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Single Strap Drive Pedal (Yamaha, Pearl)
I'm looking to get a strap drive pedal - just for a secondary kit at home, so durability is not really a concern here. It's replacing this Millennium pedal (from Thomann) - very solid double chain pedal, but just doesn't feel responsive. I've played the Jojo Mayer PB but I don't think I can justify spending that much especially on what is essentially a practice pedal. I loved the feel though.
I'm thinking of maybe a Pearl Eliminator (I like the customisation, but I'm concerned it might be on the heavy side). I've also heard great things about the Yamaha FP8500B. I had considered the much cheaper Gibraltar 3311S but in reality I can afford these other two pedals and I don't want to settle for second best once again to end up dissatisfied and look for an upgrade a few months later.
Where I am, the Eliminator strap drive can be had for $175, the FP8500B for $165 and the Perfect Balance is >$350. The 3311S is only $85 but I'm not REALLY considering it for the reasons mentioned above.
I'll try to get out and try these myself of course but where I am, music stores are lacking, especially the Yamaha gear, short of making a >2 hour drive.
Which one would you recommend/what do you think is the better deal?
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You need to make reservations or come early for dinner 'cause it gets crowded. The fried calamari were tender morsels with a thin crispy crust. A must try. Another dish to order was the penne alla vodka which was simply delicious. The NY steak was served exactly how I ordered it - medium rare. Our waiter was prompt, attentive and knowledgeable, overall a very good restaurant experience.
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We went here because the restaurant across the way could not accommodate us. But to our surprise, it was excellent. It was so nicely decorated for the holidays. The atmosphere was just so much fun. There were 4 of us who shared a few appitizers, including the forest hills flatbread- AWESOME, extra spicy and delicious. Then we each had a pasta dish, that were all quite good! I had the Cod livernaise, that was excellent! A fun place to go especially over the holidays!
Posted by Elana and Joe on 10/17/2011
we were walking around, new to the neighborhood and decided to try Pescatore. What a pleasant surprise. It was very affordable and the food was excellent. We were hoping for a neighbood place that we can frequent, and i think this is one of the spots we will return! We shared a delicious appetizer of bruscetta sampler and each order the fish of the day- baramunda- very very good. we will be back!
Posted by Laura on 06/07/2011
I have been before, but have not returned for a while. I went with 2 girlsfriends and forgot how wonderful this local Italian place was. I felt that the wines were reasonably priced and the dinner was excellent. We had some bruscetta and calamari for apps, very good. Then all 3 of us shared a dish Pescatore for 2- it was a large amt of seafood and very delicious! we had a wonderful cheesecake for dessert. Definitely a good local spot that i will return to.
Posted by Lived in Manhattan for 10 years on 05/01/2011
My wife and I live a few blocks from Pescatore and have had brunch here on numerous occasions. We both think Pescatore is one of the best brunch spots in the city. The menu is diverse, so there are a lot of breakfast and lunch types of items. Between us we've had at least seven things from the brunch menu and have never been disappointed. The quality is terrific, the portion size is ample, and the prices are great. I have never left hungry, and have never been the least bit upset with what I've ordered. This restaurant is typically viewed as an Italian restaurant for dinner, but definitely give it a try for Saturday and Sunday brunch- I promise you will not be disappointed.
Posted by Anonymous on 12/26/2010
Went in, randomly, on the town with a friend of mine. Sit down to look at the menu and notice the pasta of the day. As a vegetarian, I asked to please make sure there is no meat in the pasta. I was falsely reassured that there wouldn't be. Upon receiving my food, I noticed the food tasted funny. Attributing it to an inorderate amount of pepper, I ignored it and kept eating. However, after finishing my food, my friend, also a vegetarian, started spitting out her food. Upon closer inspection the food contained sausage! After I had specifically made it clear to them that this could not be. Upon speaker to the waiter the hostess came over (manager?) and asked us what was wrong. After explaining to her what happened, she had the nerve to ask me "well, you didn't taste the sausage?!" I've never eaten sausage in my life, forget the fact that I'm a vegetarian, I could have been allergic. Initally, the "manager" offered to pay for the pasta, as a way to make ammends. Eventually she realised she needed to comp our food, but only after we protested. The whole ordeal was ridiclous. While the waiter blamed everything on the cook staff, this will remain one of the greater mysteries of the world.
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never thought that clam pizza would be good- but it was! a crispy flatbread. my friend had it before and said it was "Awesome". so i tried it and to my surprise, it was delicious. i am thinking about it at work right now. will be back for more of that. the wine was also reasonably priced with a good selection.


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When Will It End?The tragedy of 9/11 didn't stop when the Twin Towers fell, and the victims are still being created. Nicoletta Karam has written the definitive book on the forgotten victims of 9/11. Many journalists and news commentators deny the existence, length, and intensity of the wave of intolerance that began immediately after the terrorist attacks. This book is an attempt to document that this backlash did occur, and was much worse and much longer in duration than many Americans realize. For more than a decade, bigots have targeted Middle Easterners, Arab-Americans, Muslims, Sikhs, Hindus, South Asians, Africans, American blacks, Hispanics, Jews, Asian-Americans, bearded white men, and ethnic-looking European immigrants -- anyone who looked "different."
This book argues that the 9/11 backlash was fueled by 20th-century Islamophobia and Hinduphobia, coupled with local and federal authorities' long-standing unwillingness to acknowledge the reality of hate crimes or handle them with the gravity they deserved. These factors created a "perfect storm" of xenophobia that swept through the U.S. after the terrorist strikes and continued to affect diverse minority communities for more than ten years. Included is the latest detailed information on the Wisconsin Sikh Temple massacre of August 5, 2012. Anyone who believes in equal rights for all should read this book.


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Allies and Enemies of The Imperial Throne
A Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game spotlight
Man does not stand alone in his war against the darkness. The proud warhosts of the elder races stride out from their ancient realms, resplendent and majestic. –Warhammer, "War Unending"
Even as the Empire of Man strengthens its borders with the upcoming release of The Imperial Throne, new allies arrive to lend their aid for the coming battles, and messengers arrive from the threatened lands to the north, offering reports of terrible Daemons who have joined the ranks of the Chaos marauders. War is coming. War will shake the very foundations of the Old World, and no one can remain secluded, isolated, and hope to emerge unscathed.
Warhosts of the elder races
Nearly half of the cards from The Imperial Throne lend strength to the mighty Empire's cause in the face of daunting opposition. However, each of the factions gains new strength from this final Battle Pack in The Capital Cycle, and the High Elves gain the services of a truly potent Mage. The Mage of the White Tower (The Imperial Throne, 113) lends tremendous focus to a deck that incorporates the High Elves' many useful Attachment support cards.
The Mage's loyalty cost means he'll rarely see action before the second turn, and his one power and two hit points are unremarkable for three resources. However, the Mage's true strength is in finding the potential within each Attachment you play. Not only do Attachments played upon the Mage of the White Tower provide their normal bonuses, they each provide the Mage an additional power. Furthermore, each time you play an Attachment on the Mage, you gain a free card draw. Thus, in a deck with a good ratio of Attachment cards, the Mage can quickly ramp up to immense power.
What support cards should you consider? In short, any Attachment gains triple purpose when you control the Mage of the White Tower, but you can cycle through your deck with zero-cost Attachments like Dragon Mage Wakening (Assault on Ulthuan, 12), Isha's Gaze (The Deathmaster's Dance, 68), and Blessing of Isha (Core Set, 53), gaining additional card draw and power by playing them.
Dragon Mage Wakening is especially strong, helping to protect your Mage from your enemies, and the card also makes an excellent combination with the Dreamer of Dragons (Redemption of a Mage, 68). With these cards and a quiver full of Ithilmar Arrows (Realm of the Phoenix King, 29), the High Elves stand poised on the precipice of greatness, looking forward to the exciting future before them in The Bloodquest Cycle.
Blood rituals
How would you like to crush the forces of Order with a unit that grants you four power for zero resources? Well, you might not be able to summon a Daemon Prince (The Imperial Throne, 114) entirely free, but if you demonstrate sufficient loyalty to the Ruinous Powers and offer a few blood sacrifices, the Daemon Prince will help you carve a path through the Empire's cavalry and skewer their footmen.
Of course, the fact you must sacrifice three units appears a significant drawback, but it becomes less and less of one as you consider fulfilling it with cards that grant other boons as they leave play. Crypt Ghouls (March of the Damned, 43) feed you two resources when they leave play, making them effectively cost neutral after you no longer need their power. A Doombull (Chaos Moon, 32) wreaks havoc upon your opponent's units with its dying breaths, Ungor Raiders (Omens of Ruin, 12) wreck your opponent's developments as they depart, and Blue Horrors (Tooth and Claw, 51) can respawn in unending waves (if you have ways of getting them from your discard pile back into your hand). Often these effects that are triggered when these units leave play are more important than the power and hit points the units add to their respective zones, making them excellent fodder for blood rituals that gain you even greater power.
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Armies on all sides move through the Empire of Man, anticipating bloody battle as The Imperial Throne braces for war. This climactic final Battle Pack in The Capital Cycle for Warhammer: Invasion is due to shake the foundations of the Old World by next week, when it becomes available at retailers everywhere!
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AIDS Information Centre-Uganda (AIC) is a Non-Governmental Organization established in 1990 to provide HIV Counseling and Testing services (HCT). The organisation was founded as a result of a growing demand from people who wanted to know their HIV status. Today, AIC contributes to over 26% of the total number of people counseled, tested and given HIV test results in uganda. AIC has since evilved to include other HIV prevention, care and support services beyond HCT.
AIC Vision: Universal Knowledge of HIV status in Uganda.
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By RONALD SMOTHERS
Published: February 7, 2004
NEWARK, Feb. 6— Taking their lead from what they saw as waning state support for a proposed sports arena in Newark and a glimmer of renewed state enthusiasm for the 23-year-old Continental Arena, business owners and elected officials from areas near the Meadowlands complex formed a committee Friday to pressure the state to keep the arena open.
Because most economic studies indicate that two arenas located within 12 miles of each other and competing for similar events would bothfail, any decision to keep the Continental Arena would almost certainly doom the proposed Newark arena.
Calling themselves the Saving the Arena That's Real task force, the group said James Kirkos, the president of the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce, would pressure the state to keep the arena as an element of a planned $1.3 billion family entertainment complex at the Meadowlands. That complex, called Meadowlands Xanadu, when proposed a year ago, was intended to replace the arena as an economic engine for the region and to pave the way for the state to give its blessing to the relocation of the New Jersey Devils and New Jerseys Nets franchises to the proposed Newark arena.
But many things have changed in a year, said Mr. Kirkos, pointing to the sale of the Nets last month to a developer who plans to move them to Brooklyn and new and aggressive marketing of the Continental Arena, by the state agency that runs it, that says it could be profitable without two sports teams. The heart of the group's argument is that the Meadowlands site already exists, while the Newark proposal remains just that and one with a lot of contingencies.
"Because of everything that has happened in the last year we are unwilling to let the arena go," said Mr. Kirkos, applauding the new energy and marketing of the arena by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority and its president and chief executive, George R. Zoffinger. "A year ago we didn't think there was much in our control and we were willing to take the Xanadu proposal not so much as a consolation prize but as backfill."
Both Mr. Kirkos and Mayor James L. Cassella of East Rutherford credited Mr. Zoffinger with the turnaround in the Continental Arena's fortunes. His strong and vocal advocacy in recent weeks for keeping the arena open, they said, encouraged them that Gov. James E. McGreevey, once an ardent supporter of Newark's proposed arena, had also changed his view. The governor, however, remained silent Friday and a spokesman contacted for comment continued, as he has done in the last week, to refer all such questions to Mr. Zoffinger.
At a news conference Friday, Mayor Cassella, a Republican, found himself standing next to a Democrat, State Senator Paul A. Sarlo. They are two of the four co-chairmen of the Save the Arena that's Real group. He noted that in the past, his allies in keeping Continental Arena open and opposing the planned Newark arena were all Republicans.
"I think the governor has come to realize the truth of what the polls say," said Mayor Cassella, taking note of the new bipartisan accord on the issue. "Those polls say that people in Bergen and Hudson County don't want their arena taken away."
Mayor Cassella said that although Newark, the state's largest city, envisioned spending some $200 million of its own money from airport lease revenues to help build an arena there for the New Jersey Devils, city officials should instead spend that money on education and lessen the $600 million in state education aid sent to the city annually.


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June 1966Volume 16, 1966
Progress: The Flower of Freedom
JUNE 01, 1966 by Leonard E. Read
The Gross National Product would be useful information for anyone buying or selling a nation; but those who deal peacefully in goods and services are better guided by market prices - and freedom.
Please Step Aside
JUNE 01, 1966 by George Charles Roche III
Professor Roche reminds us that Diogenes knew, several hundred years ago, that the individual could not survive the blessings of the Great Society.
Socialism by Seduction
JUNE 01, 1966 by William Henry Chamberlin
The seductive lure of government intervention, however, continues to blind citizens to the inevitable accompanying controls, finds William Henry Chamberlin.
How Price Control Leads to..... Socialism
JUNE 01, 1966 by Ludwig von Mises
And Professor Mises explains precisely the sequence to absolute control when the government starts tampering with the market to help someone.
Private Rights & Government: Liberty and Authority
JUNE 01, 1966 by George Sutherland
Almost half a century ago, and prior to his appointment to the Supreme Court, Justice George Sutherland pointed out with prophetic insight and clarity the vital role of government in defending - or destroying - private rights.
The Flight From Reality: 21. The Bent to Destruction
JUNE 01, 1966 by Clarence B. Carson
In this chapter of The Flight from Reality, Professor Carson shows how the destructive tendencies of immature individuals are exhibited in their plans for society.
Some Thoughts On Censorship
JUNE 01, 1966 by Edmund Opitz
The Reverend Mr. Opitz suggests that, rather than a law to prevent the writing and reading of intellectual garbage, we need more freedom - which will afford a better diet for the mind.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1966/6
JUNE 01, 1966 by John Chamberlain
John Chamberlain finds that he had forgotten more than the Treasury experts seemed to know about Gresham's law, as he reviews Wooden Nickels by William Rickenbacker.
Private Enterprise in the Public Interest
JUNE 01, 1966 by United States Steel Corporatio
The 1965 Annual Report of the United States Steel Corporation points out clearly how the public interest is well served by private enterprise.


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OVERS!ZE: The Mega Art & Installations, book cover, photo © Viction:ary.
Hong Kong based creative multidimensional workshop Viction:ary* has put together some of the most intriguing installations from around the world that go to prove that size really does matter! With 'OVERS!ZE: The Mega Art and Installations', Viction:ary now turns its focus to the play on the contrast between the size of the installation, the viewer and the public space proving that: ''The greater the distinction, the stronger the magnetism, forcing us to hold our eyes on to that something to assimilate the particulars, make sense of it and have it lodged in our minds.'' Hosting works from some of the world's most active big thinkers, OVERS!ZE showcases how a humble notion such as size can be transformed into a delightful tool able to reconstruct our minds whilst taking us back to our childhoods where everything was so much larger than us.
'RedBall Project' by Kurt Perschke. Photo © RedBall Project.
The book is divided into two sections: The GALLERY section which features the monumental sculptures and installations of 40 talented artists and the INTERVIEW section, where 12 of them, Kurt Perschke (US), Inges Idee (DE), Max Streicher (CA) and Florentijn Hofman (NE) amongst others, talk about their work and the perception of size comparative to public space as they present some of their OVERS!ZED projects.
Placing his 15-foot inflatable ball in various unexpected locations around the world including California, Perth, Abu Dhabi, Taipei, Toronto, Chicago, Sydney and Barcelona, New York artist Kurt Perschke's 'RedBall Project' acts as a catalyst for everyday new encounters between viewers in a magnetic, playful, and charismatic way. Inges Idee, the Berlin based group comprising four individual artists, presents their 'From Above' sculpture (Aichi, EXPo 2005 Commemorative Park, Japan) where a huge snowman leans over the large circular opening of the newly built Global Center gazing down to where his hat has fallen. With a subtle sense of humour, Inges Idee refers concretely to the specific architectonic composition in its attempt to connect viewers to their surroundings. With its custom-made piece produced exclusively for China's Rockbund Art Museum (RAM), the Zhang Huan Studio's Q-Confucius No.2 sculpture embodies a statement about contemporary spiritual values and religious beliefs in relation to the rapid economic and societal changes taking place in China.
From Above by Inges Idee for Aichi, EXPo 2005 Commemorative Park, Japan. Photo © Kei Okano.
Picture of the project featured inside the OVERS!ZE book © Viction:ary.
Q Confucius No.2 by Zhang Huan Studio, 2011, Silicone, Steel, Carbon Fibre and Acrylic , 150 x 386 x 260 inches(380 x 980 x 660 cm).
photo © Zhang Huan Studio.
Q Confucius No.2 by Zhang Huan Studio. Photo © Viction:ary.
Picture of the project featured inside the OVERS!ZE book © Viction:ary.
Dutchman Florentijn Hofman is renowned around the world for his humourous sculptures. His 26-metre-high yellow rubber duck that has been showcased in Auckland, Sao Paulo and Osaka fulfils Hofman's aim which is to instigate conversation amongst anyone and everyone who comes across his work. The Radford Wallis Design Studio's contribution to the publication was to divide a vast floor into four smaller sections which the designers achieved by enormously scaling up four common stationery items and placing them accordingly within the space. The Antwerp based Studio Job once again show us their love for precious metals, presenting the Silver Ware installation commissioned by Bisazza where eight domestic colossal-sized objects were completely coated in white gold mosaic. Always amusing and disobedient, New York based Sagmeister & Walsh are featured for their 'Everybody always thinks they are right' project commissioned by the Scottish Government where six 10-metre high white angry monkeys were placed in six different cities throughout Scotland as part of the Six Cities Festival. The Japanese studio Nendo naturally could not be excluded from this edition. Their installation for internationally renowned milliner Hirata Akio is a mesmerising compilation of 4000 mass-produced non-woven fabric ''ghost hats'' that create a strong antithesis to Hirata's carefully handmade hats.
Urs Fischer / Untitled (Lamp/Bear), 2005-6 Edition 1, Seagram Plaza, New York (US).
Edition 2, Home of Amalia Dayan and Adam Lindemann, Montauk, New York (US) Cast bronze, epoxy primer, urethane paint, acrylic polyurethane topcoat, acrylic glass, gas discharge lamp, stainless-steel framework 7 x 6.5 x 7.5 metres.
Special credits: Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich.
Aston Martin DBR1 'AirFix' by Evanta Motor Company, 2012 Hertfordshire (UK).
Fibreglass / kevlar shell / handcrafted aluminium panels over superleggera frame- work, new or fully reconditioned parts, etc. 3.4 x 6.35 metres.
Photo © Richard Pardon Photography.
Rubber Duck by Studio Florentijn Hofman.
Picture of the project featured inside the OVERS!ZE book © Viction:ary.
Studio Job, Silver Ware, 2007-8 Milan (IT), New York (US).
24K white gold mosaic (Basket) 1 x 1.75 x 1.75; (Candle holder w/candle) 1.92 x 1.66 X 1.4; (Cake platter) 0.76 x 2 x 2; (Teapot) 1.86 X 2 x 1.14; (Dish cover) 1.17 x 1.89 x 1.89 metres.
Photo © Jean-Baptiste Mondino.
Picture of the Silver Ware project by Studio Job as featured inside the OVERS!ZE book © Viction:ary.
Availbale at the official online-store of Viction:ary.
OVERS!ZE: The Mega Art & Installations
216 pages , 235 x 310mm
Released: May 2013
English edition
Full colour throughout
Hard cover with dust jacket
Price: US$42.00
* Established by the creative multi-dimensional 'Viction' workshop, Viction:ary places an emphasis on the strength of collaborative efforts in the area of visual communication welcoming creative talents from all over the world to share their truest spirits. Founded by Victor Cheung in Hong Kong in 2001, Viction Workshop Ltd provides sophisticated and innovative design solutions whilst creating high quality publications focusing on graphics and visual communications. Since its founding, Viction:ary has built a portfolio of over 60 publications, available worldwide.
Photo © Viction:ary.
Habibi by Adel Abdessemed, 2003-6 Berlin (DE), Geneva (SW), Paris (FR)
Resin, fibreglass, polystyrene, airplane engine turbine 3.5 x 21 metres Collection of the MAMCO, Geneva
Photo © Thomas Bruas
Telle mère tel fils by Adel Abdessemed, 2008 New York (US), Paris (FR)
Airplanes, felt, aluminium, metal 4 x 27 x 5 metres Collection of Budi Tek Photo © Cathy Carver.
Picture of the project featured inside the OVERS!ZE book © Viction:ary.
Map 2006-2010 by Aram Bartholl.
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This delightful 6 acre fishery enjoys a peacefully secluded location just 4 miles from lively Ayr. Well stocked with steelheads, brown and rainbow trout, with fly, bait and coarse fishing* available for all dates. Springwater Lodges offer a superb base for a holiday that combines country pursuits with easy accessibility to town amenities and a wealth of visitor attractions.*Charges apply.
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Excellent base for a holiday.good fishing.our 4th year in a row.goin back September.
The kitchen facilities need a serious up-date. Freezer compartment of Fridge minus door and in need of defrosting. Kettle needed padding to make electrical connection, microwave did not seem to work at all. That said, the accomodation was comfortable, beds good, shower and toilet/washing facilities good. Surroundings very peaceful, all in all a pleasant short break.
Staff on site notable by their absence, however we did not need them, key was in the door on arrival so we cleaned up and locked the door on our way out.
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Stayed here for my Hubby's 65th birthday. To say I was disappointed was an understatement! When we arrived, we were very pleased with the setting of the lodge, right beside the fishery. However, when we got into the lodge, we were very disappointed. Totally run down, and desperately needing a good clean. Saving grace was the bedding was clean, as were the towels, and the lodge was lovely and warm. Otherwise, what a letdown. Please, get someone in to do a spring clean!!
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Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 16 Spoiler Roundup: A Big Reveal, Meredith's Ulterior Motives, and More
Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Episode 16: "Misery Loves Company" promises to be the most dramatic episode of the season yet, and every moment between now and 8 p.m. Tuesday night is a moment too many.
While we can't speed up time, we can make the wait for the new episode a tad more bearable by obsessing over spoilers. To aid in speculation, we've rounded up all of the juiciest hints about Episode 16 right here.
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The truth revealed. In this episode, at least one Liar will learn the truth about Toby (Keegan Allen) involvement on the "A" team. We're glad they didn't stretch the reveal out too long.
Spencer finds out. We're not sure if she's the only Liar who finds out this week — though it sounds like she is — but based on the preview of the episode, plus showrunner Marlene King tweeting that "after Tuesday's episode we'll all be tweeting #SpencerKnows," it's almost certain that Spencer (Troian Bellisario) discovers what's up with her boyfriend.
Warning: The way she finds out is very painful. We're guessing it will involve the anniversary surprise she's planning him.
The "A"s have a plan. In this sneak peek of the episode we learn that the "A" team leader tells Mona (Janel Parrish) and Toby to go forward with some sort of plan. Whatever it is, it sounds bad for the Liars.
Follow the clue: According to the official synopsis, while Spencer is busy this week, we'll see Hanna (Ashley Benson) and Emily (Shay Mitchell) "follow up on a new clue" on their own, which is probably how Hanna winds up in the room full of creepy mannequins that we see in the preview.
Aria with the flu: As we see in this sneak peek, Aria's (Lucy Hale) flu is still going strong. The official synopsis of the episode reveals that Meredith (Amanda Schull) helps take care of her (weird), while Byron (Chad Lowe) is "away" (sketchy). However, "it starts to look like Meredith may have ulterior motives to her nursing Aria back to health," which leads Hanna and Em to "turn their attention toward saving their friend. Is Meredith just trying to start anew with Aria and be her number one fan, or is there reason for her friends to be concerned?"
Aria sees Alison: Based on the preview for the episode, this is also the week Aria "sees" Alison (Sasha Pieterse).
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Four Million Foreclosures Are Subject to Review
By JLP | November 2, 2011
About 4 million homeowners who may have been improperly foreclosed upon in 2009 and 2010 are getting an opportunity to have their cases reviewed. Whether they will be reimbursed is up to the same lenders who are accused of moving too swiftly to seize their homes.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said Monday that mortgage services will begin sending out letters this month that ask borrowers if they want their case reviewed.
The nation's 14 largest mortgage servicers — including Citibank, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo — were ordered to offer to review cases after the government found that some rushed the foreclosure process without carefully reviewing documents. Source: 4 million foreclosures subject to review
FOUR MILLION! That's a large number. Piecing together stats for 2008 – 2010 via Google search, I was able to come up with roughly 10,000,000 foreclosure filings over those three years (Sources: 2008, 2009, and 2010). So, 4,000,000 reviews implies roughly 40% of all foreclosure filings. That's a lot! How much is this going to cost? Who's going to pay?
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BG Says:
November 2nd, 2011 at 11:17 am
If anything, they are not foreclosing fast enough. And for those who think they have been wrongfully foreclosed upon (which is stupid easy to prove): sue the bank!
pph Says:
November 2nd, 2011 at 11:56 am
That is a large number!
Since each borrower will get a chance to request their foreclosures be reviewed, I'd propose that the borrower pay the cost of the investigation. If it is found a borrower's home was wrongfully/incorrectly foreclosed, then they'd be entitled to a reimbursement of the cost of investigation.
If someone was foreclosed upon legitimately, have him eat the cost! I can imagine thousands wanting to have their foreclosure reviewed even if they know it was for legitimate reasons.
Perhaps plan like this will dissuade many false "wrongful foreclosures" cases from being investigated, saving everyone time and money.
Russ Says:
November 3rd, 2011 at 4:07 pm
This is a situation where the law and common sense are not meeting in the middle. There are really two issues with the foreclosure mess.
The first is that banks improperly foreclosed on technicalities (and in some cases fraudulently made up documents). Essentially all that is going on is that something wasn't filed properly thus the argument that the foreclosure isn't legitimate.
There is no debate whether these homeowners paid their mortgages on time or not. They didn't.
The issue is that the banks didn't go through proper procedures to foreclose or file proper documents to show they had legal interest in the properties to do so.
Common folks say screw the homeowner. This is real simple, you pay you stay. You don't? GTFO. You pay BofA every month and didn't. Case closed.
However, lawyers have figured out they can slow down or stop the foreclosure process by finding technicalities. They want BofA to prove they still are the servicer owner of the note even though BofA's name is on the mortgage statement. See BofA sold interest in the loans to other investors.
This is like letting off a murderer caught on video tape in front 20 witnesses in broad day light and then admitting guilt because some officer forgot to read Miranda rights.
All these homeowners will be foreclosed on, however, the system is going to be shut down and will continue to be inefficient. All future home buyers are going to be signing even more documents you don't read at RE closings and it is going to cost more to finance homes in the future.
John Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 12:23 am
The banks should pay. Many of these foreclosures were submitted with illegal documents. The banks and their officers should be indited for fraud.
JLP Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 12:27 am
Fair enough, John. But, what should happen to the cases where people lied about their income? Aren't those people just as guilty?
BG Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 7:55 am
Missing the post from John that JLP commented on?
JLP Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 8:05 am
Sorry about that. I was using the WordPress app on my BlackBerry and must've accidentally hit the "unapprove" icon.
Luis Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 1:29 pm
JLP, you see John's point. Well, I see your point too. The banks have a right to sue the borrower just the same. The opportunity goes both ways or do you take a stand with that? Since you take John's point, would you say you stand with the people on this issue?
JLP Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 3:04 pm
I can see both sides, Luis. Both individuals and banks (and others) played roles in this debacle.
Luis Says:
November 4th, 2011 at 3:33 pm
I agree, but this mess hurts everyone equally.
Ursula Ervin Says:
July 6th, 2012 at 12:10 am
What irks me the most is that when I refinanced in 2007 the appraisal came out that my home was worth $325,000. So I thought I was safe in redoing my mortgage to $225,000. That left a $100k safety net. Then the RE bubble burst and now I am stuck with a home that is worth less than $100K. Now the owner of the loan, a federal biz called Freddie Mac is evicting me as if I had never paid a dime in 16 years at my home. I also have children and a disabled spouse. The bank lied to me and they got bailed out. No one thought to bail out the homeowner who was told their home was worth much more than it was actually worth. They just wanted to refinance and get their $10K closing costs.


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Carrie-ann Williams, of Congleton, has been accepted into the Royal Academy of Music in London where luminaries such as Sir Elton John, pop diva Annie Lennox OBE and Welsh opera star Katherine Jenkins OBE studied.
The 25-year-old has been awarded a grant of £4,000 by the academy towards the two-year course fees of £20,000 – leaving Carrie-Ann to raise the remaining £16,000.
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"My ambition is to become an opera singer. It's all I've wanted to do since the age of 11 after my dad took me to see the Phantom of the Opera in Manchester and I became hooked on classical music. It means the world to me."
Carrie-ann, a graduate of Birmingham Conservatoire, won the Stoke's Top Talent variety competition at The Regent in 2012 and starred in pantomime in Hanley alongside Jonathan Wilkes and Welsh stage star Christian Patterson – a firm favourite with Potteries audiences.
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Solution: When she got home she got a bucket of water and filled with ice and took 400mg of ibuprofen in case of swelling. She stuck her forearm in the ice for as long as she could and had to take it out occasionally but overall she had it in there for over twenty minutes. After this what seemed to be a soon doctors visit was reduced to minimal pain and numbess and was able to move her arm. She still has time to see if the pain will come back but the bucket of ice helped a whole lot.l
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It is a very exciting time to be a graduate student in Mathematics. No one even remotely in touch with recent mathematical realities would deny this, what with the last couple of decades seeing the demise of both Fermat's Last Theorem and the Poincaré Conjecture, to name but the two most glamorous events along these lines.
It is noteworthy, at a somewhat deeper level, that the strategies finally resulting in victory in both of these titanic achievements were remarkably broad-based. It is not really an exaggeration to say that Andrew Wiles brought in much of twentieth century number theory in order to slay FLT (or Shimura-Taniyama-Weil): he used huge chunks of the theory of modular forms, of the theory of elliptic curves, and of the theory of Galois representations, arranging them in concert and then going well beyond, to prove that every rational elliptic curve is modular. FLT then follows as per Serre and Ribet. And it was all started by Gerhard Frey, really.
Regarding the Poincaré Conjecture (in dimension 3: the remaining ever so sticky wicket), Sasha Perelman saw his way clear to massaging Ricci flows (good heavens: from algebraic and geometric topology to what? hard analysis and the kinds of PDE even the physicists know about? what next? — well, see below!) in order to slay his particular dragon, with his quest being in large part shared with Richard Hamilton.
In any case, these great problems required for their resolution such amalgams of techniques that one sees that borders between, and, more importantly, allegiances to, individual mathematical disciplines had to be flouted with extreme prejudice. One has only to think back to Wiles' marvelous point in "The Proof" to the effect that at the start of the seven year quest for said proof he systematically set out to familiarize himself carefully with what had been done of late.
This having been said, a pedagogical observation is perhaps in order, also as a segue to what I really should be talking about, the book under review. If you're a mathematical youth starting off your research in a field with a lot of structure and history, or even a seasoned scholar who is still sufficiently young at heart for this sort of thing, you're going to have to do a good deal of background work, get the lay of the land, pick weapons, decide on possible strategies, meditate on tactics, and a thousand and one other things you'll find out about soon enough; be prepared for a cosmopolitan approach — at least in number theory or geometric topology, to stick with the above examples. Moreover, the weapons mentioned briefly above are additionally distinguished by a certain emerging ubiquity: algebraic number theorists cannot desist from wearing an algebraic geometer's hat (et voilá: arthmetic geometry — of course André Weil knew it all along), geometers and general relativists attend each other's seminars, and parties thrown by quantum mechanics, to boot. Wonderfully ecumenical stuff! And it is in this spirit that one should approach Geometric and Topological Methods for Quantum Field Theory, which I'll just refer to as Geo + Topo for QFT, if I may.
The all-important back-cover provides us with the following: "Aimed at graduate students in physics and mathematics, this book provides an introduction to recent developments in several active topics at the interface between algebra, geometry, topology and quantum field theory. The first part … begins with an account of important results in geometric topology … [including] the differential equation aspects of quantum cohomology, before moving on to non-commutative geometry … [Then comes] a further exploration of [QFT] and gauge theory … [and] quantum gravity. The second part [of the book] covers a wide spectrum [their pun, not mine] on the borderline of mathematics and physics, [including] orbifolds … and involving a manifold [gimme a break!] of mathematical tools borrowed from geometry, algebra, and analysis." Very cool, and, to be sure, very ecumenical.
The point is also made that "[e]ach chapter presents introductory material before moving on to more advanced results. The chapters are self-contained and can be read independently of the rest." And this is of course very telling: our young buck or doe of a graduate student, or even someone like me, over a quarter of a century out of graduate school but recklessly interested in this stuff, should approach Geo + Topo for QFT as a compendium of possibilities, so to speak, giving a view of what can be had. I'd like to recommend, right off, the following articles: (1) "The impact on QFT on low-dimensional topology," (2) "Differential equations aspects of quantum cohomology," (8) "When is a differentiable manifold the boundary of an orbifold?", and (13) "Heisenberg modules over real multiplication non-commutative tori and related algebraic structures."
But my choice of these four from the menu of thirteen is quite arbitrary in a more global sense, given that my own recent explorations (as a sometime expatriate number theorist) cause the according resonance. I can very well imagine two if not three of my colleagues in my department cracking Geo + Topo for QFT to p.86 right off the bat so as to get at (3) "Index theory and groupoids" ASAP. And I can't say that I blame them, either.
What of the quality of the exposition, then? Well, the news is quite good. The expositions are well-written; they look quite sound, mathematically; and, despite their genuine depth (!), they are appropriately tantalizing. The reader will want more, and happily there are good bibliographies given.
Finally, I should point out that of the thirteen chapters in Geo + Topo for QFT the fist six are much longer: they come from invited lecturers (at the 2007 summer school held in Villa de Leyva, Colombia, bearing the same title as the book); the remaining chapters are much shorter.
I intend to read many of these articles a positive number of times. My guess is that many will do the same.
Michael Berg is Professor of Mathematics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA.


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Plattsburgh The 66th Annual Clinton County Fair promises to deliver a non-stop musical experience in addition to the annual fun and excitement of the week-long event from July 16 through 21 at the fairgrounds, 84 Fair Grounds Road.
Clinton County Fair Manager Glenn Gillespie said there will be non-stop fun kicking off with opening day.
"Tickets will be half price at opening day, and there will be free parking, free grandstand entry, an evening fireworks show and carnival rides will be free from noon to 1 p.m.," said Gillespie.
Major highlights for the fair will be the animals, entertainment, rides and horse shows.
Lorrie Morgan will perform on Wednesday, July 17. Morgan is a platinum-selling country music artist whose hits include "Five Minutes" and "What Part of No."
Morgan was also voted female vocalist of the year by the fans in TNN's (The Nashville Network) Music City News Awards in 1994, 1996, 1997 and 1998.
"The phone hasn't stopped ringing since we announced Lorrie would be performing," said Gillespie. "She's definitely generated a lot of buzz, and we've sold a lot of tickets but we still have plenty left."
Another gem to add to the grandstand lineup is country music artist Greg Bates to perform on July 18 at 8 p.m. Bates's hit singles include, "I did it for the Girl."
"There will be music at all times all over the fairgrounds," said Gillespie. "If you walk into the Clinton County Fair Grounds and you don't hear anything, there is a problem."
The grounds host a variety of activities, exhibits and classes through the week. Rides will be open from noon to midnight. For $20 visitors can get a wristband to ride for the entire day.
Gillespie said the fair is made possible by the participation of many community members, including a partnership with Relay for Life.
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Beloved 'Boy Meets World' to reach new generation of fans through sequel
As of Monday, Nov. 26, it is official: The "Boy Meets World" sequel, "Girl Meets World," is going into production.
Rumors have been circulating for weeks about "Girl," with reactions everywhere from GIFs of joy to rants about the sanctity of beloved fiction — and that's just what occurred in my head. But on Tuesday, the official word was released; original stars Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel have signed on, and "Girl Meets World" is about to meet a whole new generation of viewers — and some very passionate fans.
I'm still torn. It's no secret around these parts how much "Boy Meets World" means to me as a student of media studies and just a '90s kid who spent her afternoons with the old John Adams gang.
"Boy Meets World" was not just a show, but a moment in television and culture, a moment that will never come again. Cory (Savage) and Topanga's (Fishel) daughter is going to have an iPhone and a Twitter and Gen Y's innate fear of standing still while the rest of the world keeps moving. She'll never fly to Orlando in a cargo jet to tell someone she loves him or experience the consequences of a friend who put a cherry bomb in a mailbox.
At the same time, I cannot deny my excitement for this show. I wish I knew now who I'll be watching the premiere with — just so I can warn said companion well in advance of how much I'm going to lose it when I have Cory and Topanga on my screen again. With Fishel and Savage on board, the new writers can add fun tidbits and references to the original show and capture these characters' adult lives while staying true to the young version of them with whom we first fell in love. Guest appearances by Strong and Will Friedle's Eric seem all but mandatory.
Shortly after the announcement, Fishel posted on her Tumblr, speaking so directly to fans that I wondered if she'd heard my thoughts: "I appreciate that BMW meant enough to you that you don't want to see its legacy tarnished. I can assure you, we don't want that either."
It is, after all, "Episode 1, of season 1, of a brand new show. We started at the same place with BMW but we evolved and we evolved quickly. For those of you who knew and loved BMW, please allow this show to evolve as well. Stick with us. Give us a chance."
You convinced me, Topangs. I'll see you soon.
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GENEVA – Commodities and mining group Glencore PLC says it will buy back up to $1 billion of its own shares as profit for the first half of the year rose 8 per cent.
The Swiss-based company, which created an industry giant through the merger between Glencore and Xstrata, says the repurchasing of shares will run through the end of March.
In its financial statement released Wednesday, the company says its adjusted net profit was $2.01 billion in the first six months of the year, up from a restated $1.86 billion in the comparable period of 2013.
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Fenn Tower had 200 residents, every room had a bathroom, the dorm floors were 11 through 18, this was in 1982.
Bringing innovative programs (and funding) to our city. Great job Northeast Shores Development Corporation!
Some great memories of living on campus at CSU. The only thing is it was not CSU's first dormitory, unless my time at Fenn Tower didn't count.
Steve, congratulations and thank you for your commitment to the community, your service on Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland's board and for being a great friend. You have truly made a difference.
The best way to avoid being scammed is to not pay for services that are offered free by a professional, unbiased HUD approved counseling agency, such Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland. NHSGC can assist anyone, regardless of income, in Cuyahoga, Erie, Huron, Lorain and Medina counties. There are organizations like NHSGC across the state of Ohio and the US. Call 216.458.4663 for more information.
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More of these companies need to be prosecuted. Paying for foreclosure assistance is at best wasting money, at worse submitting to a scam. Call any or our professional colleagues in NEO, including NHSGC at 216.458.4663 for free, unbiased assistance in preventing foreclosure.
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What David and Joel suggest here is not a quick fix; it is really changing the culture of spending and the culture of saving. Everyone has leakage in their budget, from those on West 125th to those living outside of their means in (fill in the blank suburb). Looking for ways to bolster that budget is not just accessing programs, but assessing one's needs vs. wants and doing things smartly. Give it a chance.
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David, great Op-Ed piece. Myth number 5 has definitely increased in terms of taking advantage of homeowners' misfortune. Many say "buyer beware", but the case here is that you don't have to buy these services; they are provided free by many of the HUD approved counseling agencies, such as Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater, not only across northeast Ohio, but the entire country. Again, excellent piece for either a new incoming administration or a homeowner in need of help or anyone in between. Happy New Year!
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A sad day for the passing of a great person.
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