Grudgingly, I learned to wield the dissecting scissors more like a surgeon (fourth finger in the hole) and less like a kindergartener.
What I discovered throughout lab was that the worst, most disturbing moments were the most familiar ones. To position the arm for cutting, I had to twist it carefully. The elbow joint still worked and the flexion resembled a living person's, not the stiff limb I had imagined. Brushing against the man's fingernails — grime still underneath them — was unpleasant in its familiarity. Seeing toughened skin and hair on the man's arms and legs gave me the same unnerving feeling.
It was the new and unrecognizable that unsettled me least. Human muscle and its surrounding fascia fascinated me. Pulling on a certain muscle in the forearm to move the cadaver's thumb felt like operating a surreal version of a marionette. Rolling up the skin and subcutaneous fat like a carpet after we had cut it away was too far removed from reality to make me shudder.
In these six weeks, I have learned that our bodies can differ substantially, with apparently no impact. There are certain things we'll never know about ourselves unless a careful anatomist dissects us. Some arteries, veins and nerves follow paths that differ substantially from what's shown in textbooks. Sometimes, they simply do not exist. In some people, the right kidney is higher; in others, the left is. A thigh can have a large benign mass, made entirely of fat. Cysts are very common, sprinkled throughout the body.
I learned that the body is almost entirely shades of brown, yellow, gray and red. The gallbladder and its contents are the only exception: a stunning bright olive green. In living people, it is robin's egg blue.
Our instructors talked quite a bit beforehand about how to maintain "respect" for the cadavers. We were told not to give them names — they already have names, we just don't know them. We were told nothing of their ages or causes of death. (There are many arguments about whether this dehumanizes the cadavers or protects their status and anonymity.)
When we palpated the gluteal muscles, feces emerged from the cadaver's anus. Should I feel embarrassed that I was thoroughly disgusted? I certainly would feel about the same way about a living person, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Is it really any more respectful, then, to hide a feeling of disgust when the subject happens to be dead?
I was horrified the first time I held the cadaver's cold hand for an extended period of time. It was inhuman. This visceral reaction against death doesn't strike me as particularly disrespectful either.
I had been fairly certain that the experience would feel laden with emotion and that I wouldn't be comfortable if my lab mates treated the situation with anything other than intense seriousness. But I quickly realized that "respect" didn't stem from how we felt or what we said. It came from our deeper attitude toward the task at hand.
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One night, alone in the anatomy lab, I was reviewing our cadaver's abdominal and pelvic organs. I knew that the next time I saw him, I would be dissecting his face and neck. There would be little time for reflection. I lifted the sheet that had covered his face for the last month.
Our guy was entirely dissected, in some places far less than perfectly. During lab, I no longer mused about the now bloated, skinless hand while I was wrist-deep in intestines and embalming fluid. I no longer thought about "the person" or "the patient" while I cursed the smell — a mixture of embalming fluid and bodily contents, particularly when we dissected near the rectum.
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Back to the Future: Hill Valley is a full conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Back to the Future: Hill Valley will be based on the Back to the Future Trilogy, allowing the player to re-enact all the great moments from the films. While some parts of the story are stretched to make it more enjoyable, we are determined not to stray too far from the original story-line. The people behind this mod want the community to relive the movies and have as much fun in the process as possible. With the outstanding game play of the Sandbox hit, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, in combination with one of the best movies of all time, Back to the Future, this mod is sure to bring countless hours of fun to anybody who enjoyed the movies.
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Anyway, to answer your question protonboy...If I added any more particles (this is 30 compared to 60), only the first few particles show. Thats even shorter than vc at it's worst. Only the start appears.
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|Aug 27 2007, 9:52pm Anchor
first off when will it be out for down load, second will there be any more vehicles(KITT,Time Train,etc.), and third im not protonboy im ronnyboy and i havent heard from pk in a long time ok you smartass
|Aug 27 2007, 9:54pm Anchor
by the way i decided to take that vid and send it to rockstar, expect an email very soon
|Aug 27 2007, 9:54pm Anchor
1st off, it's not even a project of mine, i'm just doing it for fun, taking a break from vc
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|Aug 27 2007, 9:55pm Anchor
how can i not piss you off
|Aug 27 2007, 9:55pm Anchor
and by all means go ahead. It's not like i'm the first to do this.
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|Aug 27 2007, 9:56pm Anchor
did i scare you because thats sarcasim
|Aug 27 2007, 9:57pm Anchor
hahahah.....no. Now if you want to post anymore useless rambling, i'll make a topic for you.
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|Aug 27 2007, 9:57pm Anchor
how do i not piss off a BTTF fan? say "
you fill that in
|Aug 27 2007, 9:58pm Anchor
by not posting how not to piss me off in thread called bttf sa.
|Aug 27 2007, 10:00pm Anchor
alright now will there be a flying Delorean? and no mean answeres
|Aug 27 2007, 10:01pm Anchor
i don't know yet. As I said, I'm just doing this for fun. I really have no plans on converting all of the vc coding to sa, especially given the look of those particles.
|Aug 27 2007, 10:05pm Anchor
hey i like it and when u get tired of sa i would like a download and now im shutting up for the rest of this forum
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|Aug 28 2007, 1:05am Anchor
well to clarify mom didnt die literally she died inside after the divorce so i dont whine because shes got enough problems as it is so u tell him no more personal insulsts that mother... well you know
|Aug 28 2007, 1:07am Anchor
ok, thats enough. No need to know every detail of your life you know.
|Aug 28 2007, 1:16am Anchor
well thats what u get for letting him right that stuff
|Aug 28 2007, 2:22am Anchor
WHo's protonboy? I haven't been talking to you about particles. I only know how to make textures for bullet trails and sh*t.
|Aug 28 2007, 2:40pm Anchor
all u need now is a speedometer fuel gauge plotonium ltybians and hill valey
|Aug 28 2007, 2:52pm Anchor
That would require another mod team. For one to keep up with SA, another with Vice.
|Aug 28 2007, 4:40pm Anchor
can you guys both shut the fuck up? this is ridiculous.
|Aug 28 2007, 4:43pm Anchor
we are just joking dont take it seriously
|Aug 28 2007, 4:51pm Anchor
jeez your like a couple of children
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Additionally, while broad numbers express concern about the impacts of reform, fewer go so far as to predict it will impact their care negatively: Thirty-one percent think that if the system is changed, their own health care will get worse.
A challenge for proponents of change is that this is nearly twice the number who think reform will improve their care, 16 percent. The rest, 50 percent, don't think it'll either help or hurt. Proponents, then, can say that a combined total of 66 percent think reform will make no difference to their care or improve it. Critics, though, can counter that this depends on what shape reform actually takes -- and on that there is broad concern.
MANDATES -- As can be expected with such a fraught issue, support for federal mandates depends to a large extent on the specifics. As noted, Americans divide evenly on a law requiring that all Americans have insurance. Support soars, however, to 70 percent if that law included aid to help low-income Americans pay for insurance, 68 percent if it required insurers to cover pre-existing conditions and 62 percent if it required employers to offer health insurance or pay into a government insurance fund.
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Interestingly, there's another area for reform that a majority supports, but where Obama himself has been unwilling to go. Fifty-seven percent of Americans say they'd support limiting medical malpractice awards; 53 percent say they'd support it even if it meant limiting the amount they themselves could collect in such cases.
POLITICS -- The push-and-pull nature of views on health reform are what make it so tricky politically, as well as the fact that negative arguments retain particular resonance. No wonder the president heads into this debate with a fairly tepid 53 percent approval rating for handling health care, including just 50 percent from independents, the indispensable political center. That's 15 points below approval among independents for his job performance overall.


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Allbanc Split Corp. II Declares Quarterly Dividends15:08 EST Thursday, February 03, 2011TORONTO, Feb. 3 /CNW/ - The Board of Directors of Allbanc Split Corp. II (the "Company") has declared today dividends of $0.26563 per Preferred Share and $0.09 per Capital Share, payable on February 28, 2011 to holders of record at the close of business on February 25, 2011.The Preferred Shares will be redeemed by the Company on February 28, 2011 in accordance with their share provisions. Pursuant to these provisions, the Preferred Shares will be redeemed at a price per share equal to the lesser of $25.00 and Unit Value (currently $50.47).Holders of Preferred Shares are entitled to receive quarterly fixed cumulative distributions equal to $0.26563 per Preferred Share. The Company's Capital Share dividend policy is to pay a quarterly dividend on the Capital Shares equal to the dividends received on the underlying portfolio securities minus the dividends payable on the Preferred Shares and all administrative and operating expenses provided the net asset value per Unit at the time of declaration, after giving effect to the dividend, would be greater than the original issue price of the Preferred Shares.Allbanc Split Corp. II is a mutual fund corporation created to hold a portfolio of publicly listed common shares of selected Canadian chartered banks. Capital Shares and Preferred Shares of Allbanc Split Corp. II are listed for trading on The Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols ALB and ALB.PR.A respectively. The Preferred Shares will be delisted after the close on February 28, 2011.For further information: Investor Relations Allbanc Split Corp. II Telephone: (416) 863-5930 E-mail: email@example.com Web site: www.scotiamanagedcompanies.com


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SEO Testing is one of the important ways to improve your Web Application Quality.SEO Audit / Test should be added as a process along with the Web Application Development Process, at least in the Technical Part.
Generally While doing SEO Test we will be able to analysis and test issues about URL Structures, How User Friendly are the URL Structures, Navigating Issues, Domain Name History Issues, Duplications, 301 Re-directions, URL canonicalization's, Status code issues like 400, 404, 500 etc, Site accessibility, HTML Mark Up Issues, Site Architecture, Flash-JavaScript Navigation Issues etc, which may not be found through Web Based Testing.
Some of the Web Application Testing Tools Used
- Web Based Testing Tools
- Load and Performance Test Tools
- Link Checkers
- HTML Validators
- Free On-the-Web HTML Validators and Link Checkers
- PERL and C Programs for Validating and Checking
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SEO Tools
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- submitexpress.com
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|Web Based Testing
|Test as per the Search Engine Algorithms
|Test the Applications that are hosted on Web and Test whether the product is been correctly developed according to the requirements
|No Specific Techniques Used, Tests whether the Applications are user & Search Engine friendly.
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|It checks for Technical & Content Issues like URL Errors, Crawl Errors, HTML Errors, Broken Link Issues, Links, 301 Re-Directions, Duplications, Domain History Check, Back Link Analysis, canonicalization's…etc.
|It checks whether the application is running as per the user's requirements and the user is able to access all the functionalities as per the requirements.
|Tested after the Web Application is developed and Tested.
|Tested While Application is being developed and After it's developed.
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|Checks and helps to Create for the Online Reputation of the Application through Social Networks like FB, LinkedIn, Twitter…etc
|Doesn't Involve in Online Reputation
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|Improves the quality of the Application
SEO Testing or SEO Audit can be done after Web Application is Tested and released live. It improves the quality of the Website both technical and content wise. SEO Testing is almost like a Web Based Testing which tests the website both from functional side and user side.
It's good to do SEO Testing every month to track the Website performance and improve the quality of it….Keep Reading my blog for more updates
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Google's official position on webmaster best practices really hasn't changed much over the years. What has changed is the search engine's ability to enforce these guidelines through improved algorithms. The implementation of Panda, Penguin, and Hummingbird has had a profound impact on the SEO landscape.
Google's Matt Cutts has remarked that no one should be surprised when a website that hasn't followed the guidelines is penalized. What Cutts overlooks or chooses to ignore is something that I have dubbed the "Google Paradox". I suspect the Google paradox is the root cause for one black hat forum member expressing his desire to "punch Matt Cutts in the face" (per Cutts' Pubcon 2013 keynote)….Click On to read more..
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Google has released its long-awaited map app for the iPhone. And it delivers all the expected features: voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation, traffic, public transit, Street View and so on.
It's better than Google Maps for Android because it has been built or rebuilt "from the ground up" and didn't grow by accretion. The bottom line: it delivers. Yet it's also not 100 percent satisfying (at least in my initial test). I'm not sure what I was expecting.
It's not integrated with Siri. You can't say "I need directions to San Francisco" and be taken to Google Maps, as you once could. Instead you'll go to Apple Maps. You can however use Siri to launch Google Maps ("Open Google Maps") and then conduct your local search or directions lookup.
It's also not integrated with Google's iOS search app or Google search results on the mobile web. When you click a map image in either case you're taken to the mobile-browser version of Google Maps…Read More…
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There's a lot of talk lately of Google having finally killed SEO through their Panda and Penguin algorithms, which continue to ensnare more and more websites with every new update.
So is SEO really (finally) dead?
When you look at some of the Google organic traffic losses that companies have faced since the very first Panda algo (aka Google Farmer) hit in February 2011, you might certainly think so.
Analytics data showing losses of over 50% of Google organic traffic is not uncommon for afflicted websites:...Click on for more…
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WordPress have many plugins which makes blogging easy and interesting
Some of them are:-
All in One SEO Pack Pro is a simple to use, yet massively powerful SEO plugin for your WordPress site or blog.
Google Analyticator easily adds Google Analytics tracking support to a WordPress-powered blog. Google Analyticator also comes with an easily customizable widget that can be used to display specific information that is gathered by Google Analytics using the Google Analytics API.
Adding a high quality photo gallery is one of the best ways to give your WordPress blog a more professional look and feel and your visitors a more satisfying visual experience.
SEO Ultimate
SEO Ultimate is a powerful all-in-one SEO plugin, available free for WordPress bloggers. Take control of your on-page SEO with user-friendly settings and tools for optimizing your titles, meta data, robots tags, canonicalization, autolinks, post slugs, and much more
Fire Stats
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Automatically sends a follow-up email to anyone who leaves a comment at your blog, thanking them for taking the time to comment and encouraging follow up visits……
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Open source CMS maker Plone has released version 4.2, and there are two main features including a new rules-based theming option from Diazo.
Plone's Collections tool used for building navigation and site sections also has been modified, and both new features should make Plone a bit more powerful and easier to use.
New Features
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Re: Why was Kes written off the show?
According to the book "Caretaker", written by L.A. Graf, the Caretaker transmitted all his knowledge and information to Ocampa shortly before his death. Since the book is based on the script of the episode, I consider that the Ocampa did get all valuable information from the Caretaker and because of that they were able to start develope their world. I think that this information and knowledge from the Caretaker would be much more valuable than whatever any Kes-impersonating pathetic wreck could come up with.
Novels are dodgy at best, but that's fantastic fanwank to slip that into an adaptation of the pilot. completely altering the construction and drives of the titular character...
When did this happen?
Because seconds before he died Caretaker was still trying to enlist someone to look after the childlike Ocampa, but Janeway was able to reverse a thousand years of upside down morality with her superior human ethics and suggest that the Ocampa might be able to be their own Caretakers.
Caretaker couldn't fix/activate the Arrays destruction telepathically from where he was standing so why should we beleive that he was able to transmit to the ocampa all the data they need to build their own Arrays and amillion other useful pieces of technology that makes voyager look like a rickity barge?
Lets just compare missions.
Spend 70 years trekking through unknown space, or spending 6 months showing the Ocampa how to build their own array while under siege from an unknown number of kazon forces ho they could destroy or pay off after the construction of the first piece of nacene tech runs off an Ocampan production line?
The Ocampan city built form Caretaker technology would be as valuable if not more valuable to the kazon than the Array, and if they also had a nacene data base... Fuck their water, the Ocampans had a Nacene database and didn't have the balls or the spine to protect it.
If it wasn't for a throwaway line in Fury, I would be sure that the Ocampa had been exterminated or enslaved by the Kazon the second their shield gave out.
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Danville Middle School Teacher Pleads Not Guilty To Child Porn Possession
A Danville middle school teacher pleaded not guilty in a Martinez courtroom Tuesday to charges of possessing more than 600 videos and images of child pornography.
Danville Middle School Teacher Charged With Child Porn Possession
Prosecutors have charged a Danville middle school teacher for allegedly possessing more than 600 child pornography videos and images, the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
Larry Magid: How Google Watches Users' Gmail Accounts
A man suspected of distributing child porn has been arrested in Houston in part because Google was able to tip off authorities by flagging photos in the man's email account. So just how much does Google know about your Gmail account? KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains.
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A former Cloverdale High School teacher's aide will be sentenced in July to more than 11 years in prison for molesting three teenage boys.
Mountain View Police Officer Arrested For Possession Of Child Pornography
36-year-old Kevin Nguyen was arrested on Tuesday, after detectives said they located child pornography on a computer he owned.
San Francisco LGBT Advocate Sentenced For Child Porn Possession
A disgraced icon of the gay community and former San Francisco Human Rights Commission employee was sentenced Wednesday morning to six months in county jail after pleading guilty to possessing child pornography earlier this year.
San Francisco Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty In Molestation, Child Porn Case
A San Francisco police officer pleaded not guilty Monday morning in Contra Costa Superior Court to 10 felony counts of child molestation and possession of child pornography.
Santa Cruz Man Arrested On Child Porn Charge
Police in Santa Cruz arrested a man Monday on suspicion of possessing child pornography after finding many images in his home of children as young as toddler age engaged in sexual activity.
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Insomnia - website for U.S. remake directed by Christopher Nolan
Review of remake with good comparison to the original - Andy Klein
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Obviously, the very different Hollywood remake is worth checking out for comparison's sake
Good Evening Mr. Wallenberg
One of Stellan Skarsgard's many other fine roles is this Scandanavian Schindler's List
Both are well worth seeing. It is particularly interesting to contrast how Stellan Skarsgaard and Al Pacino play the detective and Bjorn Floberg and Robin Williams play the writer. In the original version, both characters are more sexual - particularly the detective.
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Remarks by Chairman Lucas at U.S. Chamber of Commerce Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness "From Rhetoric to Reason: Bringing Balance to Financial Regulations"
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Good morning, and thank you for having me here today. Thank you for that kind introduction. I'm really pleased to be at this event, because I think it can serve as the start of a much needed change in how we discuss Dodd-Frank and financial reform in this country.
I was reading a Wall Street Journal article last month—many of you have probably seen it—and I was struck by the opening paragraph. Here it is: "What is 20 times taller than the Statue of Liberty, 15 times longer than 'Moby Dick' and would take the average reader more than a month to read, even if you hunkered down with it for 40 hours a week?"
I bet you can guess the answer. It's the paper trail from rulemaking under the Dodd-Frank Act. Even though regulators are behind schedule, rushing to meet arbitrary deadlines, they have still produced more than 35 hundred pages in the Federal Register.
If you spread those pages out, you could cover a half acre of ground. Now, imagining that end-to-end, those pages stretch 20 times higher than the Statue of Liberty is a somewhat abstract concept for me. But back in Oklahoma, on a half acre of ground, I could grow about 20 bushels of wheat. That's not much, but at least it's a more productive use of a half acre.
I'm concerned that some of the 35 hundred pages of rulemaking we've seen so far are in fact counterproductive.
I'd like to be clear from the very start: I am not here to tell you that we need to repeal Dodd-Frank. But I am here to tell you that we need to make some changes.
Anyone who wants to paint a picture of Dodd-Frank in stark black and white terms is either not admitting the complexity of this issue, or is one of the bill's namesakes.
In fact—that's not even true. Senator Dodd gave a speech earlier this year and joked to the audience, "I did not want the bill named after me. My children are going to have to change their name."
He went on to admit that Dodd-Frank was what he called, "our best effort" given tight time constraints and a great deal of uncertainty in the market.
If Chris Dodd can acknowledge that regulations under Dodd-Frank could use some tweaking, I would hope that the Obama Administration and current Members of Congress can do the same.
The truth is that financial reform is not a black-and-white, support-or-repeal issue. I think that kind of rhetoric does more harm than good. We are trying to implement a regulatory system that will bring stability to the market place, eliminate bad actors, and promote innovative investments. That requires honest engagement, rational discussion, and good-faith arguments.
I think we can all agree that we need a framework in place to regulate our financial system and protect our economy from another severe shock.
Washington needs a third side to the discussion of financial reform. We need the common sense to say: yes, we support reform, but no, we don't want those regulations to become too restrictive.
We need balance.
My constituents in Oklahoma understand this. The farmers and ranchers that talk to the Agriculture Committee understand this. I'm willing to bet most Americans understand this.
It seems that the only people who don't understand this are the politicians and regulators here in Washington.
Inside the Beltway, there's a general unwillingness to consider that the regulators in charge of writing those pages and pages of rules may not have it quite right. But instead of looking at how we can improve these rules and regulations to truly support and protect our economy, the Administration is retreating behind a smokescreen of rhetoric, framing this debate in black and white terms.
It's a symptom of a larger problem within the debate about Dodd-Frank—any efforts to urge regulators to consider the economic costs of the new regulations is cast as an attack on Dodd-Frank, aimed at its repeal.
Enough already. It's time for an honest debate about how these regulations are reshaping the derivatives markets, and affecting the way businesses across the country can manage risk.
Unemployment has stagnated at more than 9%. The monthly jobs report shows little growth. Americans are not looking for rhetoric—they're looking for jobs. We owe it to them to take an honest look at how these regulations are affecting jobs.
And they most certainly are affecting jobs. Contrary to public perception, many of the regulations being written right now are not focused on large financial giants or on preventing organizations from being "too big to fail." Many of the rules coming out will regulate non-financial businesses, large and small, that had no role in the financial crisis.
Here's a brain-teaser for you: how are a farming co-op and Goldman Sachs alike?
The answer? According to the CFTC they require the same degree of regulation.
Only a Washington bureaucrat who has never stepped on a farm could come up with that answer.
But many end-users—and even community and farm credit banks that played no part in the financial crisis—could be subject to significant new regulations that were designed for the largest financial institutions – the "swap dealers"; not for a family farm cooperative that helps farmers hedge against a drop in commodity prices come harvest time.
The Agriculture Committee helped create legislation that would slow down the pace of rulemaking so that regulators had time to consider some of these regulations. I believe that if we're not operating at breakneck speed, we might be able to recognize that a regulation that is appropriate for a large institution might crush a small one.
Critics called this legislation an effort to weaken Dodd-Frank. That's just foolish. I don't think many Americans would support the federal government rushing dozens of regulations through when unemployment continues to cripple the economy.
Thankfully, the CFTC has recognized that the July 16th deadline was simply unworkable, and just last week finalized an extension of the effective dates to provide legal certainty to market participants.
But the pace of regulations and the broad scope of entities they will affect are not the only things that concern me. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, or O-C-C for short, released a report on how the prudential regulators' proposed capital and margin rule would impact banks regulated by the O-C-C.
There are 74 regulated banks with more than $100 million in swaps. Given the value of these swaps, O-C-C estimates that the margin requirement would total more than $2 trillion. That's trillion, with a T.
So the margin requirements would require us to take $2 trillion away from job-creating investments.
Ladies and gentlemen, with unemployment over 9%, we can't afford to remove that much liquidity from our economy.
In addition to these broad concerns that I have with the regulations coming out, there are some more specific areas that I think deserve greater attention. I'd like to talk to you about five of those areas today.
First, the CFTC has proposed very broad definitions, but very narrow interpretations of the exemptions Congress authorized. The end-user exemption from clearing and margin was a critical and bipartisan piece of the derivatives title.
But the CFTC has substantially narrowed the exemption. For example, as I've noted, the swap dealer definition is so broad, it will sweep many energy and agricultural companies into bank-like regulation.
Another proposed rule will subject many non-financial end-users to a margin requirement for the first time.
Congress never intended for end-users to be subject to margin because it needlessly ties up cash that should be at work in our economy. We were clear about that, and we need the regulators to recognize Congressional intent and hold up their end of the deal.
It's also possible that capital requirements will make trading over-the-counter cost-prohibitive, which will make the end-user exemption meaningless.
Beyond end-users, my second concern is with how these rules will affect the retirement security of millions of Americans. At exactly the time we should be promoting stability in the nation's pension system, these rules will prevent pension plans from hedging their risks and protecting funds from market volatility.
I think we can agree that tighter standards for pension plans are important. But we don't need regulations that go so far as to make it illegal or entirely cost-prohibitive to trade with a plan.
Yet that would be the outcome of the CFTC's proposal—leaving the plans, and therefore their beneficiaries, exposed to new risks.
My third concern is with rules that would make it harder for the banks in our communities to provide swaps in connection with the credit they extend to small and mid-size businesses.
Now, if you're a wheat farmer back in Oklahoma and you need a new combine to harvest your crops, you'll probably turn to your local bank for a loan. If you use swaps to hedge against a drop in wheat prices next season, you're far more likely to be able to continue paying the bank for that combine if wheat prices bottom out.
So it makes sense for these community banks to provide both credit and swaps to their customers. Unfortunately, doing so might become too costly under the new Dodd-Frank regulations, because even the smallest banks providing these services could be defined as swap dealers.
That would make small banks subject to the same regulations as financial giants. Not only would that limit the amount of credit available to small business owners, but it would also shift more transactions to the very largest financial institutions—an outcome that is clearly contrary to the goals of Dodd-Frank.
The fourth item that concerns me is the balance between liquidity and transparency in derivatives markets. CFTC's proposals on real-time reporting and the rules for swap execution facilities may severely reduce liquidity in the name of transparency.
It shouldn't be an either-or situation—with sufficient time to write the regulations, metrics for block trades, and flexibility in the creation of Swap Execution Facility platforms, we can have both open and liquid markets.
My fifth concern—and the final one I'll address today—is whether these regulations will put us at a disadvantage globally. America's long-term economic growth is dependent on our competitiveness in international markets.
Dodd-Frank was clear about its own scope—it does not apply to derivatives activities outside of the U.S. We need to uphold recognized principles of international law, and limit the scope of the new rules to activities within our borders.
I believe these are critical issues that need to be addressed. And I believe we can do so without framing the policy in black and white terms.
In the coming weeks, you'll see some legislation coming out of the Agriculture Committee that makes improvements to the Dodd-Frank regulations. They are designed to ensure that regulators don't keep rushing forward without regard for America's farmers, ranchers, and Main Street businesses. And they help ensure that these regulations don't damage our competitiveness or limit economic growth when we can least afford it.
I think we've made a bit of history at the Agriculture Committee. Few of us would have predicted that our derivatives jurisdiction would have brought the interests of everyone from farmers, to mutual funds, to municipal governments and European policymakers before our Committee.
But the diversity of economic interests in Title VII is exactly the reason why it is so important that we not regulate away opportunities for growth in multiple sectors.
I'm glad that my committee has been able to stand up for such a wide range of interests. And I'm glad that we are the ones standing between a steamroller of regulations and America's economy and jobs.
In the coming weeks, I'll be asking my colleagues on both sides of Capitol Hill, and on both sides of the aisle, to stand with me on this issue. I hope you'll join us.
If there are enough of us speaking sense, perhaps we'll be able to drown out the useless rhetoric that has come to define this debate.
Thank you for your time. I'm happy to take some questions now.


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Verdi's Requiem is a work of white-hot dramatic intensity, infused with his lifetime of composing opera. His approach to religion is explosive, emotional, and full of temperament and fear, the latter being wonderfully conveyed by Lopez-Cobos in this concert performance. All forces give thrilling performances and the electrifying Dies Irae is a barnstorming triumph. The quartet of soloists delivers moments of calm prayer, for example the exquisite Recordare for soprano & mezzo duet, though all in all this is music to lift the spirit and raise the pulse.
"Price's gleaming, angelic tone is ravishing...Her colleagues, including Giuseppe Giacomini, would be luxury casting today. Jesus Lopez-Cobos conducts a splendidly dramatic account of the score and the LPO Choir raise the roof." -Sunday Times
"[Price's] gleaming purity of tone in the upper register produces some treasurable moments, not just when soaring over the rest of the forces to nail peaks of dramatic intensity but also as a formidable linchpin with the emotional landscape of ensembles... The chorus, a thrillingly responsive and alert corporate body, encompasses power and sensitivity" -International Record ReviewNotes & Reviews:
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Upload your own thumbnail image for Facebook Links if the link images are broken
Sometimes you try to share a link in your Facebook Page and the thumbnail Hootsuite will get you from the link is not working with you.
So you upload your own image to use it as a thumbnail for that link.
Add the ability to add my own image to be used in a link preview.
With the recent change to Facebook and 'Click Baiting', it would be nice to upload a custom image for a link instead of using one that might be on the page.
This is essential to getting engagement on FB link posts. If you are linking to a page not on your site or blog that you control, you need to be able to upload a large image to capture people's attention. I have to post 50% of my Facebook posts for multiple clients through the FB scheduler. If this was fixed along with tagging pages, Hootsuite would be perfect.
Uploading a new image for Facebook links is extremely important in getting more engagement out of your posts. Being able to upload a new one in Hootsuite would be immensely helpful. 90% of my Facebook posts are still scheduled via FB because of this.
There is a great demand of uploading thumbnails on social media profiles, primarily on Facebook and LinkedIn. LinkedIn and Facebook dashboard allows that. As per B2B company. this feature is nreally helpful.
Spredfast gives me the option to upload my own thumbnail for link previews on Facebook. Why doesn't Hootsuite? It's hard to switch when tools when you have to choose between what functionality you can loose. You should be doing everything the other guys are doing, and more. I don't always want to use the thumbnails available when I share a piece of content. I want to upload my own thumbnails.
We'll examine if this is possible with Facebook's API.
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Not sure if these comments are read, but I would suggest giving the same capability for LinkedIn as well.
Ernesto Cinquenove commented
Must have feature. It became even more important since FB launched the new algorithm.
Nathan Smith commented
It is ridiculous that this functionality hasn't been implemented. Yes, their API allows for this. Why the 3 year delay?
James Partridge commented
Is this feature available yet?
JC commented
Wow, this has been suggested as a feature since 2012 and still hasn't been implemented. If this isn't done soon the decision will be easy on my end because one of your competitors offers this feature.
camille commented
yes A MUST HAVE
Please add the ability to upload your own thumbnail for linked Facebook posts. Adding a custom image leads to higher CTR.
Corrado Zanetti commented
Since FB add this capability (in the US), it has become a must have for us. Many of our link shares require perfectly sized images (or different images altogether). Please try to get this one thru your product team.
Must be possible b/c it could be done fairly easily with one of your competitor's software. Honestly pretty disappointed that HS doesn't have this feature yet. Assumed it had to be in an upgrade, but still don't see it.


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If they took a peak over the Atari wall, they also might have learned something. Like how NOT to do things.
As some talented TDU1 team members are hanging out over there and the Driving Game is more or less "confirmed", i'm really looking forward to what they will release.
Only part that worries me a it is that UbiSoft can also pull the server plug after a way too short period, like all big developers do. One of the rare things Atari did right.
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22/03/13, 06:40 AM Location: Amsterdam | Posts: 260 | #181
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I have no idea how accurate this person is or if the videos he is talking about are legit but either way it's some new Rumours.
SteffenFriis.dk Test Drive Unlimited 3 set to release in 2014
04/04/13, 13:18 PM Location: Jönköping, Sweden | Posts: 6,942 | #185
Seems strange that it's supposedly going to be shown this summer already, but I can only hope it's at least somewhat true.
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SteffenFriis.dk Test Drive Unlimited 3 on its way!
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04/04/13, 14:01 PM Location: Scotland, UK | Posts: 17,538 | #187
@Andreaz: We already had that dev who recently started working at Ivory saying that their game may be shown at a big event so E3 is no surprise. What gets me is that the link above or one of them talks about Ubisoft adding a "Racing Game" to their Watch List for E3.
05/04/13, 07:36 AM Location: Amsterdam | Posts: 260 | #188
It won't be TDU3 as the TDU franchise is used for something else...
Atari secured a USD 5m 5% debtor-in-possession financing from Alden Global Distressed Opportunities Master Fund, and its only secured debt on record is a EUR 21m secured claim against Atari SA, which Alden later assumed. The credit facility is backed by a security interest in the Test Drive Unlimited franchise, but otherwise all other gaming assets are unencumbered.
And UbiSoft didn't acquire the rights to the TDU franchise (yet?)
I'm really looking forward to the IvoryTower game though, as all key ingredients are there to make something good
05/04/13, 12:46 PM Location: Scotland, UK | Posts: 17,538 | #189
Well the TEST DRIVE IP and TDU franchise are secured for that company but that doesn't mean they couldn't sell it if the right bid was made for it, as what's this company going to do with it if not make another game under the name? Then again maybe they do realise the value of the series and will create another game under it's banner.
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For creative output, press V for vulnerability
Confession: I have wanted to write a book for as long as I can remember.
This ambition embarrasses me – for its ridiculousness, its vagueness, its total lack of a roadmap, its audacity. For the sheer weight of it. For its unlikeliness – people are reading less and less, the world is already overflowing with books barely being read. For its foolishness. (A friend said once, "Writing books is like being a prospector. You could dedicate your whole life to it, and never strike gold.")
In short, it is an ambition that spins me into an existential tailslide. I am envious of everyone I meet or hear about who has written a novel, who has an agent, who is putting together a book proposal. If I ever dare to confess, yes, I'd like to write a book, I am undone by the follow-up response, "What kind of book? What would it be about?" Right, yes, I should probably know that. That probably should come first.
But it won't go away.
Finally, I had an idea that interested me enough to sustain my attention for more than a few days. I had been married for 15 years, and I thought, "Monogamy isn't so bad. I can do monogamy. I've been a total idea-slut, writing articles and copy and scripts, jumping from topic to topic… but I think I'm ready to try idea-monogamy."
I knew nothing about writing books, but I wasn't starting in complete ignorance. I knew an idea, alone, would not be enough to carry me through to completion. I knew that reading Steven Pressfield and stockpiling 'advice from famous writers' on my desktop, would not be enough. I knew that a new laptop, special software or a fancy pen would not work.
I knew that the best way to light a sweat-inducing fire under my ass was to make a deadline, loaded with sense of accountability to someone I didn't want to let down. Not some invisible future reader, who is perfectly able to attain self-actualisation without me, but someone who is expecting me to show up, like my running buddy when I was first out of college. It would be better if they weren't already my friends, if they didn't already have a fixed sense of who I was and how I should be.
So, I, (gulp), asked for help.
As someone kinda whizzy with words, I'm used to being the one who gives help. "Hey, can you help me write this cover letter?" "Could you write a bio for me?" "Would you mind whipping up a press release for us?"
No problemo! Consider the words whipped! And shipped! Easy-peasy.
Time to turn the tables around.
"Vulnerability is the birthplace of creativity, innovation and change." ~ Brene Brown
I asked two people if they would form a writing support group with me. I was not looking for critiquing, discussion, or a nerdy social night out. I needed an accountability circle. I needed marathon training buddies.
I asked them to stand guard over my secret desire to write, and to protect it from my self.
I asked them to fold their arms across their chests and say, every other week, as sternly and kindly as they could, "You owe us a chapter." And when I threw a couple of pages at them, I asked that they say, "Good. Now keep going."
They were near-strangers to me. And yet, they said yes.
And there are no words for the gratitude that that has sparked, burning quietly beneath the fire-under-my-ass.
If you ask for help, it comes
But not in any way you'd ever know.
March 20, 2012 at 07:25
GO LISA!!! I want to read your book, so come on already and write it!
April 9, 2012 at 02:04
I've been waiting since 3rd year uni. that's more years than I'm prepared to state out loud. I can't imagine how daunting it is (I get rabbit-in-the-headlights frozen and commitment-phobic choosing bed linen) but if anyone can you can. You've done so much in the last x years since 3rd year uni that has been a challenge and you've totally excelled at it, with determination and commitment. Back then your form of exercise was to get to the Night Owl and back for Homer Hudson chocolate rock within a 90210 ad break. (But even then you were setting stretch targets!)Then you went on a 600mile bike ride for your honeymoon about a year later.
Sorry, am I revealing too much for a publicly-readable comments page? Suffice to say there is still a space on my bookshelf waiting to be filled with your novel. is it going to be a fat one?